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The Sunflower, v.42, no.24 (March 4, 1937)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1937-03-04
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Wilner, George,Campus surveys,Religion
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.42, no.24, Wichita, Kansas, March 4, 1937. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Swiss drama, 'William Tell' for Monday – Council decides in additions to school lounge -- Vaccinations meted out to 665 students -- Officers name all committees on Wednesday -- Co-operative purchasing plan used at Friends -- Creative Club opens contest for 'authors' -- Debaters will speak on KFH -- Kemper team to be chosen by tomorrow -- Mrs. Sepmeier in symposium -- Promotions are awarded cadets -- Prexy inserts a day in week -- Students here have interest in religionism --'Afternoons' are started by council -- No changes in ouster order; frats in dark -- Kansas geology is Jewett's subject --"Double Door" premier tonight -- Barbs pledged to assist new plan of action -- Open shelf added for student use -- School methods discussed at N.E.A. meeting -- Craig second in Iowa meet – Modern science nurses human sympathy when disease appears -- Play "Double Door" is well worth small admission charge -- Junior prom fills a need in school social activities -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world – University bulletin -- Prof's notes may adorn margins of used books -- Jardine speaks to Rotary Club -- Art Club attends Staple's lecture -- Student opinion -/ Frank Malone -- School is given tax allocation -- St. Partick dance is planned by sorority – Junior prom is weekend event -- Sorosis sorority will entertain their dads -- Members of Phi Sig to initiate pledges -- Roundabout -- Fraternity Mother's Club has dinner party -- Hippodrome scheduled for Friday, April 9 -- Matrix holds pledge services -- League helps in flood area -- Nordy Hoffman speaks at Pi Alpha Pi dinner -- Alexander-Ash vows are read -- Benefit bridge held by laboratory staff -- Library issues book bulletins -- Phi Sigs inaugurate new discussion groups -- Barbs have fourth of monthly parties -- Former students will be married March 12 -- Graduate gives finance course – Sophomore students, Hege, seriously ill -- Palmer opens study classes -- Jardine-Peacock vows read in New York City -- Supper to be given members of division -- Colophon to meet tomorrow in Pine Room for breakfast -- Alpha Gams will hold informal dance, March 12 -- Wichita out to beat old cage rivals -- Male 'Hoofers' out to please -- The sporting thing / Floyd Snitz -- Spring football practice will begin Monday -- Gridsters are champs -- Hoffman gets big squad for track season -- Women's sport glances / Laura Howard -- Goldbugs are victors over Hennigh's men -- Shockers lose to Tiger team
Photograph(s): Safeguard: Smilingly Miss Vera Barker presents her arm for vaccination by Dr. S. W. Shaw, school physician. p. 1 -- Director: George D. Wallace, head of the dramatics department, who presents the play "Double Door" tonight and Friday night in the auditorium of the University. p. 1 -- Cast for "Double Door": The first presentation of "Double Door" tonight will introduce the cast. Left to right, they are: Gene Setzer as Rip; , Mary Elsie Reser as Victoria Van Bret; Katherine Lansdowne as Caroline Van Bret; Virginia Marsh as Ann Darrow, and Ralph Harding as Sully. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Juniors: Assisting with the plans of the Junior Prom, to be held Saturday night in the gym are (left) Miss Vera Wells, and Miss Mary Margaret Schroeder. p. 3
Article(s): Swiss drama, 'William Tell' for Monday – Council decides in additions to school lounge -- Vaccinations meted out to 665 students -- Officers name all committees on Wednesday -- Co-operative purchasing plan used at Friends -- Creative Club opens contest for 'authors' -- Debaters will speak on KFH -- Kemper team to be chosen by tomorrow -- Mrs. Sepmeier in symposium -- Promotions are awarded cadets -- Prexy inserts a day in week -- Students here have interest in religionism --'Afternoons' are started by council -- No changes in ouster order; frats in dark -- Kansas geology is Jewett's subject --"Double Door" premier tonight -- Barbs pledged to assist new plan of action -- Open shelf added for student use -- School methods discussed at N.E.A. meeting -- Craig second in Iowa meet – Modern science nurses human sympathy when disease appears -- Play "Double Door" is well worth small admission charge -- Junior prom fills a need in school social activities -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world – University bulletin -- Prof's notes may adorn margins of used books -- Jardine speaks to Rotary Club -- Art Club attends Staple's lecture -- Student opinion -/ Frank Malone -- School is given tax allocation -- St. Partick dance is planned by sorority – Junior prom is weekend event -- Sorosis sorority will entertain their dads -- Members of Phi Sig to initiate pledges -- Roundabout -- Fraternity Mother's Club has dinner party -- Hippodrome scheduled for Friday, April 9 -- Matrix holds pledge services -- League helps in flood area -- Nordy Hoffman speaks at Pi Alpha Pi dinner -- Alexander-Ash vows are read -- Benefit bridge held by laboratory staff -- Library issues book bulletins -- Phi Sigs inaugurate new discussion groups -- Barbs have fourth of monthly parties -- Former students will be married March 12 -- Graduate gives finance course – Sophomore students, Hege, seriously ill -- Palmer opens study classes -- Jardine-Peacock vows read in New York City -- Supper to be given members of division -- Colophon to meet tomorrow in Pine Room for breakfast -- Alpha Gams will hold informal dance, March 12 -- Wichita out to beat old cage rivals -- Male 'Hoofers' out to please -- The sporting thing / Floyd Snitz -- Spring football practice will begin Monday -- Gridsters are champs -- Hoffman gets big squad for track season -- Women's sport glances / Laura Howard -- Goldbugs are victors over Hennigh's men -- Shockers lose to Tiger team
Photograph(s): Safeguard: Smilingly Miss Vera Barker presents her arm for vaccination by Dr. S. W. Shaw, school physician. p. 1 -- Director: George D. Wallace, head of the dramatics department, who presents the play "Double Door" tonight and Friday night in the auditorium of the University. p. 1 -- Cast for "Double Door": The first presentation of "Double Door" tonight will introduce the cast. Left to right, they are: Gene Setzer as Rip; , Mary Elsie Reser as Victoria Van Bret; Katherine Lansdowne as Caroline Van Bret; Virginia Marsh as Ann Darrow, and Ralph Harding as Sully. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Juniors: Assisting with the plans of the Junior Prom, to be held Saturday night in the gym are (left) Miss Vera Wells, and Miss Mary Margaret Schroeder. p. 3
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Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.42 no.24
v.42 no.24