The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.21, no.24. Wichita, Kansas, March 11, 1927. - 8 pages

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Article(s): First selections made by artists for beauty queen: Ruth Frank, Mae Cunningham, Frances Henrion, Mildred Clark, Mildred Kelley, Elizabeth Ford and Catherine Wallace chosen -- Museum ready for contributions: Collection of underworld weapons is donated by police department -- Kangaroo tactics were too strenuous for our poor faculty cagers -- Third varsity to be held in gym Friday, March 18: Students must present activity tickets or pay price of $1.25 while others pay 75¢ -- Negative debate team at Emporia tonight: Barnabas and Brack to oppose McNary-Haugen bill in non-conference debate -- Peggy Paddock wins zoology scholarship: Prominent senior girl awarded scholarship in graduate school of Oklahoma university -- The "petting" charge -- Y.W.C.A. announces next year's officers: At annual banquet held at Hillside Christian Church -- Council forms new plans for May Day election: To vote for queen and chancellor by secret ballot rather than in chapel as in old system -- Debate honors with Friends are divided: Affirmative teams of both schools have been successful in defending the McNary-Haugen bill -- "Campus dancing not appreciated" - Elliot: Expresses himself as disgusted with poor sportsmanship shown by juniors and seniors in dance matter -- Who's who and why on the W.U. campus -- Examinations to be held for astronomers: Government has attractive positions open to college trained astronomers -- Diagonal boulevard proposal to Regents -- Kansas man heads University afloat -- W.U. campus boasts twenty-seven clubs: Literary societies, departmental clubs and religious organizations occupy student interest -- History of traditions -- New girls pledge societies Friday: Three pledge Sorosis, six Alpha Tau and three Pi Kappa Psi -- Sorosis -- Psi Tau Delta -- Alpha Gamma Gamma -- Pi Alpha Pi -- Bartlebaugh-Van Arsdale -- Pi Alpha Pi informal dance -- Delta Omega -- Sorosis to present three short plays: Annual "Little Theatre Plays" to be given on April 1: Title hasn't been chosen -- Alpha Tau Sigma -- Boarding house vs. chapel -- Carry on! -- "The spectator" / M. F. C. -- The collegiate bookworm: Review of magazine articles; New books in library -- Developed personality is Mikesell's plan: Dean of Liberal Arts forms new plan for temperamental training -- Skits and sketches -- Frances Hill enters nation-wide contest: A total of $3,500 is to be distributed in ninety prizes for Spanish essays -- Prospects bright for track season: Fine schedule has been arranged and a wealth of material is ready to start work outs -- The spectator -- Goal gossip -- Pittsburg not going to national tourney -- New rules made for 1927 football: Goal posts are moved back ten yards and passes are regulated -- Irene Summerly players present "The Gorilla" next week -- President leaves on business trip -- Two coming operas to be given Sunday -- You can't get around it, out co-eds are just naturally good looking -- Curt college comments -- Trials and tribulations of preference day are new relics of history -- Dean Wilkie speaks too education groups -- Wilner on program

Photograph(s): Mr. Frank McNellis, leading man with Irene Summerly Players. p. 7