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Recreational
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Complete for Diversified

~ Opportunities for
Summer Play

A complete program to provide op-
portunities for diversion, recreation,
and friendship is planned for all
summer school students and _ their
families this year. The program of-
ers a variety of minor sports, swim-
ming, tennis, volleyball, and golf.

The program centers about Cam-
pus Hour, 7 to 8 o'clock on each
school day evening, for which varied
entertainments are planned, Each
Monday during the summer: term
with the exception of June 13 for
which a picnic is planned, there will
be entertainment, games, and danc-
ing starting at 7 o’clock at the Me-
morial Union building.

Campus Hour on each Tuesday
will provide discussions of profes-
sional topics by prominent educators

 

 

which will be held in the Memorial
Union building.

Campus Junkets, a series of con-
ducted visits to some ‘of the interest-
ing Spots on the campus, on Wednes-
day evenings will be entertaining as
well as informative. A mineral fairy-
land, a geology fluorescent display,
will be visited on June 15. Later
there will be junkets to Thayer mu-
seum, the Observatory, Dyche mu-
seum, the department of design, and
an illustrated lecture on “Color
Photography” will be given by Oren
Bingham, photographer.

Thursday’s Campus Hour will in-
clude faculty recitals, band and or-
chestra concerts, community sings,
and other musical attractions. Musi-
cal entertainment will also be offered
on Fridays and Sundays.

Every evening, facilities will be
available for croquet, badminton,
archery, deck tennis, volley ball, and
golf. New croquet and archery

: equipment has been purchased and

will be placed on the lawn in front of.
Fowler Shops. Tennis courtS“and a
6-hole golf course are available at
all times.

Leagues and tournaments for men
students and faculty members will be
conducted in soft ball, handball, golf,
tennis, badminton, deck tennis, and
horseshoes. Dr. Forrest C. Allen,

 

 

 

professor of physical education, said]}

that leagues will be patterned after
the Big Six. The names of the teams
will be Jayhawkers, Tigers, Corn-
huskers, Wildcats, Sooners, and Cy-
clones. There will be a suitable tro-
phy for the winning teams. Doctor
Allen suggested that it might pos-
sibly be ice cream cones, but at any
rate, it will be edible. Men who
would like to play on these teams are
asked to register on the bulletin
board on the first floor in the men’s
gymnasium.

A men’s swimming meet will be
held near the end of summer school.
Pool hours for men will be: Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday from 3:30 to

4:00 elementary swimming; 4:00 to
4:30, intermediate swimming; 4:30 to

5:30, open hour; and from 2:30 to 3:30
on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
open hour.

Pool hours for women will be:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday:
3:30 ‘to 4:00, elementary swimming,
4:00 to 4:30, intermediate swimming,
4:30 to 5:30, open hour: and from
2:30 to 3:30 on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, open hour.