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The Sunflower, v.45, no.23 (February 29, 1940)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1940-02-29
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.45, no.23, Wichita, Kansas, February 29, 1940. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Dinner for lettermen calendared -- City group to present ten prizes -- Political party election is possibility for campus -- Team goes to Iowa U. for debate -- Russia will be subject of lecture -- Registrar lists new university student figures -- University gets praise for gift to Finnish fund -- University play cast entertains K.U. assembly -- Home economics delegates plan to convene here -- Students get aid from NYA grants says professor -- Y.W.C.A. begins spring campaign for membership -- Durham to plan music employed at installation -- Proposed plans of sorority row to be presented -- Music students play over radio -- Science society will hear read -- W.U. delegates attend 'Y' meet -- Harbison heads 'Y' dance plans -- January breaks heating record -- Officer starts revival of chain letter craze -- Democrat clubs elect Redmond -- Bureau places 'grade' teachers -- Flying Shockers spread wings for solo voyagers -- Many W.U. grads are on faculty -- Proposition -- Reaction -- Colleges plan grad exchange -- Fees at Brown to be increased -- Teaching positions come during summer months -- Stadium question is 'when?' -- Science measures work done by kilowatt hour -- Education grads to register now -- Announcements of engagements, marriages made -- Scientific group plans dance for science majors -- Pi Alphs preside at 'Hobo Party' tomorrow night -- Schad and Miller enjoy vacations in sunny South -- Greek chapters announce names of new pledges -- Alpha Phi Omega elects Crosswhite as new president -- Greek organizations accused of being 'snob factories' by former Pi Beta Phi -- Three groups hear political discussion -- Ray Mann is chosen Gamma Alumni head -- Gammas entertain 'visiting firemen' -- Junior girl heads League of Voters -- Kratasha will be home ec speaker -- Sorority will hold annual Mardi Gras -- Dramatic society sponsors benefit -- D. Jackman is elected to Scabbard and Blade -- A.A.U.W. will honor local senior girls -- Orchesis tryouts to decide pledges -- Barb committee plans for dance in commons -- Pi Alphs entertain at informal dinner -- Grady will lecture -- C.I.C. spots to be stakes in Pitt game / Sam Boardman -- Cage play-offs for intramural league to come -- Gebert issues first call for spring football drill -- Principal addresses Dean Sipple's class -- Hornets defeat Shocker quintet by 50-37 score -- Boxers prepare for intramural fistic tourney -- Physical exams are given to 49 -- Read points to odds -- Builders crush Wheatshockers in stiff attack -- Physical Ed minors see Leaders' Club -- Hanson leaves today -- Rifle team has results posted -- Spring football training to begin -- Wallace is better -- Squads compete in cage battles -- 'All-star' game to close season
Photograph(s): Dance chairman: Clyde Harbison, Jr., senior, is chairman of the St. Patrick dance to be sponsored by the campus Y.M.C.A. on March 15 in Henrion Gymnasium. p. 1 -- Campaign Director: Margaret Craig, vice president and membership chairman, has made arrangements for the second-semester membership drive of the campus Y.W.C.A. The active drive will end tomorrow. p. 1 -- [Joe] Redmond. p. 1 -- Schnug is ill: George Schnug, '39, is critically ill in the hospital of Chicago University where he is attending law school. He is believed to be suffering from complications from an acute appendix operation he had when stricken in a debate tournament at Denver two years ago. p. 2 -- Gleason at Washburn: Douglas Gleason, '39, was named president of the collegiate division of the Kansas Young Republican Club at its annual convention Saturday at Topeka. He is now a law student at Washburn. While attending the University, he was president of his senior class and of the campus Young Republican Club. p. 2 -- Party chairmen complete plans: Headlining events for the week-end [sic] will be the novel dances to be given by two campus organizations. Ross Dennison, left, is the chairman of the Pi Alpha Pi social committee which has charge of the "Hobo Party" to be held at the Crestview Country Club tomorrow night. Marjorie Sawtelle, right, is completing arrangements for the Aesculapius dance which will be held in the Henrion Gymnasium Saturday night. p. 3 -- Stars of Gorilla team: Jim Adams and Don Sturdy, Pittsburg stars, led the Gorillas to victory over Wichita in their first meeting, and will oppose the Shockers in their last game on Saturday night. p. 4 -- [Hugo] Voth. p. 4
