The Sunflower, v.40, no.14 (December 13, 1934)
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1934-12-13
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.40, no.14, Wichita, Kansas, December 13, 1934. - 6 pages
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Article(s): Good will to manifest societies -- Literature for young and old in Christmas display -- Third debate will be given Tuesday -- College registrars convene in Emporia -- Much interest is created in sales contest -- Student Aid extended to 283 at W.U. -- Street car history is nearing end of chapter -- Cartoons feature U.S. universities -- Students view production of yule pantomime -- Campus roadways to be paved as result of student clamor -- Council plans action on dirt road question -- President backs drive for paving school's roads -- Webster, Alpha Tau Sigma win in competition -- Elizabeth Sprague program given before local group -- Debate squad successful in Winfield meet -- Magazine to print article by Palmer -- Critics of the Sunflower should study journalism -- Threaten sales tax to cover New York relief -- Teacher has real place in America of tomorrow -- Japan capable of security without equality of arms -- Bankers not depositors lose in Oklahoma crash -- Shells no object on rabbit hunt -- University bulletin -- Yule festivals differ, yet each typifies same ardor / Ruth Jardine -- Kodak winners are announced -- Harvey Lewis sings for Civitan Club -- Norris, Rogers in favor with young America -- Odds and oddities from Sunflower files of long ago -- Malone and Jones debate on Civitian Club program -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- Oklahoma prepares for tough opponents in coming contests -- "He and She" plans made by Prof. Wilner -- Court ordered [illegible] forced [illegible] training -- [Illegible] entertains [illegible] novel affair -- Radio programs require intricate line systems -- Kansas deans name officers -- Wilkie attends A.A.U.W. meet -- Educators meet for discussion -- Survey shows objectives of history class -- Orchestra will play at Miller -- Notre Dame attracts the largest crowd of season -- Shockers go divers ways at end of grid training -- Warner speaks to aeronautical club -- Central loop names bosses -- Emporia will begin 1935 grid season against Hays -- Speech patients show progress -- Poinsettia is theme of party -- Sport shorts / Alan Coffman -- Sororities -- Fail to locate Shocker grads -- Fraternities -- Army company cited by major -- Kappa Rhos give Christmas dance -- Vacation nears -- New officers of Central Conference take up work -- Fine Arts pupils present program -- Christmas party held at Alpha Tau Sigma house -- Matrix to give spaghetti feed Thursday night -- University society: Sorosis formal December 19 ; Baxter-Walter date revealed ; Roundabout ; University Dames will entertain their husbands ; Kappa Delta Pi has intitiation of nine pledges ; Open houses to be December 18 ; Dr. Louis Roberts speaks to Aesculapius members ; Kappa Rho coffee is alumnae favor for active group ; Mary Ellen Babb is bridge hostess ; Dancers present 'Bolero' before university club ; Men of Webster to give dance ; All-Barb Mixer begins functions ; Jardine speaks before city teachers meeting ; Sepmeier gives lecture recital Saturday evening ; Christmas varsity week-end event ; De Molay chapter holds initiation service Friday ; Home Economics club entertains ; College rhythm / Loneta Brown -- Aggies trim Shockers in first battle -- Senior hockey club wins game with junior team -- Hays formally named champs -- Delta Omega and Pi Kaps to finals -- Basket season to open Jan. 2 -- W.A.A. yuletide dinner on Monday -- Freshman team to aid varsity -- B. Ormiston given I.M. tennis title -- ?Archery meet will be held on Monday -- Gridley's 34-35 cage schedule announced -- New coach at Okla. A. and M. -- Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn
Photograph(s): Best debaters: Miss Vera Setzer and Miss Natalie Ring, the Long and the Short of It, as they were popularly known at the recent Winfield tournament, are shown with Leroy Lewis, debate coach, and the second-place cup which they won in the finals of the contest in which fifty-two women's teams, representing eight states, competed. p. 1 -- Drill sergeant: Sgt. Arley Buckner, recently transferred from the University of Minnesota to the R.O.T.C. unit of this University, took up his duty as instructor in the military science department and as drill sergeant, Tuesday. p. 1 -- Chairman of committee: Miss Mildred Hampton is chairman of the committee in charge of the Christmas Party to be given by members of Epsilon Kappa Rho sorority to be given December 20. p. 4 -- On committee: Miss Helen Louise Carr is on the committee which is in charge of the arrangements for the Sorosis Formal Dinner Dance to be given Wednesday, December 19, at the Broadview Ballroom. p. 4 -- On party committee: Miss Jean Gruber is a member of the committee which is in charge of the Pi Kappa Psi Semi-Formal dance to be given at the Hotel Lassen during the Christmas holidays. p. 5 -- Presides: Miss Jean Van Arsdale, president of the Women's Athletic Association, will preside at the annual Christmas dinner of the organization next Monday evening. p. 5
