The Sunflower, v.45, no.05 (October 12, 1939)
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Advisors
Issue Date
1939-10-12
Type
Newspaper
Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Civil Aeronautics School (C.A.A.) , Staples, Clayton Henri
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.45, no.5, Wichita, Kansas, October 12, 1939. - 4 pages
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Your Sunflower reaches 3,500 homes each week. It is the "metropolitan" of college weeklies. Remember, the Sunflower is your newspaper.
Make use of the Sunflower's free "bulletin service." Bring your messages to the editing desk, or send them by phone. There is no charge.
Article(s): Homecoming queen will rule game -- Martin has plans for forum -- Students indicate first preference is Methodist -- Parnassus 1940 staff is selected -- Emporia is chosen for annual trip -- Dramatics play 'Our Town' has favor of critics -- Deadline is set for Book's first picture contest -- Student board of publications members named -- 'Grand Illusion' to be sponsored by French club -- University fire risk not great, Elliott claims -- Articles praise W.U. production of 'Stage Door' -- Civilian pilots training course begins at W.U. -- More students attend school -- Victory Varsity held after game -- Staples given honor by art association -- Y.W.C.A. drive for membership closes -- G.O.P. to hold state meeting -- University enrollment for first semester exceeds previous year's figures by 100 -- Deans to meet at W.U. Oct. 28 -- R.O.T.C. officer enters hospital at Hot Springs -- Downing, Isley help on historical novel -- Roundtable to meet -- National culture of European Art being preserved / ACP -- Jardine introduces Chancellor of K. U. -- Wanted: Traditions -- Grad gossip: Here, there, everywhere -- Sunflower history shows progress has been rapid -- Embargo is unpopular -- Old song - new meaning -- Instructor lands in U.S. as Europe declares war -- Education a failure? -- White forms lobby to fight embargo -- Pi Kap sorority actives to give Halloween dance -- Secrecy, tradition, Halloween, and football are hill highlights as Greeks plan pledge parties -- Eighteen pledges to be presented at semi-formal -- Webster pledges to be honored at annual dance -- Sorosis alumnae to preside at tea -- Enrollment increase -- Y.W. cabinet has dinner for guests -- University players will hold services -- Wilkie to preside at home ec dinner -- Executive board to hold retreat -- Mrs. Ruth Price is commons hostess -- Coffee to honor mothers -- W'Shockers to play at St. Louis U -- Builder Eleven is defeated 32-0 by C.I.C. champs -- Gammas leading sports program by slim margins -- Tonkawa is to battle frosh here -- Women's varsity to attend K.U.'s hockey play day -- Season tickets are unavailable -- State conference to be at Ottawa -- Many compete in first round -- Kans to broadcast football practice --Fly to coast for game -- Shockers prepare for cage season -- Game gets publicity
Photograph(s): "Our Town" player: One of the principal roles in the University stage production, 'Our Town,' will be played by Alma Louise Gray. p. 1 -- Associate Editor: Betty Jane Roberts, junior journalism student, has been selected associate editor of the 1940 Parnassus. p. 1 -- Registrars view increase: It's time to sit back and survey what has happened. Registrar Worth A. Fletcher and Mrs. Laura Cross, assistant registrar, are taking a look at the jump in enrollment which is expected to amount to a 100 student increase over last year's figures. p. 1 -- Uncaptioned photograph of a man in a suit looking at the camera. p. 2 -- Dean to preside: Dean Grace Wilkie will preside at a dinner Monday evening honoring Dr. Judy Bond, national president at the American Home Economics Association. p. 3 -- New hostess: Mrs. Ruth Goodin Price, graduate of Fairmount College, assumed the duties of Commons Hostess. p. 3 -- [Ross] Denison; [Mary Ellen] Brosius; [Grace] Kindsavater; [Mary] Gardner; [Leonard] Blood; [Vera] Ellis; [Fred] Partridge; [Doris] Delamater; [Elbert] Rowland. p. 3 -- Shockers take Builders: Alex Males, stellar Shocker fullback, is shown above as he was swamped by Builder tackles after plunging into the strongest part of the Southwestern eleven-the line. But the picture is extraordinary since Wichita blanked its opponents 32-0. p. 4 -- [Oliver] Elliott. p. 4 -- [Mickey] Perino. p. 4
Your Sunflower reaches 3,500 homes each week. It is the "metropolitan" of college weeklies. Remember, the Sunflower is your newspaper.
