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The Sunflower, v.43, no.04 (September 30, 1937)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1937-09-30
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Mikesell, William Henry, 1887-1969,Lieurance, Edna,College of Fine Arts -- Downtown studio,Freshmen rules,Friends of Contemporary Music,Gifts of classes,Graduate School,Societies -- Preference system
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.43, no.4, Wichita, Kansas, September 30, 1937. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Broadcast of games is called off -- Jardine urges discussion of World Affairs in class -- Artist to draw coed at convo -- Farley enlarges number to 50,001 -- Behmer is Parnassus assistant -- Committee checks seat arrangement -- Majors, minors start to teach in city schools -- Average frosh girl is figured -- Boy Scout head here on Monday for conference -- Bonds are heavy expense item in Sedgwick County -- University party wins two posts in W.U. election -- Band invites 30 high schools to annual festival -- Glee Club rehearsal scheduled for Friday -- Student directory to be out Tuesday -- Out of towners from 23 states in school here -- Miss Haymaker to return to classes -- 'Seeing eye' dogs aid study of W.U. girls -- -- Club to formulate plans for Tom-Tom -- Cadets get new practice range -- Ver Weibe explains the mystery of 'Potwin Pit' -- The Greeks had 'A word for it' -- Council planning varsity for K.U. -- Kansas to bring big band to game -- 4-H membership open to school -- Class offices get bids for most useless jobs -- Campus tradition rule students of university -- Collegiate world -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Grad gossip -- Not 1 in 10 knows annex location -- Musical club is enlarging scope -- Philanthropists give funds to disseminate better art -- Sorority and fraternity pledge classes elect officers for term -- Monthly meetings of Y.W.C.A. begun -- Directory tea for freshmen -- Home economics club entertainment at women's tea -- Phi Sig actives to entertain pledges -- Alumni reunion -- Wedding dates of present and former Wichita students known -- Musical sorority has supper meet -- Play nights for faculty -- Colophon will pick pledges tomorrow -- Locals to meet Alva this week -- Girls' pep club if reorganized -- Shocker hurt in touch football -- Shocker's grid season opened last Saturday -- Managers selcted for rocket season -- Plans undersay to make 'W' club permanent thing -- Between the halves / Merrell Kirkpatrick -- Play in badminton tournament begins -- Shockers have more spirit than before -- Rarick's council will hold first meeting Thursday -- Staples loses in bet; pays class -- Intramural bosses named by societies -- Brill named on all state semi-pro tea
Photograph(s): Betty Behmer will aid Bob Keiler. p. 1 -- Curtis Astle will aid successor. p. 1 -- Declaring that students here are very kind, Ruth Rigg, left, and Mary Skrispy, right, blind students of the university, have been cautioned by the Seeing Eye, Inc., that the guidance from other persons may have a harmful effect on their respective dogs, Simone Simone and Myrna Loy. p. 1 -- Ver Weibe. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- [Merrell] Kirkpatrick. p. 4
Article(s): Broadcast of games is called off -- Jardine urges discussion of World Affairs in class -- Artist to draw coed at convo -- Farley enlarges number to 50,001 -- Behmer is Parnassus assistant -- Committee checks seat arrangement -- Majors, minors start to teach in city schools -- Average frosh girl is figured -- Boy Scout head here on Monday for conference -- Bonds are heavy expense item in Sedgwick County -- University party wins two posts in W.U. election -- Band invites 30 high schools to annual festival -- Glee Club rehearsal scheduled for Friday -- Student directory to be out Tuesday -- Out of towners from 23 states in school here -- Miss Haymaker to return to classes -- 'Seeing eye' dogs aid study of W.U. girls -- -- Club to formulate plans for Tom-Tom -- Cadets get new practice range -- Ver Weibe explains the mystery of 'Potwin Pit' -- The Greeks had 'A word for it' -- Council planning varsity for K.U. -- Kansas to bring big band to game -- 4-H membership open to school -- Class offices get bids for most useless jobs -- Campus tradition rule students of university -- Collegiate world -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Grad gossip -- Not 1 in 10 knows annex location -- Musical club is enlarging scope -- Philanthropists give funds to disseminate better art -- Sorority and fraternity pledge classes elect officers for term -- Monthly meetings of Y.W.C.A. begun -- Directory tea for freshmen -- Home economics club entertainment at women's tea -- Phi Sig actives to entertain pledges -- Alumni reunion -- Wedding dates of present and former Wichita students known -- Musical sorority has supper meet -- Play nights for faculty -- Colophon will pick pledges tomorrow -- Locals to meet Alva this week -- Girls' pep club if reorganized -- Shocker hurt in touch football -- Shocker's grid season opened last Saturday -- Managers selcted for rocket season -- Plans undersay to make 'W' club permanent thing -- Between the halves / Merrell Kirkpatrick -- Play in badminton tournament begins -- Shockers have more spirit than before -- Rarick's council will hold first meeting Thursday -- Staples loses in bet; pays class -- Intramural bosses named by societies -- Brill named on all state semi-pro tea
Photograph(s): Betty Behmer will aid Bob Keiler. p. 1 -- Curtis Astle will aid successor. p. 1 -- Declaring that students here are very kind, Ruth Rigg, left, and Mary Skrispy, right, blind students of the university, have been cautioned by the Seeing Eye, Inc., that the guidance from other persons may have a harmful effect on their respective dogs, Simone Simone and Myrna Loy. p. 1 -- Ver Weibe. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- [Merrell] Kirkpatrick. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
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Series
The Sunflower
v.43 no.4
v.43 no.4