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The Sunflower, v.40, no.35 (May 23, 1935)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1935-05-23
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Isely, Bliss, 1881-1963
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.40, no.35, Wichita, Kansas, May 23, 1935. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Thomas and Booth to be staff heads -- Ila Banta is Gouldner prize winner of 1935 -- Elliott sees tour benefit -- Captain Welsh wins saber in company drill -- When a woman's by-line heads "Sport shorts" - that's news / Grenville Darling -- Activities in Fine Arts are numerous -- Students to go to Estes Park -- Parnassus is highly praised by university -- Anthony High School students visit campus -- Dr. Mikesell gives talk at the Temple Emmanual -- Puppets entertain crippled children -- Bucket will be remodeled and under new head -- Honor martyr slain by mob -- Graduate students win in state typing contest -- Lois Schopp, W.U. senior, accepts technician job -- Senior Week activity plans are complete -- Two to attend chemical camp -- W.U. may give camera course -- Enrollment for summer June 5 -- Rainfall may aid university -- Sunflower is again rated All-American -- Road figures to authorities -- Chemical society holds May meeting -- Police address crime classes -- Dr. Rydjord receives first copy of his recent history on Spain -- Senior class for this year numbers 150 -- Mikesell to deliver commencement talk -- Art specimens show personal works types -- Kathryn Ann Emery is chosen as "Transportation" Queen -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- Tom Croft wins honors in Washburn Law School -- Sorosis to give Organdy Prom -- Wimmer-Poyner attendants are now announced -- [Illegible]-Seedle vows to be read -- Pi Kap to give spring formal -- Faculty members to be entertained with picnic -- Ruby Gene Beaver has party for W.U. group -- Roundabout -- Estes delegates will have picnic -- Military frat to have formal initiation Sunday -- Home Ec Club presides for graduating seniors -- 4-H members to have picnic honoring Bakkum -- Kappa Delta Pi honors senior -- Booth to be president of Alpha Gam next year -- Mrs. McCoy to head the Pi Alph Mothers Club -- University Dames announce offices -- Lois Combs is elected president of Pi Beta Chi -- Members of Pi Alpha Pi will preside at dinner -- Omega Upsilon sorority holds formal initiation -- Mrs. Oberg, Mrs. Staples will be D.O. speakers -- Helen Louise Williams is new Beta Nu president -- North High wins state track meet -- Barbs are champs -- Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn -- Wichita regains conference title -- Bliss lsely remembers first Arkansas Valley track meet -- 1935 schedule is announced -- Neff releases game schedule -- Delta Omega wins swimming contest -- Sport shorts / Lois Carpenter -- Fifteen women enter tourney -- Downtown division presents programs -- L. W. Austin makes basketball awards -- Platinum blond is apologetic -- Bob Coe goes to Estes to help prepare Y. camp -- Operation on brain success -- Fracture handicaps Shocker freshmen -- Jardine makes many commencement addresses
Photograph(s): Sunflower and Parnassus staffs: Announced Monday night were the members of the Sunflower staff for the fall term of 1935-36, and editor and business manager of Parnassus for 1936. Seated, left to right, are: Misses Margaret Hayes, society editor; Loneta Brown, feature editor; Eleanor Corcoran, Parnassus Editor-in-Chief; Kathryn Ann Emery, women's sports editor; Iona Marie Hall, assistant society editor. Standing, left to right, are: Jimmie Lee, assistant desk editor; Gifford Booth, Jr., Sunflower business manager; Edwin Thomas, Sunflower Editor-in-Chief; Mark Watson, assistant sports editor; Stanford Waddell, Parnassus business manager; Merle Millham, advertising manager. Several members are not pictured. p. 1 -- Wins award: Miss Ila Banta, who as a reward for four year's [sic] outstanding work in the journalism department, has been named winner of the 1935 Gouldner journalism award. p. 1 -- Transportation Queen: The army sees double as it pauses with Miss Emery the Wichita Transportation Queen, who will christen the 30 new buses which will serve Wichita in the near future. Miss Emery, Alpha Tau Sigma, was selected by the Sunflower editors. p. 2 -- Sorority presidents: Pictured here are the presidents of the campus sororities for the next semester. At the top are Miss Lorene York, Epsilon Kappa Rho, Miss Katherine Templeton, Sorosis, and Miss Mary Alice Thomas, Alpha Tau Sigma. Below are Miss Camilla Jackman, Delta Omega, and Miss Ruth Murray, Pi Kappa Psi. The pictures were taken by Paul Threfall the staff photographer in the respective sorority houses. p. 3
