February 16, 1943.

Lawrence, 5 ANSAS «

Dear Darrell;

ol da tae ilk an een Oa
office this afternoon to discuss with me your attendance at the
track olass. I met you in the Athletic Office and I was under
the impression at the time you spoke that you were a Ii. Gust
Nelson. Mrs. Hultesn had spoken to me regarding Mr. Nelson's
dissatisfaction with the grade he was getting in physical education.

: T\just returned from our northern tour in basketball and
was & little hazy regarding all the details after your case had
Se

Atte eie tlh Seen tn, tee. Delon ten th, oe X ent
Mrs. Hulteen, “I just talked to Mr. Nelson.” I was in error.

Now, here's the situation, Darrell. Mr. Shenk has re-
voked your right to substitute track for physical conditioning
and it is absolutely necessary that you report for physical con-
ditioning. If you want to help Coach Hargiss on your om it is .
all right. I have also checked with the people at the stadiun
and find that you have been present to help Coach Hargiss a couple
of times.

You doubtless are acquainted with the University ruling

that when a man has six unexcused absences en condi tioning
he is withdrawn from the University.

Sincerely yours,

: Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.