Picnic Planned
For Wednesday

Grads, under-grads, the faculty,
and their families will gather on Mt.
Oread quadrangle in front of Fow-
ler shops next Wednesday afternoon,
June 19, to partake of fun and food.
In case of rain, the frolicking will be
done in Robinson gymnasium.

Classed by Dr. F. C. Allen as a
family affair, the picnic will begin at
5 pm. with games until 6 o’clock.
Everyone is invited; adults will be
charged 35 cents, children 20 cents.

The varied program includes Rus-
sell Wiley’s K.U. Band; the Haskell
Indians’ entertaining troupe which
will give an exhibition of boxing and

 

dancing; movies showing the champ-
ion Kansas varsity basketball team

in action; and games for all ages—
shattiabaued badminton, croquet,
loop tennis, goal-hi, and volleyball.
For the children there will be a sand- |
pile, swings, monkey-maze, and
teeter-totters.

building’s dietition, will be respon-
sible for feeding the picknickers.

 

 

Miss Hermina Zipple, the Union

FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1940

SPORTS
TOPICS

By Bill Koester, c

Last night's recreation picnic,
which attracted around 75 hungry
Summer Session students for games
and food, proved highly successful.
It has apparently become an estab-
lished tradition on Mt. Oread for ex-
hausted bookworms to relax almost

 

as if aboard a luxury liner, what with

-shuffle-board, loop tennis, swimming,

archery, and other sports common
on vessels of the high seas. Improve-

ments this year in equipment and
facilities are making the life of the
Summer Session student — “the
life of Riley”.