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Old-fashioned costume dancing of
such numbers as the “Virginia Reel”
. and “Pop Goes the Weasel” by mem-
bers of the class enrolled in Commu-
nity Recreation will be a special at-
traction of the third “Open House”

of the summer session to be held at|

7 p.m. Monday at the Memorial
Union building.

Additional entries in the “Hall of
Fame” will be made. Guests at the
‘last “Open House” who were
sketched by Carol Johnson, fa’38,
were Rita Morris, a student at the
Mid-Western Band Camp; Henry
Werner, men’s adviser, Richard La

Ban, editor of the Summer Session | .

Kansan; and Joseph Cochrane, ¢’38.
-| These cartoons form a nucleus to
which new sketches will be added at
each following “Open House.” At the
close of the summer session those

 

who have won a place in the gallery
| may take their pictures.

Ross Robertson, assistant es
tor in economics, will lead group
singing. Marjorie Crume, c’39, and
Gordon Clucas, ¢’38, will lead mixer
dancing.

With this party the regular sched-
ule will be resumed and an “Open
House” will be held each Monday
evening for the next three weeks of
the Summer Session.

 

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‘Hall of Fame’

Sour Owl Cartoonist
Will Make Sketches
Of Visitors

Initial entries in the summer ses-
sion “Hall of Fame” will be made at
the second “Open House” of the
Summer Session to be held at 7 p.m.
Thursday at the Memorial Union
building.

Carol Johnson, fa’38, will draw
cartoons of persons present and the
finished sketches will be put on dis-
play. New sketches will be added to
the collection at each succeeding

 

“Open House” held this summer. At

the close of the term those who have

won a place in the gallery may have
their pictures.

Johnson has been art editor of the
Sour Owl, campus humor magazine,
for the past three years and is well
known on the campus for his ability
as a cartoonist.

Plans for the party include mixer
dances, games, bridge, and ping)
pong, according to Miss Elizabeth
Dunkel, assistant professor in physi-
cal education. Adequate lighting for
the bridge and ping pong tables has
been arranged. Lewis Copeland,
fa’40, will be master of ceremonies.

Ross Robertson, assistant instruc-
tor in economics, and W. Otto Mies-
sner, professor of public school
music, will lead group singing.

“Enough fun has been planned for
this party to make up for the two
Mondays, June 27 and July 4, when
‘Open House’ could not be held,”
Miss Dunkel said. The regular
schedule will be resumed July 11.

 

Open House
Monday

Music by a piano accordion quar-
tet will be a special attraction at the
“Open House” to be held at 7 p.m.

‘Monday at the Memorial Union

building.

Members of the quartet are: Benny
Marynard, Don Moore, Ruth Hop-
kins, and Dorothy Parcells.

Ross Robertson, assistant instruc-
tor in economics, will lead group
singing.

Additional entries will be made in
the summer session “Hall of Fame.”
Summer sessionites who were

sketched by Carol Johnson, fa’38, at |

the “Open House” last Monday night
were Dorothy Gehret, fa’41; Edith
Ferguson; Howard Palmer, e’uncl.;
and Lewis Copeland, fa’40.

“The committee having charge of
the party have collected a battery
of fans from about the campus,”
said Miss Elizabeth Dunkel, assistant
professor of physical education. So
the guests should be cool!

 

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