Photo by Ken Meade
Underhanded with steam
Dave Brown prepares to put his weight behind one. Mike Dunlap is the pitcher in this intramural game.
Wing leaders are named
The intramural sports programs is now well under way. The following are the winning Wing Wiley Cup "top ten," as of July 13:
1. Lewis 5N—265
2. Templin 5N—190
3. Lewis 2N—185
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4. Templin 4S—180
5. Lewis 3N—175
6. Lewis 5S—160
7. Templin 2N—140
8. McCollum 10W—140
9. McCollum 3W—130
10 Lewis 3S—120
    Templin 4N—120
Schedule given for camp movies
Brenda Cole, camp sports director, requests that all returns from games played be handed in to her immediately
Camp movies for the remainder of the schedule are as follows:
July 17—"Ensign Pulver"
July 18—"Texas Across the River"
July 21—"All the King's Men"
July 23—"Three on a Couch"
July 24—"The Guns of Navarone."
Camp sports get raves and hisses
Camp sports—why people participate and why they don't. We wanted to find out, so we took a survey. Forty campers were asked two questions:
By JIM McLEAN Kamper Kansan Reporter
Do you participate in camp sports? If so, why?
If you don't, why don't you?
Here are some sample answers to our questions:
Randy Nelson, Science: "No,
I'm too lazy."
Wayne Svoboda, Science: "No, but I would like to have some swimming competition."
Mike Dunlap, Science: "I have gone out for sports at school so I have grown accustomed to enjoying the physical and competitive aspects of athletic endeavors!"
Rory Crooks, Art: "They didn't have anything I wanted to play." Tom Nelson, Art: "I have better things to do!"
Greg Brewer, Art: "No, but I'm on the ball team!"
Gary Zink, Journalism: "I like to play, and it's a good way to meet new people."
Margo Tweed, Music: "I had better things to do, but I like to watch."
Randy Cormode, Science; like athletics, and I think the program is good—but it should have been a little more organized at first."
Fountain swimming gains in popularity
By JIM McLEAN Kamper Kansas Reporter
Most campers are familiar with the sports offered at the camp, such as basketball, softball, underhand fork throw, map reading and so on but even newer types of sport are being attempted each day.
One of the most popular of these is fountain swimming. The object of this game seems to be, to become thoroughly drenched and then find somebody you would like to get to know, and go dry off with them. Another game in this series is soaping the fountain. All this sport requires is the will to cool-off and some Ivory Soap flakes. This sport tends to be anti-ecological unless Ivory Soap flakes are used, because this type of soap is the only brand on the market today that eventually will break down after it is dumped into the water.
A new sport is gaining popularity in the boy's dormitories. This sport is physically demanding but very rewarding. It requires one wing of boys and their counselors. One counselor supervises the action and the other serves as the victim.
The victim's room is entered by a raiding party consisting of about six boys who quickly grab the victim's feet and arms and proceed to carry him out the door and into the hall. In the hall they are met by no less than five more boys who assist in getting the victim, who is now struggling fiercely, through the bathroom door.
Once in the bathroom the shower is turned on, usually ice cold. The struggling victim is then forced into the shower, and cheers of triumph echo through the halls.
Weekend schedule for camp concerts
FRIDAY EVENING CONCERT 7:00 p.m.
BLUE BAND
BLUE BAND
Kenneth Bloomquist, Conductor
A. H. Long, Guest Conductor
Mark H. Hindsley, Guest Conductor
Mr. Bloomquist, conducting
Star Spangled Banner ... Francis Scott Key
Suite of Old American Dances ... Robert Russell Bennett
1. Cake Walk
2. Schottie票据
3. Rag
March of the KU Band... Harold Y.
March of the KU Band ... Harold H. Lytle
M. Pl..
Mr. Long, conducting
Beatrice and Benedict ... Hector Berlioz-Henning
March "The Southerner" Alexander-Bainum
Land of Lincoln Paul W. Whear
Lohengrin-Introduction to Act III Richard Wagner-
Mark H. Hindley
"Beguine" Again ... U
Mr. Hindsley, conducting ...
Theme Song
Irish Tune From County Derry ... Percy Grainger
SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT
2:15 p.m.
