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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1925
Senior Play Contest Closes; Production Starts Immediately
Manuscripts to Be Turned in to Prof. Allen Crafton, Sole Indus
Sole Judge
The senior play contest closes today, April 6. All manuscript must be turned in to Prof. Alba Cairdon, of the department of public speech and dramatic art, in Green ball at that time.
"No more extension of time will be given," according to J. Simsley Pensall, emmanuel of the senior play committee. The dead line was legally set at March 30, but as the replay period ended, it was extended to April 6.
A new method is to be used the year in the judging of the pays. Heretofore, the senior play committee has made the decision, but three have been much criticized of this method. Some say that it is impossible for a farm manager to be jury of a lawsuit under the new plan. Professor Cromt will be the sole judge of the competing plays.
Several plays have been turned in, and some of them are of exceptional merit, according to Professor Crafton.
The winning play will be announced, at a near future date, and the production of it will start immediately. Only seniors are eligible to take part in the play. A senior also will direct it.
who will win the prize.
A prize of $50 will be awarded to
the author of the winning play. It is
a gift of the senior class.
The committee, besides Pennell, includes Ethel Tahmala, Eleonor Sibert and Sam Weatherly. Frank Hill, who has withdrawn from the University, was also on the committee.
"Flunk Insurance," written by Sue Moody was the winning play last year.
Home Economics Club
Gives Informal Dinner
The Home Economics Club gave an informal dinner Saturday 6 p. m. at the department's dining room in Emmer hall. A centerpiece of smack dishes and smilies, favors in the form of little cariages of grapa drapes and the five course menu covered on the idea of spring.
This diner, under the supervision of Mrs. Ralph R. Rader, instructor in home economics, is the second one given this year by her class, former dinner waiter and owner in the year. The club, up of 27 women enrolled in the department of home economics, is divided into three groups, each having charge of the kitchen. With Grace, chairman of the second group, was in charge of the diner that was prepared and served by women in her group.
SCHULZ alters, repairs, creates and presses your clothes up to now in pressing you—that's my business.
Schulz The Tailor
917 Mass. St.
Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Repairs
CALL
KENNEDY PLUMBING CO.
ROWERSOCK
Tonight "FOOT LOOSE"
WITH
Cherchez La Femme Dramatic Club Revue
Margaret Anglin and Wm. Faversham Tomorrow—Wednesday
Thursday-Friday-Saturday BUSTER KEATON
SEVEN CHANCES
VARSITY
Tonight - Tomorrow - Wednesday DORIS KENYON in
“IF I MARRY AGAIN”
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
"AS MAN DESIRES"
With MILTON SILLS and VIOLA DANA
ORPHEUM
Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday "PLEASURE MAD"
With Norma Shearer and Huntley Gordon Friday - Saturday
"IN THE PALACE OF THE KING"
With BLANCHE SWEET, HOBART BOSWORTH, PAULINE
STARK and EROMUND LOWE
Coming Soon
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Zane Grev's "THE THUNDERING HERD"
Ensembles Generously Reduced
Dress Week
273 SILK DRESSES
Dress Concessions
on Every Dress
for This Pre-Easter
Event
Grouped at
$15 - $25 - $35 - $45
BLACK MASK ACCEPTS CHALLENGE "COMPARE THE QUALIFICATIONS"
Major Officers
Vol. VIII
FOR PRESIDENT
PAUL T. RIENIETS
1. Treasurer of the Student Council.
2. Chairman of the Committee on Student Discipline.
3. Chairman of the Committee on the Co-operative Bookstore.
4. Chairman of the Committee on Student Directories.
5. Member of the Joint College on Student Affairs.
6. Political science major.
7. A and B standing in political department.
THE PROGRESSIVE STUDENT (Official Organ of Black Mask)
FOR 1st VICE PRES.
6. State department.
7. President of his high school student council.
8. 100 per cent self-supporting.
9. A man of steeling character, magnetic personality, and executive ability devoted to the promotion of student government.
