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I'm Nelson Sullivan. I'd like to talk to you sbout majoring in physical

educations

I'm glad to know you, Nolson.e Sit down.
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Thanks.

Having 2 tough time?
Well, not exactly, but it's all a little confusing.

You'll got used to thate So you want to major in physical education?

Yes sir. What do you think?

Well, Nelson, you know you very seldom find 2 father who advises a son to
follow in his footsteps. He knows how tough it is, sand how much work. I
wouldn't want to advise you unless I knew more about you.

I've always worked around the gym, and majored in physical education. You
see, I think I'd like to coache

You look like you've got the stuff. To bo a coach, Nelson, you've got to
be a scrapper, you've got to have enthusiasm, a hard worker -- and if you
dissipate, you might as well stop now.
I've got the enthusiasm, and I know I'd be willing to work. I know there
aren't any snap courscese

That's right Nelson. Why, some of the most rigid roquiremonts are in phys-

ical education - both acedemic and physical. Now, do you still want me to
help you plan your course for physical education?

Yes, sir.

All right, thon. Now, you'll tako a course in rhetoric and (FADEOUT) « «
five hours of physiology . « « and five hours in human anatomy e « «

ANNOUNCER: And so Nelson Sullivan finds himself enrolled, ond ready to begin work

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A short time lator, Sullivan and a friend of his answer
We hear him talking to Fen Durand as

in his classcse
the call for basketball practice.
they enter the gym.

Do you know where wo go?

Yeah, - down these steps ~- come one
I think I'd botter go on home.

Come on - it won't hurt youe

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