UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
: LAWRENCE

DIVISION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

do practical work if necessary. Could teach the course
in Tests and Measurements since he used to be employed
by the Physiology Department and has done much stat-
istical work for the Physical Education Department. I
just talked with Dr McCloy's secretary regarding him
and she feels much the same as Dad. Neither have any
thing particular against Lapp other than that he does
seem to lack that drive. Miss Metheney says that after
you learn to know him he is really a "grand person".
She points out that you could not go wrong but leans
toward Wendler as the type who would work himself to
death to help put a job over. Dad says that he would
be a good investment and that seems to be the general
opinion. He has worked hard all his life . By the way
he is married and has a boy six years old.

I asked Miss Metheney if she would have the
placement bureau send his material to you. Dad says
both of them are smart boys but Wendler leans a lit-
tle heavier toward the personality that will cause
him to grow more rapidly. Dad thinks that you could
get Wendler for $2500 for the nine months.

Well there is the dope and I will write you
as soon as I see Kistler but I am sure that he would
not be satisfied at what we have to offer.

After reading this over it seems that I have
not done Lapp any favors certainly, but I want you
to get my impression, Although short and stocky it
seems that Wendler would fit a little better with the
undergraduate student.

I got the courses that I wanted , but now I
wonder why, They are centainly keeping me on the go,
PhySiology of the Nervous system and Physiology of
Exercise are both interesting but the gooddold prof
won't let me catch up with him.

If you are interested_in Wendler, write dir-
ectly to him at the above ad@ess.

Sincerely,