VERNON C. KENNEY
1. One year's experience on the student council.
2. Manager of the Varsity dresses.
3. Manager of the Junior Prom.
4. Teacher of the Art Department.
5. Self-supporting.
6. H. S. senior class officer.
FOR 2nd VICE PRES
WILLIAM L. PATTERSON
1. A member of The Tau Delta Beta and profiling aional engineering literature on the Owl Society and the American Society of Civil Engineers.
2. Color Sergeant, R. C. H.
3. Manager of the laboratory Hop.
4. Coordinator of the Kansas Engineer.
FOR SECRETARY
CARL A. POPPINO
1. Editor of the Kansas Engineer.
2. Chairman of the editorial board of the Oread Magazine.
3. Member of Tau Beta Pi, Thora Tau, Quill Club, Rhadamnathi American Institute of Electrical Engineers.
4. President of the South Omaha High School student council in 1920.
100 per cent self-supporting.
FOR TREASURER
5. President of the Student Council of Salina High School.
Student Council Representatives
A. Manager of the Junior Prom.
2. Chairman of the County Club.
3. Chairman of Solicitors team in the Memorial campaign.
4. A member of last year's honing team.
5. President of the Student Coun-
1. Treasurer of the Junior Class.
2. Circulation Manager of the Kansas Engineer.
5. Sergeant in R. O. T. C.
3. Member of Sigma Tau, honour engineering fraternity, of Gamma Epsilon, professional civil engineering fraternity, and the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Engineering School
6. Active in Y, M. C. A. work.
JAMES A. JARBOE
4. On the Varsity basketball squad, the cross-country team, and the track squad. B O T C
HARRY SKINNER
1. High point man in Missouri Valley wrestling 1925.
2. Self-supporting.
3. Member of the Kansas Base National School 1924 and 1925.
4. Member of the Kansas Engineers' Rifle Team, R, O, T, C.
5. A student.
PLATFORM
I. Establishment of a University Co-Operative Bookstore.
H. Removal of the selection of Cheer-leader from politics.
III. Abolition of the point system.
IV. Educational Politics.
We Further Advocate:
1. The party primary as the fairest means of nominating candidates.
2. The establishment of a rooters' section at football games.
3. The exemption of seniors having an A and if standing in a course from final examination in it.
4. One dollar varsities.
ROBERT S. PATTERSON
1. Former cochlear of the Kansas Engineer.
Engineer
2. Secretary-4-years of the Engi-
nervation School
1. Member of the American Society of Civil Engineers of Thirth Tan and of the Dairy Society.
4. Color versimile in the B. O. A. C.
Chairman of the Publicity
Consulties on the Engineering Expansion.
--school univ. ball.
a better team in baseball.
School of Education
FORIEST D. HERRITT
A member of the Freshman Baseball Team for his Debuts
2. A member of the Verity Base ball Team.
A manual personality and serology purpos.
School of Medicine
CHARLES KENNEDY
11. A member of staff of Madihu.
4. A letter name in school.
5. A member of this year's varsity.
A number of this game's variegated baseball team.
2. Secretary-in-chief of the fresh
School of Pharmacy
--society.
Drummer in the blue band.
4. A member of the pharmaceutics.
On the dan's honor roll this
wild competitor
1. President of the Riley County Club.
1. On the Ffehman Honor Roll.
School of Business
VIC MATTHEWE
BOOKING CONFERENCE
1. A member of Pi Kappa Iota.
2. Member of the Beta Xi for the
    *3rd* annual awards.
1. One of the winners is the recent having tournament.
CLASSELDIM
School of Fine Arts
1. Active In school activities.
2. Good student.
Active in H. S.
Graduate School
Assistant instructor in the Anat- Department
oay Department.
5. A member of the Bacteriologist Club.
College
GEORGE ANDERSON
GEORGE B. POWERS
A. and B student
Sophomore honor role
Nexandra firmman
Partially self-supporting
Cross country squad
Freshman "Y" worker
LEROY RAYNOLDS
V. Stadium drive worker
V.pres. senior class H. S.
