The Sunflower, v.41, no.05 (October 10, 1935)
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1935-10-10
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.41, no.5, Wichita, Kansas, October 10, 1935. - 6 pages
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Article(s): Wichita Shockers board special booster train for O.C. game: Student cheering section goes south for big football battle with Oklahoma Goldbugs -- Rivals have each won once -- Band goes along on train -- To stop for demonstrations -- Campus here soon to be among best -- Will war hit other nations of Europe? -- Sipple tells of reunion plans -- 'Much Ado' is added to big play program -- Police cadet attend league -- The old dump goes British, egad sir! -- Enrollment is still growing -- Drum Corps to meet twice every week -- University boasts well known group on coaching staff -- Dr. Croft to speak at Altrusa meeting -- Downtown school has first recital -- Blue Key proposes to build W.U. spirit -- Hillbrand talks to students, parents -- Fifty thousand American crosses in France loom up -- Violent crime is committeed once every seven minutes -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- Collegiate world -- University bulletin -- New type rolling class offered at eight o'clock -- Rehearse play in new setting -- Inter-collegiate letters growing in student acclaim -- Football captain lost to Harvard -- Relief may affect many -- Hockey practices to be on Friday -- Corps outgrows present rooms -- Hillbrand accepts state chairmanship -- Art courses suit all ages -- Players are ready for tough game tonight -- U.S. may drop out of games: German-Jew feud may take Yanks from Olympics -- Scouts in drive for Knothole Gang -- Pittsburg teachers face strong teams -- Orchestra is reorgaized -- Youth brings best results -- Geology students make field trip -- Big majority of students are ardent church-goers -- State school need teachers -- Y.W.C.A. roomis outgrowth of old college building -- Press meeting for colleges -- Italian methods in war offer chances to prove theories -- Palmer addresses educational groups -- Big enrollment in chemistry classes -- Prehistoric animal fossils in day's drive from campus -- Suggest Ford for republican ticket -- Alpha Tau to honor pledges -- Paddle Party to be given by Pi Alpha Pi -- Barbara Graham feted art dinner by Art Club -- Ruth Murray to be honored at shower -- Open House season started -- Sorosis party is this week -- College rhythym / Lonela Brown -- Tigers play here Oct. 19 -- Tigers trounce Kansas Aggies -- Men's sports shorts / Lois Carpenter -- Reserves win from Quakers -- Women's sports glances / Kathryn Ann Emery -- Shockers lose to Matadors -- Pi Alphs and Barbs winners -- Greeks, Barbs enter team
Photograph(s): School continues growth: With Dr, William M. Jardine serving as president of the University of Wichita, the school is rapidly forging to new fields in its part of the nation. p. 1 -- [Al] Gebert. p. 1 -- Loy Wood. p. 2 -- Here are five Goldbugs from Oklahoma City that will aid the Sooner team tonight in an effort to get revenge for a Wichita victory last year. In the upper left is "Spec" Wayland, sophomore fullback for El Reno, who is expected to see much service this year. On the right is Orville Tuttle, fighting guard from Bartlesville, who was one of the best defensive and offensive men in Oklahoma last year. at the bottom, Coach Toby Greene is talking to Bruce Piper and Wayland, two backfield men. p. 3 -- Leonard Dugan, center, was an all conference selection lead last year by all coaches and is very likely to repeat the honor this year. p. 3 -- Maurice Marlin, guard on the Wichita team, is a leader of one of the campus orchestras. p. 3 -- Tom Kornhaus, Shocker half back is playing his final year of varsity competition this year. p. 3 -- Gerherdt Eikermann, former end and now playing tackle is one of the biggest men in the Shocker lineup. "Big Eik" weighs over 200 pounds and is six foot three inches tall. Eikermann is a member of the basketball and track teams. p. 3 -- Miss Virginia Throckmorton is in charge of the Sorosis pledge party which will be held a the Wichita Country Club Saturday evening. p. 5 -- With Alpha Taus: Miss Geraldine Lansdowne is chairman of the Alpha Tau Sigma sorority pledge party at the Wichita Country Club Friday night. p. 5 -- Shocker punter: Orville Ward, Shocker full is playing his second year in the Wichita lineup. p. 6 -- Oklahoma coach: Theodore "Toby" Green, director of athletics at Oklahoma City University, has taken over his new duties this year and will lead the Goldbug football squad against the Wichita Shockers tonight in Oklahoma City. p. 6 -- From North Dakota: C. C. Finnegan is coach and athletic director at North Dakota State a school which is sending a tough team against the Shockers in Wichita next month. p. 6
