December 14, 1942.

To Whom It May Concern:

I am very happy to commend to you Mr. Mano William Stukey,
at present Director of Athletics and Head Coach at Yankton
College, Yankton, South Dakota.

I have known Mano Stukey as a studont, as an assistant coach
at the University, and have followed his career as coach and
teacher in the high schools of Kinsley and Stafford, Kansas, and
ommended him for his present position.

is one ef the best men that it has been my experience
to teach. He is clean, personable, courageous and intensely
loyal. s is not the mere accidental type of success, but is
. founded upon experience and study. a ee
ah Wad Gedad at thas cocameettas He is a fine competitor, is
® man who knows thoroughly the value of team play end he has the
courage and the conviction to enforce his principles.

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: Stukey was a fine all-round athlete in college. He was a
superior student and his character was of the highest. He ig

@ physical education majer and stood high with his fellow stud-

ents end faculty members. He was an outstanding football player,

a fine basketball competitor, and an excellent track man. I am

very happy to recommend him to you without reservation or wvasion.

Sincerely yours,

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