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* Doctor Allen Arranging
For Recreational Set-Up
To Accommodate Entire
Family Groups

The most extensive recreational
program in Summer Session history
has been arranged by Doctor F. C.
Allen, recreational director, and will
be started immediately. The program
starts Tuesday with an all school

\|picnic at Brown’s Grove, and in-

cludes mixers at the Union building
and activities at the new Recreative
Quadrangle east of Robinson gym-
nasium each evening.

The Quadrangle extends east from
Robinson to the Medical building and
back to Fowler shops. Facilities for
lighting have been arranged and
benches installed to make this spot
an ideal one for forgetting the heat.
A “monkey cage” has been built for
children to play in, and miniature
croquet sets will be available for
children.

Equipment for archery, shuffle-

| board, croquet and Goal Hi, a new

game started by Doctor Allen, make
an attractive layout for those who
wish to relax in the evening. A ping
pong table is to be installed on the
band stand. There will be no or-
ganized games, and according to
Doctor Allen the Quadrangle is
purely recreative.

Two evenings each week the
swimming pool will be open to
mixed groups and the other four
nights the pool will be available for
men or for women. The pool will
be open from 4:30 to 5:30 in the af-
ternoon and will be open to women
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fri-
days and to men on Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays. Irene McAdoo
and Ed Hyatt have been appointed
supervisors.

The Quadrangle will open at 7
each night and will remain open as
long as thdre are enough people
around using the equipment.

Leagues and tournaments are be-
ing arranged for handball, badmin-
ton, deck tennis, horseshoes, golf,
tennis and softball. There will be a
basketball free-throwing contest,

‘land later there will be a regular golf
;|tournament on the University. links.
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Dr. F. C. Allen has built up the
most extensive recreational pro-
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During the winter Doctor Allen
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The Chancellor and the Director
of the Summer Session have ex-
tended ‘their greetings to ithose ‘of ‘us,
who will’be ‘here ‘for ‘the eight weeks’
Summer Session. They want us to
enjoy ourselves and to benefit ‘by,
our associations. There is no reason:
why we can’t do just that. It’s a
great school.and we're a good ‘bunch
of kids! ; ;

The» Union Building was con-
structed for us to enjoy. It’s good |
place to enjoy :a book or magazine,,
and if you’re the athletic type there
are ping-pong tables and ‘pool tables.

‘All-school ‘pienies and parties ‘have’
‘been planned, ‘and :a complete rec-)
reational program of softball, ‘tennis,
handball, swimming and golf will be
available. If you are a movie fan,
there are four theatres showing all
the latest pictures. ‘If you are a
sports’ fan you can go ‘to ‘softball
game any night in the week.

Let’s forget ‘the heat this summer
and study and play to our heart’s
content. If ‘we don'’t:enjoy ‘this eight:
weeks together there won’t be afy-
one to blame ‘but ourselves.