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opivetion, The summer program also inolude’ Red: Gross swimming instruction,
and teeneage activities.

The University Women's Club were hosts to their families at a
picnic on the evening of June 2nd in Fowler Grove. The quadrangle was
covered with playground equipment of all kinds «- shuffleboard, volley ball,
gealehi, croquet, teeter-totters, monkeyemaze and a scootereslide provided
much entertainment for the members of the faculty and their families. The
iced drinking fountain was a very popular retreat. Reginald Strait'’s class ,
in Community Recreation served as play supervisors. Mrs. Deane Malott,
‘Mrs. C,. Fe Nelson and Mrs. W. H. Shoemaker, and members of their. committee,
served @ most unusual picnic luncheon. The men faculty members under the
spell of this play equipment unlimberad old athletic muscles of their under-
graduate days. Professor i, 3%. Chubb, Drs 0. 0. Stoland and Dr. He B.
Latimer showed exceptional shooting ability on goalehi basketball, and gave
the younger members - Professor Elmer Beth, Professor bide Virtue and Guy
Keeler rugged competition, All in all, it was a most enjoyable evening and
the three hundred guests voted the University women exceptional hostesses.

On the same evening, June 2nd, the K Club, the University letter-
men's organization, gave a K club dance in Hoch Auditorium. They went "big
time", and procured Jan Savitt's fop-liatters, one of the big time dance
orchestras out of New Yor’ For @ war year the K club has done exceptional
things. George Dick, Gordon Stuoker, Sparky MeSpadden, Charles Moffett and
Bob Malott in Ges inspirational leaders back of the renaissance of the K
Gluhs.: Siebe Dive hese lnebw dpennored Wes -Seetball game at Haskell Stadium
between the varsity and the alumi with a view of raising enough money to
subsidize this dance. Over four hundred fifty couples attended this big

party and instead of losing money, the K club made a small amount. Over