DESIGNATED AN“HONOR SCHOOL’ BY THE U. S.WAR DEPARTMENT

Georgia Military Academy

COL.W. R. BREWSTER oe
Bas tones College Park, Georgia Oe
MAJ. R.S. ROSSER
SECRETARY & TREASURER F b 15 1941 wad SS eee
ebruary 15,

Dre Forrest Ce Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dre Allen:

Within the past few weeks I have had inquiries from several of our
seniors here concerning the prospects of financial aid at the Uni-
versity of Kensase We have one boy in particular who is a top-notch
athletes In addition to being an All-State football player and a
first-rate track man, he is one of the best natural basketball
players I have ever seene He is a good student and a fine boy in
every respecte Because of his great desirability, I am afraid that
Yale University is going to get him; however, should he fail to get
a scholarship there, it might be that I could persuade him to come
to the University of Kansase This boy's name is Carl Anderson,
should you care to write to hime

I would greatly appreciate a note from you indicating the kind of
assistance that the University of Kansas can give at the present

time to athletes. I realize, of course, that KeUe has never given
athletic scholarships that would compare with those given by Southern
Universitiese From time to time, however, I shall come in contact
with boys well able to take care of a large part of their expenses
who want to go to a Northern universitye For this reason, it might
be well for me to be able to give them some definite idea as to what
kind of assistance they could expect at the University of Kansase

I am enjoying my work here very much although, of course, I miss the
Hill and its activities very much. Please accept my kindest personal
regardse

Sincerely,

Ross Me Robertson
Dean

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