Make use of the Sunflower's free "bulletin service." Bring your messages to the editing desk, or send them by phone. There is no charge.
Article(s): Homecoming queen will rule game -- Martin has plans for forum -- Students indicate first preference is Methodist -- Parnassus 1940 staff is selected -- Emporia is chosen for annual trip -- Dramatics play 'Our Town' has favor of critics -- Deadline is set for Book's first picture contest -- Student board of publications members named -- 'Grand Illusion' to be sponsored by French club -- University fire risk not great, Elliott claims -- Articles praise W.U. production of 'Stage Door' -- Civilian pilots training course begins at W.U. -- More students attend school -- Victory Varsity held after game -- Staples given honor by art association -- Y.W.C.A. drive for membership closes -- G.O.P. to hold state meeting -- University enrollment for first semester exceeds previous year's figures by 100 -- Deans to meet at W.U. Oct. 28 -- R.O.T.C. officer enters hospital at Hot Springs -- Downing, Isley help on historical novel -- Roundtable to meet -- National culture of European Art being preserved / ACP -- Jardine introduces Chancellor of K. U. -- Wanted: Traditions -- Grad gossip: Here, there, everywhere -- Sunflower history shows progress has been rapid -- Embargo is unpopular -- Old song - new meaning -- Instructor lands in U.S. as Europe declares war -- Education a failure? -- White forms lobby to fight embargo -- Pi Kap sorority actives to give Halloween dance -- Secrecy, tradition, Halloween, and football are hill highlights as Greeks plan pledge parties -- Eighteen pledges to be presented at semi-formal -- Webster pledges to be honored at annual dance -- Sorosis alumnae to preside at tea -- Enrollment increase -- Y.W. cabinet has dinner for guests -- University players will hold services -- Wilkie to preside at home ec dinner -- Executive board to hold retreat -- Mrs. Ruth Price is commons hostess -- Coffee to honor mothers -- W'Shockers to play at St. Louis U -- Builder Eleven is defeated 32-0 by C.I.C. champs -- Gammas leading sports program by slim margins -- Tonkawa is to battle frosh here -- Women's varsity to attend K.U.'s hockey play day -- Season tickets are unavailable -- State conference to be at Ottawa -- Many compete in first round -- Kans to broadcast football practice --Fly to coast for game -- Shockers prepare for cage season -- Game gets publicity
Photograph(s): "Our Town" player: One of the principal roles in the University stage production, 'Our Town,' will be played by Alma Louise Gray. p. 1 -- Associate Editor: Betty Jane Roberts, junior journalism student, has been selected associate editor of the 1940 Parnassus. p. 1 -- Registrars view increase: It's time to sit back and survey what has happened. Registrar Worth A. Fletcher and Mrs. Laura Cross, assistant registrar, are taking a look at the jump in enrollment which is expected to amount to a 100 student increase over last year's figures. p. 1 -- Uncaptioned photograph of a man in a suit looking at the camera. p. 2 -- Dean to preside: Dean Grace Wilkie will preside at a dinner Monday evening honoring Dr. Judy Bond, national president at the American Home Economics Association. p. 3 -- New hostess: Mrs. Ruth Goodin Price, graduate of Fairmount College, assumed the duties of Commons Hostess. p. 3 -- [Ross] Denison; [Mary Ellen] Brosius; [Grace] Kindsavater; [Mary] Gardner; [Leonard] Blood; [Vera] Ellis; [Fred] Partridge; [Doris] Delamater; [Elbert] Rowland. p. 3 -- Shockers take Builders: Alex Males, stellar Shocker fullback, is shown above as he was swamped by Builder tackles after plunging into the strongest part of the Southwestern eleven-the line. But the picture is extraordinary since Wichita blanked its opponents 32-0. p. 4 -- [Oliver] Elliott. p. 4 -- [Mickey] Perino. p. 4
Publisher
University of Wichita
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Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.45 no.5
v.45 no.5