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The Sunflower, v.43, no.33 (May 5, 1938)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1938-05-05
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.43, no.33, Wichita, Kansas, May 5, 1938. - 6 pages
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Article(s): Intramural debate has good start -- Board of Deans will cooperate on final period -- Schools deal death blow to campus politicians -- Board to select Sunflower staff -- Harvard honors two chemistry men this week -- Hoare renamed for presidency -- Kappa Rho candidate is winner -- Upham of Ohio to speak here in convo May 10 -- Pictorial bulletin is off press soon -- Jardine will be honored soon in big celebration -- Naftzger's give set of records -- Politicians line party machinery -- Students voice opinions in poll by peace groups -- Coronation ceremonies for May Queen and Chancellor are set for Friday evening -- Sedgwick County seniors look forward to college -- Sidewalk signs out in campaign -- Research shows ratings of 14,000 'relief' children -- 'Penny Wise'to be repeated here on May 19 -- Nelson turns down Hays teaching post -- Frosh are younger and taller than 1918 group -- Local politicos to go national -- Wall suffers ankle sprain on Saturday -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Interest is high for university's weekly contest -- East High sends out huge class in May services -- Band presented in full concert -- Nine to graduate at Garden Plain -- Grad gossip -- Bentley seniors take K.C. jaunt -- Eight groups are honoring mothers with informal teas -- Pi Kap pappy picnic May 8 -- D.O. party to be Saturday night; Gouldner to play -- Last Barb meeting scheduled May 11 -- Roundabout -- Phi Sig to hold spring party scheduled May 11 -- Roundabout -- Phi Sig to hold spring party in Commons May 7 -- French Club play scheduled Monday -- Alpha Tau issues bids for formal -- Kappa Rho reveals engagement -- Brigsters make plans for spring banquet May 12 -- Dance to feature Southern Garden -- Although a regal lady, Miss Melcher, May Queen, is typically collegiate -- Y. W. Estes dinner to be Wednesday -- Officers elected by Mother's Club -- Mulvane's seniors to be graduated late this month -- Mt. Hope enjoys successful year -- Exercises start for Mt. Carmel -- Social activity ended at Viola -- Senior class of 26 given bonds at Clearwater -- North High will hold graduation services May 31 -- Class will direct senior exercises in Valley Center -- Rydjord to give Derby's address -- Goddard seniors do banquet -- Bobby Fisher opens local engagement -- Cathedral High students finish year with play -- Hekhuis speaks to two church groups -- Wichita's chief of police will speak in Cheney -- Maize students present program -- German picture is well received here -- 'Snow White' is banquet theme -- Grid squad looks good in review -- Sports wise / Catherine Dedrick-- University students manage local stand -- Rarick sets back spring matches -- Softball teams to play fourth round tonight -- Intramural golf to be Wednesday -- The sporting thing / Charles E. Poe -- W. U. tracksters face Hays team here on May 7 -- Websters beaten by filial flames 19-6 in softball -- Locals win tghird in national meet -- Regents to campus for budget meeting -- This and that in sports / Stanley Diamond -- Nash may return to W.U. gridiron -- Bennett defeats McBride in golf
Photograph(s): Vivian Melcher, May Queen. p. 1 -- Large class at Valley Center: In the picture above are members of the class of 26 seniors who will be graduated from the Valley Center High School on May 23. The group will take charge of their own commencement activities, and so guest speaker will appear on the program. p. 1 -- Their president: A girl: According to E. J. Gard, principal, the senior class of the Garden Plain High School will be graduated on the evening of May 23 at 8 p.m. Eileen Leis is the president of the class and is one of the few girl presidents in the county's high schools. p. 2 -- Beauty Queen: Florence Fitzwilliam, Epsilon Kappa Rho, was selected by Paramount Studio as the most beautiful of the of the five candidates of the campus sororities. Miss Fitzwilliam's fulll length picture will appear in the year's Parnassus. The competing candidates are Jean Foote, Alpha Tau Sigma; Elaine McEwen, Sorosis; Virginia Quigley, Delta Omega; and Emmadean Orvis, Pi Kappa Psi. p. 3 -- To initiate new auditorium: Mulvane's new auditorium will be will be the scene this year of the commencement exercises of the