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The Sunflower, v.45, no.31 (April 25, 1940)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1940-04-25
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Sorosis
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.45, no.31, Wichita, Kansas, April 25, 1940. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Carnival show in spotlight -- Hippodrome is set to reach new high this Saturday night -- Next convo gives music chief place -- Students to get new examination -- May Day is to be gala celebration -- Deadline is close on announcements -- Three plays open drama competition -- Political leaders to nominate council officers: Coalitions will name candidates -- Students to be local officials -- Student forum will present artist Benton -- Women's club will send 300 to conference -- Driscoll finds Sigmund Spaeth has W.U. brother -- Ten to compete in speech finals for cash award -- Chance, Melcher are candidates for presidency -- Army to exhibit military tactics before officers -- Winfield woman is library head -- Hippodrome plans amaze general public as Smith, Myers divulge their secrets -- Wright returns from gathering -- Jenkins is first in pix contest -- Sorosis house in early summer -- University will conduct contests -- Mail addresses are important -- California group to meet in May -- European unrest is due to population pressure -- Unusual fossil is contribution from graduate -- Teacher bureau places seniors with more play -- Noble painting fund is helped -- 'We hate wahrrr' -- Taylor attends Oklahoma meet -- American geologists reelect Ver Wiebe -- City examinations to be given here -- Six alumni of University publish announcements of recent vows -- Coates to head Wheaties group for coming year -- Ray Ellis' announce birth of girl -- Political science fraternity plans initiation dinner -- Y.W.C.A. to install officers at dinner -- Juniors sponsor coronation ball ticket campaign -- Nothing sacred to coeds in struggle to startle friends by versatile dress -- Home ec election to be held May 2 -- Barb semi-formal dance to be held -- Hangen to speak -- Metz presents flute, piano recital April 22 -- Women's league to head project -- Journalism department to hold annual banquet -- Rachel Maddux to give talk at Matrix table --Concert is Friday -- Newman presents University concert -- Brittin passes exam -- Jardine to speak -- Shockers to face stiff competition from Drake relays -- W.U. wins golf meet with K.U. -- Golf, tennis teams are on journey -- Hinton attends education meet -- Annual playday is huge success here -- Alpha gams win softball game over Ramblers -- Spring activity in intramurals gets under way -- Squad is divided for customary exhibition game -- W.U. cindermen to clash at Pitt in May contest -- R.O.T.C. award date is changed -- Oklahoma takes links matches -- W.U. girls to attend Friends U. play day
Photograph(s): Uncaptioned illustration of the new Sorosis house, which will be completed in the early summer. p. 1 -- 'Anything Goes' -- even the chairs: Betty Wentz, freshman, seems to have caught the proper Hippodrome spirit as she grabs a chair to throw out the window - and shouts, "Anything Goes!" p. 1 -- Diamond receives fellowship: Stanley Diamond, '39, recently received a $600 fellowship from Duke University, which will permit him to work toward his Ph.D. next year, he reported in a letter to Dean Earl K. Hillbrand, head of Extension Division. p. 2 -- New Wheaties head: Catherine Dedrick, retiring president of Wheaties, girls' campus pep club, congratulates the newly-elected president, Peggy Coates, while Tommie Hartman, secretary; Mary Dyer, treasurers; and Ramona Branson, sergeant-at-arms, look on. Kathleen Keating, new vice president, is not pictured. p. 3
Article(s): Carnival show in spotlight -- Hippodrome is set to reach new high this Saturday night -- Next convo gives music chief place -- Students to get new examination -- May Day is to be gala celebration -- Deadline is close on announcements -- Three plays open drama competition -- Political leaders to nominate council officers: Coalitions will name candidates -- Students to be local officials -- Student forum will present artist Benton -- Women's club will send 300 to conference -- Driscoll finds Sigmund Spaeth has W.U. brother -- Ten to compete in speech finals for cash award -- Chance, Melcher are candidates for presidency -- Army to exhibit military tactics before officers -- Winfield woman is library head -- Hippodrome plans amaze general public as Smith, Myers divulge their secrets -- Wright returns from gathering -- Jenkins is first in pix contest -- Sorosis house in early summer -- University will conduct contests -- Mail addresses are important -- California group to meet in May -- European unrest is due to population pressure -- Unusual fossil is contribution from graduate -- Teacher bureau places seniors with more play -- Noble painting fund is helped -- 'We hate wahrrr' -- Taylor attends Oklahoma meet -- American geologists reelect Ver Wiebe -- City examinations to be given here -- Six alumni of University publish announcements of recent vows -- Coates to head Wheaties group for coming year -- Ray Ellis' announce birth of girl -- Political science fraternity plans initiation dinner -- Y.W.C.A. to install officers at dinner -- Juniors sponsor coronation ball ticket campaign -- Nothing sacred to coeds in struggle to startle friends by versatile dress -- Home ec election to be held May 2 -- Barb semi-formal dance to be held -- Hangen to speak -- Metz presents flute, piano recital April 22 -- Women's league to head project -- Journalism department to hold annual banquet -- Rachel Maddux to give talk at Matrix table --Concert is Friday -- Newman presents University concert -- Brittin passes exam -- Jardine to speak -- Shockers to face stiff competition from Drake relays -- W.U. wins golf meet with K.U. -- Golf, tennis teams are on journey -- Hinton attends education meet -- Annual playday is huge success here -- Alpha gams win softball game over Ramblers -- Spring activity in intramurals gets under way -- Squad is divided for customary exhibition game -- W.U. cindermen to clash at Pitt in May contest -- R.O.T.C. award date is changed -- Oklahoma takes links matches -- W.U. girls to attend Friends U. play day
Photograph(s): Uncaptioned illustration of the new Sorosis house, which will be completed in the early summer. p. 1 -- 'Anything Goes' -- even the chairs: Betty Wentz, freshman, seems to have caught the proper Hippodrome spirit as she grabs a chair to throw out the window - and shouts, "Anything Goes!" p. 1 -- Diamond receives fellowship: Stanley Diamond, '39, recently received a $600 fellowship from Duke University, which will permit him to work toward his Ph.D. next year, he reported in a letter to Dean Earl K. Hillbrand, head of Extension Division. p. 2 -- New Wheaties head: Catherine Dedrick, retiring president of Wheaties, girls' campus pep club, congratulates the newly-elected president, Peggy Coates, while Tommie Hartman, secretary; Mary Dyer, treasurers; and Ramona Branson, sergeant-at-arms, look on. Kathleen Keating, new vice president, is not pictured. p. 3
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.45 no.31
v.45 no.31