The Sunflower, v.41, no.07 (October 24, 1935)
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Issue Date
1935-10-24
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Jardine, William Marion, 1879-1955 , Enrollment
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.41, no.7, Wichita, Kansas, October 24, 1935. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Guest bands will perform during games -- Full season for debators -- Emporia head speaker hear -- W.U. radio skit Monday over KFH -- Jardine is still head of Univeristy - not governor yet -- Grad group gives dinner -- Two classes attain new high record -- Elect queen tomorrow: Barbs unite with Shocker Party again -- Reading speed is tested by a new correction machine -- Wichita has new school -- Several teachers to go to Lawrence -- Plan program for meeting -- Library to buy new magazines -- Sunflower is nationally recognized / Edwin Thomas -- More than half of failures attributed to late starting -- If peace is to be achieved - it will be by law and opinion -- Short pants / Kathleen Nite -- Collegiate world -- University bulletin -- Homecoming is next weekend -- Geology class takes trip -- Roundabout -- University society: Kappa Rhos will have informal; Sorosis pledges give dinner Saturday night; Members of faculty honored with dinner; Webster Men to give dance; Date announced for Cardwell-Ritchie vows; Stella Scurlock is honored at dinner; Pi Alpha Pi frat will give party; Coffman-Austin vows made known; Kappa Rho sorority has 'Top Hat' bridge; Popular student is wed Saturday eve -- Rivals bring large squad -- Phi Sigs throw Barbs for loss -- Siwash's record is broken by Albany -- Women's sport glances / Katrhyn Ann Emery -- Fort Hays State downs Shockers -- Men's sport shorts / Jack Cole -- Emporia still leads league -- Date of Winfield game is changed -- Hockey club takes new constitution
Photograph(s): Visits campus: Thomas W. Butcher, president of Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, was the speaker in a general convocation Wednesday morning. He was introduced to the student body by Pres. W. M. Jardine. p. 1 -- One will be homecoming queen: But which one? That is the question which will be decided by the Shocker students in the annual homecoming election tomorrow. Miss Katherine Templeton, left, Sorosis sorority president, will oppose Miss Geneva Kehr, non-sorority, in the balloting which is to be held in the University building at Seventeenth and Fairmount Avenues. p. 1 -- Loy Wood. p. 2 -- Party head: Miss Margaret York, of Epsilon Kappa Rho Sorority is in charge of the informal dance to be given by her organization Friday night. p. 3 -- Plan parties for fraternities: These two young men of the University having aided their fraternities in making plans for their respective parties this weekend. Bill Hunker, left, is affiliated with Pi Alpha Pi fraternity, while Lawrence Hall is with Men of Webster. p. 3 -- Gorilla grid stars: Ernest ["Bud"] Sellman, halfback; Leland Smith, quarterback; Bill Nylec, guard. p. 4 -- Three letter Gorillas: Elmer Wells of Gridely, Kas., is a tackle on the Pittsburg State Teachers' eleven which meets the Shockers here Saturday afternoon. He carries gracefully the 203 pounds that makes him a dangerous foe. Chris Killan, Clay Center, is a punter, ball carrier and passer, making him the most versatile man on the Pittsburg team. p. 4
"Slips happen very seldom"
"Let's fool Pittsburg"
Article(s): Guest bands will perform during games -- Full season for debators -- Emporia head speaker hear -- W.U. radio skit Monday over KFH -- Jardine is still head of Univeristy - not governor yet -- Grad group gives dinner -- Two classes attain new high record -- Elect queen tomorrow: Barbs unite with Shocker Party again -- Reading speed is tested by a new correction machine -- Wichita has new school -- Several teachers to go to Lawrence -- Plan program for meeting -- Library to buy new magazines -- Sunflower is nationally recognized / Edwin Thomas -- More than half of failures attributed to late starting -- If peace is to be achieved - it will be by law and opinion -- Short pants / Kathleen Nite -- Collegiate world -- University bulletin -- Homecoming is next weekend -- Geology class takes trip -- Roundabout -- University society: Kappa Rhos will have informal; Sorosis pledges give dinner Saturday night; Members of faculty honored with dinner; Webster Men to give dance; Date announced for Cardwell-Ritchie vows; Stella Scurlock is honored at dinner; Pi Alpha Pi frat will give party; Coffman-Austin vows made known; Kappa Rho sorority has 'Top Hat' bridge; Popular student is wed Saturday eve -- Rivals bring large squad -- Phi Sigs throw Barbs for loss -- Siwash's record is broken by Albany -- Women's sport glances / Katrhyn Ann Emery -- Fort Hays State downs Shockers -- Men's sport shorts / Jack Cole -- Emporia still leads league -- Date of Winfield game is changed -- Hockey club takes new constitution
Photograph(s): Visits campus: Thomas W. Butcher, president of Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, was the speaker in a general convocation Wednesday morning. He was introduced to the student body by Pres. W. M. Jardine. p. 1 -- One will be homecoming queen: But which one? That is the question which will be decided by the Shocker students in the annual homecoming election tomorrow. Miss Katherine Templeton, left, Sorosis sorority president, will oppose Miss Geneva Kehr, non-sorority, in the balloting which is to be held in the University building at Seventeenth and Fairmount Avenues. p. 1 -- Loy Wood. p. 2 -- Party head: Miss Margaret York, of Epsilon Kappa Rho Sorority is in charge of the informal dance to be given by her organization Friday night. p. 3 -- Plan parties for fraternities: These two young men of the University having aided their fraternities in making plans for their respective parties this weekend. Bill Hunker, left, is affiliated with Pi Alpha Pi fraternity, while Lawrence Hall is with Men of Webster. p. 3 -- Gorilla grid stars: Ernest ["Bud"] Sellman, halfback; Leland Smith, quarterback; Bill Nylec, guard. p. 4 -- Three letter Gorillas: Elmer Wells of Gridely, Kas., is a tackle on the Pittsburg State Teachers' eleven which meets the Shockers here Saturday afternoon. He carries gracefully the 203 pounds that makes him a dangerous foe. Chris Killan, Clay Center, is a punter, ball carrier and passer, making him the most versatile man on the Pittsburg team. p. 4
"Slips happen very seldom"
"Let's fool Pittsburg"
Publisher
University of Wichita
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Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.41 no.7
v.41 no.7