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The Sunflower, v.40, no.21 (February 13, 1935)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1935-02-13
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.40, no.21, Wichita, Kansas, February 13, 1935. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Valentine Day sentiment once vital, does fadeout -- Friends U. joins W.U. in retreat -- How to use funds, if we had them -- Lorado Taft is Wichita guest Wednesday -- Best magazine items received -- Student aid extended to 295 at W.U. -- Road bids to be made by Thursday -- Kinsey voted president of frosh class -- Henry J. Allen to speak in assembly -- Macon disaster near California is jolt to backers of dirigibles -- Free graduate work opposed by association -- Business women to gather in Wichita -- Omnibus group plans coming summer tours -- Enrollment figures show small increase -- W.U. campus visions new Union bld’g. -- Peace interest displayed in Y.W. conclave -- History class to visit Union depot -- Educate a criminal and save him from injustice -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- Campus opinion -- Y. delegates to Topeka meeting -- Hutchinson is debate winner -- Orchestra and chorus appear -- Business Club members elect two new officers -- University bulletin / Leslie Warner, Zelia Hyde -- Buzzes from switchboard prelude oddities galore / Grenville Darling -- Old melodrama is next play -- Noted scientist is campus guest -- Convocation to be compulsory -- Council to give gun club funds -- Summer school plans formed -- Pi Beta Chi to hold reception for Taft -- Varsity [illegble] held on [illegible] -- University society: Fraternities to hold initiations ; Tau Delta to preside at post Valentine dance ; Faculty group to have dance ; Websters to give luncheon Feb. 14 ; 4-H Club elects new term officers ; Matrix has installation and initiation services ; College men belie relish of rainbow haberdashery ; Roundabout ; Colophon members will have breakfast meeting ; Fashion revue tickets on sale ; Townsend-Dixon vows solemnized at home wedding ; Pi Kaps preside at Valentine tea ; Sororities pick pledge winners ; Pi Kappa Psi preside at informal "round-up" ; Scabbard and Blade plans George Washington dance ; Delta Omegas to give barn dance ; Sorosis and Pi Kap hold services for new pledges ; Mary Katherine Gelbach gives recital for pupils -- College rhythm / Loneta Brown -- W.U. to tackle Fort Hays in final home game: Shockers set to take Fort Hayes in game at East High gym -- Hinton awarded national honor -- W.A.A. is well supported during the past semester -- Websters lead school league -- Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn -- Pittsburg team assured of tie for first place -- Shockers play Pitt teachers Tuesday night -- Sport shorts / Edwin Thomas -- Girls' rifle team enters competition
Photograph(s): Here tonight: Lorado Taft. p. 1 -- Candidate in fashion revue: Miss Jean Gruber will represent Pi Kappa Psi sorority in the 1935 Parnassus Fashion Revue which will be one of the leading social events of the spring season. p. 2 -- Candidate for beauty honor: Miss Ann Jeffords has been selected by members of Sorosis to represent that sorority in the 1935 Parnassus Fashion Revue to be held March 30 at the Hotel Broadview. p. 2 -- Best all-around pledges: Pictured here are Miss Ruth Garvey, Alpha Tau Sigma; Miss Marion Gene Goldsmith, Pi Kappa Psi; Miss Eleanor Hannah, Delta Omega (seated); Miss Betty Gensch, Sorosis; and Miss Beulah Barrett Epsilon Kappa Rho (standing); who have been selected as the best all-around pledges of the different sororities on the University of Wichita campus. p. 3 -- In Parnassus revue: Miss Eunice Snyder will be the non-sorority candidate in the 1935 Parnassus Fashion Revue to be held at the Hotel Broadview Roofgarden March 30. p. 3
Article(s): Valentine Day sentiment once vital, does fadeout -- Friends U. joins W.U. in retreat -- How to use funds, if we had them -- Lorado Taft is Wichita guest Wednesday -- Best magazine items received -- Student aid extended to 295 at W.U. -- Road bids to be made by Thursday -- Kinsey voted president of frosh class -- Henry J. Allen to speak in assembly -- Macon disaster near California is jolt to backers of dirigibles -- Free graduate work opposed by association -- Business women to gather in Wichita -- Omnibus group plans coming summer tours -- Enrollment figures show small increase -- W.U. campus visions new Union bld’g. -- Peace interest displayed in Y.W. conclave -- History class to visit Union depot -- Educate a criminal and save him from injustice -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- Campus opinion -- Y. delegates to Topeka meeting -- Hutchinson is debate winner -- Orchestra and chorus appear -- Business Club members elect two new officers -- University bulletin / Leslie Warner, Zelia Hyde -- Buzzes from switchboard prelude oddities galore / Grenville Darling -- Old melodrama is next play -- Noted scientist is campus guest -- Convocation to be compulsory -- Council to give gun club funds -- Summer school plans formed -- Pi Beta Chi to hold reception for Taft -- Varsity [illegble] held on [illegible] -- University society: Fraternities to hold initiations ; Tau Delta to preside at post Valentine dance ; Faculty group to have dance ; Websters to give luncheon Feb. 14 ; 4-H Club elects new term officers ; Matrix has installation and initiation services ; College men belie relish of rainbow haberdashery ; Roundabout ; Colophon members will have breakfast meeting ; Fashion revue tickets on sale ; Townsend-Dixon vows solemnized at home wedding ; Pi Kaps preside at Valentine tea ; Sororities pick pledge winners ; Pi Kappa Psi preside at informal "round-up" ; Scabbard and Blade plans George Washington dance ; Delta Omegas to give barn dance ; Sorosis and Pi Kap hold services for new pledges ; Mary Katherine Gelbach gives recital for pupils -- College rhythm / Loneta Brown -- W.U. to tackle Fort Hays in final home game: Shockers set to take Fort Hayes in game at East High gym -- Hinton awarded national honor -- W.A.A. is well supported during the past semester -- Websters lead school league -- Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn -- Pittsburg team assured of tie for first place -- Shockers play Pitt teachers Tuesday night -- Sport shorts / Edwin Thomas -- Girls' rifle team enters competition
Photograph(s): Here tonight: Lorado Taft. p. 1 -- Candidate in fashion revue: Miss Jean Gruber will represent Pi Kappa Psi sorority in the 1935 Parnassus Fashion Revue which will be one of the leading social events of the spring season. p. 2 -- Candidate for beauty honor: Miss Ann Jeffords has been selected by members of Sorosis to represent that sorority in the 1935 Parnassus Fashion Revue to be held March 30 at the Hotel Broadview. p. 2 -- Best all-around pledges: Pictured here are Miss Ruth Garvey, Alpha Tau Sigma; Miss Marion Gene Goldsmith, Pi Kappa Psi; Miss Eleanor Hannah, Delta Omega (seated); Miss Betty Gensch, Sorosis; and Miss Beulah Barrett Epsilon Kappa Rho (standing); who have been selected as the best all-around pledges of the different sororities on the University of Wichita campus. p. 3 -- In Parnassus revue: Miss Eunice Snyder will be the non-sorority candidate in the 1935 Parnassus Fashion Revue to be held at the Hotel Broadview Roofgarden March 30. p. 3
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.40 no.21
v.40 no.21