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The Sunflower, 1932-1933, no.25, March 29, 1933
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Wichita, Kansas
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1933-03-29
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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.38, no.25, Wichita, Kansas, March 29, 1939. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Plan novel stunts for Hippodrome -- Symphony goes to Enid, Okla. -- Tau Omega to publish aeronautics magazine -- Tells of oriental headhunters' life -- "Chant of the Corngrinder" given ovation -- Pay tribute to music professor -- First award to freshman in contest -- To elect Queen of May, April 26 -- Neff is nominated to school board -- Swimming play day is sponsored by W.A.A. -- School to adapt plans to meet cut in income -- Elliott assumes university will carry out plans -- Prosperity is found in Mexico -- Convention of gym teachers is held here -- Library shows music exhibits -- Instructors for summer are selected -- Announce staff for Sunflower -- Women's tabernacle to be constructed -- Student prominent in Democratic Club -- Extend limit on subscriptions to Parnassus -- Social workers to convention -- Jack Hutchinson elected student representative -- Pi Kappa Psi and Phi Sigs win trophies -- Seven debaters to Emporia meet -- Muller commands R.O.T.C. drills -- Sign of progress? -- To Homer Hubbard -- "Girl back home" obstacle to many ambitious coeds -- Profs refute pay of $4,500 -- Study American school system -- Masculine judges ban careers for women -- Campusology -- Earthquake stops spiritual meeting - Students of bygone day mark books in comic way -- Deans worry about beer -- Schools escape quake injuries -- Army can't take punches -- Profs elect golf as spring hobby -- University society: Y.W.C.A. holds annual election ; Dinner to climax W.A.A. Sports Day ; Former instructor weds in New York ; Faculty women honor visitors ; Senior women to be honored by tea ; Change date for pre-medic party ; Guests are entertained at steak fry and dance ; Founders Day is celebrated ; Men's Pan-Hellenic dance to be in April ; Sororities ; Dinner given in honor of coeds ; Alumnae of sorority will honor members ; Graduates will wed on Easter ; Mary Lou Ambrose plans Sorosis party ; Clubs ; Omega dinner dance planned ; Roundabout -- University opens track season against Bethel Tuesday: Shockers open track season against Bethel -- Flats, no gas, no food, feature of Mexican trip -- Begin training for K.U. relays -- Tilden winner over Nusslein -- Archery team is victor in match -- Major upsets in ball league -- Members of basketball squad relate adventures -- Grid prospects look brighter -- Men's sports / Gene Lloyd -- Seven Kansas colleges attend W.U. Sports Day
Photograph(s): Chosen by Tilden: Geraldine Lansdowne, who was Tilden's choice Saturday night for University of Wichita Beauty Queen. p. 1 -- New pledge: Miss Lucille Custer has been pledged by Omega Upsilon national dramatic sorority. Miss Custer is also affiliated with Sorosis society. p. 3 -- Pledges Omega: Miss Olive Adele Krehbiel, freshman, has been pledged by Omega Upsilon, national dramatic society at the University. Miss Krebhiel is also a member of the Sorosis society. p. 3 -- Winners both: Miss Geraldine Lansdowne and William T. Tilden, both winner. Miss Lansdowne was chosen as the most beautiful University representative by Tilden, who defeated Hans Nusslein in his singles tennis match. p. 4
Article(s): Plan novel stunts for Hippodrome -- Symphony goes to Enid, Okla. -- Tau Omega to publish aeronautics magazine -- Tells of oriental headhunters' life -- "Chant of the Corngrinder" given ovation -- Pay tribute to music professor -- First award to freshman in contest -- To elect Queen of May, April 26 -- Neff is nominated to school board -- Swimming play day is sponsored by W.A.A. -- School to adapt plans to meet cut in income -- Elliott assumes university will carry out plans -- Prosperity is found in Mexico -- Convention of gym teachers is held here -- Library shows music exhibits -- Instructors for summer are selected -- Announce staff for Sunflower -- Women's tabernacle to be constructed -- Student prominent in Democratic Club -- Extend limit on subscriptions to Parnassus -- Social workers to convention -- Jack Hutchinson elected student representative -- Pi Kappa Psi and Phi Sigs win trophies -- Seven debaters to Emporia meet -- Muller commands R.O.T.C. drills -- Sign of progress? -- To Homer Hubbard -- "Girl back home" obstacle to many ambitious coeds -- Profs refute pay of $4,500 -- Study American school system -- Masculine judges ban careers for women -- Campusology -- Earthquake stops spiritual meeting - Students of bygone day mark books in comic way -- Deans worry about beer -- Schools escape quake injuries -- Army can't take punches -- Profs elect golf as spring hobby -- University society: Y.W.C.A. holds annual election ; Dinner to climax W.A.A. Sports Day ; Former instructor weds in New York ; Faculty women honor visitors ; Senior women to be honored by tea ; Change date for pre-medic party ; Guests are entertained at steak fry and dance ; Founders Day is celebrated ; Men's Pan-Hellenic dance to be in April ; Sororities ; Dinner given in honor of coeds ; Alumnae of sorority will honor members ; Graduates will wed on Easter ; Mary Lou Ambrose plans Sorosis party ; Clubs ; Omega dinner dance planned ; Roundabout -- University opens track season against Bethel Tuesday: Shockers open track season against Bethel -- Flats, no gas, no food, feature of Mexican trip -- Begin training for K.U. relays -- Tilden winner over Nusslein -- Archery team is victor in match -- Major upsets in ball league -- Members of basketball squad relate adventures -- Grid prospects look brighter -- Men's sports / Gene Lloyd -- Seven Kansas colleges attend W.U. Sports Day
Photograph(s): Chosen by Tilden: Geraldine Lansdowne, who was Tilden's choice Saturday night for University of Wichita Beauty Queen. p. 1 -- New pledge: Miss Lucille Custer has been pledged by Omega Upsilon national dramatic sorority. Miss Custer is also affiliated with Sorosis society. p. 3 -- Pledges Omega: Miss Olive Adele Krehbiel, freshman, has been pledged by Omega Upsilon, national dramatic society at the University. Miss Krebhiel is also a member of the Sorosis society. p. 3 -- Winners both: Miss Geraldine Lansdowne and William T. Tilden, both winner. Miss Lansdowne was chosen as the most beautiful University representative by Tilden, who defeated Hans Nusslein in his singles tennis match. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.39 no.25
v.39 no.25