Mr. Lee Corder,
Superintendent of Schools,
Welda, Kansas.

Dear Superintendent Corder:

It want. you to know that I appreciated your letter written
in Pebruary, but my response does not look as if I did. You
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& tenn Chat @id not finish very high up.

Dean is a fine boy. He had a bad cold all fall and winter
which handicapped him very much. i told him there must be
something wrong with his hygiene or his nutritioa. He never
wears a cap, but I imagine now the Navy will take care of that.
-,T am hoping that he will outgrow this tendency toward colds.

It was a great pleasure to work with him as I consider him one
of the finest boys on our squad and the scrappiest. But he
got a little too tense when he got into game competition.

This quarterback job is a very tough position to play in
and he filled it better than any other man on the squad with
the exception of Homer Sherwood. I am hoping that Dean will
be able to be with us next year. If he is here he will make

a fine showing.
“My Kindest regards to the Corder family in ilelda.

Sincerely yours,

. Direotor of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.