Kansas State College
Manhattan, Kansas
June 8, 1939

Dr. Garfield Weede
Dr. Earl F. Morris
Dr. F. Ce Allen

Mr. Ve. T. Trusler

Dear Committee Member:

The enclosed four pages of comparative curriculum is
all that I have been able to complete by this time.

It is at once obvious that a real comparison of all
of the state schools is extremely difficult, The nature of —
the various schools and their objectives affect tremendously
what each ome of them is trying to do by way of preparing phys*
ical education teachers. :

This comparison is, I hope, only a start and while I
shall be away from Manhattan all summer, I hope you will look
over this material with a view to formulating your opinions as
to what might and can be done about getting together on what~
ever fundamentals you think are called for.

I would like te have your honest opinion and sugges-
tions if I could have them, and in the fall we shall try to
meet and discuss things more theroughly..

With all good wishes for an enjoyable summer, I am

Sensdially yours,

AA.

C. 8 Moll, Chairman