SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
Commencement at the University of Kansas
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Extensive Recreational Program
Arrangements Are Complete for Diversified Opportunities for Summer Play
A complete program to provide opportunities for diversion, recreation, and friendship is planned for all summer school students and their families this year. The program offers a variety of minor sports, swimming, tennis, volleyball, and golf.
The program centers about Campus 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 15 for summer camps, children be entertainment, games, and dancing starting at 7 o'clock at the Memorial Union building.
Campus Hour on each Tuesday will provide discussions of professional topics by prominent educators
which will be held in the Memorial Union building.
Campus Junkets, a series of conducted visits to some of the interesting spots on the campus, on Wednesday evenings will be entertaining as well as informative. A mineral fairyland, a geology fluorescent display will be visited on June 15. Later there will be junkets to Troyne museums and the Natural History museum, the department of design, and an illustrated lecture on "Color Photography" will be given by Oren Bingham, photographer.
Thursday's Campus Hall will include faculty recitals, band and orchestra concerts, community sing, and other musical attractions. Musical entertainment will also be offered on Fridays and Sundays.
Every evening, facilities will be available for croquet, badminton, archery, deck tennis, volleyball, 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 club course are available at all times.
Leagues and togrants for men students and faculty members will be conducted in soft ball, handball, golf or soccer in the field. Drs. horseshoes,Drs. horseshoes.
professor of physical education, said that leagues will be patterned after the Big Six. The names of the teams will be Jayhawks, Tigers, Cornish Wildcats, Sooners, and Cyclops. The team for the winning teams. Doctor Allen suggested that it might possibly 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 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 5:00 upper school; 5:00 to 6:00, open hour; and from 2:30 to 3:00 on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, open hour.
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Pool hours for women will be:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday:
3:30 to 4:00, elementary swimming,
4:30 to 5:00, intermediate swimming,
4:30 to 5:00, from
2:30 to 3:00 on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, open hour.
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"Christian Education" will be the topic discussed by R. A. Schweigler, dean of the School of Education, dean of the School of Education church at 10:30 o'clock. Dean Schweigler's discussion will be the first of a series designed primarily for Summer Session students and before the First Baptist church.
Wed.—"Kidnapped"
Shows always 2:30-7-9
The schedule for the summer follows:
Schwegler Opens Baptist Summer Session Discussion
June 12—Dean R. A. Schwegler, "Christian Education."
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June 19—Prof. F. E. Melvin, "Our Disordered World"
June 28—Prof. Robert M. Davis,
"The Spiritual Element in Education."
"Cocoanut Grove"
It's Really a Swing Session
July 3—Prof. U. G. Mitchell, "A Mathematical Theology."
SATURDAY
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July 17—Dr. F. C. Allen, "The Physical Basis of Life."
July 24—Prof. J. E. Jacobs, "Uncle Sam's Child."
July 10—Prof. H. E. Chandler,
"Complete Human Beings."
July 31—Prof. Myra E. Hull,"The Poetry of the Bible."
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A University Baseball Pitcher Waits 35 Years for "K" Card
Although he has been a duly accredited letter man for 35 years, Trivett only recently received the card which entitles him to free admittance to all University of Kansas athletic events. For the past two years he has been living in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Gate he thought was not entitled to a card because he was a freshman when he pitched on the 1903 team
R. K. Trivett, who pitched baseball for the University 'way back in 1903, has a "K" card now.
When in the 1920's the University sought to send cards to all former letter men Trivet't was maddled to Ridle, Ore, but was returned unopened. Trivet't had moved, and no other address was known for him.
Then Earl Falkenstein, secretary of the athletic association, became
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According to the athletic office, those who won letters as freshmen before the present rules governing competition of freshmen were in effect are just as eligible as anyone else to hold "K" cards.
acquainted with Trivett. He noted his name on the records and also that he always came to the ticket booth, where he was told he were not a "K" man, Trivett replied that he had lettered but thought that because he was a freshman at the time he was insigible, he would have made, and Trivett received his card.
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