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The Sunflower, v.42, no.25 (March 11, 1937)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1937-03-11
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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.42, no.25, Wichita, Kansas, March 11, 1937. - 12 pages
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Article(s): Tax bill is past first of hurdles – Orchesis will present dances at symposium -- Wilner appraises play contestants -- Virginia Hege not improved, seriously ill -- Orators attack, laud industry wage problem -- Geology class on field trip -- Speeding cop irks student -- Oberg, amount praise Kansas music meeting -- K.U. gives play here on April 2 -- New all-school debates soon -- Mikesell talks to press employees -- Mixer to be held Friday in Pine Room -- Students nurse sore arms and legs this week -- Off-shade eye shadows will ruin many modern faces – D.A.R. to hold state meeting in auditorium -- Dancer speaks before classes -- Pine Room is scene of next school 'forum' -- Beito to speak at N.E.A. meet -- Musicians to Robinson School -- Aces defend record: Girl rifle squad goes to Kemper -- Duerksen calls band practice for army unit -- Reality attained by mechanism -- Prize awards offered skits -- Students hear Staples speak about artists -- New rules for library books -- Digest holds another poll; collegians get it - in neck -- 'Sit-down' strike threatens to become national craze -- 'Double Door' gets laudatory comment from audience -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world – University bulletin -- 'Double Door' gets good reception from campus -- First all-school party scheduled -- Phi Sig initiates 15 in services Sunday -- Birthday dinner to be held by Frances Crotts -- Barb function is in art building -- Sorosis plans spring dance -- Alpha Gams to give 'Bubble Ball' Friday -- Mardi Gras is theme for Alpha Tau party -- Roundabout -- Y.W. to elect officers Friday -- Elgin-Routledge vows are taken Saturday -- K.U. game is ninth to go on grid list -- D.O.'s leading in rifle match -- The sporting thing / Floyd Snitz -- School track men compete on March 9 -- Women's sport glances / Laura Howard -- Hoffman gives out '37 track, field schedule
Photograph(s): Suffering from a serious heart malady, contracted during Christmas vacation, Miss Virginia Hege is dangerously ill in Wesley Hospital. p. 1 -- These girls left this morning for Kemper where they will shoot in a two day rifle match starting tomorrow. Left to right Barbara Engle, Marjorie Hewey, Virginia Shuler, Mary Harrison, Alice Jane Brown, Corrine Bennett. Back of the group is cadet captain George A. Hinkle. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Sorosis party plans were directed by Miss Helen Churchward. The decorations will follow the St. Patrick's Day theme. p. 3
Article(s): Tax bill is past first of hurdles – Orchesis will present dances at symposium -- Wilner appraises play contestants -- Virginia Hege not improved, seriously ill -- Orators attack, laud industry wage problem -- Geology class on field trip -- Speeding cop irks student -- Oberg, amount praise Kansas music meeting -- K.U. gives play here on April 2 -- New all-school debates soon -- Mikesell talks to press employees -- Mixer to be held Friday in Pine Room -- Students nurse sore arms and legs this week -- Off-shade eye shadows will ruin many modern faces – D.A.R. to hold state meeting in auditorium -- Dancer speaks before classes -- Pine Room is scene of next school 'forum' -- Beito to speak at N.E.A. meet -- Musicians to Robinson School -- Aces defend record: Girl rifle squad goes to Kemper -- Duerksen calls band practice for army unit -- Reality attained by mechanism -- Prize awards offered skits -- Students hear Staples speak about artists -- New rules for library books -- Digest holds another poll; collegians get it - in neck -- 'Sit-down' strike threatens to become national craze -- 'Double Door' gets laudatory comment from audience -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world – University bulletin -- 'Double Door' gets good reception from campus -- First all-school party scheduled -- Phi Sig initiates 15 in services Sunday -- Birthday dinner to be held by Frances Crotts -- Barb function is in art building -- Sorosis plans spring dance -- Alpha Gams to give 'Bubble Ball' Friday -- Mardi Gras is theme for Alpha Tau party -- Roundabout -- Y.W. to elect officers Friday -- Elgin-Routledge vows are taken Saturday -- K.U. game is ninth to go on grid list -- D.O.'s leading in rifle match -- The sporting thing / Floyd Snitz -- School track men compete on March 9 -- Women's sport glances / Laura Howard -- Hoffman gives out '37 track, field schedule
Photograph(s): Suffering from a serious heart malady, contracted during Christmas vacation, Miss Virginia Hege is dangerously ill in Wesley Hospital. p. 1 -- These girls left this morning for Kemper where they will shoot in a two day rifle match starting tomorrow. Left to right Barbara Engle, Marjorie Hewey, Virginia Shuler, Mary Harrison, Alice Jane Brown, Corrine Bennett. Back of the group is cadet captain George A. Hinkle. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Sorosis party plans were directed by Miss Helen Churchward. The decorations will follow the St. Patrick's Day theme. p. 3
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.42 no.25
v.42 no.25