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The Sunflower, 1932-1933, no.30, May 3, 1933
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Wichita, Kansas
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1933-05-03
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.38, no.30, Wichita, Kansas, May 3, 1933. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Give annual May festival Friday night -- We and the world -- Annual drill for R.O.T.C. -- Journalism week in sway at M.U. -- Sophomores are exempt from finals -- Scholarship tests given last week -- City positions are filled by W.U. students -- Students aid in music program -- Fencing club will compete with K.U. -- Kappa Delta Pi to make annual student award -- Roosevelt still favors teachers -- Candidates for council race begin active electioneering -- Ruling of N.C.A. is not handicap -- Plan for large summer school -- Aeronautics grads secure positions -- Science academy to convene here -- California coed has bridge home -- A well balanced school -- A free trip to Europe -- Old chalk drawing turns up to haunt Professor Staples -- Our critic reads another book -- In honore cuasa / Lambertus Hekhuis -- African paper has a novel slant on America's condition -- Canadian students ignorant of U.S. -- Eraser duelling is a lost art in this age of machinery -- Maybe university should offer degree in cloak modeling to fair coeds -- University society: Dance to fete W.U. May Queen ; Bachelor's club is host to guests ; Holyoke Hall as picnic for guests ; Member entertain guests at house ; Faculty to honor retiring member ; Sororities ; Community picnic is held Saturday ; Graduates are invited guests ; Delta Omega has tea for sponsor ; Program precedes dinner at formal ; Epsilon Kappa Rho is picnic hostess ; Fraternities ; Frat presides at breakfast ; Picnic is given in honor of birthday ; Roundabout ; Collegiate Gambol follows May fete ; Announce marriage of former students ; Spring program honors seniors ; Women plan tea for Mothers' Day ; German club has musical program ; Dr. Tiehn is guest of Pre-Medic Club ; Mrs. Wrigley to9 read at Hutchinson Friday -- Redskins win class A section of A.V.I. meet; class B won by Downs -- Men's sports / Charles Bailey -- Intramural to be held today -- Phi Sigs lead in baseball games -- Women' sports / Ila Banta -- Tennis squad wins over Phillips U. -- Relay team gets fourth at Drake -- Whitman head local W.A.
Photograph(s): Clayton Walton: Candidate for president of Student Council. p. 1 -- Tom Croft: Candidate for president of Student Council. p. 1 -- Charles Millham: Last minute candidate for Student Council President. p. 1 -- Here are winners in annual A.V.I. high school track meet: These fast action shots of the A.V.I. meet are some of the highlights of the annual event. No. 1. We have Milton winning the fast mile in his class. No. 2. Class B 100 was won by Kirks of Downs in fast time; Schefflebine of Norwich, winning the high jump in Class B over six feet; No. 4. Landers of Ark City who won the high hurdles and tied for first in the pole vault with Bird, his teammate, who is shown as No. 3; Blackwell of Ark City, who won the shot on his final heave is No. 6 and No. 7 is Kirwin of North high winning a gruelling [sic] mile race from Hughes of East high. p. 4
Article(s): Give annual May festival Friday night -- We and the world -- Annual drill for R.O.T.C. -- Journalism week in sway at M.U. -- Sophomores are exempt from finals -- Scholarship tests given last week -- City positions are filled by W.U. students -- Students aid in music program -- Fencing club will compete with K.U. -- Kappa Delta Pi to make annual student award -- Roosevelt still favors teachers -- Candidates for council race begin active electioneering -- Ruling of N.C.A. is not handicap -- Plan for large summer school -- Aeronautics grads secure positions -- Science academy to convene here -- California coed has bridge home -- A well balanced school -- A free trip to Europe -- Old chalk drawing turns up to haunt Professor Staples -- Our critic reads another book -- In honore cuasa / Lambertus Hekhuis -- African paper has a novel slant on America's condition -- Canadian students ignorant of U.S. -- Eraser duelling is a lost art in this age of machinery -- Maybe university should offer degree in cloak modeling to fair coeds -- University society: Dance to fete W.U. May Queen ; Bachelor's club is host to guests ; Holyoke Hall as picnic for guests ; Member entertain guests at house ; Faculty to honor retiring member ; Sororities ; Community picnic is held Saturday ; Graduates are invited guests ; Delta Omega has tea for sponsor ; Program precedes dinner at formal ; Epsilon Kappa Rho is picnic hostess ; Fraternities ; Frat presides at breakfast ; Picnic is given in honor of birthday ; Roundabout ; Collegiate Gambol follows May fete ; Announce marriage of former students ; Spring program honors seniors ; Women plan tea for Mothers' Day ; German club has musical program ; Dr. Tiehn is guest of Pre-Medic Club ; Mrs. Wrigley to9 read at Hutchinson Friday -- Redskins win class A section of A.V.I. meet; class B won by Downs -- Men's sports / Charles Bailey -- Intramural to be held today -- Phi Sigs lead in baseball games -- Women' sports / Ila Banta -- Tennis squad wins over Phillips U. -- Relay team gets fourth at Drake -- Whitman head local W.A.
Photograph(s): Clayton Walton: Candidate for president of Student Council. p. 1 -- Tom Croft: Candidate for president of Student Council. p. 1 -- Charles Millham: Last minute candidate for Student Council President. p. 1 -- Here are winners in annual A.V.I. high school track meet: These fast action shots of the A.V.I. meet are some of the highlights of the annual event. No. 1. We have Milton winning the fast mile in his class. No. 2. Class B 100 was won by Kirks of Downs in fast time; Schefflebine of Norwich, winning the high jump in Class B over six feet; No. 4. Landers of Ark City who won the high hurdles and tied for first in the pole vault with Bird, his teammate, who is shown as No. 3; Blackwell of Ark City, who won the shot on his final heave is No. 6 and No. 7 is Kirwin of North high winning a gruelling [sic] mile race from Hughes of East high. p. 4
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Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.38 no.30
v.38 no.30