The Sunflower, v.44, no.09 (November 10, 1938)
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1938-11-10
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Lieurance, Thurlow, 1878-1963 , Presidents' residences
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.44, no.9, Wichita, Kansas, November 10, 1938. - 6 pages
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Article(s): Homecoming plans complete: More than 1,000 grads expected for homecoming -- Spotlighting the campus -- Forum will open series here Nov. 16 -- Student hours of consultation up 17 percent -- Walling is addition to university staff -- Lieurance's 'Minnetonka' goes on swing rampage -- Transfer system installed here -- Students named to committees for new work -- Wichita's R.O.T.C. band is largest in W.U. history -- Army convo to be held here Nov. 11 -- Next week will close yearbook photo schedule -- Coming recovery will soon arrive cites B.A. head -- Candid cameras record 1938-39 campus history -- Informal talk of local dean is news story -- University again has music meet -- Ground broken for library by head of Regents -- Housemother of Theta contends coeds improved -- Brincefield is queen of homecoming festivities -- Supper, bonfire, snake dance to be tomorrow -- 'Victory' to be theme at varsity feting queen -- Library begun yesterday; can dormitories be next -- New library should put zest in academic life -- Four score and seven years is 75 years old -- Modern advertising has been economic blessing -- On the hill / Marge Gray -- Collegiate world -- Political parties are as old as democracy -- Everything from soup to nuts found in books -- Student opinion / Frank E. Rolf -- Grad gossip -- Current addition of library and President's home to campus buildings increases University of Wichita's total evaluation from $1,626,425-Elliott -- Spaeth is speaker at dinner meeting -- Howard college student sets new world record -- Merrill is head of 4-H members -- Red light tells dinner speakers when time's up -- Mills College featured here -- Books on education received by library -- Four delegates to A.C.P. meet back to school -- Masculine roles are yet unfilled -- Dartmouth team may come here -- School awarded thanks by chest -- Forestry expert says erosion by wind remediable -- Campus Greeks to fete queen, Homecomers at many reunions -- Phi Sigs to have stag on Saturday -- Websters' have founders stag on Monday evening -- Alpha Taus have 'hit parade' party -- Roundabout -- Coffee to fete returing grads following game -- Spread to recede pledge court -- Pledges feted at Kappa Delt dinner -- Moving pictures shot of boosters -- Brincefield will be honored at Webster dinner -- Annual military ball to feature review of unit -- Sorosis to sponsor book review -- Simonet chooses bridal attendants -- Luncheon given by W.U. secretaries -- Champs are primed for CIC threat -- Vikings, Vandals place first and second in meet -- Sports wise / Katy Dedrick-- Wholesale walk out at Oregon hard on pledges -- Hays score is first by loop team -- Barbs ahead of Gammas in race -- From the sidelines / Bob Campbell -- Novel game without extra point is tried -- Horseshoe title won by Guillard -- Wichita assured first place tie with Tiger win -- Today's gridiron Giants Pygmies to forerunners -- Class in boxing, wrestling ready
Photograph(s): Spotlighting the campus: Paul Henrion, '18, president of the Alumni Association, is this week urging all University graduates to attend the forthcoming Homecoming celebrations now being planned by faculty, alumni and student committees. p. 1 -- Mary Evelyn Brincefield, senior, will reign over all Homecoming festivities Saturday. Her majesty is a member of the Barb organization, is vice president of the Y.W.C.A. and president of Matrix, honorary journalism sorority. p. 1 -- Douglas Nunn, senior, has been chosen by Miss Brincefield as her escort. He will escort the Queen to the Homecoming football game, to the Webster dinner to be given in her honor, and to the varsity Saturday evening. Mr. Nunn is a Pi Alpha Pi. p. 1 -- Katherine Israel, senior, and recently elected Honorary Colonel, is chairman of the Student Council Homecoming committee. She is a member of the Alpha Tau Sigma sorority. p. 1 -- Arthur Kallet, co-author of the non-fiction book, "100,000,000 Guinea Pigs," will be the first speaker presented on this year's Student