October ll, 1959s

though I did not have him in any of my classes while he wes
at the University of Kansas, I did become quite well ace
quainted with hin in intramural athletics.

his quiet, business-like attitude, and fron what I imow about
him he is thoroughly clean and wholesome. I believe thet he
would make a very good teacher in his chosen field, and cer=
tainly he should be of sane assistance as far as athictic

Very sincerely yours,

Ee Re Elbel,
Assoce Professor, Physical Education,
Supervisor of Intramural Athletics, -