Article(s): Dinner for lettermen calendared -- City group to present ten prizes -- Political party election is possibility for campus -- Team goes to Iowa U. for debate -- Russia will be subject of lecture -- Registrar lists new university student figures -- University gets praise for gift to Finnish fund -- University play cast entertains K.U. assembly -- Home economics delegates plan to convene here -- Students get aid from NYA grants says professor -- Y.W.C.A. begins spring campaign for membership -- Durham to plan music employed at installation -- Proposed plans of sorority row to be presented -- Music students play over radio -- Science society will hear read -- W.U. delegates attend 'Y' meet -- Harbison heads 'Y' dance plans -- January breaks heating record -- Officer starts revival of chain letter craze -- Democrat clubs elect Redmond -- Bureau places 'grade' teachers -- Flying Shockers spread wings for solo voyagers -- Many W.U. grads are on faculty -- Proposition -- Reaction -- Colleges plan grad exchange -- Fees at Brown to be increased -- Teaching positions come during summer months -- Stadium question is 'when?' -- Science measures work done by kilowatt hour -- Education grads to register now -- Announcements of engagements, marriages made -- Scientific group plans dance for science majors -- Pi Alphs preside at 'Hobo Party' tomorrow night -- Schad and Miller enjoy vacations in sunny South -- Greek chapters announce names of new pledges -- Alpha Phi Omega elects Crosswhite as new president -- Greek organizations accused of being 'snob factories' by former Pi Beta Phi -- Three groups hear political discussion -- Ray Mann is chosen Gamma Alumni head -- Gammas entertain 'visiting firemen' -- Junior girl heads League of Voters -- Kratasha will be home ec speaker -- Sorority will hold annual Mardi Gras -- Dramatic society sponsors benefit -- D. Jackman is elected to Scabbard and Blade -- A.A.U.W. will honor local senior girls -- Orchesis tryouts to decide pledges -- Barb committee plans for dance in commons -- Pi Alphs entertain at informal dinner -- Grady will lecture -- C.I.C. spots to be stakes in Pitt game / Sam Boardman -- Cage play-offs for intramural league to come -- Gebert issues first call for spring football drill -- Principal addresses Dean Sipple's class -- Hornets defeat Shocker quintet by 50-37 score -- Boxers prepare for intramural fistic tourney -- Physical exams are given to 49 -- Read points to odds -- Builders crush Wheatshockers in stiff attack -- Physical Ed minors see Leaders' Club -- Hanson leaves today -- Rifle team has results posted -- Spring football training to begin -- Wallace is better -- Squads compete in cage battles -- 'All-star' game to close season
Photograph(s): Dance chairman: Clyde Harbison, Jr., senior, is chairman of the St. Patrick dance to be sponsored by the campus Y.M.C.A. on March 15 in Henrion Gymnasium. p. 1 -- Campaign Director: Margaret Craig, vice president and membership chairman, has made arrangements for the second-semester membership drive of the campus Y.W.C.A. The active drive will end tomorrow. p. 1 -- [Joe] Redmond. p. 1 -- Schnug is ill: George Schnug, '39, is critically ill in the hospital of Chicago University where he is attending law school. He is believed to be suffering from complications from an acute appendix operation he had when stricken in a debate tournament at Denver two years ago. p. 2 -- Gleason at Washburn: Douglas Gleason, '39, was named president of the collegiate division of the Kansas Young Republican Club at its annual convention Saturday at Topeka. He is now a law student at Washburn. While attending the University, he was president of his senior class and of the campus Young Republican Club. p. 2 -- Party chairmen complete plans: Headlining events for the week-end [sic] will be the novel dances to be given by two campus organizations. Ross Dennison, left, is the chairman of the Pi Alpha Pi social committee which has charge of the "Hobo Party" to be held at the Crestview Country Club tomorrow night. Marjorie Sawtelle, right, is completing arrangements for the Aesculapius dance which will be held in the Henrion Gymnasium Saturday night. p. 3 -- Stars of Gorilla team: Jim Adams and Don Sturdy, Pittsburg stars, led the Gorillas to victory over Wichita in their first meeting, and will oppose the Shockers in their last game on Saturday night. p. 4 -- [Hugo] Voth. p. 4
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.45 no.23
v.45 no.23