HALL, VANCE- forward- 20 -junior in college of liberal arts and
sciences; home, Downs; graduate of Downs high school, 1939; coach-
ed by Paul Starbuck and Cade Suran. Won a freshman numeral in
1940. Lettered last year at forward. Averaged only 3.6 points a
game during the season, but nevertheless was high scorer among the
Jayhawk cagers who are back in action this winter. A fine shot,
he averaged around 17 points a game his senior year in high school.

HUNTER, T.P.- forward or guard- 24 -senior in school of education; home-
Centralia, Ill.; graduate of Central high school in Oklahoma City,
1937; coached by Clarence Breithaput. A letterman the past two
years. Won several games for the Jayhawks last season with his
work on rebounds. Very effective around the basket. The lanky
senior developed into a good defensive man last winter and saw 4
good deal of service at guard, as well as working at forward. The
easy going Oklahoman is one of the most popular men on the campus.

JOHNSON, ROBERT- guard- 21 -senior in school of education; home, Kansas
City, Kan.; graduate of Shawnee Mission high school at Merriam,
1938; played under Coach Harold Reade. Freshman numeral winner in
1939. Played forward as a sophomore, lettering that year. Was
shifted to guard last season. Is fast and has a lot of drive.
Works hard and is a fine ball hustler. Can play center also,

KISSELL, MAX- forward- 19 -sophomore in college of liberal arts and
sciences; home, Portis; graduate of Portis high school, 1940;
coached by Max Kurman. A sensation at this small Class B high
school, averaging 203 points a game as a senior. Did not make
the first freshman five last year, but is looking much better this
winter. His all-around game is considerably improved. An excell-
ent two hand shot. Also very accurate on free throws.

MILLER, RALPH- forward- 22 -senior in school of education; home- Chan-~
ute; graduate of Chanute high school, 1937; played under Coaches
Dale Skelton and Tony Lockyear. One of the two greatest Kansas
high school basketball players of all time, the other being "Red"
DeBernardi. Averaged 19.7 points a game during his three years of
high school basketball, playing against the best teams in the
state. This winter will be the first season of college basketball
he has played without physical handicaps. Played with a "bad"
knee as a sophomore and junior. Laid out last year to strengthen
the joint and it now appears to be healed. Second high scorer in
the Big Six in 1940. Superb at feinting a guard out of position.
An excellent shot and a great passer. Quarterback in football.

SOLLENBERGER, MARVIN- guard- 21 -junior in school of engineering; home-
Hutchinson; graduate of Hutchinson high school, 1938; played under
Coach "Chop" Cairns, Played a year of basketball at Hutchinson
Junior College, before coming to K.U. Won a starting berth as a
Jayhawk sophomore last year and is the only regular returning from
last season's team. His defensive play is the best feature of his
game and he also is a fine rebound man. Wears glasses on the
court. Suffered a recurrence of an old high school knee injury
recently and will have that to worry about this winter.