January 17, 1946

Mre Clarence Dunlap
6901 Cote Brilliante
Ste Louis 12, Missouri

Bees Clarence:

, I have just received a second letter from Mr.
Je Ae Walka, your old coach. Responding to his request, I am
sending you @ brochure on the plan of courses for our degree in
Physical Education. If you will refer to page 4, you will find a
four-year course outlined for your perusal, We give a BeS. degree
in Education with a major in Physical Education. We also offer a
masters’ degree in Physical Education.

‘Coach Walka has said many flattering. things regarding —
you, Clarence, and your ability in basketball, I assure you that we
will work with you and for you for your every benefit and success here
at the University of Kansas, I have many requests from college and
high school: coaches for our graduates, especially those who compete
on ovr varsity basketball team. We are not able to fill the demand
because a great many of our basketball players are in Physical Education
majors, engineering majors, journalism majors, or lawyer majors. There-
fore, I am very sure that when you complete your work we will be able
to place you in a very creditable position,

It is neeéssary that you send your transeript of your
high school credits, with a transcript from Culver-Stockton, to Dr.
Lawrence Woodruff, Registrar of the University of Kansas. Our enroll-
ment will be on the llth and 12th of February for the second semester.
I assure you it will be a great pleasure to have you enroll at the
University of Kansas and an added pleasure to have you on our varsity
basketball team.

With all good wishes and anticipating the pleasure of
meeting yous I am eae ee

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCAsMF | Varsity Basketball Coache