CLASS “A’’ HIGH SCHOOL ; MEMBER NORTH CENTRAL ASS'N.

De hea reece District 76, Jewell County aM. W. Hale, Directo
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Virginia Winkler D. K. Balch, Clerk
Dennis McKee M A N KATO Pp U B LI C S C H OO LS O. H. Wagner, Treasurer
Wilma Jean Darst GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY
Philip S. Gould N. G. SHEFFER, Superintendent Lydia Groves, Principal
Mary Jo Schnell LaVerme Topliff
H. B, Doak Mankato, Kansas Flora Cochran

Katheryn Irwin
Amelia Mueller
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a Dr. Forrest Allen, basketball coach,
University of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Phog:
Junior Jacobs is a freshman at the university.
He should be out for the freshman basketball team. I think

he is afraid he is too small for college basketball.

Junior was captain of my team for two years.
He is a fine ball handler, a-good defensive man, and
is a very agressive and fast floor man. He is small for
college basketball but I am sure he would make a valuable
man. He is smart, has a fine attitude, and would be an
asset to any basketball squad.

Junior might not make your varsity squad but
he is a prospect worth looking over. He lacks size and
has a tendency to hurry his shots but he has the ability
to put zip and hustle into a ball club. He is likeable
and is a great morale builder.

With kindest personal regards and a Sincere

wish that you have another successful season, I am.

Cordially yours,

uo Boyd