The Sunflower, v.45, no.13 (December 7, 1939)
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Issue Date
1939-12-07
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Central Conference championship , Football , School of Journalism
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.45, no.13, Wichita, Kansas, December 7, 1939. - 4 pages
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Read Sunflower editorials for comment on campus, city and national subjects. The Sunflower will print your opinions under a separate headline.
Sunflower circulation has reached an all-time peak of 4,100 subscribers. It is now read by literally thousands of graduates and former students. Support your Sunflower.
Article(s): Convo today will reveal church view -- Hours of library will be extended -- Pi Kap gets grade prize; Gammas win -- Missouri R.O.T.C. unit is changed -- Five attended collegiate legislature -- Barbs win ticket sale competition -- New journalism quarters fixed in old library -- University team asked to Texas debate tourney -- Student flyers have insurance for new course -- College leases big laboratory in Pennsylvania -- Lincoln's sealed box of letters will be opened -- W.U. dramatics group presents 'Howling Drama' -- Hinton will give talk over Kans -- Neff to attend C.I.C. conference -- Joint 'Y' group will hear talk by youth leader -- New propaganda archive started -- Members of 4-H to attend dance -- British debaters meet W.U. team -- Recently completed defected speech laboratory to become children's mecca -- Judges prepare aids for contest -- R.O.T.C. scores given for rifle -- Class prepares research maps -- Study in bed is old Irish method, survey discloses -- O'Harra plans to expand library book collection -- It's time to begin -- Will it come too late? -- America's trade policy -- What do you read? -- Potential teachers face new comprehensive tests -- American women oppose Roosevelt's third term -- Campus prepares for Army ball: R.O.T.C. ushers in winter social activities Friday night with gala Military Ball in Forum Rose Room -- French students present Yule play -- Dinner to fete activities planned by D.O. pledges -- Fraternity holds Founders' Dinner -- Phi Upsilon Sigma to honor seniors -- Dance concert to feature lavish music, colorful costumes, and stage settings / Grace Kindsvater -- Alumnae of Delta Omega honored at tea Sunday -- Cabinets of Y.W., Y.M. discuss plans -- Pi Alphs to fete honorary colonel -- Conference results for 1939 grid year given final review: Records show Shockers undefeated in play on home field -- All-conference selections given by Sunflower with reasons -- Shockers defeat Washburn team in turkey game -- School tourney to begin Dec. 13 -- Publicity releases are running higher -- Track candidates will meet today -- Track prospects appear promising -- Alpha Gammas win annual 'keg battle' -- Wilkins vacations at home -- Basketball rules to reduce fouling
Photograph(s): 'We'll be stepping out tomorrow': Decked out in her snappy new military uniform, Honorary Col. Betty Calhoun steps off for the Sunflower photographer with the able assistance of her escort, Cadet Second Lt. Orland Krug. The two will be in the spotlight at tomorrow night's gala Military Ball which cadet officers in charge believe will draw the largest attendance on record. p. 1 -- Staff enjoys meetings now: it's a pleasure now to hold speech science departmental meetings, especially if they are being held in the newly equipped room of Dr. Martin F. Palmer, director at the Flo Brown Memorial Laboratory. Seated with Dr. Palmer from left to right are Maxine Nevins, Courtney Osborne, Ruth Jardine, and Jane Brosius. p. 1 -- Waddell at Texas U.: Kent Waddell, '37, is spending a year at the University of Texas. p. 2 -- Dancers rehearse for recital: With final dress rehearsals scheduled only a few days away, last minute practice is being given dances for the recital of modern dance to be given in the University Auditorium, Tuesday night, Dec. 12. The program is an annual affair and is under the direction of Hildegrade Lewis, choreographer. The dancers pictured above from left to right are: Ruth Strickland, Betty Van Arsdale, Carolee Wilkins, Ramona Branson, Jackie Murphy, and Norma Webb. p. 3 -- Veteran guard: Meuli Curry, dependable guard of the Shocker cage team, is just one of several men, who Coach Hennigh is counting on heavily, that are on the sick list before the season begins. p. 4
Read Sunflower editorials for comment on campus, city and national subjects. The Sunflower will print your opinions under a separate headline.
