July il, 1944,

Mr. Brice Durbin, Supt.,
Burns Consolidated Schools,
Burns, Kansas.

Dear Superintendent Dubin:

After the rush of pre~enrollment I am planning to have
Brice, Jr., come in to see me very shortly. I thought I
would have met him in my Physical Education lectures that -
I give to all the freshmen, 'xut I do not notice his name
listed. I etarted tiuis morning with the 7:30 and 8:30
clesses, and will check up to see why he is not on one of
these lists. €

I am also expecting to have sumer basketball practice
real soon, so I am sure it will be a very short while now.

Thank you for your kind remarks regarding what small
influence I have had on Brice'’s life. It is always a
pleasure for the older fellows to pass on some of the ex-
periences to youth if they are in a position to do so. I
assure you I will regard our meeting as a very favorable oppor-
tunity to do amything thet is within my power.

T am glad that Brice is with us, and we trust that you and
Mrs. Durbin will find epportumity to visit him and us in the
near future.

With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

Direstor of Physical Rducation,
PCA :AH Varsity Basketball Coach.