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The Sunflower, v.44, no.07 (October 27, 1938)
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Sunflower 1938-10-27
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Wichita, Kansas
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1938-10-27
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Rydjord, John,Cooper, Byron,Read, Cecil B.,Religion -- Campus surveys
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.44, no.7, Wichita, Kansas, October 27, 1938. - 4 pages
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The Sunflower is one of few coIIege newspapers that maintains its own photographic service.
The Sunflower, as a member of A.C.P., assures its readers complete coverage of every campus in the nation.
Article(s): Curtain will rise on first play at 8:30 this evening -- Another placid Halloween is planned by city -- Little Theater has W.U. talent -- Rydjord has story printed in booklet -- Reading lessons give freshmen new study aids -- Registrars' and dean's meeting here next year -- Armory door is now knotty pine after week fire -- Varsity is planned by honor frat -- Church to have Chinese guests -- Whan announces radio try-outs -- Student forum makes contract for '38 season -- Read named member of editorial board -- Queen will be elected here Nov. 4 -- Campus musical units organized -- Israel is elected honorary colonel of University R.O.T.C. unit by high Army officers -- Alumna director writes of work in India Y.M.C.A. -- Political club to hear Taylor -- W.U. professors on program to teachers' meet -- Article by W.U. professor will appear in print -- Warm weather comes as boon to colored 'Bill' -- Language group plans to show film next week -- Construction on house to begin -- Storage desk to be built for chemistry -- Trade from surrounding territory is discouraged -- Wichita has outgrown country-town Halloween -- Hearst's stand pleasing to patriotic Americans -- Crime prevention is not place for rigid economy -- On the hill / Marge Gray -- Collegiate world -- W.U. church preference leans toward Methodist -- Grad gossip -- Campus weddings hold spotlight during late fall social season -- Open house schedule for Tuesday -- Costume party to be given by campus artists -- Y.W.C.A. has chili supper Wednesday -- Phi Sigs to honor pledges at dance -- D.O. pledges feted at annual party -- Scouters have highest grade average -- Phi Sigs to give buffett supper following game -- Pi Kaps to honor parents on Sunday -- Roundabout -- Barn dance will compliment new Webster pledges -- Omegas to give dinner at Innes tonight at 6:30 -- Honorary army fraternity will observe Oct. 27 -- Alpha Tau pledge dance to be Nov. 5 -- Pledges of Kappa Delt to be feted -- Illgner honored at game, dance next Saturday -- Shockers to face Nebraska Invaders in Saturday game -- Juniors, Seniors to meet sophs in hockey bout -- Badminton meet to start today -- Archers will aim at pumpkins and cats Halloween -- Sports wise -- W'Shockers winners in Topeka tilt -- Whock members plan activities -- From the sidelines / Bob Campbell -- K.K.T., Barbs tie for intramural football games -- Champions look like repeaters in CIC struggle -- Emporia Rooters to attend game -- Barb team wins fall net meet -- Societies to vie for swim title
Photograph(s): Director [George] Wilner. p. 1 -- Honorary Colonel [Katherine] Israel. p. 1 -- Booster bits of harmony: Impromptu harmony, much closer than the score of the Wichita-Washburn game of last Friday night, was only part of the amusement enjoyed by the Wichita booster delegation enroute to Topeka. Pictured here are Dick Gavit, Bill Getz, Melvin Wise and Bob Higgins doing a bit of entertaining. p. 1 -- Marge Gray. p. 2 -- Party chairman: Eleanor Doty, left, president of Omega Upsilon, will preside at the sorority's dinner tonight. Hample Fairleigh, right, is making the arrangments for Men of Webster's annual barn dance Friday night. p. 3 -- June Illgner,top, who was recently chosen Sweetheart of Alpha Gamma Gamma fraternity, will be guest of honor of Alpha Gam fraternity at Blue Key varsity next Saturday night. Chub Johnson, member of the honorary fraternity, will have charge of the dance. p. 3 -- If the Shockers can stop Don Fleming, triple-threat Creighton back, Saturday afternoon, their chances of winning from the Bluejays, a sophormore star has has sparked the Nebraska team in all their games this year. p. 4
The Sunflower is one of few coIIege newspapers that maintains its own photographic service.
