Sept. 25, 1941

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Hiss Beulah M. Morrison
Professor of Psychology
Prank Strong Hall

Campus
Dear Miss Morrison,

I greatly appreciate your kindly motive in notifying the —
office of the dean of the School of Education regarding the
eutting of class on the part of Charles Black.

Miss Rich immediately notified me and I attempted to reach’
Charles. Charles was working at the city ice company, but I
failed to get him there last night due to their closing with
the oncome (of the cold weather.-

I called him out of bed at 7:30 this morning and I can assure
you that I made phe point that I was displeased and disappointed
in hime He gave the excuse that he had to prepare for speech
class under Professor Buehler. I made the observation that he
should spend more time on Miss Morrison's psychology because ¢ ~
was the thing that needed more attention than my friend, Profs
Bushler's, class and raat that he do so.
Of course I consider this a rather flimsy excuse, but I can |
pretty well assure you that we drove home the point to the
young man and I don't believe you will have any more trouble with
class-cutting by Charles. Y

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Mrs. Black and I have conferred together a number of times regare
ding Charles’ temporary inconsistencies, but I am happy to
that I definitely feel that Charles will make a grand man he
faces the responsibilities of a more serious ‘life.

Again I want to thank you and assure you that I will enthusias-
tically cooperate in having him get out of college the nost
important things. /

Sincerely, /

Director of Physical Education and Recreation
Pca/pe Varsity Basketball Coach