The Sunflower, v.43, no.07 (October 21, 1937)
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1937-10-21
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Archery Club , Coed band , Staples, Clayton Henri, 1892-1978 , Men's Pep Club
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.43, no.7, Wichita, Kansas, October 21, 1937. - 4 pages
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Week-end weather: Probable showers with temperatures generally moderate throughout the weekend.
The Sunflower is now a member of the Intercollegiate Press Association in addition to its other quality news and feature services.
Article(s): Play to be given only 2 evenings -- Parnassus will launch pix contest -- Ecologic request returned C.O.D. -- Special run is planned to Emporia -- Oklahoma student appeals for coat -- Homecoming is set for Hays game -- Ver Weibe goes to Pennsylvania for convention -- College editors lean trends at news convention -- Scientist calls sun a 'weakling' -- Barbs to elect officers today at noon meeting -- Jane Evans will assist in speech -- Storage room in Commons is ready -- 28 are internes for government -- Allman speaks to credit group -- Men's pep club will reorganize -- Fire prevention in speech topic -- New club holds initial meeting -- First archery club meeting next week -- Speech science is added to '37 chest -- Bentley funeral at Grace M.E. Church -- Women musicians for coed band -- 'Mister' may supplant 'doctor' and 'professor' -- Rustenback blown glass art exhibit in science -- Speaker appearance dates are changed -- University receives $15,933.20 of taxes -- Sievers to address Augusta civic clubs -- What about that peace treaty, Southwestern? -- Education week demands attention of W.U. parents -- Check on your grades? It's mighty good policy -- Literary digest is dead of smugness and error -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Grad gossip -- City's drama season to open October 21 -- Staples finishes gold leaf frame -- Officials go to meeting Oct. 26 -- Additional society: Scouters endorse safety campaign; McNeil is elected head of Glee Club; Faculty members are guests of Pi Alpha Pi; German Round Table to meet; Webster mothers plan benefit tea -- Six former university students schedule fall season marriages -- Allman and Wilner to speak -- Alpha Tau Sigma to fete pledges tomorrow night -- Sororsis sorority will fete pledges at dance -- Telegram favor dance is Kappa Rho feature -- Pi Kappa Psi will fete pledges at party Nov. 5 -- Federation sponsors Wednesday fun frolic -- University Y.W.C.A. will see two reels of sound film at meeting -- Mikesell will address teachers at Kleburne -- Beta Nu pledges more than score of Tuesday -- French club will have literary meet Oct. 25 -- It's a free swing tomorrow -- Matrix-Colophon have joint dinner -- Kappa Delta have steak fry Oct. 18 -- Omega Upsilon pledge services to be Oct. 26 -- Women business majors to have supper meeting -- Pi Alphs to have paddle party for new pledge class -- Roundabout -- Sororities will be feted by Pi Alpha -- Read to speak at Tau Omega meet -- W.U. leaves today for Brookings -- Cage practice gets under way -- Shockers, Tigers lead in CIC race -- No intramurals for Wellhausen -- Men of Webster and Alpha Gams are undefeated -- Between the halves / Merrell Kirkpatrick -- Hockey tournament to open next week -- Second round to be finished by Oct. 27 -- Teams expenses are guaranteed -- Shockers score in conference
Photograph(s): Play casts are picked: Two separate casts for "Meet the Wife" were announced this week by George D. Wilner. The play will be given on Oct. 28 and 29. Shown above are Katherine Lansdowne, Ann Nichols, Raelph Harding, Gene Setzer, Hample Fairleigh, and Stanley Diamond. Members of the other cast are, back row, George Batka, Malcolm Nicholson, Merle Millham; front row, Dorothy Perry, Stanley Hamilton, and Ruth Williams. The latter group wll give the initial performance. p. 1 -- [Jane] Evans. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Y. W. women officiate: These six women have charge of the monthly Y.W.C.A. meeting next Wednesday. They are Martha Barrett, Eleanor Doty, Katharine Israel, Gail Frank, Mary Jean Shaft, and Kathleen Keating. p. 3 -- Glee Club heads elected: Newly elected officers of the University Girls' Glee Club are Myrabel McNeil, president; Velma Mae Popkins, secretary-treasurer and accompanist; Bonnie Meyer, business manager; and Vivian Schmidt, librarian. The group, under the direction of Harry M. Kaufmann, is now rehearsing for it's public concert scheduled last this semester. p. 3 -- South Dakota's veteran line: The Jackrabbit coach is depending largely upon the South Dakota veteran line - the front wall to stop the Shocker offense. The Dakota team is hoping to reverse the results of last year's game which ended 20 - 0 in favor of Wichita. The local squad is free from injuries. All are understood to be eligible from a scholastic standpoint. p. 4
Week-end weather: Probable showers with temperatures generally moderate throughout the weekend.
