Ens. Marvin 0. Hodges,
Aymed Guard,

SS Ville D‘Anvers,
‘o/o Fleet Postoffice,
San Franciseo, Calif.

Dear Marvin:

Tine Laer wet dc DAM tne skeen Senn bile dee ptettons: While I
am head of the department, I have asked i. Nenfy Shenk, our varsity —
football coach and a member of our department, to handle the graduate
work so far as courses are concerned, Of cowse, this will be handled
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questions.

We have checked with Miss con in the Extension Division, and they
will send you a list of subjects they offer. ‘There are no courses offered
at the graduate level, but it might be necessary for you to make up any
deficiencies by correspondence. I would suggest that you write Dean E. B.
Stouffer, of the Graduate eens and have your credits sent on to him
and he can evaluate them.

‘I do net believe there any of the standard schools Sih sell aneat
any oorrespondence work from other schools of the graduate level. The
AS SO EN ES ee, nee in residence.

I am enclosing a pamphlet of Physioal Education courses which will
give you the specific requirements for a master’s degree.

I am well eoquainted with you end your work, You made a fine record
at Baker University. After the war is over and if you should wish to
complete your thirty hours here for a master's degree, we will be very

happy to consider your talents and I am sure that we can use you in a
“ouptotty tat will’ be restprocel te you and to ws — The amount of pay
will be evaluated according to your ability in the field that you would

be used. Iwill be happy to hear from you from time to time as regards
your ultimate decision. :

Sincerely yours,

 

Director of Physical Réucation,
Varsity Basketball Coach. |