May 7th, 1921

lirse Josenhine Le Sans
Box 127
Chapman, Hansas

Dear Mrs. Sans:

i acknowledge receipt of your letter of May 4the I was uncer
the impression that I had explained to you in our conversation that Course
Nos 39, Blementary Playground Activities will be ineluded in our Summer
Teaching Program, if and when we have ten people enrolled in that courses

We have received permission from the Administretive Committee to
offer this course with you as teacher if we can get the ten studente enrollede
The sumer session authorities are very dubious about a big enrol inent and
do not hold forth much promise in getting the ten students enrolled

Our summer session enrol Iment bones on June llth, and Commencement
ferercises close the evening of June 9th. ‘ou expressed an opinion that if you
could be here during enrollment, you might stimulate enrollment in this COUrS@s

iam offering the course Community Peersation. This is a three-hour- /
course, but the course No. 59, Dlementary Playground Activities is a troehour=
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| _ It seems rather difficult to Bgk you to work up a course to teach
this sixtyshour diploma requirement, especially when you're not certain the
course would be offered if we do mot have the required numbers However, I
would suggest that you do that and if this does not materialize, I told you |.
that you might have your last year's work for a certainty. 1 was endeavoring
to mke your summer's work as lucrative as possible. -

_ I believe the only thing to do is plan on taking over your last
year's work and adding to it by teaching this course, if possible. Certainly
I de not want to use this sixty hour course to cut down on my course on Commun-~
ity Recreation that I had offered. You will understand this, of courses

_ WGll you kindly write me any ideas that you have after you reeeive

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Sincerely vours,

Director of Physical Edueation and Recreation

FCA: re - Varsity Basketball end Saseball Coaches