The Sunflower, v.42, no.03 (September 24, 1936)
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Advisors
Issue Date
1936-09-24
Type
Newspaper
Archival material
Archival material
Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Department of Fine Arts
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.42, no.3, Wichita, Kansas, September 24, 1936. - 5 pages
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Article(s): University night school classes open -- Graduates go east to take special work -- Dad pays more for Junior's education - if he smokes! -- Tinney twins hoof at 400 -- Colonel Price commandment in Maryland -- Auditions are given by KANS -- 73 per cent of graduates are working -- Improvements continue here -- Sales increase at book store -- Wheatshocker and Cyclone war ebbes -- Art classes to move into Bucket quarters -- New faces in library staff -- Freshmen! -- Young Demos take up work -- Enrollment, cash receipts increase -- Army band makes plans for season -- Locker rule is to be enforced -- Non-residents show increase -- Slight upset in class elections -- Booth and Thomas to attend Carnegie -- Mephitian gas raid throws campus in panic -- Shockin' Susies to meet Sept. 28 -- Friendship between student and instructor alters University life -- Organized greed exists here as well as in Hitlerland -- Short pants / Grenville Darling -- Collegiate world -- University bulletin -- Complicated timepieces carried by explorers -- Class voting reveals race -- Campus figures snub Americ's sweetheart -- Music school teaching staff is augmented -- Open house -- Tryouts for first play end Friday -- French Club will hold first meeting -- Soc in th' pus -- Kruske-Gorman date revealed -- Beta Nu Sorority to honor rush group -- New men pledged to campus fraternities -- Season opens tomorrow at capital city -- Women's sport glances -- Other central teams compete during week -- Ichabods hold final public grid workout -- Student concert tickets available
Photograph(s): Ready for Ichabods: Keith Fulton, 1936 Shocker captain and guard, who leads his team mates tomorrow against the Washburn grid team in the first game of the season. p. 1 -- [Cramer] Reed; [Charles] Kinney; [Willard] Johnson. p. 1
Article(s): University night school classes open -- Graduates go east to take special work -- Dad pays more for Junior's education - if he smokes! -- Tinney twins hoof at 400 -- Colonel Price commandment in Maryland -- Auditions are given by KANS -- 73 per cent of graduates are working -- Improvements continue here -- Sales increase at book store -- Wheatshocker and Cyclone war ebbes -- Art classes to move into Bucket quarters -- New faces in library staff -- Freshmen! -- Young Demos take up work -- Enrollment, cash receipts increase -- Army band makes plans for season -- Locker rule is to be enforced -- Non-residents show increase -- Slight upset in class elections -- Booth and Thomas to attend Carnegie -- Mephitian gas raid throws campus in panic -- Shockin' Susies to meet Sept. 28 -- Friendship between student and instructor alters University life -- Organized greed exists here as well as in Hitlerland -- Short pants / Grenville Darling -- Collegiate world -- University bulletin -- Complicated timepieces carried by explorers -- Class voting reveals race -- Campus figures snub Americ's sweetheart -- Music school teaching staff is augmented -- Open house -- Tryouts for first play end Friday -- French Club will hold first meeting -- Soc in th' pus -- Kruske-Gorman date revealed -- Beta Nu Sorority to honor rush group -- New men pledged to campus fraternities -- Season opens tomorrow at capital city -- Women's sport glances -- Other central teams compete during week -- Ichabods hold final public grid workout -- Student concert tickets available
Photograph(s): Ready for Ichabods: Keith Fulton, 1936 Shocker captain and guard, who leads his team mates tomorrow against the Washburn grid team in the first game of the season. p. 1 -- [Cramer] Reed; [Charles] Kinney; [Willard] Johnson. p. 1
Publisher
University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.42 no.3
v.42 no.3