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Summer Session Kansan
Lawrence, Kansas.

Rditer Kenneth Jackson
Business Manager .. David Whitney

Staff
Myrtle Molzen Charles Pearson
Eleanor Van Nice Mary Ihloff
Eunice Jones Orlando Epp
Ruth Spencer Ashcraft

 

Play for Fun-
and More.

In commenting on the apparent
indifference of Summer Session stu-
dents to the golf course and tennis
courts, Dean R. A. Schwegler, di-
rector of the Summer Session, said
that aside from the actual physical

benefit gained from the exercise in|

these games, students may reap
other rewards far greater.

Dean Schwegler said that every
man and woman looking for a job
must sell himself to his prospective
employer. Every salesman in other
lines, whether it be insurance, auto-
mobiles, or contracting, must first
sell himself to his prospective buyer
before that buyer will consider his
wares. And in order to sell himself,
the dean continued, the salesman
must become acquainted with those
to whom he wants to sell himself or
his company’s products. _

“The best way to know a man is to
play with him,” declared the Educa-
tion head. “Play his games with him,
and you will be amazed how intim-
acy will grow.”

No one can play games, if he never
learns how, and now is the best time
to begin. Our golf course is not the
best in the world of course, but it is
adequate for dubs. Most students
are a little better at tennis, and the
courts show it. They are in fine con-
dition, just waiting to be used. Per-
haps it would be a good idea to try
out the Dean’s suggestions. Forget
about playing for exercise! Every
game you learn means that you have
gained more knowledge and have
added something more to your per-

sonality. Some day those games may

mean actual cash in your pocket.

. The Summer Session offers more
facilities for learning new games
than do the winter semesters. Play
a new game today!

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