Box 2

Contains Eastern basketball publicity information sheet.

Contains a letter concerning the basketball banquet to be held at the Monticello School, when Baker was the Superintendent.

Contains the application for admission and personal history to apply at Eastern. Also letters from Baker and McBrayer concerning attending Eastern and basketball tryouts.

Correspondence from Bales and McBrayer; topics include admittance to and about the Marine Corps and basketball. Basketball publicity information and statistics (1948-1952). Announcement of the birth of Robert Kevin Bales. Photos include 2009A001-028-029.

Correspondence from Bales and McBrayer; topics include recommendations for employment to various schools, personal news, basketball in general, basketball scholarship while getting his Master's (including a letter from Robert R. Martin). Class schedules and Tip-Off Club sheet. Basketball schedule for Munfordville High School, 1959. Newspaper clipping of the wedding of Elizabeth Wiseman and David Bales, son of Don Bales. Photos include 2009A001-030-031.

Contains correspondence from Ballenger and McBrayer; topics include basketball, school, Christmas card, and the birth of his two children. Class schedules from 1960-61. Three cards with Ballenger's different addresses. Photos include 2009A001-032-034.

Two letters from Ballenger and McBrayer; topics include job availability, and well wishes to McBrayer's team. Data for players card, basketball publicity information sheet, and Tip-Off Club sheet.

Contains three letters from Becker and McBrayer, on prospective players. Newspaper clipping of Becker and family. Photos include 2009A001-035-041.

Contains 6 letters from Jim Mitchell to prospective players. People include Coach Marvin Meredith, John Doniger, John Laurent, Carl Reynolds, Tom Booker, and Terry Leitchfield.

Contains 10 prospective players application, personal history, and/or credits. Players include David Butler, Donald Carroll, Jack Craig, William Drumm, William Goedde, Ned Jennings, Donald McKenzie, Harold Napier, Ardith Ross, and Charles Sydenstricker.