Wovember 15, 1941

My. John Bunn

Dean of Men
Stanford University
Palo Alte, California

Dear Johnny,

‘Mr. CG. G. Bayles, our Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, who

ted here in the School of Engineering in 1916, is desirous of
obtaining two tickets for the Rose Bowl Game. He came in last week
and made inquiry and I told him that I would write you and see if
it would be possible to obtain them. I imagine the tickets are $4.40
unless they have gone up. I did not want to presume on your friendship
by promising him any tickets until I had written you. I know that
conditions change from year to year and I preferred to write and see
if it would be possible to obtain for him the two ticketse

Wow, he is not certain thet he can make the trip end since this is —
merely an inquiry I would appreciate it if you would write and let
me know what the chances are on obtaining them for him and he can
make his decision.

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I trust that everything is going well with you and Bonnie. Things
are moving along 0.X. with us with the exception of our football
team which seems not to be doing too well at present. We are
playing Kansas State this afternoon, and if we win everything will

be lovely.

My basketball prospects are fairly good, but I am afraid that I am
going to have the same difficulty in ny basketball that Gwinn Henry
is having in his football. There are about five of the boys that

are training on the football team and there are five of the fellows
on the basketball team who haven't been training, but will if they

play.

Please give my kindest regards to Clark Shaughnessey and my brother,
Colonel Pete. |

Sincerely,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation |
Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach