Me Replogle | Page ‘wo April 8, 1941

Will you please give Bill Arnold and Glen Foy my kindest regards?
I wrote a recommendation for Jack Sands and I trust that you will get to
greet him there real soone Give all the Kansas boys my kindest regards and
I wish for you an especially large dose of the same good wishese

Our family are all well, Thank you, Maxe Eleanor is a sophomore
and Bob graduates as a preemedic with his AeBe here in Jumée He has been
admitted to the University of Pennsylvania Medical College and I believe that
he will do mighty welle He seems to know what he wants and he is working
earnestly toward his goale He has not received his draft call as he drew
a mmber pretty far dom the line, but I know that he is physically fit, as
his examinations have shown each year prior to his basketball playinge

I see your brother Bill quite often and 1 think he is a swell fellowe
The football team is coming along splendidly and I believe that. they will have a
fine team unless the draft hits them pretty harde Ralph Miller was put in
classification BI, which means that he will not be called unless it is to drive
a truck, and then only when the Germans get to the Mississippi Rivere

Our basketball prospects are especially bright as far as new mterial
coming in is concernede We have the tallest and the best looking mterial from one
single freshman class that it has been my pleasure to have since I ceme to the
-University of Kansas. They are big and double tough, so we should go almg
pretty well next year, although inexperience way play a difficult roles

I often go into the Athletic Office and see your smiling couhtenance
as exhibited in your photograph which rests on Mrse Webster's deske It is a
swell looking uniform, Max, draped around ea darn good athlete and a fine felloive.
And it would not be emiss to say a handseme young Naval Aviators

With kindest personal regards, I am,

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Nducation and Recreation
Varsity Basketbell and Baseball Coach

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