The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.46, no.18, Wichita, Kansas, January 23, 1941. - 4 pages

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Article(s): New grading plan to be tested here -- Varsity show is student project -- Stadium work delayed -- Staples to conduct series of lectures -- Bandsmen given try-out ratings for new term -- Few enroll for new air course -- Flying Club plans prize contest here -- Magazines accept articles by Allman -- New Sunflower staff is named -- Whan is co-author of debate volume -- Palmer to conduct series of lectures -- Clerical course now attracting university men -- Journal publishes article by Rydjord -- Art of students is featured in exhibit -- New extension program begins -- Kindel pictured in rotogravure paper -- March play written by new author -- Frosh to elect class officers -- Health check-up of R.O.T.C. completed -- Boy Scouts honor Hekhuis at dinner -- Wilner will hold tryouts Monday -- Fine arts staff to fill vacancy -- Durant is next on forum series -- New classes open Wednesday, Jan. 29 -- Blue Key is sponsor of school 'hop' -- Heltzel heads army band unit -- Opera class hears 'Madame Butterfly' -- Barrett called to area headquarters -- Facing the issue -- University bulletin -- Oliver's travels -- Collegiate world/ Associated College Press -- Shocker shots / Boles -- Faculty hobbies range from insects to cakes -- Grad gossip: Lack of dues endangers alumni program -- Grads give early Parnassus orders -- Pan-Hell council elects officers at last meeting -- Group will hold formal initiation -- Sorosis installs -- Flash Gordon, Lincoln, Shakespeare, Lil' Abner give new library once-over / Frances Muñoz -- Beta Nu planning formal initiation -- Davis will review book at luncheon -- Weddings mark social calendar on W.U. campus -- Writan to hear Whan, Summers -- Alpha Tau Sigma to entertain Sunday -- Roundabout the campus / Sue and Josie -- Braly chairman of annual affair held on campus -- Calendar -- Campus sorority is planning tea to fete rushees -- Emporia is next foe of W'Shockers -- Here are your Shocker basketeers -- New guns purchased for rifle club use -- Extension courses begin -- The dope bucket / Bob Jones -- Mitchell is new badminton champ for 1941 season -- Handball moves toward finals -- Munies capture opening contest of city series -- Archery club will compete in tourney -- Mikesell to start class -- Freshman track squad is small -- Teams laying plans for intramural basketball / John Mitchell

Photograph(s): Blue Key searches for senior women - to honor?: A quartet of Blue Key men present a determined picture as they were caught preparing to "select" some of their ideal senior women from the Alpha Tau Sigma sorority. Oliver Elliott and Bob Ray are determined to get results or else as Fred Wylie entices unsuspecting seniors from within, while Jim Costello makes ready to keep count of the "honored victims." p. 1 -- New Sunflower editing staff: New staff members for the semester Sunflower will be Hugo Voth, picture editor; Josephine Rice, society editor; Phil McVey, feature editor; Grace Kindsvater, editor-in-chief; Bob Jones, assistant desk editor; Peggy Byrnes, assistant society editor; Bill Mandle, sports editor; and Dick Gavill, desk editor. Not pictured is Oliver Elliott, first semester editor-in-chief, now managing editor. p. 1 -- Elliott. p. 2 -- Ashford Manka. p. 2 -- Byron S. Chapell. p. 2 -- New officers for Pan-Hell: New officers for the women's Pan-Hellenic council are - Mary Hege, president; Ruth Marshall, vice president; Norma Webb, secretary; Ramona Branson, treasurer. p. 3 -- Calhoun. p. 4 -- Jones. p. 4 -- Pivot man: Vernon Williams, rugged Shocker center has hit his scoring stride in recent games as his one-hundred overhead shots have been finding their mark. Williams is certain to start against Emporia next week. / photo courtesy Wichita Eagle. p. 4

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