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KANSAS STATE HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION
APPLICATION TO BOARD OF CONTROL

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E. A. THomas, Commissioner, ; SS %
Topeka, Kansas.
I hereby apply for renewal of my certificationas an approved Kansas Siate

 

 

High School Activities Association Official and enclose fee of . ............ Po eee
(Fee for one sport $1.00. For both sports $2.00.)

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Last year’s address
Certification desired—Football == Bonkers
I agree to the provisions which relate to requirements for registration and hereby signify my in-
tention of attending at least one official rules interpzetation meeting in each sport for which I am
registered.

Signed Official.

Only officials who are registered with the commissioner and to whom registration cards have been
issued may be used by member schools as officials in football or basketball games.
 

Maroh 1, 1944.

» Clint W. Kenage, Sre,
Jenkins Music Company,
Kansas City, Mo.

Dear Clint:

Thanks so moh, Clint, for your fine letter oo
the dope on Clint, Jr. oe late to
be used in the Rebounds, but will be used in the next Jay-
hewk Rebounds which will be published a month, I hope, from
the time the last one was sent out.

I know that Marine major had very good ground to say some
nice things about Clint. Everybody does because Clint is
not only a square shooter but a one humdred per center. I
don't blame you at all for being very proud of Clint. He is
@ grand chap and we are all very fond of hin.

You ean bet on me to mention nothing that will embarrass
ou fighting men, and especially Clint.

Thanks for your good wishes. I tock the letter home and
read it to Mrs. Allen, which accowmts for some of the lateness
_ in acknowledging receipt of your splendid letter.

ith all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

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

 
December 17, 1943.

Mr. Je Be Kissell,
Portis, Kansas.

Dear J. E.:

Mighty happy to have your good letter of the 14th instant
and eam hastening to give you Marvin Sollenberger's address. It
is 418 North Bleckley Drive, Wichita 8, Kansas.

T am happy that Max finished his work at Albuquerque in fine
style and is now on hiw way to the University of Georgia at Athens.
These boys are gaining a great education in moving from place to
place and seeing how people do things in other commmities. The
fact that Max made 85 in his flying certainly stamps him as an
outstanding aviator.

certainly hope that all the junior basketball boys will be
the University of Kansas. We certainly will be
‘gs ball club. We have a rather ordinary tean

: the boys come from so many localities who have

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Very sincerely yours,

PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
 

Jenuary 5, 1944.

Lt. Commander Webb Key,
U. S. Naval Training School, .
University of Kansas.

Dear Dr. Key:

Will you please give Mrs. Key a correct
schedule of our basketball games this season? I am
also enclosing one for you.

I am still checking to see that you get
tickets to the games.

Yery sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA :AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
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December 24, 1945,

Dre He Le Kirkpatrick,
1320 Pembroke Lane,

Topeka, Kansas.
Dear Dr. Kirkpatrick:

I greatly appreciated your Christmas greeting and
telephone call this morning.

T am sending you a copy of our Jayhawk Rebounds No. 5
and No. 6 for your perusal.

With every good wish to you and yours for the Yuletime
season, and happiest returns for the future, I am

Very sincerely yours,

Direstor of Physical Bducation,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
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November 27, 1943

Dear Board Member:

In accordance with Article V, Section II of the By-Laws
of the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers, the following
Nominating Committee was’named at the Post-Convention meeting
of the Board of Managers, April 1943:

Mrs. Lucile Rust, Manhattan, Chairman
Mrs. William Downs, Hays

Mr. W. T. Markham, Topeka

Mrs. L. R. Fulton, Wichita

Mr. W. M. Richards, Emporia

According to Article V, Section I,-of the By-Laws of the
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers, Group one, consisting
of the President, first Vice-President, and Secretary is the
group to be elected in 1944. These officers shall be elected
for a term of three years. Those holding these offices at
present are not eligible for re-election to the same office.
Article V, Section II, of the By-Laws states: "In the year of
election of group one the nominating committee shall present
to the newly elected officers, the hold over officers, and the
district directors nominees for the chairmen of standing com-
mittees."

‘Please return the inclosed questionnaire to Mrs, Lucile
Rust, Chairman, with any suggestions by December 18, 1943.
Your opinions will be greatly appreciated by the Nominating
Committee, as we do want to nominate to the state offices the
best qualified persons available. If you wish to know those
holding offices now, consult the directory of the Kansas Parent-
‘Teacher magazine.

