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That Summer Session offers you many opportunities for diversion, recreation,
and friendship? Your attention is salled 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, June 13th, at Brown's Grove -

your first chance to renew old contacts and to make nevr-ones. There will

be an abundance of good food, - and games if you want them. Transportation

will be provided with the meeting place at the Kensas Union. Trips at

4:30 and 5:00 peme Plates will be 35¢ for adults, 20¢ for childron. Sign

up now and leave your reservation by Friday, June 10th, at one of the

following places: : : i.
Fraser Hall - Education Office
Union Building - Hostess’ Desk

 

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

 

Se Dames Club - Open to all wives of summer session students. Sewing,
bridge, and informal gatherings with meetings each week on Wednesday aftor=
noon in the union Building.

EDUCATIONAL
le Forum Mectings - Presenting cducetors of prominence in stimulating
discussions of professional topics - cach Tuesdsy evening - Union Building

from 7:00 to 8:00 pDeite

2e Educational Conference - Speakers, round tables, and discussions on
Physical Educetion cnd Recrention in Public Schools - June 27-6

 

3. Exhibits - (1) Exhibition of goneral Education books - Fraser Hall
(2) Exhibition of scientific laboratory cquipment - :
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CULTURAL

le Campus Junkots - A scrics of conductsd visits to some of the interost-
ing and worthwhile spots on the campus, including Spooner-Thayor Musoum, the
Observatory, the Dioramas in Dyche huscun, the Photogrephic Bureau, the De-
pertment, of Design, and the Geology Floroscont display - each Wednesdey
evening, 7:00 to 8:00 peme

2e Musical Events - Including faculty recitals, band and orchestra
concerts, community Sings and many extro musical attractions 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 son will be conducted in
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soft ball, handbcll, golf, tennis, badminton, deck tennis and horseshocs.e A
men's swimming moet will take place near tho cnd of the summer school.
Register on bullotin boerd, first floor in mon's gymnasium.
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2e Unorganizcd Play - The cempus becomes your own side yard with facilities
for croquet, badminton, archery, deck tennis, velloy ball and golf. Equipacent
will be avilable for games in late afternoon and every ovening from the dinner
hour 'till dark. And don't forget tho chances to swim}! Fool hours will bo:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Women: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Mon: Tucsday, Thursdey, Saturdey
3:30 - 4:00 Elomentary Swimming 3:50 - 4:00 Elomentary Swimming
4:00 - 4:30 Intermediate Swimming 4:00 = 4:30 Intermediate Swimming —
4:30 - 5:30 Opon Hour 4:30 = 5:30 Open Hour i
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Monday, Wednesday, Friday
2:30 - 3:30 Open Hour — 2:50 = 3:30 Open a

Fach ovening, betweon dinner and study, plan to enjoy the campus
ond the wolcome it brings youe Add to your schedule -
CAMPUS HOUR - 7:00 to 8:00 pete