V.pres. Student Council H. S.
V.pres. University Society H. S.
V. Varsity football
1. Y, M, C, A, a, cabin
2. Partially self-supporting
3. Debate
4. Glee club
5. Junior from comm.
6. Junior from scroll
7. Delia Signum Rho
GRAD JUDY
A. and B student
Y. M. C. A. cabinet
Relays comm.
Concessions mgr. K. U. Karniva
Prae. Douglas county club
Student Enterprise Ticket comm
Bus. mgr. "Romantic Age." Active in H. S. activities
E. E. (ERNIE) ERNST
E. E (ERNIE) ERNST
A. B and B student
    A staff member supporting
    Non-fraternity man
    Cross country man
Active in H, S, activities
    A job in home work besides
    working outside
ROB LITTLE
DON ISETT
10.9.
1. Variety track
2. Varsity football
3. Sphinx
4. Very active in freshman class activities.
5. Prominent in H, S. activities.
*TWINK* STARR
1. Good student.
2. V-pres, Y, M, C, A.
3. Pres, Reno county club.
4. Glee club.
5. Senior Pres. H, S.
6. Varsity football.
7. Pres, HI-Y club H, S.
Athletic Board Non-Athletic
TOM W. CAFFEY
1. Kansan Relays Comm.
2. Sport writer Daily Kansan.
3. Lead HR, H.S.
4. H.S, sr. staff
5. Hi-Y officer H. S.
6. TIM BANNON
7. Boxing squad.
8. Sophomore Hop comm.
9. Senior team
10. Press, senior class H. S.
11. Active in H. S, netizens.
Athletic
'FRENCHY BELGARD'
1. Captain next year's B. R. team.
2. Press, Harvey county club.
3. H. S. athletics.
4. Brighting baseball champion, 1024.
EDDIE HALPIN
1. Varsity baseball, catcher.
2. Freshman baseball, catcher.
JOHN BOTTOSFORD
. Wrestling "K" man.
College Officers
PRESIDENT ... DEAN DILLON
1. Stadium Drive
2. B Student
3. Senior County Club
4. Pres. Senior class H. S.
5. Pres. H. S. Student council
6. H. S. Athletics
7. Manager H. S. Orchestra
V. PRES. ... HAL SHEPEARD
1. A and B Student
2. Student Enterprise Tickets com
3. Pres. Senior class H. S.
4. H. S. Annual staff
5. Pres. H. S. paper
6. H. S. athletics
SEC-TREAS. ... ELOISE BURKE
1. Good Student
2. H. s senior class officer
3. "Green Days" east.
Rep. in the Council ...
ROBERT A. MEISENHEIMER
A number of Pi, Englewood Pi
1. A member of P| Epsilon PI.
2. A member of Gumua Epsilon.
2. A member of Gamma Epsilon professional civil engineering fraternity.
Engineering Officers
3. A member of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
4. A member of Sigma Tau, honorary engineering fraternity.
1. President of the Nemaha County Club.
JAMES F. MEISNER
2. A member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, and of the Squire and Compass Club.
3. A B student.
WILLIAM A. OBERLIN
1. Formerly assistant editor of the Kansas Engineer.
2. Winner of the Sigma Tau freshman medal for distinguished scholastic achievement, spring of 1924.
3. Ranking first-semester jamaic elected to Tau Beta Pi, honary engineering fraternity.
RALLY!
Everbody out for the Black Mask rally tonight. There will be a parade through the student district and a big peep meeting at Fraser Chapel, Music, pep, and speeches will be the order of the night.
The parade will start at Fourteenth and Tennessee at seven o'clock. The line of March will be: North on Tennessee to 11th—west to Louisiana—south to 12th—west to Oread—south to Fraser chapel. The meeting will start at seven fifteen. Be there with all your pep for a big time.
Black Mask Candidates Wear Green Tags Remember the Rally Tonight in Fraser Chapel. The Parade Starts at 14th and Tenn. Sts.at 7 o'clock