UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

LAWRENCE

DIVISION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

too trim in appearance. But apparently from what I can
learn he is very bright and talks intelligently on Physical
Education, which is not always the case with PhDs. He is
very enthusiastic regarding a University position and has
possibility of development. He worked in research under
McCloy and Mc feels that he has the possibility of develop-
ing alnong that line in a manner that few men will develop
in the field of research in Physical education. He has

a mathematical turn of mind, and that feature should be an
aid to any department. He is an excellent student.

Lapp will see that you get detailed information
regarding him in the course of a few days. I am convinced
that we will not get Kistler and the fact that Lapp would
take an advance be stepping into a position that he really
wants at twenty six hundred makes me think that there are
things in his favor there. He would be more apt to consider
the move a real advancement. Lapp does not have the fire
that Kistler does but it would be a little difficult to
have the latter adjust himself after working with the faci-
lities that they have here. McCloy suggested another fellow
by the name of Wendler that he is going to take on here for
a couple of years. He has had but two years of experience and
would be a good man as far as practical physical activity
courses are concerned but would have difficulty as to theory.

Dad Schroeder has been at of town. I am to see him
tomorrow. I will let you know what he says. But it ldoks
like we will have difficulty in getting anyone with a PhD*£«rérrevce
who does not feel that he is stepping down. s
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I have not seen Prof Tuttle about courses because he 0
has been out of town. I am sure that he will ok what I have v
arranged. I have two hours of hygiene and six hours of adv- N
anced Physiology on the list. The grind starts tomorrow.
We are very comfortably located in a fine apartment- the first
floor of an old home that has been well kept. The lady who
owns it will spend the summer in the East- a very close friend
ew" of Dr. Sherbon of Lawrence-.

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a I will drop you a line as soon as I can find whether y

or not Kistler will be interested. As I suggested in the wire, Q

twenty eight hundred with additional summer work was not too @y

  

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April 18, 1930, Laumnence, Kaman)

See the Olympic Track Stauw in Action

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send Annual Ontescholastia Meet, Apul 17th