CHAMBER CHOIR
James Ralston, Director
Paul Salamunovich, Guest Conductor
Roger Noble, Guest Conductor
Leann Hiller, Accompanist
CHAMBER CHOIR
Two Choruses from "Peaceable
Kingdom" ... Randall Thompson
Have Ye Not Known
Ye Shall Have a Song
Eram Quasi Agnus ... Thomas Victoria
Puer Natus in Bethlehem ... Samuel Scheidt
Gott ist Unsre Zuversicht ... J. S. Bach
Magnificat ... Halsey Stevens
Hallelujah ... spiritual arr. DeCormier
Mr. Noble, conducting
CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Gerald M. Carney, Conductor Thomas Liley, Guest Conductor George Lawner, Guest Conductor A. H. Long, Guest Conductor
Theme Song
Irish Tune From County Derry ... Percy Grainger
Mr. Liley, conducting
Iphigenie en Aulis, overture ... Christoph Gluck
Mr. Catron, conducting
Mr. Lawner, conducting
Intrada Theron Kirk
Perpetual Motion Carl Bohm
Overture to "Oberon" Carl Maria V. Weber
McKee Larry
Mr. Long, conducting
GOLD BAND
David Catron, Conductor
A. H. Long, Guest Conductor
Mark Hindsley, Guest Conductor
Theme Song
Irish Tune From County Derry ... Percy Grainger
Einzugs Marsch ... Johann Strauss
Symphony No. 3 ... Vittorio Giannini
Melody in HK
New World Symphony ... Anton Dvorak
Finale
The Ramparts Clifton Williams
Cole Porter Portrait Porter-Robinson
SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT
2:15 p.m.
Mr. Hindsley, conducting
CONCERT CHOIR
James Ralston, Director Paul Salamunovich, Guest Conductor Roger Noble, Guest Conductor Ann Marshall, Accompanist Merriwalt God
Mr. Noble, conducting
Sing We Merrily Unto God ... Martin Shaw
Noble Mahtab ...
Mass in C, Opus 48 ... Franz Schubert
Kyrie
Gloria
Credo
Sanctus et Benedictus
Agnus Dei
Mr. Salamunuich conducting
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Gerald M. Carney, Conductor George Lawner, Guest Conductor
Scheherazade, Symphonic Suite ... Nicolai Rimsky-
Korsakgow
II. Tale of the Kalendar Prince Mr.Carney, conducting
Symphony No. 7 in E ... Anton Bruckner First movement allegro moderate
Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes... Benjamin Britten
I. Dawn
II. Sunday Morn
III. Moonlight
IV. The Storm
Mr. Lawner, conducting
RED BAND
SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
7:00 p.m.
LeRoy Esau, Conductor Russell Brandon, Guest Conductor A. H. Long, Guest Conductor Mark H. Hindsey, Guest Conductor
Star Spangled Banner ... Francis Scott Key
Lincolnshire Posy ... Percy Grainger
1. Dublin Bay
2. Harkstow Grange
3. Lord Melbourne
Mr. Esau, conducting
Sinfonians ... Clifton Williams
Mr. Brandon, conducting
Aguero ... Jose Franco
Mr. Long, conducting
Air from D Major Suite ... )
Come, Sweet Death ... ) J. S. Bach
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring ...)
Marche, Militaire Francaise ... Camille Saint-Saens
om Mark H. Windley
Mr. Hindsley, conducting
CONCERT BAND
CONCENT BAND Russell L. Wiley, Conductor Mark H. Hindsley, Guest Conductor
Hary Janos Suite ... Zaltan Kodaly
I. Prelude-The Fairy Tale Begins
II. Viennese Musical Clock
III. Love Song
IV. The Battle and Defeat of Napoleon
V. Entrance of the Emperor and His Court
Mr. Wiley, conducting
The Vanished Army Kenneth Alford Music for the Royal Fireworks George Frederick Handel arr. Mark H. Hindslerv
I. Overture
II. The Peace
III. The Rejoicing
IV. Bourree
V. Minuet
Symphony No. 4, Finale ... Peter Tschaikowsky
arr. Mark H. Hindsley
4. Finale ... Peter Tschaikowsky arr. Mark H. Hindsley Mr. Hindsey, conducting