PEMBROKRE- COUNTRY: DAY SCHOOL
WARD PARKWAY AT FIFTY- FIRST STREET
KANSAS CITY 2, MISSOURI

March 6, 1944

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
Robinson Gymnasium

The University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen:

Ralph Wedin has bold me of his conver-
sation with you Friday night regarding George
Dick, and the possibility that he may be in-
terested in the physical education position,
which will be open here in September. I am
anxious to have an opportunity to talk with
Mr. Dick and will be glad to come to Lawrence,
if that is much more convenient for him, but
hope that he may find it possible to visit
Pembroke-Country Day School, in order that
we may talk things over on the ground and he
may have some firsthand impressions of the
possibilities here. I do sincerely appreciate
your interest and am anxious, as 1 imagine
Mr. Wedin explained, to find a man whose in-
fluence with the boys will be first rate,
who likes boys of high school age and the
idea of working with them. ‘The idea that he
may be short on actual coaching experience
is not so important as that he is anxious to
do a good job and can be depended upon to work
to that end.

Cordially,

Z2ife UH

Héadmastér

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