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The Sunflower, v.47, no.22 (February 19, 1942)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1942-02-19
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Webster Society
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.47, no.22, Wichita, Kansas, February 19, 1942. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Faculty volunteer as police -- Smith will interview men for Marine Corps -- Emery to address I.R.C. club meeting -- Allman will speak -- Student service drive begins soon -- Senior list for Parnassus posted this week -- Navy radio officer is here -- Wilner to play character role in production 'The Ghost Train' -- Michigan professor finds maintaining order is difficult -- French Club to meet -- McNeil is placed as music supervisor -- W.U. graduate is honored by N.E.A. -- Bookstore will pay cash -- Professor Wright catches cold and breaks old record -- University finds places for 95 students -- Square dancing is beating comeback trail in Wichita -- Oberg will play -- Political parties clash in election tomorrow for council, freshman offices -- Coed band will play at Topeka -- Debate team to participate in O.U. tourney -- R.O.T.C. band opens exposition -- Kansas A.C.P.A. pledges support -- Institute holds second meeting -- Time for Americans to stop kidding and to get mad -- Ground hog is smart to stay in hole considering state of world -- College education is one hope for lasting peace and order -- Typed on a Wednesday / Fred Higginson -- Shocking news -- Shocker shots / McAuley -- Adage is shattered -- Shortage of physicists seen for war effort -- String quartet plays -- Thirteen buildings make up University of Wichita equipment -- Students must file income tax report this year -- Marsh is Naval Air Corps lieutenant -- Hillbrand speaks Friday -- Office announces grad service list -- Army and navy enlistments reduce college enrollments -- Astronomer works under difficulty -- Several times in past, days have been lost from calendar -- Kappa Rho's entertain at black-out party -- Price is sponsor of Mu Phi Epsilon -- Websters plan to initiate Sunday -- Vote tomorrow -- Students, graduates announce their engagements and marriages to be held during winter months -- Roundabout the campus / Chatty Cathy -- Wheaties select 10 board members -- Aesculapius holds initiation dinner -- Symphony group to play on Sunday -- Men of Webster received charter from school in 1926 -- Today's college slang used by 'Mommy' and 'Poppy' first -- Alumnae honors new Pi Kap actives -- Logopedics staff entertains at coffee -- Senior men presented as motion pictures -- Alpha Epsilon to meet -- Shockers leave on road trip -- Three open dates remain on Shocker football schedule -- Billikens reveal 1942 grid plans -- Olmstead named new line coach for next season -- What's in a name -- Sophomores gain Big Six honors -- Sports writer speaks -- In a Shocker sports corner / Bill Hodge -- Ramblers, Alpha Gams seize cage tourney lead -- Taggart goes to convention -- Shockers lose to Southwestern -- Riflemen will compete -- Waringham to speak -- Gym shorts / Earline Duke -- Phi Sigs ascend to bowling lead -- Tankmen seek swimming pool -- Pi Kaps win rifle match
Photograph(s): Frat men register in a body: Assembling in a body to register for selective service Monday, these members of Alpha Gamma Gamma fraternity trooped to the Forum in union to place their names on the list of available American manpower. p. 1 -- Cast begins rehearsals: Waxing eloquent in his remarks to distraught cast members of the next university dramatic production, "The Ghost Train," Prof. George D. Wilner, who will play a character role in the mystery thriller, began intensive rehearsals this week. p. 1 -- Romantic leads: Margaret Noble; Keith Kerr. p. 1 -- "Bill of the Ball": Eleanor Beth Myers and her date, Wally Marsh. p. 1 -- Y.W.C.A. cabinet members present 15 outstanding senior men at HYM ball: (Left to right) Bob Allen, Gilleran Kendrick, Jim Mader, Art Prophet, Bob Snider, Lyman Smith, Bill Snider, Clement Zandler, LeRoy Riley, Bob Jones, Phil McVey, Tom Kinkaid, Jack Coleman, Pete Armstrong. Paul Hesse, is not pictured as he is now with the United States armed service. / photo by Seaman. p. 3
