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and player many times are better off never repeated. But you have
worried about Max a lot and I believe this will give
in his stability. it was during spring practice. We only had nine
practice sessions and le hadn't been out too often although he was as
diligent and as responsibe as the other boys. I told everyone of the
Pellows that if they were behind in their studies I would not want them
to come out. It was only the fellows who were up in their studies that
as

I wented to report. So Max did his full share as much as any of the
ether boys. —_ : |

ait & . Max has a lot of character, and I believe that he
Go a good job this year. He is a fino boy, has a good physique,
and will fight, and too, he is very intelligent. So

military coordinator for the University. Woodruff is a fine gentleman.
He nt, and I think we are especially fortunate to
have @ mm such as Woodruff in the Registrar's Office advising young
men. He played center on the varsity football team along in 1923-24
and '25, so he is a two~fisted, red-blooded gentleman, and I know he
will advise Max correctly, — | ?

team because Jack Ballard, Ray Evens and Charlie Black have enlisted in

_ the various services, and we will have Sclnellbacher, possibly Bill Brill,

not sure about Armand Dixon ~ he may or may not return - doubtful about |

- Nance Hall and Sollenberger, but we will have Paul Turner, George Dick,
Sparky MoSpadden, formerly of ElDorado, Kenny Thompson and Bob Dole,

Bill Forsyth from Medicine Ledge, and others we are not sure of but I ;

believe we will have a nice team. 5

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