Fat, Sing
And Dance
Tonight

All students in the University with
their families and friends will as-
semble tonight at 5:30 on the Campus
Quadrangle for the All-University
picnic.

The playground will be opened at
'|5:30, and the picnic supper will be
served at 6 by the cafeteria staff un-
der the supervision of Miss Hermina
Zipple, director of the Memorial Un-
ion. The picnic is sponsored by the
class in community recreation.

The regular playground will be
open as usual with added attractions.
Group singing will be led by Dean
Hirschler, visiting professor of Fine
Arts from the College of Emporia,
gymnastic stunts by John Cress of

 

the Cornmeal Cakewalk in the street

just west of the Anatomy building.
Marjorie Henry’s all-girl orchestra
will furnish music for dancing,

The evening’s entertainment will
end by 8:20, in time for students to
see the play, “Penny Wise” which is
being presented in Fraser theater at
8:30. ee. Gs

Tickets for the picnic supper, cost-
ing 35 cents, may be obtained at the
School of Education office, Business
office, Physical Education office, or
the Memorial Union building.

 

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Farewell

Cakewalk
Tonight

The “Farewell Cornmeal Campus |
Cakewalk” featuring the popular
rhythms of Russ Chambers and his
band will be held tonight from 8
to 9:30 on the concrete ballroom
between Fowler Shops and the.
Anatomy building.

Dr. F. C. Allen, director of the
recreation program, said that the
street dances have been well-re-
ceived this summer by students in
the Summer Session. Each dance
has included some waltz numbers
for the older students. In addition,
up until a week or so ago, the
weather has been unnaturally cool,
and this has added to the dancers’
enjoyment. :

Street dancing was begun in last
year’s Summer Sesison, under the |
direction of Doctor Allen. The idea

 

- was so popular that it was made an

integral part of the famous Dande-

lion Day of the regular session last

spring.

“If you have been unable to at-
tend any of the dances held in our
open air ballroom, you certainly
owe it to yourself to come to this
last dance, and see how much you
can enjoy yourself,’ Doctor Allen
said.

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