Kr. Gwinn Henry,
Director of Athletics,
University of Kansas.

Dear Mr. Henry:

I am very happy to recommend the following men for their
varsity letter in baseball for the spring of 1942. These base-
ball players have shown a fine attitude in their training habits
and cooperative epirit in playing their abbreviated spring base-
ball schedule. ‘They have provided recreation for themselves and
entertainment for their student followers, and at a minimal expense.

Personally, I believe this effort on the part of the Athletic
Association in expending this money to provide en opportunity for
these boys te enjoy their skills has been worth while. I have been
happy to contribute my small part in a supervisory way for the en-
joyment of all soncerned.

At a meeting in Columbia, Missouri, last night the boys un-
animously elected Forrest “Knute” Kresie as the Honor Captain for
this years Eresie has been a wonderful exemple by his fine,
genial spirit and his fine training habits. fe is one of our out-
stending students and leaders on the Hill.

‘Warren Hodges' fine example on visiting athletic fields in a
competitive way has won many friends for Kansas.

Forrest Kresie, Augusta

Damy Brune, Lawrence

Forrest Hill, Caspar, Wyo.
Wershall Hulett, Platte City, Mo.
Bob Innis, Pittsburg

Larry Johnson, Port Scott

Otto Teichgraeber, Gypsum

Respectfully submitted,