Kamehameha School for Boys
Honolulu, Hawaii
June 3, 1939

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allens:

Thank you very much for offering me the position in
your department at the University of Kansas. I have
cablad. my acceptance to Dr. Lindley, pending further
information concerning the position.

I am quite anxious to know more about the specific
details and duties of the position at present and also
about the possibilities for future advancement vefore I
finally sever. all connections here at Kamehameha. I wouid
greatly appreciate a reply at your earliest convenience,
therefore, concerning the tollowing points:

1. Specifically, what courses would I teach
and what would be the general content of
those courses?

ee What are the opportunities of advancement
from this particular position at the Univer-
sity of Kansas, booth from a professional

and economic standpoint? The opportunity of
working under you in your department is the
chief reason I woula accept the position,

of course, for that very fact assures
professional growth. Will there be opportunity
for advancea study and credit during the
school year at Kansas, or will my program

be too fuil for that?

Se in tnat 1 wouia sufier a considerable

loss Iinaucialiy oy leaving here, I am
definitely interested in the possible salary
raise that might be expected at Kansas for
the completion of a satisfactory year's work.
Is there a salary schedule in operation, or
what is the basis for economic advancement?

4. When does school begin in September, 1939,
and when would I be expected to report? I
would want to arrive before school opens to
allow time to become oriented in the job

and to find a furnished apartment. Another