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724 North Main
Hutchinson, Kansas
euly “£1, 1937

 

Dean R. A. Schwegler
Director of Coaching School
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Sir:

With the opening of the Coaching School this fall, of which
I understand you are to be the director, wiil you not have
an opening for a stenographer or clerk? Assuming that this
school will require an administrative office, may I submit
my application for a position there?

I was a student at the University of Kansas from 1933 to 1936.
While there I worked half days in the office at the Cordley
Grade School. For the past year I have been attending the
Salt City Business College here in Hutchinson, where I have
taken a stenographic course. During this time I have also had
a part time position in the bookkeeping office of the Grace
Hospital. Here I have had splendid office experience includ-
ing that of taking dictation, filing, posting, and running a
switchboard and information desk. I can take shorthand rapidly,
read my notes well, and I am a good typist. My work here has
been very pleasant, but as I am completing my business course
I am desirous of havirig a full time position.

In regard to my ability and character may I refer you to the
following: The Salt City Business College, Hutchinson; Miss
Esther Forney, Superintendent of Grace Hospital, Hutchinson;
Miss Elizabeth Rupp, Secretary to Chancellor Lindley, Lawrence;
and Miss Ursula Henley, Principal of Cordley Grade School,
Lawrence.

I shall greatly appreciate your consideration of this applica-
tion. If there is any further information that you desire, I
shall be glad to furnish it. If you wish a personal interview
I will arrange to be in Lawrence at your convenience.

Very truly yours,

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(Miss) Ferne Copenhaver

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