duly 31, 1941

Mr. Prank Bolin, /r.,
209 Wiest 66th, .
Kansas City, Hoe

Dear Frank:

IT em sorry thet I missed you when you stopped in to say
hello. I assure you it was not necessary for you to write a
letter to me because I do not Beek in the least that I should
be placated.

it is mot I personally who is making the complaint, but
rather I em sounding a note of dissatisfaction of the alumi
toward groups who want to be selfsufficient in some things but
are not self-sufficient financially.

That is just the point, Frank. I do not feel disgusted,
but boys who will remember they ere college boys only when they
have made a mistake and forget they are college boys when they
should be broad-minded toward their fellows ~ then I say
has missed some training. I do not blame a fellow for being
cocky if he has got the stuff, but so much of it is put on, ine
diceting en inferiority complex, that I believe if we would all
get sown to earth and give saue of theve worthy hard-working boye
their due the fraternities would not be so snobbish and they
would assume @ reletively more important plece in the life of our
school, What I am trying to sey is that I emphatically believe
that fraternities end sororities are too much overemphasized in
the Middle West.

I will be glad to talk with you some time when it is con-

venient for you to drop around, but do not make it a special
item of business on my account.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation
FCA: AH | Varsity Basketball Coach.