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The Sunflower, v.44, no.27 (March 30, 1939)
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Sunflower 1939-03-30
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Wichita, Kansas
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1939-03-30
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals
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Wichita State University
Wichita, Kansas
College newspapers and periodicals
Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers
Universities and colleges
Student publications
Wichita State University -- History
Wichita, Kansas
College newspapers and periodicals
Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers
Universities and colleges
Student publications
Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.44, no.27, Wichita, Kansas, March 30, 1939. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Musicians from 46 state high schools coming for festival -- Taxi-varsity is tomorrow night -- Job service planned by committee -- Students to get two vacations -- Organization leaders indicate six candidates will run for May Day honors Wednesday: Williams, Reser, Carr are indicated as candidates ; Various campus groups make statements of policy -- R.O.T.C. band and Eagle head are convo features -- Student forum group to begin reorganization -- W.U. Hippodrome annual carnival to be April 21 -- Wilner changes cast members of 'Stage Door' -- Band concerts are scheduled on two-day trip -- Chinese speaker to appear here -- Speaking bureau is established by department -- Gaffney injured by explosion in chemistry lab -- Final plans for graduating class near completion -- 'Y' conference well attended -- Foreign movie to show April 12 -- Professors will attend meeting -- Ver Wiebe again to edit bulletin -- Beito will head astronomy group -- W.U. professors attend meeting -- Board to study sorority sites -- Fine Arts group stages program -- Students active in radio series -- R.O.T.C. federal inspection soon -- Fine Arts students win audition honors -- Math professors go to Manhattan -- Carolina U. appoints Cook lab assistant -- Geologic past: topic of Cooper's speech -- Change time of Marguerite Campbell's program over KANS -- McCarty returns after flu attack -- Wichita site of experiment / Cope -- Study marriage problems / Intercollegiate -- Scabbard, Blade will preside at initiation rites -- Judges will announce B.D.O.C. contest winner Friday at dance -- 'Transportation Queen' selection set for April 12 -- University French head will preside at branch meeting -- Dramatics group announces pledges -- Six are initiated into Pi Sigma Alpha -- Department head will be honored -- Club has picnic Sunday at camp -- Beta Nu presides at pledge rites -- Sociology class completing maps as semester project -- Wendell Dunsworth preparing program at Children's Home -- Marr takes six to Lone Star relays -- Bob is not only cinder star of Christian family -- Colorado State first opponent in golf, tennis -- Dates are set for intramural -- Wrestlers enter K.C. tournament -- Holyoke team is boxing champion -- Butler comes for dual next Wednesday -- Lewis elected F.W.S.R.A. prexy
Photograph(s): Maj. Walter Duerksen. p. 1 -- Williams ; Carr ; Harding ; Reser ; Gillenwater ; Ahlberg. p. 1 -- Pictured above are Ruth Williams, Alice Jane Brown, Jeanne Care and Janet Tudhope, who are contest judges. Katherine Israel, also a judge, is not pictured. p. 3
Article(s): Musicians from 46 state high schools coming for festival -- Taxi-varsity is tomorrow night -- Job service planned by committee -- Students to get two vacations -- Organization leaders indicate six candidates will run for May Day honors Wednesday: Williams, Reser, Carr are indicated as candidates ; Various campus groups make statements of policy -- R.O.T.C. band and Eagle head are convo features -- Student forum group to begin reorganization -- W.U. Hippodrome annual carnival to be April 21 -- Wilner changes cast members of 'Stage Door' -- Band concerts are scheduled on two-day trip -- Chinese speaker to appear here -- Speaking bureau is established by department -- Gaffney injured by explosion in chemistry lab -- Final plans for graduating class near completion -- 'Y' conference well attended -- Foreign movie to show April 12 -- Professors will attend meeting -- Ver Wiebe again to edit bulletin -- Beito will head astronomy group -- W.U. professors attend meeting -- Board to study sorority sites -- Fine Arts group stages program -- Students active in radio series -- R.O.T.C. federal inspection soon -- Fine Arts students win audition honors -- Math professors go to Manhattan -- Carolina U. appoints Cook lab assistant -- Geologic past: topic of Cooper's speech -- Change time of Marguerite Campbell's program over KANS -- McCarty returns after flu attack -- Wichita site of experiment / Cope -- Study marriage problems / Intercollegiate -- Scabbard, Blade will preside at initiation rites -- Judges will announce B.D.O.C. contest winner Friday at dance -- 'Transportation Queen' selection set for April 12 -- University French head will preside at branch meeting -- Dramatics group announces pledges -- Six are initiated into Pi Sigma Alpha -- Department head will be honored -- Club has picnic Sunday at camp -- Beta Nu presides at pledge rites -- Sociology class completing maps as semester project -- Wendell Dunsworth preparing program at Children's Home -- Marr takes six to Lone Star relays -- Bob is not only cinder star of Christian family -- Colorado State first opponent in golf, tennis -- Dates are set for intramural -- Wrestlers enter K.C. tournament -- Holyoke team is boxing champion -- Butler comes for dual next Wednesday -- Lewis elected F.W.S.R.A. prexy
Photograph(s): Maj. Walter Duerksen. p. 1 -- Williams ; Carr ; Harding ; Reser ; Gillenwater ; Ahlberg. p. 1 -- Pictured above are Ruth Williams, Alice Jane Brown, Jeanne Care and Janet Tudhope, who are contest judges. Katherine Israel, also a judge, is not pictured. p. 3
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.44 no.27
v.44 no.27