Article(s): Wichita Shockers board special booster train for O.C. game: Student cheering section goes south for big football battle with Oklahoma Goldbugs -- Rivals have each won once -- Band goes along on train -- To stop for demonstrations -- Campus here soon to be among best -- Will war hit other nations of Europe? -- Sipple tells of reunion plans -- 'Much Ado' is added to big play program -- Police cadet attend league -- The old dump goes British, egad sir! -- Enrollment is still growing -- Drum Corps to meet twice every week -- University boasts well known group on coaching staff -- Dr. Croft to speak at Altrusa meeting -- Downtown school has first recital -- Blue Key proposes to build W.U. spirit -- Hillbrand talks to students, parents -- Fifty thousand American crosses in France loom up -- Violent crime is committeed once every seven minutes -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- Collegiate world -- University bulletin -- New type rolling class offered at eight o'clock -- Rehearse play in new setting -- Inter-collegiate letters growing in student acclaim -- Football captain lost to Harvard -- Relief may affect many -- Hockey practices to be on Friday -- Corps outgrows present rooms -- Hillbrand accepts state chairmanship -- Art courses suit all ages -- Players are ready for tough game tonight -- U.S. may drop out of games: German-Jew feud may take Yanks from Olympics -- Scouts in drive for Knothole Gang -- Pittsburg teachers face strong teams -- Orchestra is reorgaized -- Youth brings best results -- Geology students make field trip -- Big majority of students are ardent church-goers -- State school need teachers -- Y.W.C.A. roomis outgrowth of old college building -- Press meeting for colleges -- Italian methods in war offer chances to prove theories -- Palmer addresses educational groups -- Big enrollment in chemistry classes -- Prehistoric animal fossils in day's drive from campus -- Suggest Ford for republican ticket -- Alpha Tau to honor pledges -- Paddle Party to be given by Pi Alpha Pi -- Barbara Graham feted art dinner by Art Club -- Ruth Murray to be honored at shower -- Open House season started -- Sorosis party is this week -- College rhythym / Lonela Brown -- Tigers play here Oct. 19 -- Tigers trounce Kansas Aggies -- Men's sports shorts / Lois Carpenter -- Reserves win from Quakers -- Women's sports glances / Kathryn Ann Emery -- Shockers lose to Matadors -- Pi Alphs and Barbs winners -- Greeks, Barbs enter team
Photograph(s): School continues growth: With Dr, William M. Jardine serving as president of the University of Wichita, the school is rapidly forging to new fields in its part of the nation. p. 1 -- [Al] Gebert. p. 1 -- Loy Wood. p. 2 -- Here are five Goldbugs from Oklahoma City that will aid the Sooner team tonight in an effort to get revenge for a Wichita victory last year. In the upper left is "Spec" Wayland, sophomore fullback for El Reno, who is expected to see much service this year. On the right is Orville Tuttle, fighting guard from Bartlesville, who was one of the best defensive and offensive men in Oklahoma last year. at the bottom, Coach Toby Greene is talking to Bruce Piper and Wayland, two backfield men. p. 3 -- Leonard Dugan, center, was an all conference selection lead last year by all coaches and is very likely to repeat the honor this year. p. 3 -- Maurice Marlin, guard on the Wichita team, is a leader of one of the campus orchestras. p. 3 -- Tom Kornhaus, Shocker half back is playing his final year of varsity competition this year. p. 3 -- Gerherdt Eikermann, former end and now playing tackle is one of the biggest men in the Shocker lineup. "Big Eik" weighs over 200 pounds and is six foot three inches tall. Eikermann is a member of the basketball and track teams. p. 3 -- Miss Virginia Throckmorton is in charge of the Sorosis pledge party which will be held a the Wichita Country Club Saturday evening. p. 5 -- With Alpha Taus: Miss Geraldine Lansdowne is chairman of the Alpha Tau Sigma sorority pledge party at the Wichita Country Club Friday night. p. 5 -- Shocker punter: Orville Ward, Shocker full is playing his second year in the Wichita lineup. p. 6 -- Oklahoma coach: Theodore "Toby" Green, director of athletics at Oklahoma City University, has taken over his new duties this year and will lead the Goldbug football squad against the Wichita Shockers tonight in Oklahoma City. p. 6 -- From North Dakota: C. C. Finnegan is coach and athletic director at North Dakota State a school which is sending a tough team against the Shockers in Wichita next month. p. 6