The Sunflower, v.44, no.23 (March 2, 1939)
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1939-03-02
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Rydjord, John , Jardine, William Marion, 1879-1955 , Alpha Tau Sigma , Barracks , McKinley, L. M. , Wofsy, Samuel A. (Samuel Abraham) , Fairmount Hall , Fiske Hall , Gymnasiums , Morrison Library
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.44, no.23, Wichita, Kansas, March 2, 1939. - 16 pages
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Article(s): Jardine will be honor guest at Blue Key dinner - W.U. celebrates anniversary of Jardine's arrival -- Two delegates to attend NYA meet in Topeka -- 'Hayfever' will be given here by K.U. players -- 'Mayerling' will be presented at Uptown Theatre -- Coleman to be 'Mixer Master' -- Magazine shows campus activity -- W.U. 4-H elects Redmond prexy -- Myers injured in car accident -- Deadline is set for incompletes -- Change in Fine Arts broadcast revealed -- Fiering to talk for marketing students -- Hillbrand addresses teachers of adult education tomorrow -- Music comes before ABC's now / Astle -- A pied piper studies rats / Poe -- Turning back the wars / Kirkpatrick -- Debaters leave for Iowa tourney after winning honors for W.U. in Texas -- High individual rankings warded University debaters -- Four debaters attend U. of Iowa tourney this week-end -- Whock boostehs [sic] travel to game -- Dartmouth publishes weekly paper for ski enthusiasts -- Nelson conducts contest to help English students -- Texans to debate pump priming business of government -- Mrs. [Louise] C. C. Harbison is patient in St. Francis Hospital here -- Math summary to be published -- Lamont and string ensemble to appear at music convention -- Steel and stone -- 'First Man' of campus to occupy new home soon: Old colonial style home to have residents soon -- New library is now 33 per cent completed -- Jardine's life filled with advancement and success [headline and article spans pages 8 and 9] -- Committees for Democrat Club announced here -- A growing city congratulates a growing University -- Thompson will open Y.W. convo Friday evening -- New summer school bulletin mailed out -- Showers planned complimenting prominent University graduates -- Alpha Tau pledge group has party -- Violin trio plays at intermediates -- Campus Greek group plans party -- Kappa Rho plans 'collegiate stomp' -- Staples speaks on Egyptian art -- One-half Vermont students go to school on scholarships -- Kent State University gets next convention of Blue Key -- Two Greek groups hold pledge rites -- Aesculapius elects Priddle president -- Twenty schools use Wofsy book -- Kid party planned by Pi Alph group -- New officers of scout fraternity to be installed -- Phi Sigs set date for sweater party -- Campus group has candlelight rites -- Indiana refuses to take over control of Evansville College -- Tea is scheduled for University women -- Mrs. [Effie] Jardine is confined at family home with influenza -- Costume party is planned for tomorrow night -- Omega Upsilon has party for rushees -- Walling will present student recital -- Phi Sigs entertain at fathers dinner -- Famous school composer leads dual existence -- Lamont to direct symphony concert -- McKinley writes magazine paper -- Six campus coeds pledged by Matrix -- Webster announces pledging of five university students -- Rydjord writes history article -- Officer attends U.S. board meet -- Study of neurotic rats wins prize for Michigan scientist -- Emporians down Shocker quintet in last contest -- Frosh cagemen score ten wins -- Reading classes open for frosh -- Sociology class has field tour -- Cindermen will compete April 1 -- Freshmen down builder seconds -- Downing to speak at March meeting of A.A.U.W. in Newton -- Builders defeat Wichita quintet Saturday night -- D.O. wins final W.U. rifle meet -- Texas drama library loans high schools 20,000 copies -- W.U. boxers are to enter bouts in tourney here -- East senior judged top ranking actress -- Senior band to play in city park recital -- University of Utah museum receives gift of birds' eggs -- Pi Alph team is first to defeat Alpha Gamma 'B' -- Spring practice -- Date for fights is set by Marr -- Jardine returns from Cleveland
Photograph(s): University head [Dr. W. M. Jardine] is honored at dinner. p. 1 -- [Tom] Barr. p. 2 -- Baird; Dowell; Harbison; Craig; Tait; Zimmerman. p. 4 -- President Jardine opens the door of his new old colonial home. p. 6 -- New University library is near completion despite weather conditions. p. 7 -- The campus about 15 years ago: Upper left is Fiske Hall; upper right, the former home of the president which now houses the Men of Webster; center is the library; the lower row contains the old gymnasium; the Alpha Tau house, and barracks, both of which were used for barracks during the war; and the old Fairmount Hall which burned down in 1927. p. 10 -- Bert Wells. p. 10 -- O.W. Wilson. p. 10 -- Elmer R. Corn. p. 10 -- Robert E. Israel. p. 10 -- Albert Bertrand. p. 10 -- Arch McVicar. p. 10 -- Party chairmen: Dorothy Strickland, Pi Kappa Psi, and Margaret Hall, Epsilon Kappa Rho, are in charge of their sorority parties scheduled for Saturday night, March 11. p. 11 -- Charles Enoch is in charge of the Phi Upsilon Sigma sweater party, which is to be held in the Pine Room of the Commons next Friday night, March 10. p. 12 -- Oliver Roth is chairman of the committee in charge of the Alpha Gam "Jesse James" party scheduled for tomorrow night at the Crestview Country Club. p. 13 -- [Jud] Wells. p. 14