The Sunflower, as a member of A.C.P., assures its readers complete coverage of every campus in the nation.
Article(s): Curtain will rise on first play at 8:30 this evening -- Another placid Halloween is planned by city -- Little Theater has W.U. talent -- Rydjord has story printed in booklet -- Reading lessons give freshmen new study aids -- Registrars' and dean's meeting here next year -- Armory door is now knotty pine after week fire -- Varsity is planned by honor frat -- Church to have Chinese guests -- Whan announces radio try-outs -- Student forum makes contract for '38 season -- Read named member of editorial board -- Queen will be elected here Nov. 4 -- Campus musical units organized -- Israel is elected honorary colonel of University R.O.T.C. unit by high Army officers -- Alumna director writes of work in India Y.M.C.A. -- Political club to hear Taylor -- W.U. professors on program to teachers' meet -- Article by W.U. professor will appear in print -- Warm weather comes as boon to colored 'Bill' -- Language group plans to show film next week -- Construction on house to begin -- Storage desk to be built for chemistry -- Trade from surrounding territory is discouraged -- Wichita has outgrown country-town Halloween -- Hearst's stand pleasing to patriotic Americans -- Crime prevention is not place for rigid economy -- On the hill / Marge Gray -- Collegiate world -- W.U. church preference leans toward Methodist -- Grad gossip -- Campus weddings hold spotlight during late fall social season -- Open house schedule for Tuesday -- Costume party to be given by campus artists -- Y.W.C.A. has chili supper Wednesday -- Phi Sigs to honor pledges at dance -- D.O. pledges feted at annual party -- Scouters have highest grade average -- Phi Sigs to give buffett supper following game -- Pi Kaps to honor parents on Sunday -- Roundabout -- Barn dance will compliment new Webster pledges -- Omegas to give dinner at Innes tonight at 6:30 -- Honorary army fraternity will observe Oct. 27 -- Alpha Tau pledge dance to be Nov. 5 -- Pledges of Kappa Delt to be feted -- Illgner honored at game, dance next Saturday -- Shockers to face Nebraska Invaders in Saturday game -- Juniors, Seniors to meet sophs in hockey bout -- Badminton meet to start today -- Archers will aim at pumpkins and cats Halloween -- Sports wise -- W'Shockers winners in Topeka tilt -- Whock members plan activities -- From the sidelines / Bob Campbell -- K.K.T., Barbs tie for intramural football games -- Champions look like repeaters in CIC struggle -- Emporia Rooters to attend game -- Barb team wins fall net meet -- Societies to vie for swim title
Photograph(s): Director [George] Wilner. p. 1 -- Honorary Colonel [Katherine] Israel. p. 1 -- Booster bits of harmony: Impromptu harmony, much closer than the score of the Wichita-Washburn game of last Friday night, was only part of the amusement enjoyed by the Wichita booster delegation enroute to Topeka. Pictured here are Dick Gavit, Bill Getz, Melvin Wise and Bob Higgins doing a bit of entertaining. p. 1 -- Marge Gray. p. 2 -- Party chairman: Eleanor Doty, left, president of Omega Upsilon, will preside at the sorority's dinner tonight. Hample Fairleigh, right, is making the arrangments for Men of Webster's annual barn dance Friday night. p. 3 -- June Illgner,top, who was recently chosen Sweetheart of Alpha Gamma Gamma fraternity, will be guest of honor of Alpha Gam fraternity at Blue Key varsity next Saturday night. Chub Johnson, member of the honorary fraternity, will have charge of the dance. p. 3 -- If the Shockers can stop Don Fleming, triple-threat Creighton back, Saturday afternoon, their chances of winning from the Bluejays, a sophormore star has has sparked the Nebraska team in all their games this year. p. 4
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.44 no.7
v.44 no.7