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The Sunflower, v.45, no.26 (March 21, 1940)
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Sunflower 1940-03-21
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Wichita, Kansas
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1940-03-21
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,McDonald, C. C.
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.45, no.26, Wichita, Kansas, March 21, 1940. - 4 pages.
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Article(s): Kappa Rho Branson is 1940 Queen -- Easter tide observance to be today -- Candidates for Y.W.C.A. are named -- Bus Queen candidates are chosen -- Wilner selects next play cast; Setzer in lead -- Nicholson takes president office in 'Y' balloting -- Haggard speaks to 900 persons in forum series -- Colophon opens first students' picture contest -- Students begin with interviews -- Lewis will be given new army post in summer -- Kansas A.A.U.P. group to meet here March 30 -- Master and mistress of ceremonies for Hippodrome will be Smith and Myers -- McDonald is given honor in Sister Aquinas' thesis -- Spencer placed in good position -- M'Donald to speak on root formations -- Barrett reveals competition day -- W.U. men accepted by medical schools -- English people consider war fruitless attempt -- Jardine to talk to civic groups -- Band leader speaks at Kingman meeting -- Hanson makes trip -- 'Y' groups train at Pitt meeting -- Wholesaler speaks to economics class -- Hanson makes trip -- Five former students announce engagement and marriage plans -- Pi Alpha Pi honors housemother at annual banquet -- Lieurance honored on birthday date -- Campus Snooties selected by Y.M. -- Sepmeier to address language association -- University Dames to have meeting -- Phi Sigs to hold 'Sweater Party' -- Track squad will tangle with Aggies -- Golf, tennis teams have long trips -- Alpha Gams are new intramural cage champions -- CAA examination is passed by 14 -- Wichita defeats Friends in first hockey contest / Bob Jones -- Celery essential energy stimulus, quintet assured -- Rifle team wins second in annual Kemper contest -- Cindermen fare well in Butler, A.A.U. contests -- Barbs' bowling team scores win -- Sorority teams tie basketball tourney honors -- K.U. intramural champs to play Alpha Gam here -- Wrestlers win in tournament
Photograph(s): Parnassus Queen for 1940: Ramona Branson, junior and member of the Epsilon Kappa Rho, has been selected beauty queen for the 1940 Parnassus. p. 1 -- To take lead: Gene Setzer will take the lead in Prof. George D. Wilner's next University dramatics production, "Death Takes a Holiday," to be presented in the University Auditorium April 18, 19 and 20. p. 1 -- Lula Randall. p. 1 -- Jean Braly. p. 1 -- [Mary Florence] Spencer. p. 1 -- Hippodrome entries come in: Chairmen for the all-school Hippodrome (left to right) Catherine Dedrick, Bob Baird, and Norma Webb are checking campus organizations' plans for the annual event on Saturday, April 27. p. 1 -- Shoemaker is wed: Mrs. John Omer Dressen was the former Mary Loraine Shoemaker, '39, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George O. Shoemaker of Wichita, prior to her marriage to Mr. Dressen, Nov. 5, 1939, in Kingman, Kan. p. 2 -- Newly-elected Y.M.C.A. president: Malcolm Nicholson, junior, was elected president of the University Y.M.C.A. yesterday. His opponent, Bob Branson, will serve as vice president of the 'Y' for the coming year. The new officers will be installed in May. p. 3 -- [Wallace] Wilkins. p. 4
Article(s): Kappa Rho Branson is 1940 Queen -- Easter tide observance to be today -- Candidates for Y.W.C.A. are named -- Bus Queen candidates are chosen -- Wilner selects next play cast; Setzer in lead -- Nicholson takes president office in 'Y' balloting -- Haggard speaks to 900 persons in forum series -- Colophon opens first students' picture contest -- Students begin with interviews -- Lewis will be given new army post in summer -- Kansas A.A.U.P. group to meet here March 30 -- Master and mistress of ceremonies for Hippodrome will be Smith and Myers -- McDonald is given honor in Sister Aquinas' thesis -- Spencer placed in good position -- M'Donald to speak on root formations -- Barrett reveals competition day -- W.U. men accepted by medical schools -- English people consider war fruitless attempt -- Jardine to talk to civic groups -- Band leader speaks at Kingman meeting -- Hanson makes trip -- 'Y' groups train at Pitt meeting -- Wholesaler speaks to economics class -- Hanson makes trip -- Five former students announce engagement and marriage plans -- Pi Alpha Pi honors housemother at annual banquet -- Lieurance honored on birthday date -- Campus Snooties selected by Y.M. -- Sepmeier to address language association -- University Dames to have meeting -- Phi Sigs to hold 'Sweater Party' -- Track squad will tangle with Aggies -- Golf, tennis teams have long trips -- Alpha Gams are new intramural cage champions -- CAA examination is passed by 14 -- Wichita defeats Friends in first hockey contest / Bob Jones -- Celery essential energy stimulus, quintet assured -- Rifle team wins second in annual Kemper contest -- Cindermen fare well in Butler, A.A.U. contests -- Barbs' bowling team scores win -- Sorority teams tie basketball tourney honors -- K.U. intramural champs to play Alpha Gam here -- Wrestlers win in tournament
Photograph(s): Parnassus Queen for 1940: Ramona Branson, junior and member of the Epsilon Kappa Rho, has been selected beauty queen for the 1940 Parnassus. p. 1 -- To take lead: Gene Setzer will take the lead in Prof. George D. Wilner's next University dramatics production, "Death Takes a Holiday," to be presented in the University Auditorium April 18, 19 and 20. p. 1 -- Lula Randall. p. 1 -- Jean Braly. p. 1 -- [Mary Florence] Spencer. p. 1 -- Hippodrome entries come in: Chairmen for the all-school Hippodrome (left to right) Catherine Dedrick, Bob Baird, and Norma Webb are checking campus organizations' plans for the annual event on Saturday, April 27. p. 1 -- Shoemaker is wed: Mrs. John Omer Dressen was the former Mary Loraine Shoemaker, '39, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George O. Shoemaker of Wichita, prior to her marriage to Mr. Dressen, Nov. 5, 1939, in Kingman, Kan. p. 2 -- Newly-elected Y.M.C.A. president: Malcolm Nicholson, junior, was elected president of the University Y.M.C.A. yesterday. His opponent, Bob Branson, will serve as vice president of the 'Y' for the coming year. The new officers will be installed in May. p. 3 -- [Wallace] Wilkins. p. 4
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Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.45 no.26
v.45 no.26