Mulvane High School senior class, above. The event will be May 21 at 6 p.m. p. 4 -- Clearwater attracts neighbors: In commencement activities to be held in the evening of May 24, the seniors of Clearwater High School, above, will receive their diplomas. The senior class is made up of students of Conway Springs and Peck as well as from Clearwater. p. 4 -- Less than two weeks: Four boys and three girls will be graduated in the senior class of the Viola High School, above on May 18, at 8 p.m. Arrangements were made by A. I. Seely, superintendent of the school. John Porter is the president of the group. p. 4 -- A popular Wichita girl, Jo Anne Alyward, above, is president of the Mt. Carmel High School graduating seniors. Services for the girls will be held in the latter part of this month. p. 4 -- Jacob Lochamp, above, president of the senior class of Cathedral High School, will take a leading part in their graduation exercises when the senior class holds commencement the latter part of this month. p. 4 -- Derby High School seniors: Seniors of the Derby High School, above, will be graduated at exercises to be held on the evening of May 20, at 8 P.M. Samuel Austin is president of the graduating class. p. 5 -- Their banquet in Wichita: Tomorrow evening's junior-senior banquet will close the social calendar for the Goddard seniors, above, who will be graduated May 19. The banquet is to be held in the Innes Tea Room, Wichita. p. 5 -- Maize to graduate 25: Diplomas will be handed to each of the 25 seniors of the Maize High School, above, during commencement exercises to be held the evening of May 25 in the school auditorium. p. 5 -- To hear Chief Wilson: Wichita's Chief of Police O. W. Wilson, will be the speaker at the commencement exercises of the Cheney High School senior class, above.These exercises wll be held May 26 at 8 p.m. p. 5 -- Andale to graduate 17: Seniors of the Andale High School are shown in the above picture. They will be graduated in the exercises to be held the evening of May 22. L. A. Brennan is the principal of the school. p. 5 -- [Tromer] Smith. p. 6 -- [Charles E.] Poe. p. 6 -- A trip to remember: Outstanding among the year's activities for the seniors of the Bentley High School, above, was a trip that the entire class took to Kansas City, Mo. The group will be graduated at exercises to be held the evening of May 26 in the school auditorium. p. 6
Article(s): Intramural debate has good start -- Board of Deans will cooperate on final period -- Schools deal death blow to campus politicians -- Board to select Sunflower staff -- Harvard honors two chemistry men this week -- Hoare renamed for presidency -- Kappa Rho candidate is winner -- Upham of Ohio to speak here in convo May 10 -- Pictorial bulletin is off press soon -- Jardine will be honored soon in big celebration -- Naftzger's give set of records -- Politicians line party machinery -- Students voice opinions in poll by peace groups -- Coronation ceremonies for May Queen and Chancellor are set for Friday evening -- Sedgwick County seniors look forward to college -- Sidewalk signs out in campaign -- Research shows ratings of 14,000 'relief' children -- 'Penny Wise'to be repeated here on May 19 -- Nelson turns down Hays teaching post -- Frosh are younger and taller than 1918 group -- Local politicos to go national -- Wall suffers ankle sprain on Saturday -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Interest is high for university's weekly contest -- East High sends out huge class in May services -- Band presented in full concert -- Nine to graduate at Garden Plain -- Grad gossip -- Bentley seniors take K.C. jaunt -- Eight groups are honoring mothers with informal teas -- Pi Kap pappy picnic May 8 -- D.O. party to be Saturday night; Gouldner to play -- Last Barb meeting scheduled May 11 -- Roundabout -- Phi Sig to hold spring party scheduled May 11 -- Roundabout -- Phi Sig to hold spring party in Commons May 7 -- French Club play scheduled Monday -- Alpha Tau issues bids for formal -- Kappa Rho reveals engagement -- Brigsters make plans for spring banquet May 12 -- Dance to feature Southern Garden -- Although a regal lady, Miss Melcher, May Queen, is typically collegiate -- Y. W. Estes dinner to be Wednesday -- Officers elected by Mother's Club -- Mulvane's seniors to be graduated late this month -- Mt. Hope enjoys successful year -- Exercises start for Mt. Carmel -- Social activity ended at Viola -- Senior class of 26 given bonds at Clearwater -- North High will hold graduation services May 31 -- Class will