Thanking you, I am
Respectfully yours,
Mrs, Lucile Rust, Chairman

Kansas State College
Manhattan, Kansas

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Lucile Rust, Kansas. State College, Manhattan, Kansas, by
December 18, 1943.

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December 28, 1943.

Manager,

S. H. Kress Store,
921 Massachusetts St.,
Lawrences, Kansas.

Dear Sirs \

Miss Caroline Baker signed for the 75 pounds of candy
for the service men, and I am ing herewith my check for
$30.60, including the sales tax. \

Thank you for extending this crddit to us.

Sincerely y ours,

Director of Physical Education,
— Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

 

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December 29, 1943.

Mr. Damon Weber,
Caldwell, Kansas.

Dear Damon:

Mr. J. Donald Keown, formerly the University Daily
Kansan sports editor, wrote ms regarding your athletic and
academic ability. I am womtering if you are interested in
attending a achool of higher education. If so, it will give
me great pleasure to give you any needful information that
you might desire.

Won't you write me at your convenience? Donald also
writes regarding Russell Goodpasture. If Russell is interested
will you kindly tell him I would be happy to hear him if
and when he desires neceasary inform tion?

With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

: Direotor of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

THE CALDWELL MESSENGER. _ =

 

: Doyle Stiles
) IM Editor and Publisher

Puoone 320

CALDWELL, KANSAS

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
Chairman of Physical
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas.

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Dear Doctor:
Perhaps I shouldn't bother you at this time when you
are in the midst of another basketball season, but, having

caught the KU basketball bug while in school there, I thought

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you might be interested in a senior high school boy who is
playing here with the local team. |

The boy's name is Damon Weber. He stands about six
feet, three inches, and weighs around 200 pounds, and is fast
for his sizee He is a defensive and rebollmding specialist,
and seldom shoots; therefore has received but little publicity
this year -- but is in my opinion avery good college prospect
with whom you could do great things. He is financially well off
and able to attend college, but at present is engaged to a
high school girl here, and is contemplating immediate marriage
after graduation.

I think if you would get in touchwith the boy
through correspondence, you might. be able to do both him and
the Setcol's court squad some good. He stands high scholastic-
ally, and with a Little encouragement would make an ideal
college student and athletee :

There is also another senior six-footer on the

team, Russell Goodpasture, who has led the squad in scoring most

of the year, and in whom you might be interested.

 
 

 

 

 

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December 3, 1945

Mr. Dwight Keith, Editor,
Southern Coach and Athlete,
751 Park Drive, n.=.,
Atlanta, Georgia.

I wnder if you would be kind enough to send a scopy
of the December, 1943, issue of Southern Coach and Athlete
to two of my friends:
Dr. Don Carlos Peete,
4140 Cambridge,
Kansas City, Kansas.

and
Mr.Lacy Haynes,

Kansas City Kansas Star Bureau,
Kansas City, Kansas.

T would also appreciate it if I might have a few extra
copies on hand for distribution.

Very sincerely yours,

_ Director of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
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November 15, 1943

Coach Forrest €. Allen,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Coach Allen:

Your excellent article will appear in
our December issue. Since receiving it, I
have received the enclosed letter from Coach
Rupp.

If you find time to comply with this
request, I will be happy to carry it, and
I am sure it would be interesting and help-
ful to many coaches. If you have pictures
illustrating these exercises, they would
help and I will be glad to use them. Im case
you do not have pictures, if you will have
your photographer make them, I will be glad to
pay for them.

With sincere regards, I am,
Sincerely yours,

Dwight Keith
EDITOR

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October
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Mr. Dwight Keith

OF KENTUCKY

 

LEXINGTON

Southern Coach and Athlete
751 Park Drive, N.E.

Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Dwight:

I am enclosing an article and youcan put any kind

of a heading to it

that you care to. It is not so

hot I will admit but I felt that it would answer
some of the questions that will be confronting a

lot of the coaches
I have had many let

this coming season. In fact,
ters from coaches in regard to

these problems and I felt that possibly an article
along this line would help.

 

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him to icle 3 in regard to setting-up ¢xer-_

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I have left some of the tp viene unanswered ie keene

that other coaches
for us.

would take it up and answer them

Write again if I can be of help to you.

Sincerely yours,

A. F. Rvp
BasketbSll Coach

 

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December 8, 1943.

Mrs Ve Ae Klotz,
President, Rotary Club,
Coffeyville, Kansas.

Dear VeAe:

I am afrais to guess on "Vie", so I am
sure not to miss on "V.A.”

