UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

DIVISION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

December 15, 1939.

Dear Doc:

The committee from the Men's Student Council
that aided in the reorganization of the student intramural
managerial system has evidenced a great deal of interest
in the intramural programe Some of them have a very distinct
feeling that the intramural program involves mich more of
the student body than most of the activities which now re-=
ceive a part of the student activity fund.

These council members point out the fact that at
the present time 15¢ from each activity ticket goes to the
reserve fund. They are anxious to attempt to get 5¢ of that
15¢ allotted to intramurals each semester for intramural
equipment such as bases for softballs, softballs, footballs,
softball bats, identifications jerseys, whistles, timing
watches and suche

In view of the fact that the physical education
budget is limited, would you have any objections to these
boys attempting to carry through such a plen? They appar-
ently are familiar with all phases of the administration
of the activity fund, for that reason I have not gone into
those details with them. They are anxious to undertake
such an enterprise entirely on their own responsibility.

Sincere

Ee R. El °

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