SATURDAY, Ootober 28

The Department of Physical Education, the Y.M.CAe,
the Y.W.C.A., and the Advisers of Men and Women are ccoper-
ating in plans to bring Dr. Anne Schley Duggan to the Unive
ersity of Kansas on October 28 for special teaching
sessiens of folk dancese

 

Dr. Duggan, who is head of the physical education de-
partment at the Texas State College for Women, Denton, Texas,
is one of the outstanding dance teachers in the country. She
ranks along with Elizabeth Burchenal and Mary Weod Hinman,
both experts in the folk dance. Dre Duggan received her
undergraduate training at Baylor College for Women, Belten,
Texas, and her graduate work was done at Columbia University,
New York City, where she received both the master's and
doctor's degreese

Dre Duggan will teach authentic dances which she is
preparing to publish in book forme The copies will be avail-
able on mimeographed sheets. Dances which will be taught
include Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Swiss, English,
and early American. All sessiens of the Festival will be
held in the Memorial Union ballrooms The hours are 10 to 12
jn the morning, 2 to 4 in the afternoon, and 9 to 12 at nighte
The registration feo is $1.25 for adults and 75¢ for students
(University, high school, junior high). This will admit te
all three sessions of the Festival. If you care to register
early, the fee will be $1.00 for adults and 50¢ for studentse
This early registration foe may be sent to the Physical
Education Office, room 105 Robinson Gymnasiume

 

The program Saturday night will be climaxed by the
"Pirst Annaul Jayhawker Barn Dance", in the Memorial
Union baal room, from 9 to 12 peme A hill~billy band
will furnish the musice

Miss Jane Byrn, ef the K. U, Physical Education De~
partment, is chairman of a committee planning the program
for the Barn Dance, which will include various contests,
a spelling bee, hog calling, cornhusking, and so forthe