The Sunflower, 1932-1933, no.04, October 12, 1932
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Issue Date
1932-10-12
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Sipple, Leslie
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.38, no.4, Wichita, Kansas, October 12, 1932. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Students of University win contest -- Faculty members see celebration -- Senior officers design insignia for Army men -- New foreign decree is protested -- Debate question chosen for next year -- Sophomores and council will enforce old tradition -- Student ballot pleases Hoover -- Foght to attend C. of E. homecoming -- Prize play group meets tomorrow -- Class officers are elected -- Girls pep club elects president -- W.U. faculty investigates grad honors -- Sipple to give lectures about mission inquiry -- Divorce rumored as man again courts former wife -- Clampitt is colonel of R.O.T.C. unit -- Forty musicians in R.O.T. C. band -- Cooper becomes member of frat -- Foreign decree is protested -- Indians of today respect vow made by forefathers -- Members of relief committee speaks -- Miss Flora Clough goes to California -- Salesman finds many odd types -- Gate-crashing popular this year -- University Women elect voters -- Depression doesn't limit the fish family -- Shocker society: Fraternities; Sorority doings; Former student weds in Tulsa; Pete Pierce new French Club head; Mary Blood heads freshmen Y.W.; Tau Omega will have "smoker"; Fairmount Club opens year's work; Mildred Hampton holds open house; Schumann theme of German Club program; Zeta Delts hosts at cabaret party; Members urged to attend Pi Beta Chi; Mary Hall to be new French Club sponsor; Tea honors new Home Ec. girls; Frank Kruske, Jr. entertains guests; Vic Callahan is host at picnic -- Shockers take-off in quest of new conference honors: Shockers meet Emporia team of unknown power -- Shockers beaten in eleven games -- Wichita women's hockey club may play St. Louis -- Haymakers are trampled, 26-0 -- Washburn reserves beaten by Indians -- Neely brothers hail from athletically inclined family / Bryce Engle -- Special train to Pittsburg game for students -- Washburn and Hays winners -- Form boxing class today -- Retain Oatman as K.U. golf mentor -- Women's sports / Dorothea Kyle -- Finish first tennis round
Photograph(s): First in fire contest: Miss Natalie Ring, sophomore at the University of Wichita, and a member of Alpha Tau Sigma sorority, won first place in the college division of the student public speaking contest held as a feature of Fire Prevention week. p. 1 -- R.O.T.C. Honorary Colonel: In a recent election of the senior officers of the Reserve Officers Training corps. Miss Mary Jane Clampitt was selected honorary colonel. Miss Clampitt is a member of Pi Kappa Psi sorority and is prominent in this year's graduating class. / Courtesy Wichtia Eagle. p. 1 -- Freshman is second: Deane Banta, freshman at the University of Wichita, won second place in the college division at the speaking contest sponsored in connection with Fire Prevention week, Monday evening. / Courtesy Wichita Eagle. p. 1 -- Indians re-enact history: Descendents of the signers of the Medicine Lodge peace treaty as they appeared at the recent Barber county pageant. p. 2 -- Officers of New Voters League: The recently elected officers of the New Voters league are: Miss Kathlien Robertson; vice president, Miss Eileen Meeker, and secretary-treasurer, Miss Helen Hamson. Pictured from left to right, are Miss Eileen Meeker, Miss Helen Hamson and Miss Kathlien Robertson. p. 3 -- Shadoan: Playing his last year of college football, Red Shadoan, Shocker tackle, is making a very impressive showing and will undoubtedly end up with All-Conference honors. p. 4
Article(s): Students of University win contest -- Faculty members see celebration -- Senior officers design insignia for Army men -- New foreign decree is protested -- Debate question chosen for next year -- Sophomores and council will enforce old tradition -- Student ballot pleases Hoover -- Foght to attend C. of E. homecoming -- Prize play group meets tomorrow -- Class officers are elected -- Girls pep club elects president -- W.U. faculty investigates grad honors -- Sipple to give lectures about mission inquiry -- Divorce rumored as man again courts former wife -- Clampitt is colonel of R.O.T.C. unit -- Forty musicians in R.O.T. C. band -- Cooper becomes member of frat -- Foreign decree is protested -- Indians of today respect vow made by forefathers -- Members of relief committee speaks -- Miss Flora Clough goes to California -- Salesman finds many odd types -- Gate-crashing popular this year -- University Women elect voters -- Depression doesn't limit the fish family -- Shocker society: Fraternities; Sorority doings; Former student weds in Tulsa; Pete Pierce new French Club head; Mary Blood heads freshmen Y.W.; Tau Omega will have "smoker"; Fairmount Club opens year's work; Mildred Hampton holds open house; Schumann theme of German Club program; Zeta Delts hosts at cabaret party; Members urged to attend Pi Beta Chi; Mary Hall to be new French Club sponsor; Tea honors new Home Ec. girls; Frank Kruske, Jr. entertains guests; Vic Callahan is host at picnic -- Shockers take-off in quest of new conference honors: Shockers meet Emporia team of unknown power -- Shockers beaten in eleven games -- Wichita women's hockey club may play St. Louis -- Haymakers are trampled, 26-0 -- Washburn reserves beaten by Indians -- Neely brothers hail from athletically inclined family / Bryce Engle -- Special train to Pittsburg game for students -- Washburn and Hays winners -- Form boxing class today -- Retain Oatman as K.U. golf mentor -- Women's sports / Dorothea Kyle -- Finish first tennis round
Photograph(s): First in fire contest: Miss Natalie Ring, sophomore at the University of Wichita, and a member of Alpha Tau Sigma sorority, won first place in the college division of the student public speaking contest held as a feature of Fire Prevention week. p. 1 -- R.O.T.C. Honorary Colonel: In a recent election of the senior officers of the Reserve Officers Training corps. Miss Mary Jane Clampitt was selected honorary colonel. Miss Clampitt is a member of Pi Kappa Psi sorority and is prominent in this year's graduating class. / Courtesy Wichtia Eagle. p. 1 -- Freshman is second: Deane Banta, freshman at the University of Wichita, won second place in the college division at the speaking contest sponsored in connection with Fire Prevention week, Monday evening. / Courtesy Wichita Eagle. p. 1 -- Indians re-enact history: Descendents of the signers of the Medicine Lodge peace treaty as they appeared at the recent Barber county pageant. p. 2 -- Officers of New Voters League: The recently elected officers of the New Voters league are: Miss Kathlien Robertson; vice president, Miss Eileen Meeker, and secretary-treasurer, Miss Helen Hamson. Pictured from left to right, are Miss Eileen Meeker, Miss Helen Hamson and Miss Kathlien Robertson. p. 3 -- Shadoan: Playing his last year of college football, Red Shadoan, Shocker tackle, is making a very impressive showing and will undoubtedly end up with All-Conference honors. p. 4
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University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.38 no.4
v.38 no.4