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The Sunflower, v.45, no.08 (November 2, 1939)
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Sunflower 1939-11-02
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Wichita, Kansas
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1939-11-02
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College newspapers and periodicals,Ver Wiebe, Walter,Department of Geology,Gifts of classes,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.45, no.8, Wichita, Kansas, November 2, 1939 - 4 pages
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Article(s): Class gift considered for library -- Dedication of library to be Nov. 9 -- Annual reunion dinner is scheduled for Saturday -- First forum number set for Nov. 23 -- Homecoming election is Nov. 15 -- Officials of 30 Kansas colleges convene at W.U. -- Immel to speak next Wednesday at open forum -- Radio schedules are completed for broadcasts -- Emporia booster trip draws W.U. grid -- W.U. staff aids state teachers' convention here -- Editors return from Iowa trip -- Geology majors take field trip -- Flying lessons will begin soon -- Y. W. to attend church in body -- Parnassus head sets deadlines -- French film is well attended -- Big increase is shown in geology collections -- Dowell appoints chairman heads -- California medical school completes new discovery -- Read writes about standardized tests -- Students leave numerous things for the janitor -- Students back isolation league at Princeton U. -- Protestant consolidation -- Trees lend traditions -- Orchids to the crowds -- Audiences are getting more noisy each year -- Versatility, adaptability measure qualifications -- We want to improve -- Course in 'human living' to open field of biology -- Grads direct bands -- Alpha Gams select Betty Coed in tenth intra-fraternity vote -- D.O.'s to honor new pledges at dance Saturday -- Pi Alpha's pledges feted at dance tomorrow night -- Weddings mark social calendar on W.U. campus -- Websters observe anniversary day -- Shower to honor Mrs. [Mary] Ray L. Ellis -- New girls honored at council party -- Phi Upsilon Sigma presents pledges -- Education work to be observed -- Jardine to speak at A.A.U.P. meet -- Friends' teachers talk at Y.W. meet -- Barb dance plans near completion -- Grandmother's cameo ring is revived to become latest Paris jewelry find / Grace Kindsvater -- Ravens are third loop opponents -- Wichita, Pitt in scoreless game on Shocker field -- D.O.'s win first in swim meet: Pi Kaps second -- It's those football heroes: No. 6 Earl Abbott -- First hockey game is upset by frosh -- Freshman team plays tonight -- Early play-offs set for Friday -- Badminton tourney will begin Monday -- Coach announces Monday practice -- Both Alpha Gam squads lead play -- Grads will receive annual news letter
Photograph(s): University librarian: Downing P. O'Hara, University librarian, will entertain students of hundreds of citizens one week from today when the new University library is officially opened to the public. p. 1 -- Toastmistress: Natalie Ring will be toastmistress at the annual alumni banquet being held Saturday night in the Commons Pine Room. Before her graduation she was prominent on the University campus, being selected Honorary Colonel in 1935. p. 1 -- Ver Weibe. p. 1 -- Gray is air hostess: Marjorie Gray, '39, has completed the required training in the air hostess school for Braniff Airways at Dallas and has been awarded her wings. p. 2 -- Betty Coea [sic]: Martha Barrett, selected as Betty Coed Tuesday evening by members of Alpha Gamma Gamma fraternity, will be feted by them and be guest of honor at all their social functions the remainder of the school year. p. 3 -- Former editor weds: Announcement was made last week of the secret marriage of Mary Evelyn Brincefield to Ray L. Ellis, July 15. Mrs. Ellis was editor of the Sunflower last year and prominent in journalism activities. p. 3 -- Fullback Lynch: Frank Lynch, starting fullback for the Ravens, is one of the many valuable regulars on the St. Benedict's squad who will be question marked until game time because of injuries. p. 4 -- Earl Abbott. p. 4
Besides complete campus and alumni news coverage, your Sunflower offers you the services of the Associated Collegiate Press and Intercollegiate Press Associations.
