The Sunflower, 1926-1927, no.05, October 15, 1926
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1926-10-15
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.21 no.5. Wichita, Kansas, October 15, 1926. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Home Coming Day for alumni and visitors Oct. 30: Southwestern game and varsity dance to feature on annual tradition day -- Fairmount Players plan for big year -- The question is, can the President explain the mystery? -- Believe University has bright future: Allen W. Hinkel ardent school worker predicts great future -- Holmes Company gets R.O.T.C. suit order -- Men lead women in enrollment in University: Liberal Arts College contains more students than all others -- Y.M. holds dinner and meeting Thursday -- New equipment in Physics Department -- Preference day -- Eighteen pledges for Rooters Club: Opening for ten more students in club; Plan trip to Emporia today -- University Press Club to organize -- Preference lists are made for the girls societies: New girls of University make known their choice and are placed in the various groups -- Initiation to be held for freshmen: Athenian oath will be part of first annual formal ceremony -- Students enjoy interesting chapel -- Sketches and skits -- Former student is advertising manager -- Campus travels -- Mrs. Gouldner goes East for Fine Arts
Article(s): Home Coming Day for alumni and visitors Oct. 30: Southwestern game and varsity dance to feature on annual tradition day -- Fairmount Players plan for big year -- The question is, can the President explain the mystery? -- Believe University has bright future: Allen W. Hinkel ardent school worker predicts great future -- Holmes Company gets R.O.T.C. suit order -- Men lead women in enrollment in University: Liberal Arts College contains more students than all others -- Y.M. holds dinner and meeting Thursday -- New equipment in Physics Department -- Preference day -- Eighteen pledges for Rooters Club: Opening for ten more students in club; Plan trip to Emporia today -- University Press Club to organize -- Preference lists are made for the girls societies: New girls of University make known their choice and are placed in the various groups -- Initiation to be held for freshmen: Athenian oath will be part of first annual formal ceremony -- Students enjoy interesting chapel -- Sketches and skits -- Former student is advertising manager -- Campus travels -- Mrs. Gouldner goes East for Fine Arts