Mr. W. F. Arnett
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Thank you, Wilbur, for your kind wishes. I was always
very fond of you and it's a great pleasure to hear from you.
Yes, I remember Jessie Armstrong, your wife very well indeed,
and I'm very happy to hear from her. Please give her my
sincerest regards.

Doubtless you will remember Maude Brigham. ‘She was one
of our star basketball players that I coached. ‘She is now the
wife of Judge Clarence Stewart, an old Baker graduate. They
live here in Lawrence.

We have three boys and three girls of our own, and,
incidentally, four grandchildren. Bobbie, who is a Senior
‘this year, made Phi Beta Kappa and leaves for the University
of Pennsylvania next fall to study medicine. Eleanor is the
youngest and is a Sophomore in the University. We had one
daughter, Jane, who graduated here and went to Stanford and
graduated there. She is now an artist in Chicago and doing
very well indeed.

But I must discontinue this writing because if I get
started on reminiscenees I might write a book.

With all good wishes, I an,

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and
Rrecreation-Varsity Basketball and
Baseball Coach.

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