October 13, 1942.

Dr. Gilbert Ulmer, ,
Assistant Dean, : : ;
College of Diberal Arts. “

Dear Dean Wimers

I aolmowledge receipt ef your prebationary list for
the fall of ‘42. I see no basketball players’ names on
this list. I presume that you have sent a cepy to Miss
Hoever so that she can check on her Quack Club and Tau

Signa groups.

ZT am very happy to coeperate with you in your endeaver
te raise the scholarship of these students. Fer instance,
I notice that Mies Joy M. Howland is en final probation.
She comes in my office quite often te get steries and I will
make it a point to express my utter surprise te find her
name on this list. I also netice Thems C. Twyman and
Gearge F. Stuckey. Tom Twyman had an attack of endocarditis
end has also had a respiratery illness. But it appears te
me that Stuckey and Miss Nowland should de better work.

Sometimes an sutsider can help along in the job of co-
_ By the way, I took the last Kiplinger Letter heme to
Mire. Allen to r ni fer some reason she said she absent-
nindedly threw it the waste basket and it has been des-

treyed. This week's Kiplinger Letter has net arrived, but
when it does come I will be glad te send it @ yous

Sincerely yours,

Direetor of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.