EIGHT
TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1931
SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
Men Students to Play Ball
Teams Organized at Recent Picnic to Open Schedule July 1
The baseball teams which were organized at the men's picnic, June 25, will play their first games July 1 at 4:30 on the baseball diamond near the stadium.
The teams and their captains are: Introverts, Robins; Behaviorists, Cramer, Non-typicals, Creek; and the Sub-conscious, Igel.
The lists of names and the teams are posted on the education bulletin board in Fraser hall. All games will begin at 4:30. The schedule of games follows: Wednesday, July 1, Introverts vs. Nontypicals and Behaviorists vs. Sub-conscious; Monday, July 6, Introverts vs. Sub-conscious; Wednesday, July 8, Behaviorists vs. Non typicals; Monday, July 13, Introverts vs. Behaviorists; Wednesday, July 15, Nontypicals vs. Sub-conscious.
COACHES FROM PITTSBURG
TO ATTEND NORTHWESTERN
Pittsburgh—Edward "Blue" Howell and Charles H. Morgan, head and assistant football coaches of the Kansas State Teachers college here, respectively, plan to attend the Northwestern University football coaching school the first two weeks in August. At that time they will outline next fall's football program.
Two other local coaches, F. M. Snodgrass and Prentice Gudgeon, both graduates of the college here, will also attend the school. Next fall Snodgrass fills the vacancy left by Morgan at the senior high school hera and Gudgeon takes Snodgrass's place at the Roosevelt junior high. Gudgeon coached last year at Commerce, Okla.
Detroit—Girls who take courses in child development as a preparedness measure for home-making of their own will find it much more useful to get a general fund of knowledge about child life than to spend time acquiring the exact technique of teaching a child good eating habits or caring for its teeth. This is the view of more than 80 mothers whose children are sufficiently fine young specimens to rate the mothers as "successful." The mothers were questioned by Miss Laura B. Hadley of Purdue University, who reported the verdict here today before the annual meeting of the American Home Economics Association.
KNOWLEDGE OF CHILD LIFE
IS NECESSARY TO MOTHERS
Among the topics advocated by the mothers for pre-natal study were first aid, eugenics and sex-education, an understanding of the significance of early years in child development, discipline, effect of family relationships on the emotional life of the child, and character development.
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FINALS IN MEN'S TENNIS TOURNAMENT TO BE PLAYED
The tennis tournament is being played off as fast as the men can get together. To date the upper bracket of the men's singles is in the quarter finals with Robinson playing Lindsay and Knowles playing Souder.
In the lower bracket only Minnick has advanced to the quarter finals, the others not having finished the second round of play.
Play in the doubles is to be started Tuesday.
Pool Affords Recreation
Improvements at the Jayhawk Plunge Recommended by Dean Schwegler
"The extensive repair and improvements, which have been made at the Jayhawk Plunge, and the fact that the personnel in charge is recruited from the department of physical education make the plunge an ideal place for the Summer Session students to find relief from the excessive heat. This swimming pool affords wholesome fun, pleasant recreation and relaxation from your studies," said R. A. Schwegler, Dean of the School of Education.
The filtration system of the Jayhawk plunge has been entirely reconditioned. The capacity of the pool is 300,000 gallons and that amount is completely changed every 15 hours. The bathing suits are washed in bichloride of mercury, the decks and floors are treated twice a week with chloride of lime and copper sulphate. Every precaution is taken to prevent infectious diseases. There is a life guard on duty at regular hours. Roland Logan, assistant instructor of the physical education department, and James Brazil, K.U. football star are the guards. Logan is also the manager of the pool.
The water is tested weekly by Prof. Earnest Boyce and the buildings are also inspected by H. L. Burger, City health officer.
SAVE-THE-REDWOODS LEAGUE
ACQUIRIES INCREASED ACREAGE
Berkeley, Calif. — Ten thousand acres of the finest redwood forest land in existence, comprising the famous Bull Creek Flat country, has been added to the state park system of California, the Save-the-Redwoods League has announced at its headquarters here.
This acquisition marks a high point in a long campaign by the League to preserve for future generations some of the best representative stands of the coast redwood. With the additions now assured, the Humboldt State Redwood park will extend for over fifteen miles along the Redwood highway. At least 15 miles of river will be included, and other features are expected to make the park a great vacation and recreation area.
Toronto—Success of psychoanalysis in treating depersonalization, a rare type of mental disease, was announced by Dr. Mary O'Malley of St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington, D.C., in a report
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