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Along with the recreational pro-
gram which is carried on each day for
the benefit of summer. school. stu-
dents and towns people, there is much
activity and interest in archery.

Each evening instruction is offered
to enthusiasts of this sport, while the
afternoon is reserved for children.
| Anyone interested in making bows
should report at this time for in-
struction.

This event has been taken over by
Ernest (Robin Hood) Davis, who has
come to us from the “Sherwood For-
est” of Indiana to carry on his
studies in the Mount Oread woods of
_ Kansas. , He does not stop with split-
ting arrows, but believes it is more of
an expert’s game if an archer splits
tooth picks instead.

A new angle of interest was added
to the sport last Sunday. A group
of students carried on a hunting and
roving expedition through the woods.
Anyone who would care to join this
group should inquire from “Robin
Hood” Davis at the recreational pro-
gram in the evening.

According to reports from the ath-
letic office, there are more than fifty

people who take advantage of the}

range each evening. This is a very
inexpensive sport, and one in which
a great number of people can take
part. The wood for making bows is
cheap and all tools are furnished by
the athletic office.

 

 

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Swimming Ours
Set for Summer ’~

The following schedule for the use
of the swimming pool in the base-
ment of Robinson gymnasium will
go into effect tomorrow, Dr. F. C.
Allen announced yesterday.

Men will use the pool on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at the fol-
lowing times:

4 to 4: :30—Beginners.
2 4: 30 to 5—Intermediates.
5 to 6—Open plunge. ge

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day, Wednesday, and Friday-. after-
noons from 4 until 6, using the-same
schedule-as men in regard to the dif-
ferent classes. Beet ee

- H. D. Fisk will have charge of the |
pool while the’ men are swimming
and Josephine Sams will serve in the
same capacity for the women.

‘If there is a large enough demand
the pool may be opened at night,

Doctor Allen said.