OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Gila College HARVEY L. TAYLOR, THATCHER, January My Dear PRESIDENT ARIZONA 14, 1928 Beth: It must have been a beautiful party, "The Acorn Ball’, I can well imagine you playing the role of the queen; arole well befitting one with your grace anc charm. I congratulate you on your success. I've likewise heard that you are playing in the school play; again I wish you luck. My interest in Weber only grows deeper with the passing Gays; not that I am dissatisfied at Gila; far from that, because here I'm shown every courtesy and have been welcomed Our school fifty miles to one be far play distant receiving is to beyond my expectations. ready, and a packed house. a report of the was playea It last does trips night seem instead in at a town queer this year of one maxing the the reports. will find me It's hard to out Of a play stay out, anc I don't know whether spring or not. I shall be glad to hear from you at and well any time, I wish you in all you co. SS a a SS sag i Po Very — ames ens IT = Ss ~ sincerely, = —_e = ni : rs Se Lae 2 : a , 3 f- 4 AO = ee JA , —" 47 f 4 [A eS Af FF —— — os 7