The Sunflower, v.48, no.25 (April 1, 1943)
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1943-04-01
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.48, no.25, Wichita, Kansas, April 1, 1943. - 4 pages.
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Article(s): W.S.S.F. dance to be given Friday evening -- Students will work on farms -- Last concert of season is given -- Air Corps opens new kitchen under stadium -- Shocker Service Show is Monday -- Physical exams are successful -- April 15 is deadline for caps, gowns -- Four seniors named to men's honor group -- Y.W. election is to be April 7 -- Supply of college teachers varies -- Six women cover the war -- 'Something for the boys' -- Students must help drive -- Shocker shots / Olberding -- Several grads are on leave -- Typed on a Wednesday / Joan O'Bryant -- University bulletins -- Collegiate digest -- I.S.A. to have 'blue enchantment' as dance theme -- Phi Upsilon Sigma will have spring dance, April 2 -- Engagements and wedding are told -- Roundabout the campus / Graham's Slams -- Morrison Hall is melting pot for art, journalism and music -- Southworth is elected president -- Webster alumni entertain actives at dinner dance -- Education group will have dinner -- Senior women may join Navy -- New ruling aids high school juniors -- Illiterates number one out of seven -- Army, Navy gives tests here Friday -- Women's sports / Mary Frances Jameson -- Wooden bowling balls will soon replace old type -- E.R.C. boys must get transcripts -- Ramblers win baseball game -- Hillbrand's article will be in journal
Photograph(s): Honor group: Harold Brammer, Tom Cannon, Maurice Curry, Quentin Isely. p. 1 -- Joan O'Bryant. p. 2 -- W.S.S.F. chairmen: Making final plans for the World Student Service Fund drive which started on the campus March 23, are Frances Dotzour, state coordinator of the drive at the University, Ed Costello, junior and co-chairman of the local drive, and Virginia Loveland, senior and co-chairman of the local campaign. p. 3
Article(s): W.S.S.F. dance to be given Friday evening -- Students will work on farms -- Last concert of season is given -- Air Corps opens new kitchen under stadium -- Shocker Service Show is Monday -- Physical exams are successful -- April 15 is deadline for caps, gowns -- Four seniors named to men's honor group -- Y.W. election is to be April 7 -- Supply of college teachers varies -- Six women cover the war -- 'Something for the boys' -- Students must help drive -- Shocker shots / Olberding -- Several grads are on leave -- Typed on a Wednesday / Joan O'Bryant -- University bulletins -- Collegiate digest -- I.S.A. to have 'blue enchantment' as dance theme -- Phi Upsilon Sigma will have spring dance, April 2 -- Engagements and wedding are told -- Roundabout the campus / Graham's Slams -- Morrison Hall is melting pot for art, journalism and music -- Southworth is elected president -- Webster alumni entertain actives at dinner dance -- Education group will have dinner -- Senior women may join Navy -- New ruling aids high school juniors -- Illiterates number one out of seven -- Army, Navy gives tests here Friday -- Women's sports / Mary Frances Jameson -- Wooden bowling balls will soon replace old type -- E.R.C. boys must get transcripts -- Ramblers win baseball game -- Hillbrand's article will be in journal
Photograph(s): Honor group: Harold Brammer, Tom Cannon, Maurice Curry, Quentin Isely. p. 1 -- Joan O'Bryant. p. 2 -- W.S.S.F. chairmen: Making final plans for the World Student Service Fund drive which started on the campus March 23, are Frances Dotzour, state coordinator of the drive at the University, Ed Costello, junior and co-chairman of the local drive, and Virginia Loveland, senior and co-chairman of the local campaign. p. 3