October 1é, 1941

Dear Fellow Faulty Member, ©

‘I have just received a letter from Mr. Seaver Owen of the
University Business Office. He states as follows:

"This will acknowledge the receipt of your letter of Oct. 6, _
in whieh you gave me an illuminating and thorough resume of the
courses for which fees must be charged in your department. I
appreciate this effort on your part and hope that I will be able
to avoid a repetition of the mix-up that we had this enrollment
period.

"I have but one thing more to ask of yous I want you to help me
by instructing all those people under your jurisdiction to be.
meticulous in the designation of numbers and letters when enrolling
students in Physical Education courses, If this is done, and in
addition I em able to handle the fee assignation job better we will
' avoid any further difficulty."

This is self-explenatory. Walees the numbers end letters are made
elear in the designation of physical education courses the business
office assistants are apt to make errors because they go to the
catalogue to determine what courses they are required to charge

a towel fee for. I am sure thet you can see their quandry if the
_Gesignation is not perfectly clear as it is mede out on the enrollment
cards « The scribes as well as those advisors who enroll should

be extrenely careful in these details,

Thank you fer your continued cooperation.
: Sincerely,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation
FCA/pg ‘Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach