Per Curiam.
Appellant, in its first proposition of law, asserts that it is not in contempt because it substantially complied with the court order dated July 5, 1977, by paying appellee for the 1976-1977 academic year. In essence, appellant asserts that it can not be held in contempt for failing to issue a continuing contract of employment when the complaint in mandamus filed by the appellee prayed for only the issuance of "a written contract of employment for...
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