October 1, 1937.

Wiss Betty Stephenson,
Hoody Apartue nts,
Lawrence, Kansas,

Dear Miss Bettys

. I iknow that you thought thet
played poorly, but you did not. Your splendid
attitude and good sportsmanship under adverse
playing conditions made you one of the favor-
ites, even though you lost.

It is the wholesome attitude of
players like you that really show the best under
trying conditions,

I know it would have been a lot more
fun fer the foursome to have played on good
links with grass ns, but to all intents and
purposes you really acted as if you were enjoy-
ing it, and this fine attitude was reflec in
the appreciative gallery that followed you
people around, |

We of the Gepartment, and I ro
wes

greatly a oe your contribution,
fine of of you.

Sincerely yours,

FCASAH | Director of Physical Education.