i April 275 1938.6

If he is interested in a CSEP (or NYA) job I would suggest
thet he make application to the secretery of this office at the
University. I find upon investigation that students of neigh-
boring states are given consideration elong with Kansas students.

I sould give the boy a job in the gowel roo here in the
gymmasiua at 35¢ an hour, which would help with his expenses.
I em asking that a catalog of the miversity be sent to 80
that you will have an idea of the expenses necessary for attend-
ence U., You will notice that the matriculation and inside
ental fees for non-residents are considerably higher than for
residents of Kansas. 7

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Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coache

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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
JESSIE M. TOWNE

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OMAHA, NEBRASKA ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

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JOSEPH G. MASTERS, PRINCIPAL

April 21, 1939

Doctor F. A. Allen
Head Basketball Coach
Kansas University
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Coach:

I have a boy, Jim Kriss, who has played basketball
for me here at Central High School for the last three
years. He has been an all-city player two years and
this past season won all-state recognition.

He is seventeen years of age, is six feet tall,
weighs one hundred sixty pounds and, I think, has the
makings of a great college basketball player. [I have
talked to him about going to school and suggested to him
that I was going to write to you to see if you were in-
terested in him.

I would like very much to have him play basketball
under your teaching. He was a high scorer in the inter-

city league this past year. He does not expect to attend

Nebraska University under any circumstances, so I want
youto feel that, if you are interested in him, you will
not take’‘Away from Nebraska.

It is more or less through my interests that I am
writing to you, hoping that you might be able to give
him an N.Y.A. job or some other kind of a job, where he
would earn at least part of his way. He could afford
to pay either his board and room or books and tuition
but would not have enough money to pay his entire expen-
ses.

I would appreciate anything that you might do, and
may I hear from you in regard to him?

Sincerely yours,

F. —

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Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coaches

FCAsAH
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Director of Physical Education,
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HUBERT A. STANBERRY, SupPT.

SALINA, OKLAHOMA

 
March 15, 1959.

Ure Le Le Saylor,

Principal of Schools,

Salim, Oklahana.

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‘was sorry that he was wmable to be there to see your
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G--Dale Hall, Parsons, freshman —

Ge--Jack Broadhurst

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May 26, 1959.

Direotor of Physical Education, —
Varsity Sasketball Coaches

I went you to know how very much we appreciate your

Thank you so much for again calling my attentian
to Charles Black. We are working on the possibility
of his coning to the University of Kansas, and expect
him to come over for a visit sane time next week.
intereste ‘You mgy be sure of our cooperatione

Lawrence, Ke: |
Dear Bettys

FCAsAH

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‘ BECAUSE KANSAS University
will not take J»nior College ath-
letes for varsity duty until they
have had a year on the freshman
team, Hutchinson Junior College
will lose its basketball team cap-.
tain’ next winter.

Marvin Sollenberger, member of
the Hutchinson Blue Dragon |
team which won the state cham-.
pionship last year, all-conference
guard, and captain elect of the
1939-40 team, has announced he!
plans to enroll next fall at Kan-,
sas University.

Whether by accident or by de-
sign, Sollenberger has been given
to understand he would not have
a chance to make the Kansas Uni-
versity team should he wait an-
other year. .

He has gained the impression
that Kansas U. coaches do not
desire to work with or train a

two years of competition.
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pressions out of thin air.
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gineering course. If he transfers
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freshman work—both in_ school
hours and basketball. He will
then be eligible for three years
with the K. U. varsity.
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well at K. U. With an all Arl
Valley and all-Juco conference:
record behind him there can be n¢
doubt he’ll be a definite asset t
the Kansas squad.
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local fans would gladly relinquist
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a freshman squad where he
wouldn’t learn more basketball
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throat.
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Dre Re Ce Stratton,
Green River, Yyaninge
Dear Dire Stratton:

I want to thank you for all the interest you have
‘taken in domes Weire We would be very happy to see him
enroll at the University of Kansas. What do you think is

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the possibility of his caning here? I would anpreciate
very much if you would drop me a note and give me your re-
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