The Sunflower, v.50, no.02 (October 5, 1944)
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1944-10-05
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.50, no.2, Wichita, Kansas, October 5, 1944. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Y.W.C.A. open annual drive for new members Monday -- Tuesday convo for pep rally -- Farm Bureau has exhibit on campus -- Employment open to women students -- Business good at bond booth -- Women's glee club choose officers -- Hammond receives degree of PhD -- Men to open I.S.A. house -- Skillman elected choir president -- Industrial research foundation is begun by local business men -- W.R.A. officers are announced -- Lutz is president of University band -- Davis will lecture on History of Jazz -- Old Fiske Hall is reconverted -- Green for springtime -- Y.W.C.A. open to women -- Make an early start -- McDowell awarded medal -- New at the Library / Dorothea Welsh -- Typed on a Wednesday / Joan O'Bryant -- Sororities announce pledge class officers -- Season brings many weddings -- Roundabout the campus -- Alpha Tau holds dance -- Stag is scheduled by Independents -- Shockers tie Aggies in 6 to 6 upset -- Olathe Naval Air Station is next on schedule
Photograph(s): [Joan] O'Bryant. p. 2
Newspaper mislabeled as Vol. XLX.
Article(s): Y.W.C.A. open annual drive for new members Monday -- Tuesday convo for pep rally -- Farm Bureau has exhibit on campus -- Employment open to women students -- Business good at bond booth -- Women's glee club choose officers -- Hammond receives degree of PhD -- Men to open I.S.A. house -- Skillman elected choir president -- Industrial research foundation is begun by local business men -- W.R.A. officers are announced -- Lutz is president of University band -- Davis will lecture on History of Jazz -- Old Fiske Hall is reconverted -- Green for springtime -- Y.W.C.A. open to women -- Make an early start -- McDowell awarded medal -- New at the Library / Dorothea Welsh -- Typed on a Wednesday / Joan O'Bryant -- Sororities announce pledge class officers -- Season brings many weddings -- Roundabout the campus -- Alpha Tau holds dance -- Stag is scheduled by Independents -- Shockers tie Aggies in 6 to 6 upset -- Olathe Naval Air Station is next on schedule
Photograph(s): [Joan] O'Bryant. p. 2
Newspaper mislabeled as Vol. XLX.