Article(s): Jardine will be honor guest at Blue Key dinner - W.U. celebrates anniversary of Jardine's arrival -- Two delegates to attend NYA meet in Topeka -- 'Hayfever' will be given here by K.U. players -- 'Mayerling' will be presented at Uptown Theatre -- Coleman to be 'Mixer Master' -- Magazine shows campus activity -- W.U. 4-H elects Redmond prexy -- Myers injured in car accident -- Deadline is set for incompletes -- Change in Fine Arts broadcast revealed -- Fiering to talk for marketing students -- Hillbrand addresses teachers of adult education tomorrow -- Music comes before ABC's now / Astle -- A pied piper studies rats / Poe -- Turning back the wars / Kirkpatrick -- Debaters leave for Iowa tourney after winning honors for W.U. in Texas -- High individual rankings warded University debaters -- Four debaters attend U. of Iowa tourney this week-end -- Whock boostehs [sic] travel to game -- Dartmouth publishes weekly paper for ski enthusiasts -- Nelson conducts contest to help English students -- Texans to debate pump priming business of government -- Mrs. [Louise] C. C. Harbison is patient in St. Francis Hospital here -- Math summary to be published -- Lamont and string ensemble to appear at music convention -- Steel and stone -- 'First Man' of campus to occupy new home soon: Old colonial style home to have residents soon -- New library is now 33 per cent completed -- Jardine's life filled with advancement and success [headline and article spans pages 8 and 9] -- Committees for Democrat Club announced here -- A growing city congratulates a growing University -- Thompson will open Y.W. convo Friday evening -- New summer school bulletin mailed out -- Showers planned complimenting prominent University graduates -- Alpha Tau pledge group has party -- Violin trio plays at intermediates -- Campus Greek group plans party -- Kappa Rho plans 'collegiate stomp' -- Staples speaks on Egyptian art -- One-half Vermont students go to school on scholarships -- Kent State University gets next convention of Blue Key -- Two Greek groups hold pledge rites -- Aesculapius elects Priddle president -- Twenty schools use Wofsy book -- Kid party planned by Pi Alph group -- New officers of scout fraternity to be installed -- Phi Sigs set date for sweater party -- Campus group has candlelight rites -- Indiana refuses to take over control of Evansville College -- Tea is scheduled for University women -- Mrs. [Effie] Jardine is confined at family home with influenza -- Costume party is planned for tomorrow night -- Omega Upsilon has party for rushees -- Walling will present student recital -- Phi Sigs entertain at fathers dinner -- Famous school composer leads dual existence -- Lamont to direct symphony concert -- McKinley writes magazine paper -- Six campus coeds pledged by Matrix -- Webster announces pledging of five university students -- Rydjord writes history article -- Officer attends U.S. board meet -- Study of neurotic rats wins prize for Michigan scientist -- Emporians down Shocker quintet in last contest -- Frosh cagemen score ten wins -- Reading classes open for frosh -- Sociology class has field tour -- Cindermen will compete April 1 -- Freshmen down builder seconds -- Downing to speak at March meeting of A.A.U.W. in Newton -- Builders defeat Wichita quintet Saturday night -- D.O. wins final W.U. rifle meet -- Texas drama library loans high schools 20,000 copies -- W.U. boxers are to enter bouts in tourney here -- East senior judged top ranking actress -- Senior band to play in city park recital -- University of Utah museum receives gift of birds' eggs -- Pi Alph team is first to defeat Alpha Gamma 'B' -- Spring practice -- Date for fights is set by Marr -- Jardine returns from Cleveland
Photograph(s): University head [Dr. W. M. Jardine] is honored at dinner. p. 1 -- [Tom] Barr. p. 2 -- Baird; Dowell; Harbison; Craig; Tait; Zimmerman. p. 4 -- President Jardine opens the door of his new old colonial home. p. 6 -- New University library is near completion despite weather conditions. p. 7 -- The campus about 15 years ago: Upper left is Fiske Hall; upper right, the former home of the president which now houses the Men of Webster; center is the library; the lower row contains the old gymnasium; the Alpha Tau house, and barracks, both of which were used for barracks during the war; and the old Fairmount Hall which burned down in 1927. p. 10 -- Bert Wells. p. 10 -- O.W. Wilson. p. 10 -- Elmer R. Corn. p. 10 -- Robert E. Israel. p. 10 -- Albert Bertrand. p. 10 -- Arch McVicar. p. 10 -- Party chairmen: Dorothy Strickland, Pi Kappa Psi, and Margaret Hall, Epsilon Kappa Rho, are in charge of their sorority parties scheduled for Saturday night, March 11. p. 11 -- Charles Enoch is in charge of the Phi Upsilon Sigma sweater party, which is to be held in the Pine Room of the Commons next Friday night, March 10. p. 12 -- Oliver Roth is chairman of the committee in charge of the Alpha Gam "Jesse James" party scheduled for tomorrow night at the Crestview Country Club. p. 13 -- [Jud] Wells. p. 14
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University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.44 no.23
v.44 no.23