The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.5, no.3, Wichita, Kansas, October 1, 1930. - 4 pages

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Article(s): Men have majority at W.U.: Official count of enrollment reveals difference of 142 men -- Pittsburg Gorillas ready for contest with Gebert Eleven -- Collester explains to frosh for first time Morse system: Gets at compulsory English classes; Miss Isely assists in lecture -- Re-arrangement of museum is started: Articles to be indexed and catalogued this year for the first time -- Frosh beat sophs in builders battle -- Cast of eleven named -- Bureau head visits son attending W. U.: Henry G. Knight, Chief of Chemistry and Soils Dept., here September 21st -- Blare of band and cheers of student body to give Shockers rousing send off -- New book of Ver Wiebe deals with oil geology -- Fine Arts is to hold concert in Anthony -- 50 W.U. students practice teaching in Wichita schools -- Practical work is given W.U. students -- Friend of W.U. is dead: Mrs. Samuel Ellis Swartz passes away at Ruthin Wales -- Former student of Fairmount is dead -- Oh! Where has my little girl gone tonight?: University of Wichita experiencing dirth of girls -- W.U. to establish first glider camp in Unted States -- Allen of Winfield to manage tourney -- Hammond hammers for pep -- All junior cadets pass a successful army examination -- Japanese studying business at W.U. -- Eastern travels of W.U. men full of adventure -- S. W. Wright named Homecoming chief -- Society and clubs: Pledges to be honored by Phi Upsilon Sigma; Campus societies entertain new girls this week; Delta Omega has housewarming for faculty and frats; Meeting of Psi Tau Delta held; Pi Alpha informal to be October 11; Autumn theme is carried out at Omega U party -- Shockers show power against Aggies; Pittsburg Gorillas next: Fail to win after stellar playing in the initial period -- Coach Bearg works Ichabods hard for season's grid play -- Moundbuilders are in fair shape for clash with Quakers / Lester Latta -- Touch football inaugurated here -- Construction of wooden stadium begun on field -- Professional course for women offered -- Hays Tigers have hopes for winning team this season

Photograph(s): Mrs. Swartz dead: Above is pictured Mrs. Samuel E. Swartz who died last Friday at her old birthplace at Ruthin, Wales. Mrs. Swartz , as the wife of a prominent Wichita educator, formerly head of the chemistry department of Fairmount college [sic], was prominent in faculty circles. Dr. and Mrs. Swartz had just recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. p. 1 -- New student: Miss Mary Neff, daughter of Dean and Mrs. Frank Neff of 1625 N. Vassar, is enrolled as a Freshman in the University this year. p. 3 -- Class officer: Miss Ollun Ambrose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ambrose of 3238 Oakland, who is a new student at the University and has been elected secretary of the Freshman class. p. 3 -- Bulwarks in Pittsburg line: Lewis; Roberts; Lance; Wilson: Shown above are several of the grid players that Wichita will go up against in their game Friday night on Brandenburg Field at Plttsburg. Lewis, at center, is a veteran and is sure to start the game. Wilson is a guard, has made two letters, and is a junior. Roberts, an end, is a sophomore, has made one letter, and was an all-conference choice for end on the second team. Lance, a tackle, has made two letters on the Gorilla squad and is a junior. p. 4