Forum series,which begins Wednesday, Nov. 16. p. 1 -- Students look on as S. C. Brennan, chairman of the Univesity Board of Regents broke the ground formally, beginning the construction of the new $120,000 University Library. Roy W. Elliott (left) comptroller, and W. M. Jardine, (right), president, aided in the ceremonies. Other dignitaries present were: Otto Souders, member of the Board of Regents; Ed Forsbloom, architect; W. P. Swanson, WPA representative. p. 1 -- Marsh back for Homecoming: Last year's Homecoming Queen, Virginia Marsh, who is now teaching music in the Carmen, Okla. public schools is expected to be among the throng of former Wichita U-ites who return to campus this week-end. p. 2 -- Cies on committee: Mary Cies, ex-Honorary Colonel of 1937, is working on the alumni committee for Homecoming. Mary Cies is employed at the Morgan Acid Incorporated, where is has worked since her graduation in 1937. p. 2 -- Glades in Chiago: John Glades, former Barb president and graduate of 1938, was one of seven college students who attended the dinner of the Chicago Area Project on the occasion of the publication of "Brothers in Crime," first of a series of volumes arising out of research work in various communities of the city. p. 2 -- Hite with Kansas: Kathleen Hite, '38, and now is working as continuity writer for broadcaster KANS. Miss Hite is past president of Sorosis sorority and was a prominent member of the Sunflower staff. p. 2 -- Beebe in Washington: John Beebe, '37, is now attending George Washington University in Washington, D.C. His address is 2121 New York Avenue, Northwest Apartment 503, Washington D.C. p. 2 -- President Jardine's new home. p. 3 -- "Welcome Grads": In the greeting of these girls for Homecoming next Saturday. The are, top row, left to right, Dorothy Strickland, June Illgner, Margaret Alexander, Jean Braley, Avenelle Clark, Jane Schnitzler, and Jeanne Lewis. Bottom row, left to right, Dorothy Toland, Ruth Williams, Martha Barrett, Katherine Israel, and Mary Jean Shaft. p. 5 -- "Two Ton Tony" Lokamp, who performs at the tackle position for the Emporia State Hornets, is one of the most feared men in the conference. In his third season at Emporia, he packs 240 pounds of weight with unusual speed and opens holes better than a truck. p. 6 -- [Katy] Dedrick. p. 6
Article(s): Homecoming plans complete: More than 1,000 grads expected for homecoming -- Spotlighting the campus -- Forum will open series here Nov. 16 -- Student hours of consultation up 17 percent -- Walling is addition to university staff -- Lieurance's 'Minnetonka' goes on swing rampage -- Transfer system installed here -- Students named to committees for new work -- Wichita's R.O.T.C. band is largest in W.U. history -- Army convo to be held here Nov. 11 -- Next week will close yearbook photo schedule -- Coming recovery will soon arrive cites B.A. head -- Candid cameras record 1938-39 campus history -- Informal talk of local dean is news story -- University again has music meet -- Ground broken for library by head of Regents -- Housemother of Theta contends coeds improved -- Brincefield is queen of homecoming festivities -- Supper, bonfire, snake dance to be tomorrow -- 'Victory' to be theme at varsity feting queen -- Library begun yesterday; can dormitories be next -- New library should put zest in academic life -- Four score and seven years is 75 years old -- Modern advertising has been economic blessing -- On the hill / Marge Gray -- Collegiate world -- Political parties are as old as democracy -- Everything from soup to nuts found in books -- Student opinion / Frank E. Rolf -- Grad gossip -- Current addition of library and President's home to campus buildings increases University of Wichita's total evaluation from $1,626,425-Elliott -- Spaeth is speaker at dinner meeting -- Howard college student sets new world record -- Merrill is head of 4-H members -- Red light tells dinner speakers when time's up -- Mills College featured here -- Books on education received by library -- Four delegates to A.C.P. meet back to school -- Masculine roles are yet unfilled -- Dartmouth team may come here -- School awarded thanks by chest -- Forestry expert says erosion by wind remediable -- Campus Greeks to fete queen, Homecomers at many reunions -- Phi Sigs to have stag on Saturday -- Websters' have founders stag on Monday evening -- Alpha Taus have 