First Dance

To Be Tuesday
says Allen

From 7:30 to 9 Tuesday evening,
Summer Session students will swing
out to the music of Russ Chambers
and his band, in the first of weekly
dances to be held on the campus
this summer.

If the weather is cool Tuesday
night, the students will dance in
the ballroom of the Memorial Union
building. In warmer weather the
affair will be held on the street be-
tween Fowler shops and the ana-
tomy building.

Russ Chambers’ band is composed
largely of members of Clyde By-
som’s Hill band, with the addition
of Sidney Dawson, Negro vocalist.

Wayne Ruppenthal with his trum-
pet will direct the 9-piece organiza-

 

tion. He has been a member of
Hill bands for the past five years, |
The band will play in the same |
style as the old Bysom band, with |
the exception of less power in the;
brass section.

Instrumentation in the band is
made up of four saxophones, a bass,
Piano, trumpet, and drums, and
vocalist Dawson. Bob Carle will
play first sax; Carl Bushey, second
sax; Russ Chambers, third Sax;
Hook Richmond, fourth sax; Art
Harris, bass; Bill Wilson, piano; Bill
Smith, drums; and Ruppenthal with
his trumpet. :

“Waltzes for older dancers, as
well as swing will be featured by

 

the band,” said “Phog” Allen, di-
rector of the Summer Session, to- |
day. The dance program will be an-
nounced in Tuesday’s Kansan.

No admission will be charged; all
Summer Session students, their
wives, and friends are invited to
attend.

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Allen Plans Picnic
For Summer Students

A picnic on the playground will
be held sometime after July 4, Dr.
F. C. Allen, director of Summer
Session recreation announced today.

The archery program began as a
part of the recreational activities
Wednesday evening. Some bows
and arrows are available at the
playground, but students should, if
possible, bring their own. Mrs.
Ernie Vanek, Evelyn Harriman, and
Estle Bales are in charge of archery.