February 5, 1941

Mre Tan Van Cleave, Jre
MeAnany, Alden & Van Cleave

Your good letter of the 3rd instant has been received
and I am always happy te hear from yous

I took the matter up with the administration regerding
tickets for the Wyandotte High School basketball team, and
Mr» Earl Falkenstien, Financial Seeretary of the Athletic Association,
tells me that every seet in the auditorium is completely sold oute

The only possible way thet we could adnit the boys would
be by selling standing roa, and then they of necessity would to
take certain areas of standing romme However, Mre Palkenstien says
‘that he will arrange to adnit them but there will absolutely be no
seats left. I assure you thet we want to do everything we can to
cooperate with Coach Elbl and our good friends at Wyandotte High
School.

i am sending ® carbon copy of this letter to Parl Falkenstien
and I am sure you will hear from him in the very near futures

Yes, I am very much pleased abovt Rey “wane and I wes terribly
disappointed about Bill Brill. I too em sorry that he could nct make
it, but you know I think I offered him the right advise when I suggested
he enroll in the Schocl of Education, but he emphatically thought othere
wis@e I am very fond of Bill and 1 want to do everything I ean to help
him and I trust he will return next years ,

. Bill is @ swell fellow and he would make a great college mn
because I believe he has the fundamentals of right living, and he has —
a fine attitude. The intercession of no studying in high school to
very serious requirements in academic standards was just a little too
much for him in one yeare :

Thank you, Tommy, and I assure you you will hear from Mre
Falkenstien in the very near futures

Sincerely yours,

Director of | ical Education and Recreation

cc; Falkenstien