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The Sunflower, v.40, no.15 (December 19, 1934)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1934-12-19
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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.15, Wichita, Kansas, December 19, 1934. - 4 pages
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Article(s): [Illegible] program for university roadways toward education -- Sipple addresses Explorers' Club -- Classes will be resumed Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1935 -- Change dates for faculty production -- Pantomime is presented in yule assembly -- Joe Solter will attend convention -- Braught to be FERA director -- Sunflower editor confined to home because of illness -- Downtown division gives four recitals past week -- Twentieth century club to sponsor 'He and She' -- Alpha Chi Sigma pledges former W.U. student -- Eight students suspended for big drinking party -- Final exams are set for Jan. 21 to 25 -- Pennington makes report of meeting -- Christmas greetings / William M. Jardine -- Military frat to initiate pledges -- Debators to meet championship team -- Sigma Xi science frat, has meeting -- Debate national question here -- Christmas recess sees university personnel leaving campus today -- Washburn basketball team here tonight -- Students give recital before Fine Arts class -- Spanish student to give playlets -- Omega Upsilon exchanges gifts at Christmas party -- Pittsburg to have big share of veterans back -- Give and bring joy to some forgotten child -- Work to college student is very serious problem -- Again the United States ignored on debt problem -- How to handle beer is problem for Missouri -- University bulletin / George D. Wilner, Edwin Thomas -- Checking story for print is difficult assignment / John Lewellen -- Speech classes are in contest -- Students ask for presents -- Sunflower receives better roads booklet -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- University society: [Illegible] Gams to [illegible] hosts ; Roundabout ; Alpha Taus give dance ; Alpha Gams hold first of series of formal dinners ; Virginia Scott presides at tea ; Phi Sig party is next week ; Doris Walters announces her wedding date ; Sororities will preside at yule alumnae dinner ; Orchesis Club initiates seven of new pledges ; Recent bride is honored at shower ; Phi Sig mothers present fraternity with gifts ; Natalee Romine goes to East for recess ; Pledges of Delta Omega entertain active members ; Seventy-five are guests at annual French Club party ; College rhythm / Loneta Brown -- Aggies score consistently to beat W.U. -- Women’s rifle club organized -- Barb basketball team completed -- Delta Omegas named winners in tournament -- Sport shorts / Alan Coffman -- Ichabods to bring strong threat here -- Pre-holiday season closes with dinner -- Fort Hays gets football stadium -- C.C. teams are evenly matched -- W.U. enters Southwestern cage tourney - Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn -- Gridley has strong team -- Radio wins in broadcast row -- Archers organize new club Monday
Photograph(s): Who says we don't believe in Santa Claus?: With Christmas Iess than two weeks away, co-eds at the University of Wichita are eagerly looking forward to the annual visit of good St. Nick. The activities of these five young sorority ladies during the thirteen days of Christmas recess are sure to be as varied as those of the other Shockers. With Santa Claus scheduled to Ieave the north pole soon, students and family members of the University are making ready for his visit. Caught in the act of anticipation here are left to right, Miss Katherine Ann Emory, Alpha Tau Sigma; Miss Iona Hall, Delta Omega, Miss Nadine Cotton, Epsilon Kappa Rho; Miss Eleanor Cocororan, Sorosis; and Miss Margaret Hayes, Pi Kappa Psi. p. 1 -- On Sorosis formal committee: Miss Virginia McCoy is on the committee which is in charge of the arrangements for the Sorosis formal dinner dance to be given this evening in the ballroom of the Broadview Hotel. p. 3 -- Fraternity hostess: Mrs. J. W. Vaniman is housemother of the Alpha Gamma Gamma fraternity and she will act as hostess when the members of the fraternity preside at their formal dinner dance December 22. p. 3
Article(s): [Illegible] program for university roadways toward education -- Sipple addresses Explorers' Club -- Classes will be resumed Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1935 -- Change dates for faculty production -- Pantomime is presented in yule assembly -- Joe Solter will attend convention -- Braught to be FERA director -- Sunflower editor confined to home because of illness -- Downtown division gives four recitals past week -- Twentieth century club to sponsor 'He and She' -- Alpha Chi Sigma pledges former W.U. student -- Eight students suspended for big drinking party -- Final exams are set for Jan. 21 to 25 -- Pennington makes report of meeting -- Christmas greetings / William M. Jardine -- Military frat to initiate pledges -- Debators to meet championship team -- Sigma Xi science frat, has meeting -- Debate national question here -- Christmas recess sees university personnel leaving campus today -- Washburn basketball team here tonight -- Students give recital before Fine Arts class -- Spanish student to give playlets -- Omega Upsilon exchanges gifts at Christmas party -- Pittsburg to have big share of veterans back -- Give and bring joy to some forgotten child -- Work to college student is very serious problem -- Again the United States ignored on debt problem -- How to handle beer is problem for Missouri -- University bulletin / George D. Wilner, Edwin Thomas -- Checking story for print is difficult assignment / John Lewellen -- Speech classes are in contest -- Students ask for presents -- Sunflower receives better roads booklet -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- University society: [Illegible] Gams to [illegible] hosts ; Roundabout ; Alpha Taus give dance ; Alpha Gams hold first of series of formal dinners ; Virginia Scott presides at tea ; Phi Sig party is next week ; Doris Walters announces her wedding date ; Sororities will preside at yule alumnae dinner ; Orchesis Club initiates seven of new pledges ; Recent bride is honored at shower ; Phi Sig mothers present fraternity with gifts ; Natalee Romine goes to East for recess ; Pledges of Delta Omega entertain active members ; Seventy-five are guests at annual French Club party ; College rhythm / Loneta Brown -- Aggies score consistently to beat W.U. -- Women’s rifle club organized -- Barb basketball team completed -- Delta Omegas named winners in tournament -- Sport shorts / Alan Coffman -- Ichabods to bring strong threat here -- Pre-holiday season closes with dinner -- Fort Hays gets football stadium -- C.C. teams are evenly matched -- W.U. enters Southwestern cage tourney - Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn -- Gridley has strong team -- Radio wins in broadcast row -- Archers organize new club Monday
Photograph(s): Who says we don't believe in Santa Claus?: With Christmas Iess than two weeks away, co-eds at the University of Wichita are eagerly looking forward to the annual visit of good St. Nick. The activities of these five young sorority ladies during the thirteen days of Christmas recess are sure to be as varied as those of the other Shockers. With Santa Claus scheduled to Ieave the north pole soon, students and family members of the University are making ready for his visit. Caught in the act of anticipation here are left to right, Miss Katherine Ann Emory, Alpha Tau Sigma; Miss Iona Hall, Delta Omega, Miss Nadine Cotton, Epsilon Kappa Rho; Miss Eleanor Cocororan, Sorosis; and Miss Margaret Hayes, Pi Kappa Psi. p. 1 -- On Sorosis formal committee: Miss Virginia McCoy is on the committee which is in charge of the arrangements for the Sorosis formal dinner dance to be given this evening in the ballroom of the Broadview Hotel. p. 3 -- Fraternity hostess: Mrs. J. W. Vaniman is housemother of the Alpha Gamma Gamma fraternity and she will act as hostess when the members of the fraternity preside at their formal dinner dance December 22. p. 3
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.40 no.15
v.40 no.15