Say Shockers. There's music in the air. So get set for the Saturday night Betty Coed Varsity in Henrion Gymnasium. There's fun for all.
Article(s): Class gift considered for library -- Dedication of library to be Nov. 9 -- Annual reunion dinner is scheduled for Saturday -- First forum number set for Nov. 23 -- Homecoming election is Nov. 15 -- Officials of 30 Kansas colleges convene at W.U. -- Immel to speak next Wednesday at open forum -- Radio schedules are completed for broadcasts -- Emporia booster trip draws W.U. grid -- W.U. staff aids state teachers' convention here -- Editors return from Iowa trip -- Geology majors take field trip -- Flying lessons will begin soon -- Y. W. to attend church in body -- Parnassus head sets deadlines -- French film is well attended -- Big increase is shown in geology collections -- Dowell appoints chairman heads -- California medical school completes new discovery -- Read writes about standardized tests -- Students leave numerous things for the janitor -- Students back isolation league at Princeton U. -- Protestant consolidation -- Trees lend traditions -- Orchids to the crowds -- Audiences are getting more noisy each year -- Versatility, adaptability measure qualifications -- We want to improve -- Course in 'human living' to open field of biology -- Grads direct bands -- Alpha Gams select Betty Coed in tenth intra-fraternity vote -- D.O.'s to honor new pledges at dance Saturday -- Pi Alpha's pledges feted at dance tomorrow night -- Weddings mark social calendar on W.U. campus -- Websters observe anniversary day -- Shower to honor Mrs. [Mary] Ray L. Ellis -- New girls honored at council party -- Phi Upsilon Sigma presents pledges -- Education work to be observed -- Jardine to speak at A.A.U.P. meet -- Friends' teachers talk at Y.W. meet -- Barb dance plans near completion -- Grandmother's cameo ring is revived to become latest Paris jewelry find / Grace Kindsvater -- Ravens are third loop opponents -- Wichita, Pitt in scoreless game on Shocker field -- D.O.'s win first in swim meet: Pi Kaps second -- It's those football heroes: No. 6 Earl Abbott -- First hockey game is upset by frosh -- Freshman team plays tonight -- Early play-offs set for Friday -- Badminton tourney will begin Monday -- Coach announces Monday practice -- Both Alpha Gam squads lead play -- Grads will receive annual news letter
Photograph(s): University librarian: Downing P. O'Hara, University librarian, will entertain students of hundreds of citizens one week from today when the new University library is officially opened to the public. p. 1 -- Toastmistress: Natalie Ring will be toastmistress at the annual alumni banquet being held Saturday night in the Commons Pine Room. Before her graduation she was prominent on the University campus, being selected Honorary Colonel in 1935. p. 1 -- Ver Weibe. p. 1 -- Gray is air hostess: Marjorie Gray, '39, has completed the required training in the air hostess school for Braniff Airways at Dallas and has been awarded her wings. p. 2 -- Betty Coea [sic]: Martha Barrett, selected as Betty Coed Tuesday evening by members of Alpha Gamma Gamma fraternity, will be feted by them and be guest of honor at all their social functions the remainder of the school year. p. 3 -- Former editor weds: Announcement was made last week of the secret marriage of Mary Evelyn Brincefield to Ray L. Ellis, July 15. Mrs. Ellis was editor of the Sunflower last year and prominent in journalism activities. p. 3 -- Fullback Lynch: Frank Lynch, starting fullback for the Ravens, is one of the many valuable regulars on the St. Benedict's squad who will be question marked until game time because of injuries. p. 4 -- Earl Abbott. p. 4
Besides complete campus and alumni news coverage, your Sunflower offers you the services of the Associated Collegiate Press and Intercollegiate Press Associations.
Say Shockers. There's music in the air. So get set for the Saturday night Betty Coed Varsity in Henrion Gymnasium. There's fun for all.
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.45 no.8
v.45 no.8