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'Old Time' Christmas Decorations Used To Raise Funds For Design Club
It looked like one of those traditional early-day Christmas muses portrayed in advertisements for eggnog.
College students wound red and green velvet among the gas globes of the chandeliers. Others drained festive garlands of evergreen and hung a wreath over the fireplace.
Wobbling on a high-backed Victorian chair, a student pinned large red bows atop archways. Glittering ornaments littered the floor below.
THE STACCATO NOTES of "Jingle Bells" came from another room.
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The scene was Uncle John's Riverboat Club in Kansas City, Mo, and the students were selected members of KU design classes. But it was far from an early Christmas party.
The students were working for pay—giving up their Sunday to decorate the club in a fund-raising project for the newly-formed KU chapter of the American Institute of Design (AID).
THE STUDENTS PLAN to give up at least two more Sundays
before Christmas if they find clients for their decorating services. Another Kansas City restaurant has indicated an interest in hiring them.
Enthusiastic about their first Sunday outing, the student AID members are thinking of undertaking similar decorating projects for other major holidays.
The students scoured the Lawrence countryside for greenery for the project and purchased some of the decorating materials from a wholesale outlet. A student committee planned the traditional decor for the club.
"WERE GOING to use the profits to help get the AID chapter started," explained president Karla Anderson, Minneapolis, Minn. senior, "KU just affiliated this fall with the national institute and we have about 40 members. We hope, too, to make enough money to contribute to a scholarship at the School of Fine Arts awards banquet in the spring."
George Hixson, assistant professor of design and chapter adviser, said the projects give the students some practical experience plus a chance to get outside the classroom. His contacts as a Kansas City design consultant
have helped the students line up clients.
It Used to be...
By Hector Olave Dec. 8, 1915
Many of the women of the University who are enthusiastic over athletics have dreamed of some kind of an organization which would promote interest in athletic games for the fair sex. This dream will materialize tomorrow night when plans for a women's athletic association will be discussed at the mass meeting in Robinson Gym.
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