TO MOUNT PIONEER
NEAR MARVIN HALL
Statue to be Placed on Red Granite Base as Senior
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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The senior class will mount the statue "The Pioneer", on a red granite base at the entrance to the campus northwest of the engineering building as its class memorial. The work is expected to be finished by June 16th according to an announcement by the committee this morning.
The statue was bought at the World's Fair in St. Louis, in 1904, and presented to the University "obeys" to the students in whose honor Bell Memorial Hospital was named. The statue was turned over to the committee on Buildings and Grounds, but has not been mounted on account of lack of
the committee, however, did decide on the location for the statue when it should be mounted and this decision was accepted by the Senior class committee.
The plan is to build a mound five feet in height and about thirty-five feet in height and about thirty-five feet in height. The center enters the campus just northwest of Marvin Hall. The statue will be mounted in the center of this mound facing the red granite, containing the inscription of the contain-
The mound will be soodded and a curb placed around it, although funds will not permit the paving of the roadway. The committee on buildings and grounds expects to take care of that later.
Paul Fox and L. F. Goff, also seniors have surveyed the ground where the statue will be erected.
The inscription on the marker was designed by two senior architects, Julia Carman, and Leland Benson.
George Montgomery, chairman of the memorial committee announced this morning that the cost of the project will be about $150 more than the amount previously considered by the CMS and more costly. For that reason an assessment of one dollar is necessary, according to Montgomery.
Arrangements for the collection of the money have not yet been worked out, but will be announced the night of the baccalaureate sermon.
"The money will be collected at sometime when most of the seniors are together," Mr. Montgomery said in a statement. The committee will collect money for this purpose, and they will be furnished with duplicate receipt books. I want to urge Seniors not to pay anyone who does not have the official resent."
The members of the committee are: George Montgomery, chairman, Edn Burch, L. Robert Albach, Warren Lumpkin, L. P. Goff, and Dorothy Riddle.
Members of the University Band who are not planning to play at the concert in South Park next Sunday will please check in uniforms in room B102. Students must report all others report for rehearsal Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock.
Sacramento, Cal. June 13—Burgurlars ransacked the cellar at the A. Van Phinney home, in an exclusive residential district here and stole a large kettle from the kitchen. The whisky escaped, as Phinny had placed it in his bedroom for safe keeping.
BY THE WAY
Mrs. W, S. Robb of Clay Center will come to Lawrence Friday "to visit her daughters Helen, c20, and Mary, c21, and attend the commencement
James A. Goddell, c22, of Kansas City, will leave Sunday for a three-month's stay in California.
Doria Drought of Kansas City, Mo. Mary Emile Warren of Emporia, and Vivian Hoffman of Kansas City will visit at the Pi Phi house.
Vera Gano of Hutchinson is visit sing at the Pi Phi house.
Harold Hobart of Kansas City, Mo is visiting at the Sigma Chi house.
Martha Kathryn Robinson, c23,
will go to her home in Kansas City.
Thursday to attend the wedding of
her sister.
Su Bidwell of Kinsley will spend Thursday and Friday at the Pi Phi house.
Henrietta Allen will spend the week end at the Pi Phi house as the guest of Helen Stevenson, e²¹, and will attend the sigma Chi Gi farewell, June
Margaret Young of Fredonia visiting at the Sigma Kappa house.
Byron Shutes will spend Thursday and Friday at the Phi Kappa house.
Cornellia Flood of Salina will come Friday to visit Helen Stevenson at the Pi Phi house and attend the Beta Theta Pi farewell.
Sharmein Aiken of St. Joseph, Mo. will visit Josephine Slavens at the Phi Phl house.
Harlow Tibbetts, c21, will leave June 15 for Riverside, Calif.; where he will spend the summer.
Madelaine Seery of Topeka visited her sister, Irene, c'22 at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
Dorothy Halbertson of Russell is guest of Blanche Simons Mullin, A B, '17.
Elizabeth Stevens spent Sunday and Monday at her home in Kansas City, Mo.
Sigma Phi Sigma will give their annual farewell party at Lake Forest, Friday, June 4.
Phi Kappa Psi will give their fare well party at the house, June 3.
Phi Delta Theta will give their farewell party at the Country Club, June 4.
Sigma Chi will give their farewell at the house, June 4.
