WINFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
WINFIELD, KANSAS

August 27, 1943

Mr. Fred Ellsworth, Secretary
Alumi Ass'n. of University of Kansas
Room 2 Frank Strong Hall

Lawrence, Kansas
My dear Mr. Elisworth:

This letter is to you in personal confidence. Please
do not tell Dr. Allen about it since I have no con-
fidence at all in him regarding anything to do with
the Winfield Schools. His Tucker stunt has put him
off my list for life.

The Brannum twins are high class basketball players
and do have another year before they will be eighteen.
They spent a week at the University of Kentucky this
spring as guests of’ the University athletic depart-
ment. The University would not accept their trans-
cripts although they are graduates of this school.

One of the boys had to make up a half unit of English
credit. He took the work this summer at Southwestern
College under a man greatly interested in athletics

_ and very easy to get along with and failed in the work.
The boys have good minds, They are not too easy to
manage. Clarence is married. The mother is quite
ambitious for them. I rather doubt if they will be
interested in a place where they have to work for what
they receive.

I did enjoy being in your home both for the excellent
food and for the equally excellent companionship. Your
sister is one of the people for whom the Evans family
has the very highest regard--so are the rest of you.

Please do not tell Dr. Allen anything I have written

you.
Very a ?
Evan Gui
EEE: ch Superintendent

AUG 28 1943