The Sunflower, v.46, no.02 (September 19, 1940)
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1940-09-19
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.46, no.2, Wichita, Kansas, September 19, 1940. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Alignment again made improbable -- Candidates for yearbook queen are announced -- Magazine publishes article by Allman -- Directory now underway -- Opportunity for learning flying still available -- Men's glee club begins sessions -- Health service for students continued -- Clubs open new season with dance -- Yearbook staff seeks helpers -- Staff vacancies are made known -- Convocations for fall are listed -- Students here unhampered by new draft law -- Enlarged staff in library sees year of service -- Neff does article for economic review -- Forum has strong list for series -- Class elections set by council -- Graduates find teaching places -- Council trys for big attendance at convocations -- More students become flyers -- First 'name band' comes to campus for dance, Oct. 4 -- Freshmen, please don your green -- First convo of fall season is next Wednesday -- Sunflower adds new staff post -- Extension work from university gets underway -- Facing the issue -- University bulletin -- Oliver's travels -- Collegiate world -- Shocker shots / Boles -- Hell week and paddling outmoded, council says -- Join Air Corps -- Bredfeldt carries mail -- McGlade is secretary -- Shanklin to Winnetka -- Alumni preparing fall luncheon -- Hunker with Pacific fleet -- Catlin teaches music -- Baird to Northwestern -- Hornbaker teaches -- Schultz with K. G. & E. -- About your dues -- McKibbins return -- Brittin at Northwestern -- Women's Greek orders announce pledging of 104 new members -- Pledges to be guests of Gammas -- Engagement of former campus students told -- Frosh students honored at dance -- Bartlett to have conference in city -- Hinton to teach social dance class -- Faculty and wives to be honor guests -- New checking plan saves library time -- Roving reporter discovers by accident that studes no longer yearn for glamour / Jo Rice -- Roundabout the campus / Sue and Josie -- Alumnae entertain at informal party -- Two Hillbrand articles are published -- Hekhuis to Topeka -- Y.W. freshmen tea plans are revealed -- University debators to assemble today -- Pen is found -- Calendar -- Fraternities announce pledging of new men Saturday night -- Wedding vows ready for many W.U. graduates -- New crop of frosh invade campus -- Varsity clashes with frosh crew tomorrow night -- Freshman girls asked to party -- Rydjord speaks to club -- Startlet starts trio -- Shockers face 10-game season -- Student forum (continued from page 1) -- 1940 Shocker roster -- The dope bucket / Bob Jones -- Art room in use -- Staples at fair -- Opening events for intramurals set for Monday -- Library bulletins to list new books -- 'W' Club to select its new officers -- Jardine back today -- Bales announces meeting tonight -- Stray shot wounds Creighton player
Photograph(s): Heads coalition: Gene Setzer, president of the Shocker coalition, announced today that the Phi Upsilon Sigma fraternity had joined the ranks of the Shocker Party. p. 1 -- Forum Chairman: Walter Tait, chairman of the student forum, announces the completion of all arrangements for the forum program this year. p. 1 -- Elliott. p. 2 -- Amsden to Iowa: Henry Burns Amsden, '39, will return to the University of Iowa next week to start work on his Ph.D. degree in philosophy. Mr. Amsden received his masters degree this spring and wrote his thesis on "The Political Philosophies of Adolph Hitler and Neville Chamberlain." While attending the university Mr. Amsden was active in campus affairs. He was one of the founders of the Student Forum and was president of Alpha Gamma Gamma during his senior year. p. 2 -- Luncheon chairman: Dr. F. Wesley Park, formerly of the U.S. Immigration Service, who will have charge of the program at the Alumni Association luncheon this week. p. 2 -- Whock President: Whock Club president, Jack Coleman, who with Peggy Coates, Wheaties president, is planning the dance the two organizations will jointly sponsor tomorrow evening. p. 3 -- President of Wheaties: Peggy Coates, president of Wheaties, who is in charge of all arrangements for that organization's dance tomorrow night. p. 3 -- Giles reaches for high one: Herschel Giles, veteran Shocker wingman, is pictured as he is about to haul down a long pass during one of the pre-season practice sessions which are whipping the Shockers into shape for their opening game of the season against the University of Dayton, Sept. 27. Giles is one of Coach Al Gebert's chief offensive and defensive threats and has won wide acclaim from teammates, spectators during his two years as a Shocker regular. p. 4
