| October 29, 1942.

Mrs Nenry Shenk, :
Department of Physical Education.

Dear Henry:

I am glad to have your letter of this date which brings
te focus a mmber of problems which should be straightened

In answer to your first question concerning the class
cards of students who have never appeared in class, when these
cards are assemblod I will take them all to Dr. Mix and ask
him what is to be dome. I have already sent him a letter ex-
plaining our dilemm here in limited facilities.

The next problem, concerning the transfers from swimming |
te conditioning, or frem one section of conditioning to another,
I believe can be solved by having the instructor in whose seotion
the student is now enrolled, sign the card. The swizming classes
were offered as a soreening test, and as soon as a student can
pass this test he goes ints a conditioning course.

we

It seems to me that

are returned.

Before we work out a scheme for grades te be turned in for
Physical Education I, II, III, IV, etc., I should like to talk
to Dr. Lawrence Woodruff, the Registrar. Some record should be
kept here, as well as the deans’ and registrar's offices, as to
each student’s enrollment in I, II, Ili, IV, etc.

After you have considered these suggestions I will be happy
te talk it over with you and Mrs. Hulteen.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
POA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.