June 29, 1942.

Dear Dicks

Aa soon as I received your letter of JAme 25th I
i called the Dean of the Engineering School and asked that you be |
sent catelogs and information concerning the courses of study in
that division. You doubtless have received this material by this
tine.

Si Aekhghed Si ewe: ii pal tae oneal aoe
sidering entering the University this fall. As far as work is
concerned, we will be gled to five you work in the towel room at
| S5¢ aw hour for to hours a day. That is the maximm anount of
ee en ee ee 8 ek eee
lead. If you do not need to work, however, = wouldn't advise you
to take teo much at the beginning. In fact, you would be better
off if you did not need to work during your first year, but you
can have you want it.

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from high school to college it is staff but no stiffer here than
any place else. kd Menounsh ty Se: fer ton cctteay chee, a
if a boy studies he never has eny difficulty. "Thrteh" Walker end
Marvin Sollenberger, of Hutchinson,. Kansas, two members of our |

| : If T oan bo of any further assistance to you, plesse
illite tie siesin.

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Very sincerely yours,

M Direotor of Physical Education,
PCA:AH | Varsity Basketball Coach.