THE MICHIGAN DAILY

qtrl Tonight Exhibit Of Student Sculpture
Opens With Formal Reception

By ELEANOR BLUM
Opening with a formal reception
last night, the fourth annual exhibit
of sculpturing work done by students
of Prof. Avard Fairbanks will con-
tinue on display. n the League
lounge until after commencement.
Among the pieces that attracted
considerable attention was "Inspira-
Voa," by Harry Furst, and "The
Teacher," by Ann Hinshaw. The work
of William Caley, '33, and Helen
Bailey, '33, was particularly con-
spicuous. Mr. Caley's "Japanese
Portrait," and "Portrait of Kippy"
and Miss Bailey's "Playfulness," rep-
rcsenting a little boy protecting his
kitten, were noted. "Peter Pan" by
Miss Bailey, which was placed in the
League garden, was also striking.
Several portraits of campus not-

ables were interesting. "Mrs. Ruth-
ven" and another of Dr. Carl Huber,
both by Professor Fairbanks; "Por-
trait of Mrs. James Inglis" by Mrs.
Anna Winter; "Fumi Oi" by Mrs.
Sesta Matheison and a bust of Wil-
liam Caley by Mrs. Winter were all
models of people well-known on
campus.
"Quicksands" by Dr. Wilfred
Dempster and "Ululabo" by Dr. Hil-
liard Hicks, are both forceful pieces
of work. Among the other pieces dis-
played are: "Italian Greyhound" by
Mary Lou Cummings, '35; "Diana"
by William Shriber; "Dreams" by
David Merriman, '35; "Daniel Rend-
ing the Lion" by Faith Crittenden,
'36; and works of Dr. Scott Holmes.

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