last April 7th I wrote Rides Seattle on‘ Geildmss "r have just
hed a conference with some members of our faculty regarding the
small number enrolled in some of our classes, ‘They tell me thet
where there were small enrollments in advanced work and a sizeable
number’ in intermediate work, that they desired to put them together,
but there was objection from the College Office in our doing this.”

I distinctly remember that in my conference with you I found
myself agreeing with the adwinistration favoring the reduction of
offerings. I recall telling you that the budget committee was of
the opinion that due to the large number of courses in our departe
ment we should delete seme of our offerings.

5 tes wildbianting 0 ceuy of 0 Better trie Dene lathe tehet tant
9th in which he brings up this question: De we really need to have
Elenentary, intermediate and Advanced courses in swimming, tennis,
fencing, tap dancing, ete.?

Heury Shenk cane to ne the other day and stated thet irs Iett
would like an advanced course in Equitetion, and I told him that a
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is very definitely in the other direction. |

Se far on I om conserned, 1. would be in fever of having elenente
ary and advanced courses, cutting out the intermediate sections. We

have simply got to do something, and in my opinion, we can do a
pretty good job of teamwork with the administration.

Will you please make an appointment with Miss Gowans for Monday

morning?