The Sunflower, v.44, no.19 (February 2, 1939)
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Issue Date
1939-02-02
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Newspaper
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Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Smith, Alfred
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.44, no.19, Wichita, Kansas, February 2, 1939. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Coeds have no politics in election -- Smith sets next week for shots -- Belgian relates horror of preparing for war -- All-student convo will be in March -- Bureau has answer for Forum talk -- Smith to meet classes Monday for first time -- 'Stage Door' is next production of W.U. players -- Second period in extension will begin on Feb. 3 -- Enrollment gain is revealed over last year total -- Noted newspaper writer to speak at convo Feb. 7 -- University has nine graduating first semester -- Gleason elected to state office -- Found: A unique method to wake up sleepy class -- Mid-year election will be on Feb. 15 -- Foulston, Gumm give University 12 war posters -- W.U. musicians aid in festival -- Riflists to take part in tourney -- Final Parnassus contest to end -- Women handle finances better than W.U. men -- Glassblowing offered again -- Allman speaks to commoners -- Debate title is at stake today -- New devices aid chemists' study -- Office will give grades Feb. 6-7 -- New enrollees to be pictured -- Hillbrand will speak at noon meeting of junior chamber -- Ellinwood seniors are first of annual visitors to campus -- Crusade for exemption on security tax begins -- Student forum here is presenting both sides -- Press of world limited since 'Peace of Munich' -- Art to be safeguarded against next world war / ACP -- There's more to movie production than acting -- Lowly flea will live royally at western school / ACP -- Sororities plan mock initiation service, parties for pledges -- Twelve seniors are honored in Blue Key group -- Chips announce tea scheduled for next week -- Weddings, engagement of former university students announced -- Business at HYM date bureau is rushing as ball approaches -- Phi Sigs to have initiation Sunday -- W'Shockers play O.C.U. next week -- Emporia quintet takes Shockers in speedy game -- Council to plan cage schedules -- Riflists match top shots with other colleges -- Hinton requires physical exams -- Wichita defeats Friends quintets -- Campus groups have play night -- K.U. has large squad -- Golf and tennis players to meet -- Alpha Gams add to league lead
Photograph(s): Alfred Smith. p. 1 -- Ralph S. Hinman. p. 1 -- [W.] Elliott visits grad. p. 2 -- [Henry] Onsgard is at Duke. p. 2 -- One of these campus bells…will reign as Belle of the HYM Carnival Ball on Friday, Feb. 15. They are, first row, Neva Sue Reinhart, Alma Louise Gray, Betty Brosius, Kathryn Landsowne; second row, Betty Greene, Catherine McCarty, Grace Coleman, Betty Miller; third row, Alberta Zimmerman, Vivian Melcher; fourth row, Alice Jane Brown, LaVeta Bolan, and last row, Mary Olmstead. The honor will go to the girl who sells the most tickets. She will be feted throughout the evening. p. 3
Article(s): Coeds have no politics in election -- Smith sets next week for shots -- Belgian relates horror of preparing for war -- All-student convo will be in March -- Bureau has answer for Forum talk -- Smith to meet classes Monday for first time -- 'Stage Door' is next production of W.U. players -- Second period in extension will begin on Feb. 3 -- Enrollment gain is revealed over last year total -- Noted newspaper writer to speak at convo Feb. 7 -- University has nine graduating first semester -- Gleason elected to state office -- Found: A unique method to wake up sleepy class -- Mid-year election will be on Feb. 15 -- Foulston, Gumm give University 12 war posters -- W.U. musicians aid in festival -- Riflists to take part in tourney -- Final Parnassus contest to end -- Women handle finances better than W.U. men -- Glassblowing offered again -- Allman speaks to commoners -- Debate title is at stake today -- New devices aid chemists' study -- Office will give grades Feb. 6-7 -- New enrollees to be pictured -- Hillbrand will speak at noon meeting of junior chamber -- Ellinwood seniors are first of annual visitors to campus -- Crusade for exemption on security tax begins -- Student forum here is presenting both sides -- Press of world limited since 'Peace of Munich' -- Art to be safeguarded against next world war / ACP -- There's more to movie production than acting -- Lowly flea will live royally at western school / ACP -- Sororities plan mock initiation service, parties for pledges -- Twelve seniors are honored in Blue Key group -- Chips announce tea scheduled for next week -- Weddings, engagement of former university students announced -- Business at HYM date bureau is rushing as ball approaches -- Phi Sigs to have initiation Sunday -- W'Shockers play O.C.U. next week -- Emporia quintet takes Shockers in speedy game -- Council to plan cage schedules -- Riflists match top shots with other colleges -- Hinton requires physical exams -- Wichita defeats Friends quintets -- Campus groups have play night -- K.U. has large squad -- Golf and tennis players to meet -- Alpha Gams add to league lead
Photograph(s): Alfred Smith. p. 1 -- Ralph S. Hinman. p. 1 -- [W.] Elliott visits grad. p. 2 -- [Henry] Onsgard is at Duke. p. 2 -- One of these campus bells…will reign as Belle of the HYM Carnival Ball on Friday, Feb. 15. They are, first row, Neva Sue Reinhart, Alma Louise Gray, Betty Brosius, Kathryn Landsowne; second row, Betty Greene, Catherine McCarty, Grace Coleman, Betty Miller; third row, Alberta Zimmerman, Vivian Melcher; fourth row, Alice Jane Brown, LaVeta Bolan, and last row, Mary Olmstead. The honor will go to the girl who sells the most tickets. She will be feted throughout the evening. p. 3
Publisher
University of Wichita
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Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.44 no.19
v.44 no.19