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Thrus 5i ‘May 45

‘Dear dae Allien,

a I want to write to you wainiy to express my appreciation to you
for sending me a copy of the Rebounds. I think that it's a great
piece of reading material. It is sometning which I wanted to receive
when you first published it but since 1 thought that it was primarily
for 'your boys’ I was hesitant to ask for it. And, I'm definitely
dooxing forward to more of it now that I've had a taste of the cake.

 

Perhaps, Dad has told you that I am on my way home--not to stay ‘‘
I'm sure but at least for a visit. Ome of the highiights of my
journey through I hope wili be the Hili. Undoubtedly there nave been
a lot of changes there since I saw it iast. I'm anxious to see the ~
new chapel. And, having the old shack Gown which used to be west of
the Engineering buiiding shouida be a big improvement. It's going to
be @ard to wait for that oid Hitt to show up on the horizon.

 

Those Jenene athletes are always something tor me to watch
and read about. That victory of ours over NU in football wasn't
so startling, but after forty some years a feilow had to let of a cer-
tain amount of steam. I was ready to fight after reading the account
of the Aggie football game, but then you ana the round-ballers gave us
sweet revenge in the victory at Aggieiand. re

‘That fight you gave us for the Big Six flag was a thrilling onw.
Nearly*everyday I looked in the Stars and Stripes for a KU victory. |
I was a bit disappointed when IS took us into camp in that last game.
However, I'd rather be beaten by them thatn any other Big Sixer. By
the way, I was in Duren, Germany the night I received the score of
that game. I feit much better after that night when I dreamed that

we swamped them 75-14. That's tne way I like to beat them.

We have been playing softball around here in tne evenings. A
good bit of the time we iet the work slide to get out to the games
on time. Some of the fellows around here are very good players. Tne
team I've been playing with has been fortunate enough to be one of
the best around here. A few nights ago we played an officer team for
the championship and a $75.00 pot. Our boys were a bit too sure.of
themselves and lacked that fighting spirit. We lost the game <-0.
Stiil, I'm positive that we have the. better team though I aamit that
victories are sounder proofs than opinions.

    
 
  
 

#/ I'm not sure what the T. P. Hunter memoriai fund is; but with-
/ out looking I kmow that it is something good. T. P. was one of the

finest fellows I ever new. If I get back there I intend to add my

bit to the fund.

Until I get to see you personally, good iuck to am and all the
Jayhawkers.

Sincerely,

 
 

May 25, 1046.

Mr. Ray Frisby, oe : :
200 Ne. Star,
El Dorado, Kansas.

Dear Ray:

Forgive me for not answering your letter sooner. I have been
out on(commencement speeches for the past two weeks. I quite agree
with your attitude that you should get as meh college as you can
before you go into the service.

I presume that the University hae mailed you a general catalog.
If not, etd ao cas I will see that one is sent you.
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know that you be delighted with it.

If you feel that you shouldn't join a fraternity I would not,
begause your residence hall will give you board and room much sheap-
er and you will be with a bunch of outstanding students, academically
and otherwise. It is not necessary to belong to a fraternity to be
an outstanding individual at the University of Kansas. |

Since you will not be 18 until next January 19, and sine you
would have about six weeks after that before you would possibly be
called, you would have a mighty good opportunity to finish nearly a
- year's work. You could enter this swmer. In that case you would
get two semesters in, which would be of very definite advantage to
you. Then, after your service, you could come back and Uncle San
would pay the frbaght. if I were you, I would certainly gamble on
this opportunity. If you need work we oan give you work at 507 an
hour, and give you as much as you can afford to take with your school
work .

Regarding the courses, fees, tuition and so forth, you will
find that in your catalog, and it is very accurate. I would say, —
Come ahead, and,I assure you I will be glad to have you on my squad.

With all good wishes, I am

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical. Education,
FCA: AH | Varsity Basketball Coach. —

 
 
 
 

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