Do YOU KNOW

That Summer Session offers you many opportunities for diversion, recreation,
and friendship? Your attention is called to the following program which is
arranged to enrich your summer and which is open to all students and
families.

SOCIAL

1. The all-school picnic - Monday, Junc lath, at Brown's Grove. -
your first chance to renew old contacts and to make new ones. There will
be an abundance of good food, - and games if you went them. Transportation
will be provided with the meeting place at the Kansas Union. Trips at
4:30 and 5:00 peme Plates will be 25¢ for adults, 2O0¢ for childrene Sign
up now and leave your reservation by Friday, June 10th, at one of the
following places:

 

 

Fraser Hall - Education Office
Union Building - Hostess' Desk

2e Open House and Mixcr - Union Building - cach Monday of Summer School,
starting at 7:00 p.m. - entertainment, games, dencinge

 

3e Dames Club - Open to all wives of summer session studonts. Sewing,
bridge, and informal gatherings with moetings ench week on Wednesday after=
noon in the union Building.

EDUCATIONAL

le Forum Mectings - Presenting cducators of prominence in stimulating
discussions of professional topics - cech Tuesday evening - Union Building
from 7:00 to 8:00 pele

2. Educational Conference - Speakers, round tables, and discussions on
Physical Educection ond Recreation in Public Schools - June 27.

 

Se Exhibits - ( ) Exhibition of general Education books - Fraser Hnll
(2) Exhibition of scientific labors.tory cquipment =

Blake Rall June Zle

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CULTURAL

le Campus Junkcts - A sorics of conducted visits to some of the interost=
ing and worthwhilc spots on the campus, including Spooner-Thayor Musoum, the
Observatory, the Dioramas in Dyche Museun, tho Photosrophic Bureau, the De-
partment, of Design, ond tho Geology Florescont display - each Wednesdcy
evening, 7:00 to 8:00 pete :

2, Musical Events - Including faculty rocitals, band and orchestra
concerts, community sings and many extra musical attructions of worth. There
will be recitels overy Thursday evening, and band or orchestra concerts on
Fridcys and Sundayse

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY

1. Competition - Leagues and tournaments for sen will be conducted in
soft ball, handbell, golf, tennis, badmiaton, tock tennis and horseshocse A
men's swimaing moet will take place near tho ond of the summer schoole
Register on bullctin board, first floor in men's gymnasium.

2e Unorganizcd Play - The campus becomes your own side yard with facilities
for croquet, badminton, archery, dock soniis, volley ball and golf. Equipmcent
will be avilablo for games in lnte afternoon and every ovening from the cinner
hour 'till darke And don't forget the chances to swim! Pool hours will be:

 

 

 

 

 

Women: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Mon: Tucsday, Thursdey, Saturday
3:30 = 4:00 Elomentery Swimming 3:30 = 4:00 Elemontcry Swimming
4:00 - 4:30 Intermediate Swimming 4:00 - 4:30 Intermediate Swimming
4:30 ~ 5:30 Open Hour 4:30 = 5:30 Open Hour
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturcay Monday, Wodnescay, Friday
2:30 - 3:80 Open Hour 2:50 - 3:30 Open Hour

Each evening, between dinner and study, plan to enjoy the campus
and the wolcome it brings youe Add to your schedule -
CAMPUS HOUR - 7:00 to 8:00 Pele