“Kool Kampus Fog’
A New Summer Feature

No longer will it be necessary for
the Summer Session student to won-
der what.to do with that rather bor-
ing hour that comes between the end
of the evening meal and the time to
start ‘hitting the books.’ He or she
can have a swell time by coming up
on the Hill and attending the new
Summer Session feature; “The Kool
Kampus Quad Recreational Hour,”
held from 6:30-8:00 p.m. in front of |
Fowler Shops.

Benches, croquet and badminton

courts and deck tennis equipment.
have been set up on the large lawn '
just east of the gymnasium. On the,
sidewalks bordering the lawn, stu-}
dents can play shuffel board. Ex-)
perienced summer sessionists say
that this spot is the coolest place in
Kansas on warm evenings.
_ The games are under the direction
of Miss Elizabeth Dunkle’s class in
Community Recreation. Everyone is
urged to attend and there is no
charge for use of facilities.

 

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The tennis courts on the South *
side of the Hill behind Robinson *
gymnasium have been recently *
repaired and are now ready for *
play. The congestion on the *
Stadium courts will be relieved, *
and more students will be able *

to play if these courts are used.
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Memorial Union Recreation
Room Open for Summer Students i

The recreation room in the sub-
basement of Memorial Union build-
ing will be open daily except Sunday
from 1 to 3 o’clock in the afternoon
starting Monday, Jack Townsend, |
manager of the Union building, an+
nounced yesterday.

As in the regufar session facilities
| form ping pong, billiards, and pocket
| pool are available.

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| The second “Open House” of the

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‘Summer Session at the .Memorial

| Union building will be held Thurs-

day at 7 p.m. instead of Monday »
evening.

 

 

Holiday Picnic
‘On Tap’ Monday

A Fourth of July picnic breakfast
for summer session students will be
‘held at Brown’s Grove Monday

morning at 8:30 0 ’clock.

Dr. F. O. Russell, associate profes-
sor in the School of Education, will
act as head chef and will prepare the

steak and coffee. Doctor Russell’s

skill over a camp fire is well known

on the campus.

Persons going must make reserva-

tions at the School of Education of-

fice by Saturday noon. Cars will
leave Fraser hall for the grove at 8

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Archery Popular |
With Summer Sessionites

“Something for everyone” seems
to be the slogan upon which the
summer session co-recreational pro-
gram is based. Archery is the latest
addition to the number of sports for
which facilities are available.

The target and a net-+to catch the
arrows that miss their mark are set
/up on the lawn east of Robinson
: gymnasium. Dr. Vernon W. Lapp,
| assistant professor in physical edu-

cation, is in charge of the sport each
school day evening from 6:30 until
8 o’clock. Thought the equipment has |
been in place only a few days, the
sport has proved to bé popular with
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