HIGH SCHOOL BOARD FACULTY
W. L. OLSON, D!tRECTOR S . A. GRAHAM,
&. T. BECK, TREASURER “~ DWI GHT RU RAL H IGH SCHOOL cack RICH, Kea
EVERETT CLEMENS, CLERK MARION THOMPSON, HomME ECONOMICS
JOEL N. MARTIN, PRINCIPAL JOHN F. HANSON, SCIENCE & ATHLETICS

DWIGHT, KANSAS

Mar. 29, 1939.

Dr. F. C. Allen

Department of Physical Education
Kansas Bniversity

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen’

I wrote to you on February 20th relative to

the chances of obtaining some work for Harold Wright,
a senior in our school and an excellent student and
also an outstanding athlete in the fields of basket-
ball, baseball and track. I1 received a reply from
your secretary on Mar. 14, but have heard nothing
further. I shan't go into a repetition about the vir-
tues of this boy but merely wish to give you a few
names of persons who have seen this boy play basket-
ball and invite you to inquire from any of them.

Mr. Pierce Astle, Coach, McPherson College.

Mr. Chas. Edwards, Official, Fort Kiley, Kans.

Mr. Earl Yoos, Official, Emporia, Kansas.

Mr. Alton Haun, Coach, Alta Vista, Kansas.

Mr. Ralph McAtee, Coach, White City, Kansas.

Mr. Pike, Coach, Wilsey, Kansas.

Mr. Bradley, Coach, Council Grove, Kansas.

Harold Wright took the Summerfield Scholarship
tests in Salina a little over a week ago. If he doesn't
make one of these scholarships, is there any possibility
of obtaining work so that he may attend K. U. If there
is, I'd appreciate hearing soon, as I know the benefits
generally obtained by searching for such things, early.

uly yours,

 
  

gel NY Martin, Prin.
Dwight/Rural High School
Dwight, Kansas.

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