The Sunflower, v.40, no.20 (February 7, 1935)
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Issue Date
1935-02-07
Type
Newspaper
Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.40, no.20, Wichita, Kansas, February 7, 1935. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Pavement of roads assured with government approval of fund: Government sanctions school's application of federal aid funds -- [Illegible] peace [illegible] results [illegible] war -- [Illegible] names committees -- Digest selects Sunflower as leading paper -- Herbert Davis is visitor to campus -- Reports show social groups out of debt -- Professor Beito thinks Turner route dangerous -- Professors see value in new teaching plan -- 'New Deal to celebrate its second year -- Plan for high school debate -- Installation of University Players held -- Debate squad will attend meet at K.C. -- Annual Hippodrome plans being made -- Geologists to meet in Wichita -- World court decision is a product of propaganda -- The university is alive give it proper respect -- Y.W.C.A., Y.M.C.A. to sponsor skate -- Appointments for Parnassus pictures made -- Dr. Crum lists best students -- Famous sculptor to lecture here -- Little Nell’s rescue to be served with copious tears -- Music groups appear often -- Rifle team in Corps matches -- Homework appeals to most graduates -- Chiefs of 4-H Clubs gather -- University of Kansas professor given leave -- Peace speaker stresses end of hostilities -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- "To the Ladies" is big success -- University society Sororities to hold initiation ; [Illegible] to hold [illegible] varsity ; [Illegible] members [illegible] at dinner ; [Illegible] preside [illegible] studio party ; Actives harress pledges in Pan-Hell lunacies ; Roundabout ; Former students to wed in March ; Hostesses honor faculty players ; Helene Root and Harry Benn wed ; Fashion beauties are selected ; Sororities ; Fraternities ; 'Game Day' will be sponsored by sorority mothers ; Matrix to install ; Webster Men to preside at dinner ; Former student to be married ; Pan-Hell Council has installation of new officers ; Psi Tau Delta will have dance ; Faculty members are entertained at buffet supper ; Sorosis pledges to entertain at informal dinner ; Frats announce recent pledging -- Conference leaders to play here Saturday night: Pittsburg teachers play Shockers on East court in feature game of week -- Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn -- Shockers lose to Hays Tigers -- Archery shoots are held in February -- Websters after title in tourney -- Varsity volley team is chosen -- Wichita hits .500 mark in league play -- Gorillas retain conference lead -- Austin issues call to track and field men -- Sixteen grid men to get sweaters -- Sport shorts / Edwin Thomas
Photograph(s): Distinguished visitor: Lardo Taft. p. 1 -- Visitor from Wisconsin: Dr. Gertrude E. Johnson, national executive secretary of Pi Epsilon Delta, supervised the installation of University players into the national chapter. p. 1 -- In charge of dinner: Miss Virginia Throckmorton is in charge of the pledge dinner to be given by Sorosis sorority in honor of their pledges Saturday evening. A large group of guests is anticipated. p. 3 -- President: Miss Ila Banta has been elected president of Matrix, women's honorary journalism organization. She succeeds Miss Mary K. Gelbach. p. 3 -- Ready for Gorillas: Leroy Neelly. p. 4
Article(s): Pavement of roads assured with government approval of fund: Government sanctions school's application of federal aid funds -- [Illegible] peace [illegible] results [illegible] war -- [Illegible] names committees -- Digest selects Sunflower as leading paper -- Herbert Davis is visitor to campus -- Reports show social groups out of debt -- Professor Beito thinks Turner route dangerous -- Professors see value in new teaching plan -- 'New Deal to celebrate its second year -- Plan for high school debate -- Installation of University Players held -- Debate squad will attend meet at K.C. -- Annual Hippodrome plans being made -- Geologists to meet in Wichita -- World court decision is a product of propaganda -- The university is alive give it proper respect -- Y.W.C.A., Y.M.C.A. to sponsor skate -- Appointments for Parnassus pictures made -- Dr. Crum lists best students -- Famous sculptor to lecture here -- Little Nell’s rescue to be served with copious tears -- Music groups appear often -- Rifle team in Corps matches -- Homework appeals to most graduates -- Chiefs of 4-H Clubs gather -- University of Kansas professor given leave -- Peace speaker stresses end of hostilities -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- "To the Ladies" is big success -- University society Sororities to hold initiation ; [Illegible] to hold [illegible] varsity ; [Illegible] members [illegible] at dinner ; [Illegible] preside [illegible] studio party ; Actives harress pledges in Pan-Hell lunacies ; Roundabout ; Former students to wed in March ; Hostesses honor faculty players ; Helene Root and Harry Benn wed ; Fashion beauties are selected ; Sororities ; Fraternities ; 'Game Day' will be sponsored by sorority mothers ; Matrix to install ; Webster Men to preside at dinner ; Former student to be married ; Pan-Hell Council has installation of new officers ; Psi Tau Delta will have dance ; Faculty members are entertained at buffet supper ; Sorosis pledges to entertain at informal dinner ; Frats announce recent pledging -- Conference leaders to play here Saturday night: Pittsburg teachers play Shockers on East court in feature game of week -- Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn -- Shockers lose to Hays Tigers -- Archery shoots are held in February -- Websters after title in tourney -- Varsity volley team is chosen -- Wichita hits .500 mark in league play -- Gorillas retain conference lead -- Austin issues call to track and field men -- Sixteen grid men to get sweaters -- Sport shorts / Edwin Thomas
Photograph(s): Distinguished visitor: Lardo Taft. p. 1 -- Visitor from Wisconsin: Dr. Gertrude E. Johnson, national executive secretary of Pi Epsilon Delta, supervised the installation of University players into the national chapter. p. 1 -- In charge of dinner: Miss Virginia Throckmorton is in charge of the pledge dinner to be given by Sorosis sorority in honor of their pledges Saturday evening. A large group of guests is anticipated. p. 3 -- President: Miss Ila Banta has been elected president of Matrix, women's honorary journalism organization. She succeeds Miss Mary K. Gelbach. p. 3 -- Ready for Gorillas: Leroy Neelly. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.40 no.20
v.40 no.20