direct senior exercises in Valley Center -- Rydjord to give Derby's address -- Goddard seniors do banquet -- Bobby Fisher opens local engagement -- Cathedral High students finish year with play -- Hekhuis speaks to two church groups -- Wichita's chief of police will speak in Cheney -- Maize students present program -- German picture is well received here -- 'Snow White' is banquet theme -- Grid squad looks good in review -- Sports wise / Catherine Dedrick-- University students manage local stand -- Rarick sets back spring matches -- Softball teams to play fourth round tonight -- Intramural golf to be Wednesday -- The sporting thing / Charles E. Poe -- W. U. tracksters face Hays team here on May 7 -- Websters beaten by filial flames 19-6 in softball -- Locals win tghird in national meet -- Regents to campus for budget meeting -- This and that in sports / Stanley Diamond -- Nash may return to W.U. gridiron -- Bennett defeats McBride in golf
Photograph(s): Vivian Melcher, May Queen. p. 1 -- Large class at Valley Center: In the picture above are members of the class of 26 seniors who will be graduated from the Valley Center High School on May 23. The group will take charge of their own commencement activities, and so guest speaker will appear on the program. p. 1 -- Their president: A girl: According to E. J. Gard, principal, the senior class of the Garden Plain High School will be graduated on the evening of May 23 at 8 p.m. Eileen Leis is the president of the class and is one of the few girl presidents in the county's high schools. p. 2 -- Beauty Queen: Florence Fitzwilliam, Epsilon Kappa Rho, was selected by Paramount Studio as the most beautiful of the of the five candidates of the campus sororities. Miss Fitzwilliam's fulll length picture will appear in the year's Parnassus. The competing candidates are Jean Foote, Alpha Tau Sigma; Elaine McEwen, Sorosis; Virginia Quigley, Delta Omega; and Emmadean Orvis, Pi Kappa Psi. p. 3 -- To initiate new auditorium: Mulvane's new auditorium will be will be the scene this year of the commencement exercises of the Mulvane High School senior class, above. The event will be May 21 at 6 p.m. p. 4 -- Clearwater attracts neighbors: In commencement activities to be held in the evening of May 24, the seniors of Clearwater High School, above, will receive their diplomas. The senior class is made up of students of Conway Springs and Peck as well as from Clearwater. p. 4 -- Less than two weeks: Four boys and three girls will be graduated in the senior class of the Viola High School, above on May 18, at 8 p.m. Arrangements were made by A. I. Seely, superintendent of the school. John Porter is the president of the group. p. 4 -- A popular Wichita girl, Jo Anne Alyward, above, is president of the Mt. Carmel High School graduating seniors. Services for the girls will be held in the latter part of this month. p. 4 -- Jacob Lochamp, above, president of the senior class of Cathedral High School, will take a leading part in their graduation exercises when the senior class holds commencement the latter part of this month. p. 4 -- Derby High School seniors: Seniors of the Derby High School, above, will be graduated at exercises to be held on the evening of May 20, at 8 P.M. Samuel Austin is president of the graduating class. p. 5 -- Their banquet in Wichita: Tomorrow evening's junior-senior banquet will close the social calendar for the Goddard seniors, above, who will be graduated May 19. The banquet is to be held in the Innes Tea Room, Wichita. p. 5 -- Maize to graduate 25: Diplomas will be handed to each of the 25 seniors of the Maize High School, above, during commencement exercises to be held the evening of May 25 in the school auditorium. p. 5 -- To hear Chief Wilson: Wichita's Chief of Police O. W. Wilson, will be the speaker at the commencement exercises of the Cheney High School senior class, above.These exercises wll be held May 26 at 8 p.m. p. 5 -- Andale to graduate 17: Seniors of the Andale High School are shown in the above picture. They will be graduated in the exercises to be held the evening of May 22. L. A. Brennan is the principal of the school. p. 5 -- [Tromer] Smith. p. 6 -- [Charles E.] Poe. p. 6 -- A trip to remember: Outstanding among the year's activities for the seniors of the Bentley High School, above, was a trip that the entire class took to Kansas City, Mo. The group will be graduated at exercises to be held the evening of May 26 in the school auditorium. p. 6
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.43 no.33
v.43 no.33