Article(s): Faculty volunteer as police -- Smith will interview men for Marine Corps -- Emery to address I.R.C. club meeting -- Allman will speak -- Student service drive begins soon -- Senior list for Parnassus posted this week -- Navy radio officer is here -- Wilner to play character role in production 'The Ghost Train' -- Michigan professor finds maintaining order is difficult -- French Club to meet -- McNeil is placed as music supervisor -- W.U. graduate is honored by N.E.A. -- Bookstore will pay cash -- Professor Wright catches cold and breaks old record -- University finds places for 95 students -- Square dancing is beating comeback trail in Wichita -- Oberg will play -- Political parties clash in election tomorrow for council, freshman offices -- Coed band will play at Topeka -- Debate team to participate in O.U. tourney -- R.O.T.C. band opens exposition -- Kansas A.C.P.A. pledges support -- Institute holds second meeting -- Time for Americans to stop kidding and to get mad -- Ground hog is smart to stay in hole considering state of world -- College education is one hope for lasting peace and order -- Typed on a Wednesday / Fred Higginson -- Shocking news -- Shocker shots / McAuley -- Adage is shattered -- Shortage of physicists seen for war effort -- String quartet plays -- Thirteen buildings make up University of Wichita equipment -- Students must file income tax report this year -- Marsh is Naval Air Corps lieutenant -- Hillbrand speaks Friday -- Office announces grad service list -- Army and navy enlistments reduce college enrollments -- Astronomer works under difficulty -- Several times in past, days have been lost from calendar -- Kappa Rho's entertain at black-out party -- Price is sponsor of Mu Phi Epsilon -- Websters plan to initiate Sunday -- Vote tomorrow -- Students, graduates announce their engagements and marriages to be held during winter months -- Roundabout the campus / Chatty Cathy -- Wheaties select 10 board members -- Aesculapius holds initiation dinner -- Symphony group to play on Sunday -- Men of Webster received charter from school in 1926 -- Today's college slang used by 'Mommy' and 'Poppy' first -- Alumnae honors new Pi Kap actives -- Logopedics staff entertains at coffee -- Senior men presented as motion pictures -- Alpha Epsilon to meet -- Shockers leave on road trip -- Three open dates remain on Shocker football schedule -- Billikens reveal 1942 grid plans -- Olmstead named new line coach for next season -- What's in a name -- Sophomores gain Big Six honors -- Sports writer speaks -- In a Shocker sports corner / Bill Hodge -- Ramblers, Alpha Gams seize cage tourney lead -- Taggart goes to convention -- Shockers lose to Southwestern -- Riflemen will compete -- Waringham to speak -- Gym shorts / Earline Duke -- Phi Sigs ascend to bowling lead -- Tankmen seek swimming pool -- Pi Kaps win rifle match
Photograph(s): Frat men register in a body: Assembling in a body to register for selective service Monday, these members of Alpha Gamma Gamma fraternity trooped to the Forum in union to place their names on the list of available American manpower. p. 1 -- Cast begins rehearsals: Waxing eloquent in his remarks to distraught cast members of the next university dramatic production, "The Ghost Train," Prof. George D. Wilner, who will play a character role in the mystery thriller, began intensive rehearsals this week. p. 1 -- Romantic leads: Margaret Noble; Keith Kerr. p. 1 -- "Bill of the Ball": Eleanor Beth Myers and her date, Wally Marsh. p. 1 -- Y.W.C.A. cabinet members present 15 outstanding senior men at HYM ball: (Left to right) Bob Allen, Gilleran Kendrick, Jim Mader, Art Prophet, Bob Snider, Lyman Smith, Bill Snider, Clement Zandler, LeRoy Riley, Bob Jones, Phil McVey, Tom Kinkaid, Jack Coleman, Pete Armstrong. Paul Hesse, is not pictured as he is now with the United States armed service. / photo by Seaman. p. 3
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Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.47 no.22
v.47 no.22