Ostober 1, 1942.

Drs Be Ca Staley,

Director of Physical Bduoation,
University of Illineis,

Urbana, Illinois.

Dear Dr. Staley:

lS por soe ee ee oe
to Grim » Direscter of Athletics, and which he referred

to me as Direater of Physical Biucation. We are happy to have
your printed physical education regulations.

I am sending you our printed mterial regarding our
teughener pregram that wo have inaugurated at the University
of Kansas. We have an integrated program, in that our senior
R.O.T.C. studente whe are also enrolled in our conditioning
and toughening pregrem are given the epportunity of scenducting
our formal pregram or our diseiplinary exercises, which occupy
about twelve minutes of the hour. The class is then turned
ever to our class instructers who send them through the obstacle
course, the bedy contact drills and touch feotball, basketball,
ete., in rotation class order.

The requirenent for all men is for every semester the men
remain in the University. For the women the requirement is one
Year's Shek alin teaver Gikammes siakk aanatenks 5 stbeeel
of the student fron the University. A special committee has been
appointed by the University to handle the petitions for exemption.

_ We heve built two obstacle courses, one near the stadium
nd ome south ef the gymnasium, beth on rough terrain. I am en=
 glesing a sketch of the obstacle course.

tf" you denies | further information about our condition-
ing program I shall be te hear from you again.

Very sincerely yours,

| Directer of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.