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5 . PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN NATIONAL BOARD TREASURER GENERAL SECRETAR

 
 
  

THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS

OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

STEADMAN BALL A.L. MAYER
PRESIDENT AREA COUNCIL CORPORATE NAME EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
HENRY B. PFLAGER

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT H. W. BOLTZ

ASSOCIATE SECRETARY

RAY F. FREY
ean vice eee cipens WEST CENTRAL AREA COUNCIL LEO eee
(Ineluding Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Wyoming) PROGRAM SECRETARY
DEAN E. SHAFFER
CHAIRMAN AREA BOARD OFFICE, 114 EAST NINTH ST.
JOHN V. GLADES
ALDEN EBERLY TOPEKA, KANSAS ASSOCIATE HI-Y SECRETARY
RECORDING SECRETARY
JOHN J. SNODGRASS RAYMOND E. NESMITH
ASST. RECORDING SECRETARY ASSOCIATE HI-Y SECRETARY
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PAUL B. SWEET April Le $ 1941 CARROLL M. MOON
TREASURER SECRETARY, ROCKY MOUNTAIN

DAVID NEISWANGER STUDENT COUNCIL

ASSISTANT TREASURER
FERN BABCOCK
DR. A. F. TYLER SECRETARY, SOUTHWEST a
ASSISTANT TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,

Department of Physical Education
Kansas University,

Lawrence, Kansas,

Dear "Phog":

I have just been checking over with the Camp Wood Committee regarding their
Physical equipment for camp this season. We were going through the Lowe and
Campbell catalog with a view of ordering such supylies as they would need for
the camping season and came across the illustration of your GOAL-HI STANDARD.
I have been very much impressed with this equipment as it might be used for
both formal and informal activities at a camp.

If the camp were in position to purchase such equipment, they would of course
order directly from the catalog, however it is necessary for the committee to
exercise considerable care in expenditures for camp equipment. You have been
at Camp Wood and know something of the number and type of boys who attend.
They of course are representative of high schools thoughout the state and
naturally a large percentage of these boys go on to college. I would like to
see these boys become acquainted with such equipment as GOAL-HI.

I wanted to present to you the question of whether you would like to give an
OUTDOOR GOAL-HI STANDARD to Camp Wood as your contribution to Kansas Hi-Y
boys. Most of the Camp equipment including cabins has come in the form of
contributions from the many friends thoughout the state, If you would feel
so inclined, it would be greatly appreciated. Camp opens May24 and continues
throughout the summer.

With best wishes for your continued success, I am
Sincerely yours,

Keurerd (oti

H. W. Bolts