August le 1944.

Hr. B. Co Quigley,
Director of Athletics,

University of Kansas.
Dear Ernie:

Bach month I write a Jayhawk Rebounds for the many boys who

- ave in the service. I got this conception from my experiences after
the first World War. I came to the campus on September 15, 1919,
and saw dear old Uncle Jimmy Green, who said, "“Well,Phog, I am glad
to see you. I am glad to see you here at the University. I promised
my boys when they went overseas that I would wait for them, and I am
waiting witil they aera and when they get back my job is happily
finished."

When the boys went- away this time I was too old to enter ser-
vice, but I thought I could render those boys a genuine service by
keeping them informed as to the whereabouts of their buddies. Each
month I have tried to appraise them of the activities and whereabouts
of their Jayhawker friends.

I have some back copies if you are interested in them. Mrs.
Hulteen will be glad to let you have them, because they may give you
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Sincerely yours,

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