10 vv ee | : July Sl, 1942

ire Bob Pluker,
Chapman, Kansas. °
Dear Bob:

Mire dames Roderick with his father and Mr, Bixby, the
‘superintendent of schools from Wetmore, Kansas, ceme in to
see me the other day, Jim is going to study medicine at the
University. He was an excellent student at Wetmore High
School, and from every bit of information that I have ro-
eeived concerning him I predict that he will be in the top
bracket of his classes here at the University. 3

He is desirous of getting in one of the cooperative
houses. I talked to Professor Hilden Gibson over the tele-
phone end he suggested thet I write you. I would appreciate
any consideration that you ean give this very worthy young

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May I hear from you et your convenience?

I sincerely trust that you are having a fine sumer end
that you will return to the University in fine shepe to tackle
& full year of academic activity as well as a tough football
schedule

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Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
PCA Varsity Basketball Coach.