Marie Shaklee, c21, spent Saturday and Sunday in Kansas City as the guest of Reba Mac aniols, c22.
Phi Gamma Delta will give their farewell at the house June 3.
Carl Ross, c $ ^{c}20 $ , of Ottawa, is visit ing at the Pi Upsilon house.
Harry Satcher, former student in the University and now located in Kansas City, Mo., visited at the Kappa Sigma House, Thursday.
The Kappa Sigma annual farewell party will be given Friday night, June 4, at the chapter house.
Made Clean ZEPHYR BREAD Sold Clean
Ruth Woods, A. B. '19, teaching Home Economics at Horton is visiting at the Alpha Xi Delta house.
A little larger and a little better than the bread you have been using.
THE BREAD SUPREME
Alemania announces the pledging of Herbert "Scoop" Olson, e22 Lawrence and Hubert Brown, e22, Peculiar, Mo.
Mrs. R. M. Morrison entertained the active chapter of Alpha Xi Delta with a breakfast Sunday morning at her home in honor of her daughter Charlotte who has just returned from Columbia University as a student at the University and is a member of the Lawrence Chapter.
Delta Tau Delta held their farewell party for senior members at F. A. U. hall Friday evening.
LAST GRAD RECITALS
Pi Upission announces the pledging of Dick Woodward, Helena, Mont., Frank Masenore, Coldwater, and Joseph S. Turner of Kansas City. The initiation was held Sunday morning at the chapter house.
Pi Kappa Alpha farewell party will be held June 5, at the Country Club
Achoth announces the initiation Wednesday night of Pauline Getter c23, Lawrence.
Beta Theta Pi farewell party will be held at the house, Friday, June 4.
Mrs. C, V. Kettering and daughter Kathryn Ann are here for commencement week. Mrs. Kettering has been teaching in Miltonville West Side since 1974. She receives his degree from the School of Fine Arts next week.
Pi Upission will not hold their annual farewell party for seniors this year on account of the death of Hubert Wesley.
Acacia farewell party will be held June 4, at the Acacia house.
Three Programs Will be Given Between Now and Commencement
Students of the School of Fine Arts will give three programs between now and the time of commencement.
Tuesday evening, June 1, Olive Conden-
 pianist, assisted by Ray Gafney, tenor, will give her graduating recital in Fraser Hall.
Thursday evening, June 3, Mary Preyler, pianist, daughter of Carl A. Preyler, head of the piano department, will give her graduate recital. Miss Preyler will be the mat student in the last eight years to obtain the degree Master of Music. Miss Preyler will be assisted by Blanche Potts, violinist.
Monday evening, June 7, all of this year's graduates will come together in the Commencement Concert which will be given in Fraser Hall. This is the finest programs of the year, and the public is invited to attend.
Women's... gym lockers must be emptied by June 10. Miss Pratt
All football, basketball, baseball and track equipment must be turned in immediately except in cases where the equipment is now in use. What is required for all students to leave for home. Forest C. Allen, Director of athletics.
Student, Volunteers; Unless the weather is unfit, we will have a hike Sunday afternoon in honor of Miss Irene Tracy, who leaves soon for the Orient Meet at Myers Hall at 3:00 o'clock.
Announcement
Students are requested to return all books that they have checked out of the University Library, at once.
Harel Wasson, Morton
Helen Weld, A.B.18 will be married
Jim Weiland, K.C.18, M. D. 3,
M. D. 20, at Lenaeca, Kansas.
Miss Weld is a member of Sigma Kappa.
The Classical Museum, Fraser 208, will be open Sunday afternoon from three until six.
New Men's Student Council will meet Wednesday, 7 p. m. in room 110 Fraser.
All persons desiring student help during the summer, or beginning next September will please notify the W. Y. C. A. office in Myers Hall, Phone 1315. There are many applicants already for stenographic and clerical positions, as well as for positions doing housework in return for room and board.
Lois Hostetter,
General Secretary K. U.-Y. W. C. A.
In charge of Employment work for
women in the University of Kansas.
Notice: All manuscripts submitted to
Quill Club or the Oread Magazine
this year which were not accepted may
be obtained by calling at the English
Office, Room 201, Fraser. Look in
Quill Club pigeon hole.
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