Article(s): Thomas and Booth to be staff heads -- Ila Banta is Gouldner prize winner of 1935 -- Elliott sees tour benefit -- Captain Welsh wins saber in company drill -- When a woman's by-line heads "Sport shorts" - that's news / Grenville Darling -- Activities in Fine Arts are numerous -- Students to go to Estes Park -- Parnassus is highly praised by university -- Anthony High School students visit campus -- Dr. Mikesell gives talk at the Temple Emmanual -- Puppets entertain crippled children -- Bucket will be remodeled and under new head -- Honor martyr slain by mob -- Graduate students win in state typing contest -- Lois Schopp, W.U. senior, accepts technician job -- Senior Week activity plans are complete -- Two to attend chemical camp -- W.U. may give camera course -- Enrollment for summer June 5 -- Rainfall may aid university -- Sunflower is again rated All-American -- Road figures to authorities -- Chemical society holds May meeting -- Police address crime classes -- Dr. Rydjord receives first copy of his recent history on Spain -- Senior class for this year numbers 150 -- Mikesell to deliver commencement talk -- Art specimens show personal works types -- Kathryn Ann Emery is chosen as "Transportation" Queen -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- Tom Croft wins honors in Washburn Law School -- Sorosis to give Organdy Prom -- Wimmer-Poyner attendants are now announced -- [Illegible]-Seedle vows to be read -- Pi Kap to give spring formal -- Faculty members to be entertained with picnic -- Ruby Gene Beaver has party for W.U. group -- Roundabout -- Estes delegates will have picnic -- Military frat to have formal initiation Sunday -- Home Ec Club presides for graduating seniors -- 4-H members to have picnic honoring Bakkum -- Kappa Delta Pi honors senior -- Booth to be president of Alpha Gam next year -- Mrs. McCoy to head the Pi Alph Mothers Club -- University Dames announce offices -- Lois Combs is elected president of Pi Beta Chi -- Members of Pi Alpha Pi will preside at dinner -- Omega Upsilon sorority holds formal initiation -- Mrs. Oberg, Mrs. Staples will be D.O. speakers -- Helen Louise Williams is new Beta Nu president -- North High wins state track meet -- Barbs are champs -- Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn -- Wichita regains conference title -- Bliss lsely remembers first Arkansas Valley track meet -- 1935 schedule is announced -- Neff releases game schedule -- Delta Omega wins swimming contest -- Sport shorts / Lois Carpenter -- Fifteen women enter tourney -- Downtown division presents programs -- L. W. Austin makes basketball awards -- Platinum blond is apologetic -- Bob Coe goes to Estes to help prepare Y. camp -- Operation on brain success -- Fracture handicaps Shocker freshmen -- Jardine makes many commencement addresses
Photograph(s): Sunflower and Parnassus staffs: Announced Monday night were the members of the Sunflower staff for the fall term of 1935-36, and editor and business manager of Parnassus for 1936. Seated, left to right, are: Misses Margaret Hayes, society editor; Loneta Brown, feature editor; Eleanor Corcoran, Parnassus Editor-in-Chief; Kathryn Ann Emery, women's sports editor; Iona Marie Hall, assistant society editor. Standing, left to right, are: Jimmie Lee, assistant desk editor; Gifford Booth, Jr., Sunflower business manager; Edwin Thomas, Sunflower Editor-in-Chief; Mark Watson, assistant sports editor; Stanford Waddell, Parnassus business manager; Merle Millham, advertising manager. Several members are not pictured. p. 1 -- Wins award: Miss Ila Banta, who as a reward for four year's [sic] outstanding work in the journalism department, has been named winner of the 1935 Gouldner journalism award. p. 1 -- Transportation Queen: The army sees double as it pauses with Miss Emery the Wichita Transportation Queen, who will christen the 30 new buses which will serve Wichita in the near future. Miss Emery, Alpha Tau Sigma, was selected by the Sunflower editors. p. 2 -- Sorority presidents: Pictured here are the presidents of the campus sororities for the next semester. At the top are Miss Lorene York, Epsilon Kappa Rho, Miss Katherine Templeton, Sorosis, and Miss Mary Alice Thomas, Alpha Tau Sigma. Below are Miss Camilla Jackman, Delta Omega, and Miss Ruth Murray, Pi Kappa Psi. The pictures were taken by Paul Threfall the staff photographer in the respective sorority houses. p. 3
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.40 no.35
v.40 no.35