The Sunflower, v.43, no.19 (January 27, 1938)
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Issue Date
1938-01-27
Type
Newspaper
Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Eckhoff, Violet
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.43, no.19, Wichita, Kansas, January 27, 1938. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Concert is scheduled for Sunday -- First balloting of semester is scheduled soon -- Few famous presidents graduated from college -- Yale to produce, sell liquid helium -- Edgar Rehn, originally Kansas landlubber goes to sea, has interesting adventures -- Third Parnassus contest put off for seven days -- Old Washington letter is found -- Hillbrand to speak before two groups -- Grades available on Jan. 31, Feb. 1 -- Hickerson will attend college at Cincinnati U. -- Annual publication will carry Palmers thesis -- Local scouters active in scout council meeting -- Students refute 'slacker' charge -- University publication in contest -- Flo Brown units to be set up in smaller towns -- Plan is adopted to aid O.U. girls -- New addition to Art Department made this week -- Palmer to talk at dinner meet -- Movement to abolish noise makes progress -- Curriclum modernized for school -- Cash and notes bring overtime to Farquharson -- Stanford girls revolt against rushing systems -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world -- Hillbrand lists new courses in extension work -- Friends to hold 'peace' meeting -- Love and fatigue are real 'loads' -- Allman speaks to out-of-town clubs -- K.U. prof defines education to frosh -- Grad gossip -- Five former university students tell wedding, engagement plans -- Blue Key "ideals" announced -- Informal dinner given by Webster -- Shocker Glee Club debut is Feb. 4 -- Four girls plan after final hop Sunday evening -- Marie Graham is speaker for D.A.R. -- Hillbrand will talk for Women's Club -- Average coed spends $275 yearly on clothes; silk hose highest item -- University women entertain -- Friday varsity postponed -- Roundabout -- Dancing contest will be feature of Carnival Ball -- Students, faculty select "The Good Earth" as year's outstanding film -- Intramural basketball is started -- Education has been life work of B. H. Woodford -- Perfection of television creates unlimited field -- Shockers clash with Friends U. on home court -- Sports attract university coeds -- Dr. Vance speaker at student forum -- Four Hundred Club to sponsor contest -- Between the halves / Merrell Kirkpatrick -- All types sports receive emphasis -- Ping pong round finishes today -- Chemistry proves toughest subject -- Play night held for volleyball -- Vocational digest added at library -- Emporia coming here next week
Photograph(s): [Max] Milbourn. p. 1 -- Rehn rides Hump: Duties for Edgar E. Rehn, sophomore, are entirely different the university then they were during his recent globe-trotting. Here he is astride a camel in Egypt. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Miss Violet Eckhoff to aid in teaching art classes -- Coeds pick 'em short: Lucky Ed Blood grins in triumph at tall Tom Noone as thrifty Doris Kluseman lets her purse pick her man for the annual RYM ball. Height means money for this dance and the coeds are being cautious. p. 3 -- Muell Curry, forward, is the leading scorer of the Shocker quintet. He will play a prominent part in tonight's game against Friends. p. 4
Article(s): Concert is scheduled for Sunday -- First balloting of semester is scheduled soon -- Few famous presidents graduated from college -- Yale to produce, sell liquid helium -- Edgar Rehn, originally Kansas landlubber goes to sea, has interesting adventures -- Third Parnassus contest put off for seven days -- Old Washington letter is found -- Hillbrand to speak before two groups -- Grades available on Jan. 31, Feb. 1 -- Hickerson will attend college at Cincinnati U. -- Annual publication will carry Palmers thesis -- Local scouters active in scout council meeting -- Students refute 'slacker' charge -- University publication in contest -- Flo Brown units to be set up in smaller towns -- Plan is adopted to aid O.U. girls -- New addition to Art Department made this week -- Palmer to talk at dinner meet -- Movement to abolish noise makes progress -- Curriclum modernized for school -- Cash and notes bring overtime to Farquharson -- Stanford girls revolt against rushing systems -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world -- Hillbrand lists new courses in extension work -- Friends to hold 'peace' meeting -- Love and fatigue are real 'loads' -- Allman speaks to out-of-town clubs -- K.U. prof defines education to frosh -- Grad gossip -- Five former university students tell wedding, engagement plans -- Blue Key "ideals" announced -- Informal dinner given by Webster -- Shocker Glee Club debut is Feb. 4 -- Four girls plan after final hop Sunday evening -- Marie Graham is speaker for D.A.R. -- Hillbrand will talk for Women's Club -- Average coed spends $275 yearly on clothes; silk hose highest item -- University women entertain -- Friday varsity postponed -- Roundabout -- Dancing contest will be feature of Carnival Ball -- Students, faculty select "The Good Earth" as year's outstanding film -- Intramural basketball is started -- Education has been life work of B. H. Woodford -- Perfection of television creates unlimited field -- Shockers clash with Friends U. on home court -- Sports attract university coeds -- Dr. Vance speaker at student forum -- Four Hundred Club to sponsor contest -- Between the halves / Merrell Kirkpatrick -- All types sports receive emphasis -- Ping pong round finishes today -- Chemistry proves toughest subject -- Play night held for volleyball -- Vocational digest added at library -- Emporia coming here next week
Photograph(s): [Max] Milbourn. p. 1 -- Rehn rides Hump: Duties for Edgar E. Rehn, sophomore, are entirely different the university then they were during his recent globe-trotting. Here he is astride a camel in Egypt. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Miss Violet Eckhoff to aid in teaching art classes -- Coeds pick 'em short: Lucky Ed Blood grins in triumph at tall Tom Noone as thrifty Doris Kluseman lets her purse pick her man for the annual RYM ball. Height means money for this dance and the coeds are being cautious. p. 3 -- Muell Curry, forward, is the leading scorer of the Shocker quintet. He will play a prominent part in tonight's game against Friends. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.43 no.19
v.43 no.19