April 27, 1942.

Mrs N. P. Isenberger,
Phillips Petroleum Co.,
Corpus Christi, Texas.

- Dear Hates

Nate, I appreciate your writing me and I assure you that
it would be a great pleasure to have this boy enrolled at the University
of Kansas. Won't you contact him and let me kmow what chance there is
of him enrolling here? You tell Dan that I would be delighted to have
hin. iion't you write me confidentially and let me mow what his finan-
eial status is? The tuition for out of stete boys is $75.00 per semester
and the out of state boy pays a $20.00 matriculation fee. Kansas boys
pay a $10.00 mtriculation fee. .

Believe it or not, Nate, I am still going along in the
old way end not offering any scholarships or any special inducements.
I get a lot of letters from boys all over the United States asking if
we give scholarships, and saying that they would like to play here. I
tell one and all the seme thing < that there is no one here at the
University who subsidizes the boya and makes it easier for a basketball
player than for any other student. Sometines my mouth waters when I
read of some of these prospects and realize what a fellow could do in
@n athletic way if he had some of these boys, and then I think also of
how many kids have been spoiled by somebody telling them they were big
shots and that somebody should pay their way through college. I have
had youngsters of my own and in my own mind I always have a deep sense
of pride when some of these boyd do something on their own hook and do
not depend on somebody else paddling ir canoe.

I would love to have Dan Wagner up here and I kmow from

what you say about him that he would have no trouble making our varsity
with what fundamentals

exactly what I say to him and just how I feel. |
Again thanking you, Nate, and hoping for your continued
Sincerely yours, |

success, I am

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