Article(s): Alignment again made improbable -- Candidates for yearbook queen are announced -- Magazine publishes article by Allman -- Directory now underway -- Opportunity for learning flying still available -- Men's glee club begins sessions -- Health service for students continued -- Clubs open new season with dance -- Yearbook staff seeks helpers -- Staff vacancies are made known -- Convocations for fall are listed -- Students here unhampered by new draft law -- Enlarged staff in library sees year of service -- Neff does article for economic review -- Forum has strong list for series -- Class elections set by council -- Graduates find teaching places -- Council trys for big attendance at convocations -- More students become flyers -- First 'name band' comes to campus for dance, Oct. 4 -- Freshmen, please don your green -- First convo of fall season is next Wednesday -- Sunflower adds new staff post -- Extension work from university gets underway -- Facing the issue -- University bulletin -- Oliver's travels -- Collegiate world -- Shocker shots / Boles -- Hell week and paddling outmoded, council says -- Join Air Corps -- Bredfeldt carries mail -- McGlade is secretary -- Shanklin to Winnetka -- Alumni preparing fall luncheon -- Hunker with Pacific fleet -- Catlin teaches music -- Baird to Northwestern -- Hornbaker teaches -- Schultz with K. G. & E. -- About your dues -- McKibbins return -- Brittin at Northwestern -- Women's Greek orders announce pledging of 104 new members -- Pledges to be guests of Gammas -- Engagement of former campus students told -- Frosh students honored at dance -- Bartlett to have conference in city -- Hinton to teach social dance class -- Faculty and wives to be honor guests -- New checking plan saves library time -- Roving reporter discovers by accident that studes no longer yearn for glamour / Jo Rice -- Roundabout the campus / Sue and Josie -- Alumnae entertain at informal party -- Two Hillbrand articles are published -- Hekhuis to Topeka -- Y.W. freshmen tea plans are revealed -- University debators to assemble today -- Pen is found -- Calendar -- Fraternities announce pledging of new men Saturday night -- Wedding vows ready for many W.U. graduates -- New crop of frosh invade campus -- Varsity clashes with frosh crew tomorrow night -- Freshman girls asked to party -- Rydjord speaks to club -- Startlet starts trio -- Shockers face 10-game season -- Student forum (continued from page 1) -- 1940 Shocker roster -- The dope bucket / Bob Jones -- Art room in use -- Staples at fair -- Opening events for intramurals set for Monday -- Library bulletins to list new books -- 'W' Club to select its new officers -- Jardine back today -- Bales announces meeting tonight -- Stray shot wounds Creighton player
Photograph(s): Heads coalition: Gene Setzer, president of the Shocker coalition, announced today that the Phi Upsilon Sigma fraternity had joined the ranks of the Shocker Party. p. 1 -- Forum Chairman: Walter Tait, chairman of the student forum, announces the completion of all arrangements for the forum program this year. p. 1 -- Elliott. p. 2 -- Amsden to Iowa: Henry Burns Amsden, '39, will return to the University of Iowa next week to start work on his Ph.D. degree in philosophy. Mr. Amsden received his masters degree this spring and wrote his thesis on "The Political Philosophies of Adolph Hitler and Neville Chamberlain." While attending the university Mr. Amsden was active in campus affairs. He was one of the founders of the Student Forum and was president of Alpha Gamma Gamma during his senior year. p. 2 -- Luncheon chairman: Dr. F. Wesley Park, formerly of the U.S. Immigration Service, who will have charge of the program at the Alumni Association luncheon this week. p. 2 -- Whock President: Whock Club president, Jack Coleman, who with Peggy Coates, Wheaties president, is planning the dance the two organizations will jointly sponsor tomorrow evening. p. 3 -- President of Wheaties: Peggy Coates, president of Wheaties, who is in charge of all arrangements for that organization's dance tomorrow night. p. 3 -- Giles reaches for high one: Herschel Giles, veteran Shocker wingman, is pictured as he is about to haul down a long pass during one of the pre-season practice sessions which are whipping the Shockers into shape for their opening game of the season against the University of Dayton, Sept. 27. Giles is one of Coach Al Gebert's chief offensive and defensive threats and has won wide acclaim from teammates, spectators during his two years as a Shocker regular. p. 4