September 10, 1945

Mr. Robert Eugene iendrix
4960 Blue Ridge Blvd.
Route 3 .
Kansas City 3, Missouri

Dear Bob:

I called the Registrar's Office this morning and suggested that they
send you as much information as they have concerning school enrollment. I
told you that inquiries had depleted them of every bit of printed matter that
they ordinarily would have on hand. ‘The Separation Centers of the Armed Forces —
have asked for this material in such quantities that they are entirely out of
practically all of the printed mtter that they ordinarily have. The infor-
mation they send you should give you some information regarding the college.
I have also asked that they send you secion 2 of the catalog. They are out of
secion 1. I am sending you a brochure concerning instructions to students de~
siring to major in the Department of Physical Education. This department is
in the Sehool of Education.

I suggest that you call your principal at Raytown High School and ask
that they send your transcript to the Registrar of the University of Kansas.
By having this in to the Registrar's Office ahead of tine, it will be much
easier for you when you come to enroll, as all the preliminary acorediting work
will have been done before you arrive. 7 :

I want to tell you how happy I am that you are going to enroll at the
University of Kansas, and I know that you will like it.

It was good to have your two foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Rice, with us
for a visit as it is pleasant to have Bill with his bubbling good humor. Won't
you write me and tell me of any other wishes you have in the matter, or feel
free to ask any questions that you desire. .

Be sure to check up on the high school to see that a transcript of your
grades gets out at an early date, and then let me kmow when you are sure the
transcript has been sent, and I will check at the Registrar's Office.

With every good wish to all of you, I an,

Sincerely yours,

Forrest C. Allen
Director, Physical Education
Varsity Basketball Coach

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