The Sunflower is now a member of the Intercollegiate Press Association in addition to its other quality news and feature services.
Article(s): Play to be given only 2 evenings -- Parnassus will launch pix contest -- Ecologic request returned C.O.D. -- Special run is planned to Emporia -- Oklahoma student appeals for coat -- Homecoming is set for Hays game -- Ver Weibe goes to Pennsylvania for convention -- College editors lean trends at news convention -- Scientist calls sun a 'weakling' -- Barbs to elect officers today at noon meeting -- Jane Evans will assist in speech -- Storage room in Commons is ready -- 28 are internes for government -- Allman speaks to credit group -- Men's pep club will reorganize -- Fire prevention in speech topic -- New club holds initial meeting -- First archery club meeting next week -- Speech science is added to '37 chest -- Bentley funeral at Grace M.E. Church -- Women musicians for coed band -- 'Mister' may supplant 'doctor' and 'professor' -- Rustenback blown glass art exhibit in science -- Speaker appearance dates are changed -- University receives $15,933.20 of taxes -- Sievers to address Augusta civic clubs -- What about that peace treaty, Southwestern? -- Education week demands attention of W.U. parents -- Check on your grades? It's mighty good policy -- Literary digest is dead of smugness and error -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Grad gossip -- City's drama season to open October 21 -- Staples finishes gold leaf frame -- Officials go to meeting Oct. 26 -- Additional society: Scouters endorse safety campaign; McNeil is elected head of Glee Club; Faculty members are guests of Pi Alpha Pi; German Round Table to meet; Webster mothers plan benefit tea -- Six former university students schedule fall season marriages -- Allman and Wilner to speak -- Alpha Tau Sigma to fete pledges tomorrow night -- Sororsis sorority will fete pledges at dance -- Telegram favor dance is Kappa Rho feature -- Pi Kappa Psi will fete pledges at party Nov. 5 -- Federation sponsors Wednesday fun frolic -- University Y.W.C.A. will see two reels of sound film at meeting -- Mikesell will address teachers at Kleburne -- Beta Nu pledges more than score of Tuesday -- French club will have literary meet Oct. 25 -- It's a free swing tomorrow -- Matrix-Colophon have joint dinner -- Kappa Delta have steak fry Oct. 18 -- Omega Upsilon pledge services to be Oct. 26 -- Women business majors to have supper meeting -- Pi Alphs to have paddle party for new pledge class -- Roundabout -- Sororities will be feted by Pi Alpha -- Read to speak at Tau Omega meet -- W.U. leaves today for Brookings -- Cage practice gets under way -- Shockers, Tigers lead in CIC race -- No intramurals for Wellhausen -- Men of Webster and Alpha Gams are undefeated -- Between the halves / Merrell Kirkpatrick -- Hockey tournament to open next week -- Second round to be finished by Oct. 27 -- Teams expenses are guaranteed -- Shockers score in conference
Photograph(s): Play casts are picked: Two separate casts for "Meet the Wife" were announced this week by George D. Wilner. The play will be given on Oct. 28 and 29. Shown above are Katherine Lansdowne, Ann Nichols, Raelph Harding, Gene Setzer, Hample Fairleigh, and Stanley Diamond. Members of the other cast are, back row, George Batka, Malcolm Nicholson, Merle Millham; front row, Dorothy Perry, Stanley Hamilton, and Ruth Williams. The latter group wll give the initial performance. p. 1 -- [Jane] Evans. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Y. W. women officiate: These six women have charge of the monthly Y.W.C.A. meeting next Wednesday. They are Martha Barrett, Eleanor Doty, Katharine Israel, Gail Frank, Mary Jean Shaft, and Kathleen Keating. p. 3 -- Glee Club heads elected: Newly elected officers of the University Girls' Glee Club are Myrabel McNeil, president; Velma Mae Popkins, secretary-treasurer and accompanist; Bonnie Meyer, business manager; and Vivian Schmidt, librarian. The group, under the direction of Harry M. Kaufmann, is now rehearsing for it's public concert scheduled last this semester. p. 3 -- South Dakota's veteran line: The Jackrabbit coach is depending largely upon the South Dakota veteran line - the front wall to stop the Shocker offense. The Dakota team is hoping to reverse the results of last year's game which ended 20 - 0 in favor of Wichita. The local squad is free from injuries. All are understood to be eligible from a scholastic standpoint. p. 4
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Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.43 no.7
v.43 no.7