The Sunflower, v.40, no.03 (September 27, 1934)
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Issue Date
1934-09-27
Type
Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.40, no.3, Wichita, Kansas, September 27, 1934. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Two groups in Fine Arts now united -- Opportunity to correct speech faults offered -- New "Who's Who" includes Wichitans -- Death claims C. S. Lawrence, former regent -- R.O.T.C. forms new companies -- Army band to sponsor big varsity -- Miss Alice M. Isley heads library staff -- James Henderson brings colorful background to university campus -- Cupid reduces personnel student pep in campus speech classes -- Debate club to announce topic soon -- Population of city going up -- J. M. Walsh publishes popular English text -- Student pep meeting at convocation -- Omnibus tours cover all parts of the country -- Students take extended trip -- Gregory added to faculty list -- Plans for big year outlined by Fine Arts -- E. N. Smith named building inspector -- Upper class leaders are given office -- W.U. thesis complimented -- Business club will be organized Wednesday -- Tradition is life of school spirit -- Gambler's wheel charity winner -- Freshmen week must be carefully planned -- Sin of emphasis hits General Hugh Jackson -- Why not athletics rather than war? -- Modern music theme of Fischer lecture recitals -- French songs play big part in Drury classes -- University bulletin -- Little America Aviation and Exploration with Byrd at the South Pole / C. A. Abele. Jr. -- Father of two students dies -- Wichita couple escape death -- Cleopatra rules modern fashion -- Thane Scott to play piano recital Oct. 3 -- Hockey season opens Friday -- Don Thiele enrolled at University of New York -- Enrollment increases in Kansas universities -- Student chatter in halls once carried on in Latin -- University has new menace on campus -- University society: Geraldine Hite to marry Fred McComb ; Lucerne Robertson weds Richard Bird ; Wester alumni are entertained ; Sorority pledge services end Rush Week functions ; Ruth Burney to wed Lloyd Bump ; Associations will have candy store ; Roundabout ; University Dames to hear Mrs. Jardine ; Fraternities -- Football season opens Friday night with Friends: Feud with Friends is renewed -- Champions to play Pi Alpha -- Fencing club to be organized by officials -- Sports reporter / Joe Stone -- Softball and tennis start intramurals -- Mystery of grid penalty is solved -- Women's sports / Margaret Hayes -- Referees signals explained -- 1934 football season opens this Friday -- Gebert to speak -- W.U. and Friends have long record
Photograph(s): Miss Fay Gregory. p. 1 -- James Henderson. p. 1 -- To wed next month: Miss Geraldine Hite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hite of Hutchinson, Kans., will become the bride of Fred A. McComb of Denver, October 31. Both Miss Hite and Mr. McComb attended the University of Wichita. p. 3 --
Article(s): Two groups in Fine Arts now united -- Opportunity to correct speech faults offered -- New "Who's Who" includes Wichitans -- Death claims C. S. Lawrence, former regent -- R.O.T.C. forms new companies -- Army band to sponsor big varsity -- Miss Alice M. Isley heads library staff -- James Henderson brings colorful background to university campus -- Cupid reduces personnel student pep in campus speech classes -- Debate club to announce topic soon -- Population of city going up -- J. M. Walsh publishes popular English text -- Student pep meeting at convocation -- Omnibus tours cover all parts of the country -- Students take extended trip -- Gregory added to faculty list -- Plans for big year outlined by Fine Arts -- E. N. Smith named building inspector -- Upper class leaders are given office -- W.U. thesis complimented -- Business club will be organized Wednesday -- Tradition is life of school spirit -- Gambler's wheel charity winner -- Freshmen week must be carefully planned -- Sin of emphasis hits General Hugh Jackson -- Why not athletics rather than war? -- Modern music theme of Fischer lecture recitals -- French songs play big part in Drury classes -- University bulletin -- Little America Aviation and Exploration with Byrd at the South Pole / C. A. Abele. Jr. -- Father of two students dies -- Wichita couple escape death -- Cleopatra rules modern fashion -- Thane Scott to play piano recital Oct. 3 -- Hockey season opens Friday -- Don Thiele enrolled at University of New York -- Enrollment increases in Kansas universities -- Student chatter in halls once carried on in Latin -- University has new menace on campus -- University society: Geraldine Hite to marry Fred McComb ; Lucerne Robertson weds Richard Bird ; Wester alumni are entertained ; Sorority pledge services end Rush Week functions ; Ruth Burney to wed Lloyd Bump ; Associations will have candy store ; Roundabout ; University Dames to hear Mrs. Jardine ; Fraternities -- Football season opens Friday night with Friends: Feud with Friends is renewed -- Champions to play Pi Alpha -- Fencing club to be organized by officials -- Sports reporter / Joe Stone -- Softball and tennis start intramurals -- Mystery of grid penalty is solved -- Women's sports / Margaret Hayes -- Referees signals explained -- 1934 football season opens this Friday -- Gebert to speak -- W.U. and Friends have long record
Photograph(s): Miss Fay Gregory. p. 1 -- James Henderson. p. 1 -- To wed next month: Miss Geraldine Hite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hite of Hutchinson, Kans., will become the bride of Fred A. McComb of Denver, October 31. Both Miss Hite and Mr. McComb attended the University of Wichita. p. 3 --
Publisher
University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.40 no.3
v.40 no.3