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SPECIAL RECREATION FUND

Summer Session 1939

The whole program of recreation was carried out on a larger scale than
usual this year. Great praise is due Dr. F. ©. Allen and his class in
Principles of Community Recreation for their fine work in planning the
activities. The installation of floodlights which made possible the use
of archery, croquet, shuffleboard, darts and other play facilities until
eight or nine o'clock in the evening greatly stimulated participation.

The swimming pool was in constant use. The soft ball league functioned
effectively. The improved facilities at Brown's grove installed under

Dr. Allen's direction added greatly to the enjoyment of summer picnic
groups. Two picnics open to all students were given. The observatory

was open to all students two nights in order that students not in astronomy
Classes might use the telescopes. Three afternoon receptions and three
hour dances were given at the Union. This fine program should be continued
next yeare

The budget committee alloted the sum of $345.00 to be paid from
balances in the maintenance fund for special equipment and supplies for
recreational purposes. This allotment was expended as follows;

Installing, removing and storing

floodlighting equipment . . ..... . $187.65
Archery supplies « ev wv se we we we ww 35625
Basketballs and shuttlecocks 2. .« «. « « e 25.15
Sofvoe le and bate wee we Cw we ee 22.05
a ee ee ee ee ee 21.50

Golf balls for driving range « « «4 ws 19.20
tit Vv ev Ce ee eC OK Se ew 8 12.00
Crecget 6606 6 Wi ee oe ae ON 2450
Darts ee a ae er a ee et es Se Coe Ss 1,05
Freight oe ee ae oe ee Be eR er Be ee 1«30

Labo 24 e s s s se e e es es e e cf e s ° ° 2 18 e 88
$344.51