Novenber 2 9 1957 «

Director, Bureau of Bducational Service,
Teachers College |
Columbia University,

_ New York City.

Dear Sir:

ZX desire to commend to you Miss Elizabeth ¢,
Dunkel, assistant professor of sicai Edueation for
woren, at the University cf Kansas, Miss Dunkel has
. been in our department for ten years.

*  & DriDldant student during her wadergraduate
days, “Miss Dunkel in addition to obtaining Phi Seta

Kappa distineti was one oF the outstanding students
on the canpus, being especially proficient in msie
and fine arts, dramaties and the dance,

_ tides Dunkel was employed for three and one~-
half years by the Arkansas City public sehools in the
Gepevauek of ical Education, Eeturning to the
University in 1927 she hes done an exeeptional bit of
work for us here. oe Dees ‘

Hex experience has well cualified her for ad-
ministrative work for which she has unusual capacity.
She has a most pleasing poarsonality and strength of
eheracter. Buoyant end robust in health, Wiss Dunkel
is a living —— of what physical education should
mean to us ali. fom

She has achieved brilliant suecess as director
of Tau Sigma, the dencing sorority af the University
of Kansas. e Tan Siema reeitals each winter stand
out as one of the University highlights.

4S an exponent of the dance, dramatics and
music, as well as the fine arts, Miss Dunkel has
achieved rare distinction, As a teacher she is most
tek eet oe is ar of the mere accidental
Ls upon work, experience, and study.
She ieads people with the power of her personality and
her unusual talent,