MOSAIC FOR POOL
Seniors give Jayhawk
By Karen Henderson A large mosaic Jayhawk with "University of Kansas" inscribed below it will be constructed to cover the south wall of the indoor pool of Robinson Gym as this year's senior gift, Larry Bast, Topeka senior and co-chairman of the gift committee, said today.
The mosaic will be designed by Tim McGinty, St. Louis, Mo., senior in architecture. The contractor's estimate is for $4,100 and work should start before school is out, Bast said.
SENIORS VOTED ON the gift at the coffee yesterday in the Kansas Union where Clark E. Bricker, professor of chemistry, was awarded the annual HOPE award.
The other two gift choices were to refurbish Room 306 of the Kansas Union into a University Centennial Room using original material from Fraser Hall or a donation to Student Aid Funds.
Bast said about 400 seniors voted and the winning idea had a "clear majority."
The senior class has $6,000 to cover the cost of the gift, the coffee yesterday and the senior party tentatively scheduled for May 31, he said.
BOB WOODY, Bartlesville. Okla., president of the senior class, said officers are still looking for a place to have the party.
Traditional pipes will be given to each senior at the breakfast to be held the morning of Commencement. The "Last Gasp," the final publication of the senior class satirizing the University, will be distributed at the breakfast, he said.
Songbooks containing all the traditional KU songs and sorority and fraternity songs, compiled by the Alumni Association, have
been purchased for seniors, Woody said.
RICHARD WINTERMOTE, executive secretary of the Alumni Association, explained items on the "Senior Reminder" about Commencement activities.
Seniors were told to wear their tassels on the front left side. He suggested that girls wear flats because of the long march. Residence halls will be open for guests and seniors should contact the Alumni Office for information, he said.
Senior announcements are on sale at the Kansas Union Bookstore in a limited quantity. The leather-bound booklet is $1, the cardboard cover is 50 cents and the greeting card type is 20 cents.
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