I want you to know that I greatly appreso-
jate your kindness in writing me as you did regarding
my trip to Coffeyville. I had a swell time with you
grend fellows and it makes me feel awfully good to
receive your swell letter.

Again I say it was a great pleasure, and
I ew eagerly awaiting your visit to gur place. And
I agsure you I will be delighted to come to Coffey-
ville again at the first opportunity.

With all good wishes, I am

Rotarily yours,

PCAsAH - President,

 
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last year back, you would really have a club.

vention of the Reclamation Association.

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October the 2o-sixth, 1

DR. F. C. ALLEN,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr, Allen:

: I am wamting the address of Marvil Sollenberger
and if you can send it or cite me to it, thanks for same.

I had copy your "Rebounds" some time back and gled
to have same and found it creatly interesting as I knew or
knew of many of the fellows mentioned,

. If you care for anything on Max for a later issue
here it is: Address is <--

‘A/C Max E. Kissell, U.S.N.R.
‘Naval Aviation V-5 -- University New Mexico.

Albuquerque, New Mexico.

He was atMount Vernon Iowa, at Cornell all summer
and I thot did well there. He got to be Cadet Commander
of his Battalion and always ranked well in all the athletic

activity he took part in.

Dom af Al--que, he was first én the Obstacle among
the new group reporting then. They let him take a
plane up right on the dot after he had had eight hours in
the air and he got along fine and is flying there every day now,

They do not allow him any time off and as I get it some
ef them, including Max, will go to some California point, either
St. Marys or Del Monte about middle of December.

I have been watching your BBall outlook and seems I heard
that you might have John Buecher hack. Guess that would help.
I was just thinking that if you had all that outfit of
If they all did
get back, wouldn't you have a pretty good club?

I am leaving tonight for Denver to attend a National Con-
We hopé to get

a big dam in the Solomon river here aboue Portis about

25 miles,

In haste and kindest regards to all and may be down
that way some time. Like to have your court schedule.

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Denver, Colorado

RESULTS OF STATE CAUCUSES

State
Director

ARIZONA Hugo B. Farmer

Yuma

CALIFORNIA J. R. Fauver

Member of

Resolutions Committee

Yates Heyvood
Snowflake

Chas. L. Kaupke

Exeter Fresno
COLORADO Clifford H. Stone George Oorlett
Denver Monte Vista
IDAHO N. V. Sharp E. H. Neal
oS — Fer ericen..
(Kansas | E. Porter Ahrens John E. Kissell
| | Scandia Portis
MONTANA O. S. Warden W. F, Flinn
Great Falls Miles City
NEBRASKA H. D. Strunk B. F. Butler
McCook Cambridge
NEVADA A. M. Smith Edwin Marshall
Carson City Logandale
NEW MEXICO E. W. Bowen George R. Craig
Tucumcari Albuquerque
NORTH Harry E. Polk Halvor L. Halvorson
DAKOTA Williston Minot
OKLAHOMA Frank Raab Hallis Arnett
. Canton Mangum
OREGON Robert W. Sawyer Robert W. Sawyer
Bend Bend
SOUTH M. G. Scott Raymond F, Lund
DAKOTA Pierre Rapid City
TEXAS Milton E. Daniel James C. Bowie
Breckenridge Port Isabel
UTAH Ora Bundy Gus P. Backman
Ogden Salt Lake City

WASHINGTON J. A. Ford
Spokane

WYOMING W. F. Wilkerson .

Casper |

Rufus Woods

Wenatchee

Walter P. Hudson
Veteran

Member of

Legislative Committee

Charles Sarson
Phoenix

Roland Curran
Bakersfield

Pueblo

_E. W. Rising

Nampa

Frank Boyd
Mankato

Judge C.B. Elwell
Havre

Wardner G. Scott
Lino in

Andrew Jahn
Lovelock

Fred E. Wilson
Albuquerque

W. L. Gardner
New England

W. C. Austin
Altus

Frank Morgan
Myssa

Arthur Svendby
Lemon

John D. McCall
Dallas

Harold H. Wallace
Salt Lake City

Fred J. Cunningham
Spokane

H. M. Rollins
Cheyenne
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Recreation, and Safety PHONE » FAIRCHILD 8100

HOWARD G. DANFORD, Director

October 19, 1943

Dr. Forrest C. Allan

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allan;

Just a note to tell you that I was sworn into
the Navy Monday morning. Thank you very much for your
very kind assistance. I hope to be in Lawrence before

too many months have gone by and will try and see you
at that tinie.

With kindest personal regards.

Very truly yours,

SQ.

a

J. K. Kennedy

Assistant Director