Dance
In Ballroom
Tonight

Even though Russ Chambers and
his 9-piece orchestra is the hottest
to hit the Hill since Bob Crosby
made his one-night stand, Summer
Session students shouldn’t have any
trouble keeping cool at the first
summer Varsity in the ballroom of
the Memorial Union building, from
7:30 to 9 o’clock tonight.

Sixteen fans and, three coolers
will make you think Karl Robinson
actually defrosted Alaska during
his lecture in Hoch last night.

If that isn’t enough to keep you
cool,y the Community Recreation
class, acting as hosts and hostesses,
will serve punch to get rid of any
between-dance tired feeling.

And it’s all free.

Firms Donate Coolers

The coolers to be used tonight are
a contribution of the L.T. Harris
Co., Bell Music Co., and E. W. Pen-
chard, Sr. An advertising firm has
donated use of the fans.

This Varsity is the first of a series
of six to be held each week during
the Summer Session, as a part of
the recreation program. Russ
Chambers’ band is composed largely
of members of Clyde Bysom’s popu-
lar Hill band, and will play for each
of the weekly dances. The band
will carry on in the usual Bysom
manner, but with less power in the
_ brass section, and the addition of
Sidney Dawson, Negro vocalist.

All Are Invited

All Summer Session students,
their wives, and friends, are invited
to attend the affair. “Waltzes for
older dancers, as well as swing will
be featured by the band,” said

“Phog” Allen, director of the recre-
ation program.

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part of the recreation program, and
faculty members, and other who
have participated in the playground
activities, are welcome to attend,”
said Allen.

The summer Varsity is under the
auspices of the Community Recre-
ation class. The dance committee
has Bernadine Green as chairman,
with Lillian Howard, “Chet” Gib-

-bens, arid Estle Bales, members.

This is the first summer that a
Hill band has played for a Summer
Session dance.

Next Tuesday, weather permit-
ting, the swing session will be out-
doors, on the street between Fow-
ler shops and the Anatomy build-
ing.