Kecreation Available for .

Whole Familyey9 AllsAag

“We want to encourage all stud--
ents, faculty and friends of summer
session to enjoy the enlarging
faciliites of the revreation puad-
rangle,” stated Dr. F. C. Allen, di-
rector of recreation for the Un-
iversity Summer Session . All types
of games have been provnded for
and we set no age limit. Games are
present for the tiny tots competitive
games for the younger set, and more
games for the younger set, and more
conservative recreation for the mid-
dle-aged.”

“‘Goal-Hi’, the new basketball
game is being intiated Thursday
night, shuffleboard, croquet, archery,
golf, putting practice, and turning
bars are now, being used outside.
Inside nearby Robinson Gymnasium

are volley-ball games, badminton, |
ping pong, goal shouting and swim- |

ming.”
personal recreation ,” concluded Dr.
Allen, “by giving you every oppor-
tunity to enjoy your summer stay
on Mt. Oread.”

The quadrangle is open every
week night during the session ex-
cept Monday, which are “mixer”
night.

 

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Children’s Archery Night

“ Be on Frid 25 1998

Dr. Forrest C. Allen, director of }
Summer Recreation, announces that |
all children who are particularly in-
terested in archery will be given
special attention on the playground
on Friday nights. On other nights
only adults will be permitted to.
shoot, but on Friday nights the

jchildren will be given preference.

All archery shooting is, of course,

 

 

We hope to provide for your

 

 

"| deldifional- Play Equipment

Added to Quadrangle ~ & 1939

Additional shuffleboard equip-
ment has been added to the Quad-
rangle, and many more persons will
be able to play.

Mrs. Frances McMillan, a member
of the Community Recreation class,
who has taught school in Alaska, has
taken charge of the children’s activ-
ities. Miniature croquet sets are
available, a sand box, horizontal
bars, teeter-totters, and a “monkey
_maze” are all providing fun for the
| youngsters.

 

permitted only under supervision.

_ | Play Facilities Available

In Robinson Symecsinm
Play facilities in Bi Bnon tees,

nasium are available for Summer
Session students who desire some:
recreation when they have a vacant
hour during the morning or after-
|noon.' Such games as ping pong,
badminton and deck tennis may be
played in the gymnasium, and equip-
ment may be checked out at the
Physical Education Office, room 106
Robinson Gymnasium.

 

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Recreational Facilities

Open Till Tugsday 4 1939

All of the recreational facilities un-
der the direction of Dr. Forrest C.
Allen this summer will remain open
through next Tuesday, Aug. 8, for
the pleasure of the Summer Session
students and faculty. The playground
will be open Friday, Monday and
Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8:30; the
regular swimming pool schedule will
be followed Friday, Saturday, Mon-
and Tuesday; and the driving range
will be open Friday, Saturday, Mon-
day and Tuesday evenings from 6:30
to 8 o’clock.