Glass A Kansas High School—Wember North Central Association of Colleges and Serondarg Srhouls

O. O. Foun, CLERK R. F. Noyes, DrrEcToR W. W. SrRICKER, TREASURER

— TROY HIGH SCHOOL

L. W. MYERS, PRINCIPAL

TROY, KANSAS

 

 

February 8, 1944

Dr. Forrest A. Allen

Director of Physical Education,
University of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Sir:

We are happy that you were able to accept the
invitation to appear as speaker on the Commencement
Program of the Troy Rural High School.

In answer to your question concerning a theme,
we leave that to you. Our high school is a Rural
High and about sixty per cent of our students come
from the country. The community supports an exten-
sive activity program in addition to a very good
academic program. Troy has enjoyed the past two
undefeated football seasons in the "Big Six League",
which is comprised of Holton, Horton, Sabetha,
Hiawatha, Effingham, and Troy.

This area is noted for its excellent fruit,
especially apples, and its fertile soil.

This is about all the dope so I leave the rest
to you. Looking forward to the pleasure of having
you with us, I am

Very truly yours,

 
 

LYM:mr LW. Myers