The Sunflower, v.43, no.13 (December 2, 1937)
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Issue Date
1937-12-02
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Cooper, Byron
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.43, no.13, Wichita, Kansas, December 2, 1937. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Ticket sale for play in full swing -- V. Melcher, H. Jeffries win contest -- Fire insurance relieves load from Elliot's mind -- University athletics rank high -- Carter speaker at forum meet here last night -- Health insurance is now proving useful -- Fredonia music festival rated as big success -- Reser is cast in leading role of university play -- Kuhn will talk before business meeting tonight -- Kappa Delta Pi sends delegate -- Public officials to be educated to be educated in civil academy -- Geology society to hear Cooper research paper -- Shockers set for Christmas 'rest' -- New books ready for student use -- Kuhn will talk before business meeting tonight -- Kappa Delta Pi sends delegate -- Public officials to be educated in civil academy -- Indian institute is damaged as blaze sweeps structure north of University -- Jardine is rated above La Guardia -- Shocker games are watched by 26,954 rooters -- Republicans are to swell ranks -- Websters and Pi Alpha advocate uniform dress -- British use Machiavellian idea to halt propaganda -- Learning comes easier if taken in little doses -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world -- New flag pole is placed on field -- Monotony is broken by white cupola -- Collegiate review -- Grad gossip -- R.O.T.C. ball will open wnter social season -- Pi Alpha Pi fetes honorary colonel -- Darling-Shank vows read Thanksgiving -- Calendar -- 'Blue Light' film to be shown by German students -- Pomp and splendor will reign next Friday at military ball at forum -- Hennigh to have only three vets -- Hockey varsity defeats grads -- Fistic program being planned -- Shockers finish spendid season -- Shockers place six players on all-conference -- Intramural volley ball starts today -- Gammas score win to recapture 'keg' -- Swim team to start practice; race highs -- Between the halves / Merrell Kirkpatrick -- Women's sports / Catherine Dedrick -- Practice starts in volley ball
Photograph(s): Director George D. Wilner. p. 1 -- Indian Institute is damaged as blaze sweeps structure north of University. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Congratulations to the Shockers: Characteristic of his season's record, this picture shows Harold Brill breaking through the Washburn lines for 10-yard run. p. 2 -- Army's choice: Honorary Colonel Buelah Barrett. p. 3 -- Cadet Lt. Louis Garrett has been named to act as Honorary Colonel Buelah Barrett's escort tomorrow evening at the annual Military Ball. p. 3 -- Coach Bill Hennigh: Bill Hennigh, former Shocker cage star, is entering into his third year as basketball coach here at the University. Hennigh was an outstanding player while in college. He also played some AAU basketball after he graduated. p. 4 -- [Merrell] Kirkpatrick. p. 4
Week-end weather: Generally fair with temperatures somewhat below normal. No precipitation indicated.
The Sunflower is the only college newspaper that is a member of the Kansas State Editorial Association.
Article(s): Ticket sale for play in full swing -- V. Melcher, H. Jeffries win contest -- Fire insurance relieves load from Elliot's mind -- University athletics rank high -- Carter speaker at forum meet here last night -- Health insurance is now proving useful -- Fredonia music festival rated as big success -- Reser is cast in leading role of university play -- Kuhn will talk before business meeting tonight -- Kappa Delta Pi sends delegate -- Public officials to be educated to be educated in civil academy -- Geology society to hear Cooper research paper -- Shockers set for Christmas 'rest' -- New books ready for student use -- Kuhn will talk before business meeting tonight -- Kappa Delta Pi sends delegate -- Public officials to be educated in civil academy -- Indian institute is damaged as blaze sweeps structure north of University -- Jardine is rated above La Guardia -- Shocker games are watched by 26,954 rooters -- Republicans are to swell ranks -- Websters and Pi Alpha advocate uniform dress -- British use Machiavellian idea to halt propaganda -- Learning comes easier if taken in little doses -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world -- New flag pole is placed on field -- Monotony is broken by white cupola -- Collegiate review -- Grad gossip -- R.O.T.C. ball will open wnter social season -- Pi Alpha Pi fetes honorary colonel -- Darling-Shank vows read Thanksgiving -- Calendar -- 'Blue Light' film to be shown by German students -- Pomp and splendor will reign next Friday at military ball at forum -- Hennigh to have only three vets -- Hockey varsity defeats grads -- Fistic program being planned -- Shockers finish spendid season -- Shockers place six players on all-conference -- Intramural volley ball starts today -- Gammas score win to recapture 'keg' -- Swim team to start practice; race highs -- Between the halves / Merrell Kirkpatrick -- Women's sports / Catherine Dedrick -- Practice starts in volley ball
Photograph(s): Director George D. Wilner. p. 1 -- Indian Institute is damaged as blaze sweeps structure north of University. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Congratulations to the Shockers: Characteristic of his season's record, this picture shows Harold Brill breaking through the Washburn lines for 10-yard run. p. 2 -- Army's choice: Honorary Colonel Buelah Barrett. p. 3 -- Cadet Lt. Louis Garrett has been named to act as Honorary Colonel Buelah Barrett's escort tomorrow evening at the annual Military Ball. p. 3 -- Coach Bill Hennigh: Bill Hennigh, former Shocker cage star, is entering into his third year as basketball coach here at the University. Hennigh was an outstanding player while in college. He also played some AAU basketball after he graduated. p. 4 -- [Merrell] Kirkpatrick. p. 4
Week-end weather: Generally fair with temperatures somewhat below normal. No precipitation indicated.
The Sunflower is the only college newspaper that is a member of the Kansas State Editorial Association.
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.43 no.13
v.43 no.13