June 10th, 1941

Dear Dewey:

Realize that I am a little delinquent ©
in enswering your letter regarding Floyd Hanson
but finel exams and all of these things demand
attention at this time of the- year.

After Henson came to us from C. of E. he
hed a bad year scholesticglly, but after that he
found himself end made a very good record as a
student. ‘When he left here a couple of years ago,
I had a great deal of confidence in him. I thought
he would be able to fit into the Sabetha situation
in a fine manner and recommended him highly. 1
understand though that he has not been too successful,
How uuch is his fault I am not prepared to sey. The
fact remains that he apperently did mot fit into the
situation as well as we thought he could. For this
reason, I would feel reluctant to recommend him for e
nob as large as Maryville.

Henson has many fine qualities and I am sure
that after a few bumps will make a good coach, but that
of course razains for the future. If I can furnish eny
additional information regarding Manson I shall be pleased —
to do 80.

Kindest regards, I an,

Sincerely yours