Article(s): Good will to manifest societies -- Literature for young and old in Christmas display -- Third debate will be given Tuesday -- College registrars convene in Emporia -- Much interest is created in sales contest -- Student Aid extended to 283 at W.U. -- Street car history is nearing end of chapter -- Cartoons feature U.S. universities -- Students view production of yule pantomime -- Campus roadways to be paved as result of student clamor -- Council plans action on dirt road question -- President backs drive for paving school's roads -- Webster, Alpha Tau Sigma win in competition -- Elizabeth Sprague program given before local group -- Debate squad successful in Winfield meet -- Magazine to print article by Palmer -- Critics of the Sunflower should study journalism -- Threaten sales tax to cover New York relief -- Teacher has real place in America of tomorrow -- Japan capable of security without equality of arms -- Bankers not depositors lose in Oklahoma crash -- Shells no object on rabbit hunt -- University bulletin -- Yule festivals differ, yet each typifies same ardor / Ruth Jardine -- Kodak winners are announced -- Harvey Lewis sings for Civitan Club -- Norris, Rogers in favor with young America -- Odds and oddities from Sunflower files of long ago -- Malone and Jones debate on Civitian Club program -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- Oklahoma prepares for tough opponents in coming contests -- "He and She" plans made by Prof. Wilner -- Court ordered [illegible] forced [illegible] training -- [Illegible] entertains [illegible] novel affair -- Radio programs require intricate line systems -- Kansas deans name officers -- Wilkie attends A.A.U.W. meet -- Educators meet for discussion -- Survey shows objectives of history class -- Orchestra will play at Miller -- Notre Dame attracts the largest crowd of season -- Shockers go divers ways at end of grid training -- Warner speaks to aeronautical club -- Central loop names bosses -- Emporia will begin 1935 grid season against Hays -- Speech patients show progress -- Poinsettia is theme of party -- Sport shorts / Alan Coffman -- Sororities -- Fail to locate Shocker grads -- Fraternities -- Army company cited by major -- Kappa Rhos give Christmas dance -- Vacation nears -- New officers of Central Conference take up work -- Fine Arts pupils present program -- Christmas party held at Alpha Tau Sigma house -- Matrix to give spaghetti feed Thursday night -- University society: Sorosis formal December 19 ; Baxter-Walter date revealed ; Roundabout ; University Dames will entertain their husbands ; Kappa Delta Pi has intitiation of nine pledges ; Open houses to be December 18 ; Dr. Louis Roberts speaks to Aesculapius members ; Kappa Rho coffee is alumnae favor for active group ; Mary Ellen Babb is bridge hostess ; Dancers present 'Bolero' before university club ; Men of Webster to give dance ; All-Barb Mixer begins functions ; Jardine speaks before city teachers meeting ; Sepmeier gives lecture recital Saturday evening ; Christmas varsity week-end event ; De Molay chapter holds initiation service Friday ; Home Economics club entertains ; College rhythm / Loneta Brown -- Aggies trim Shockers in first battle -- Senior hockey club wins game with junior team -- Hays formally named champs -- Delta Omega and Pi Kaps to finals -- Basket season to open Jan. 2 -- W.A.A. yuletide dinner on Monday -- Freshman team to aid varsity -- B. Ormiston given I.M. tennis title -- ?Archery meet will be held on Monday -- Gridley's 34-35 cage schedule announced -- New coach at Okla. A. and M. -- Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn
Photograph(s): Best debaters: Miss Vera Setzer and Miss Natalie Ring, the Long and the Short of It, as they were popularly known at the recent Winfield tournament, are shown with Leroy Lewis, debate coach, and the second-place cup which they won in the finals of the contest in which fifty-two women's teams, representing eight states, competed. p. 1 -- Drill sergeant: Sgt. Arley Buckner, recently transferred from the University of Minnesota to the R.O.T.C. unit of this University, took up his duty as instructor in the military science department and as drill sergeant, Tuesday. p. 1 -- Chairman of committee: Miss Mildred Hampton is chairman of the committee in charge of the Christmas Party to be given by members of Epsilon Kappa Rho sorority to be given December 20. p. 4 -- On committee: Miss Helen Louise Carr is on the committee which is in charge of the arrangements for the Sorosis Formal Dinner Dance to be given Wednesday, December 19, at the Broadview Ballroom. p. 4 -- On party committee: Miss Jean Gruber is a member of the committee which is in charge of the Pi Kappa Psi Semi-Formal dance to be given at the Hotel Lassen during the Christmas holidays. p. 5 -- Presides: Miss Jean Van Arsdale, president of the Women's Athletic Association, will preside at the annual Christmas dinner of the organization next Monday evening. p. 5
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.40 no.14
v.40 no.14