The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-22
"U" CAMPUS DAY
COMES WEDNESDAY,
CLEANUP UNIVERSITY GROUNDS
IN MORNING - MOSCOW
PEOPLE INVITED

Campus day at the University of
Idaho, an annual event. comes on
Wednesday. Male undergraduates don
working clothes in the morning for a
general cleanup of the campus and
in the afternoon there will be a band
concert, the crowning OF the May
Queen, spring pageant, and speak
ing program by representatives OF
each class with the principal addl ess
by President A. H. Upham.
All Moscow people are invited to
attend the afternoon program. Uni
versity authorities are anxious to have
all Moscow people come and spend
the entire afternoon and evening,
bringing their lunch with them. The
university campus is to be used as a
large picnic ground. The Knights of
the Ball and Chain, underclassmen's
honorary organization, will have
charge of the grounds and will see to
it that there is no unnecessary noise
while the afternoon program is going
on. No automobiles will be allowed
on the campus during the afternoon.
Cars are to be parked on the pave
ment east of the campus.
General Campus Cleanup
Heintz Glindeman of Coeur d'Alene
president of the "I'' club, is general
chairman in active charge of the
mornings cleanup work. All male
undergraduates have been assigned
to the II projects of the mornings
work, and the military police, in
charge of "Babe" Brown and Grover
Evans, will see that there are no
shirkers.
Projects to be completed at this
time are digging water system ditch
es in the athletic field; sloping and
seeding the bank on the north side of
the campus; sloping bank at rear ap-
proach to Ridenbaugh hall and i'm
proving and seeding the slopes of the
main highway; improving the tennis
courts; general campus cleanup, ar
ranging bleachers, grounds and auto
parking space; hoeing the windbreak;
cleaning the steps from the athletic
field to the gymnasium, improving the
slope, and laying concrete blocks on
the slope in rear of the gymnasium;
trimming sod and improving univer-
sity drive, engineering building to the
gymnasium; leveling up the grounds
and road around the University Hut;
help around the sorority houses.
Want Use of Tools
The ordinance department wants
the use of all available shovels, icks,
hoes, rakes, and general working
tools for the morning. Moscow peo-
pie wishing to help out the general
university cleanup through the use
of their tools, are asked to call Ar
thur F. Thompson at the Phi Delta
house, phone 165. Collection of the
tools starts Tuesday All tools will
be returned Wednesday.
The afternoon program begins with
a band concert at o'clock. undet the
of Bernt Nelson, director
of the University Military band Of 30
pieces. AT 2:30 the procession of
the May Queen, her attendants and
the senior girls starts, followed by the
ceremony of crowning the May Queen
and May Pole dances by freshmen
and sophomore girls. Miss Evadne
of Nampa is May Queen, Miss
Polly Thomas of Malad is Maid of
Honor, and Miss Ruby Gates of Boise
is Page.
HThe Masque of Spring"
s'The Masque of Spring." spring
pageant by President A. H. Upham,
is to be presented Character parts
are coached by John H. Cushman and
the dances are under the direction of
Miss Irene Murray. The cast is made
up of students in the course in dra-
matics offered at the university.
Campus day orators from each class
will make talks and President Up
ham will deliver the principal address
Of the day.
The university orchestra will give
a concert at Ridenhaugh hall from
to O'Clock and luncheon will be
feryed all university stut
hall lawn by the Faculty
club. After supper a gen
eral all college sing, lead by Mrs.
Florence R. Sharp, will be held in the
stands of the athletic field.