Sunflower circulation has reached an all-time peak of 4,100 subscribers. It is now read by literally thousands of graduates and former students. Support your Sunflower.
Article(s): Convo today will reveal church view -- Hours of library will be extended -- Pi Kap gets grade prize; Gammas win -- Missouri R.O.T.C. unit is changed -- Five attended collegiate legislature -- Barbs win ticket sale competition -- New journalism quarters fixed in old library -- University team asked to Texas debate tourney -- Student flyers have insurance for new course -- College leases big laboratory in Pennsylvania -- Lincoln's sealed box of letters will be opened -- W.U. dramatics group presents 'Howling Drama' -- Hinton will give talk over Kans -- Neff to attend C.I.C. conference -- Joint 'Y' group will hear talk by youth leader -- New propaganda archive started -- Members of 4-H to attend dance -- British debaters meet W.U. team -- Recently completed defected speech laboratory to become children's mecca -- Judges prepare aids for contest -- R.O.T.C. scores given for rifle -- Class prepares research maps -- Study in bed is old Irish method, survey discloses -- O'Harra plans to expand library book collection -- It's time to begin -- Will it come too late? -- America's trade policy -- What do you read? -- Potential teachers face new comprehensive tests -- American women oppose Roosevelt's third term -- Campus prepares for Army ball: R.O.T.C. ushers in winter social activities Friday night with gala Military Ball in Forum Rose Room -- French students present Yule play -- Dinner to fete activities planned by D.O. pledges -- Fraternity holds Founders' Dinner -- Phi Upsilon Sigma to honor seniors -- Dance concert to feature lavish music, colorful costumes, and stage settings / Grace Kindsvater -- Alumnae of Delta Omega honored at tea Sunday -- Cabinets of Y.W., Y.M. discuss plans -- Pi Alphs to fete honorary colonel -- Conference results for 1939 grid year given final review: Records show Shockers undefeated in play on home field -- All-conference selections given by Sunflower with reasons -- Shockers defeat Washburn team in turkey game -- School tourney to begin Dec. 13 -- Publicity releases are running higher -- Track candidates will meet today -- Track prospects appear promising -- Alpha Gammas win annual 'keg battle' -- Wilkins vacations at home -- Basketball rules to reduce fouling
Photograph(s): 'We'll be stepping out tomorrow': Decked out in her snappy new military uniform, Honorary Col. Betty Calhoun steps off for the Sunflower photographer with the able assistance of her escort, Cadet Second Lt. Orland Krug. The two will be in the spotlight at tomorrow night's gala Military Ball which cadet officers in charge believe will draw the largest attendance on record. p. 1 -- Staff enjoys meetings now: it's a pleasure now to hold speech science departmental meetings, especially if they are being held in the newly equipped room of Dr. Martin F. Palmer, director at the Flo Brown Memorial Laboratory. Seated with Dr. Palmer from left to right are Maxine Nevins, Courtney Osborne, Ruth Jardine, and Jane Brosius. p. 1 -- Waddell at Texas U.: Kent Waddell, '37, is spending a year at the University of Texas. p. 2 -- Dancers rehearse for recital: With final dress rehearsals scheduled only a few days away, last minute practice is being given dances for the recital of modern dance to be given in the University Auditorium, Tuesday night, Dec. 12. The program is an annual affair and is under the direction of Hildegrade Lewis, choreographer. The dancers pictured above from left to right are: Ruth Strickland, Betty Van Arsdale, Carolee Wilkins, Ramona Branson, Jackie Murphy, and Norma Webb. p. 3 -- Veteran guard: Meuli Curry, dependable guard of the Shocker cage team, is just one of several men, who Coach Hennigh is counting on heavily, that are on the sick list before the season begins. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.45 no.13
v.45 no.13