'hit parade' party -- Roundabout -- Coffee to fete returing grads following game -- Spread to recede pledge court -- Pledges feted at Kappa Delt dinner -- Moving pictures shot of boosters -- Brincefield will be honored at Webster dinner -- Annual military ball to feature review of unit -- Sorosis to sponsor book review -- Simonet chooses bridal attendants -- Luncheon given by W.U. secretaries -- Champs are primed for CIC threat -- Vikings, Vandals place first and second in meet -- Sports wise / Katy Dedrick-- Wholesale walk out at Oregon hard on pledges -- Hays score is first by loop team -- Barbs ahead of Gammas in race -- From the sidelines / Bob Campbell -- Novel game without extra point is tried -- Horseshoe title won by Guillard -- Wichita assured first place tie with Tiger win -- Today's gridiron Giants Pygmies to forerunners -- Class in boxing, wrestling ready
Photograph(s): Spotlighting the campus: Paul Henrion, '18, president of the Alumni Association, is this week urging all University graduates to attend the forthcoming Homecoming celebrations now being planned by faculty, alumni and student committees. p. 1 -- Mary Evelyn Brincefield, senior, will reign over all Homecoming festivities Saturday. Her majesty is a member of the Barb organization, is vice president of the Y.W.C.A. and president of Matrix, honorary journalism sorority. p. 1 -- Douglas Nunn, senior, has been chosen by Miss Brincefield as her escort. He will escort the Queen to the Homecoming football game, to the Webster dinner to be given in her honor, and to the varsity Saturday evening. Mr. Nunn is a Pi Alpha Pi. p. 1 -- Katherine Israel, senior, and recently elected Honorary Colonel, is chairman of the Student Council Homecoming committee. She is a member of the Alpha Tau Sigma sorority. p. 1 -- Arthur Kallet, co-author of the non-fiction book, "100,000,000 Guinea Pigs," will be the first speaker presented on this year's Student Forum series,which begins Wednesday, Nov. 16. p. 1 -- Students look on as S. C. Brennan, chairman of the Univesity Board of Regents broke the ground formally, beginning the construction of the new $120,000 University Library. Roy W. Elliott (left) comptroller, and W. M. Jardine, (right), president, aided in the ceremonies. Other dignitaries present were: Otto Souders, member of the Board of Regents; Ed Forsbloom, architect; W. P. Swanson, WPA representative. p. 1 -- Marsh back for Homecoming: Last year's Homecoming Queen, Virginia Marsh, who is now teaching music in the Carmen, Okla. public schools is expected to be among the throng of former Wichita U-ites who return to campus this week-end. p. 2 -- Cies on committee: Mary Cies, ex-Honorary Colonel of 1937, is working on the alumni committee for Homecoming. Mary Cies is employed at the Morgan Acid Incorporated, where is has worked since her graduation in 1937. p. 2 -- Glades in Chiago: John Glades, former Barb president and graduate of 1938, was one of seven college students who attended the dinner of the Chicago Area Project on the occasion of the publication of "Brothers in Crime," first of a series of volumes arising out of research work in various communities of the city. p. 2 -- Hite with Kansas: Kathleen Hite, '38, and now is working as continuity writer for broadcaster KANS. Miss Hite is past president of Sorosis sorority and was a prominent member of the Sunflower staff. p. 2 -- Beebe in Washington: John Beebe, '37, is now attending George Washington University in Washington, D.C. His address is 2121 New York Avenue, Northwest Apartment 503, Washington D.C. p. 2 -- President Jardine's new home. p. 3 -- "Welcome Grads": In the greeting of these girls for Homecoming next Saturday. The are, top row, left to right, Dorothy Strickland, June Illgner, Margaret Alexander, Jean Braley, Avenelle Clark, Jane Schnitzler, and Jeanne Lewis. Bottom row, left to right, Dorothy Toland, Ruth Williams, Martha Barrett, Katherine Israel, and Mary Jean Shaft. p. 5 -- "Two Ton Tony" Lokamp, who performs at the tackle position for the Emporia State Hornets, is one of the most feared men in the conference. In his third season at Emporia, he packs 240 pounds of weight with unusual speed and opens holes better than a truck. p. 6 -- [Katy] Dedrick. p. 6
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University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.44 no.9
v.44 no.9