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The Sunflower, 1932-1933, no.19, February 15, 1933
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Wichita, Kansas
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1933-02-15
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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.38, no.19, Wichita, Kansas, February 15, 1933. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Southwest trails to Ponca City -- We and the world -- Home constructed around husband -- Elect Hornung head of class; Salisbury wins -- Large number of students work -- Begin plans for annual Hippodrome -- Rifle team holds telegraphic match -- Graduate student to speak at meet -- Calendar portrays historical scenes -- “Frozen Assets" desert depression for campus -- Will present Wichitan's play -- Expects large summer school -- Story of mobbing Mormans [sic] in 1844 paper -- Accrediting plan to be improved -- Humorous debate series begins today -- Convocation for annual held today -- Paper prints no depression news -- Students explain Japanese customs -- Alligators freeze on C. of E. campus -- Scholarships in charge of faculty group -- Columbia paper has difficulties -- Council acts on Tau Omega air chapter -- New education theory started -- Sergeant Euthon awarded honor -- Where is our "Y.M."? -- Pampering professors -- Poetry of monk background for Valentine Day -- Mauve decade replaced by speed for modern collegian -- University society: Pi Alphs fete King Depression ; Mrs. Haltiwanger is hostess for group ; Initiation services culminate campus 'Hell Week' activities ; Roundabout ; Valentine dance is given at Holyoke ; Faculty is host at annual party ; Mrs. Long has open house for pledges ; Honor new council at dinner Monday ; Omega Upsilon members plan rush activities ; Co-hostesses entertain university guest group ; Miss Winifred Wilson hostess at open house ; Fraternities ; Pledges fete Alpha Tau Sigma ; Omega Upsilon is benefit sponsor ; All-school skate to be held Friday ; Sororities -- W.U. stays in central running with Washburn victoy: Shockers beat Washburn five -- Men's sports -- Shockers upset in Emporia game -- Intra-mural cage play opens today -- Actor of Tarzan role greets W.U. basketeers -- Complete new grid schedule -- Shockers trounce Emporia teachers -- Women's sports
Photograph(s): To wed Gene Coombs: Miss Nancy Wilcox of Lawrence, will be married on Friday to Eugene Coombs, junior of the University. Miss Wilcox and Mr. Coombs will reside in Wichita following their marriage. p. 2 -- Fraternity hostess: Mrs. Gilah Long is housemother of the Pi Alpha Pi fraternity. She will be hostess for the members of the fraternity when they entertain at a "hard times" party, Friday night, February 17. p. 3 -- C. of E. guard: Shown above is Barnes C. of E. guard, whose brilliant defensive playing was largely the cause of the Shocker upset. p. 4 -- Johnny Weissmuller. p. 4 -- Shocker mainstay: Above is Johnson, scoring leader of the Shocker offensive machine. It is expected that he will figure prominently in the Pittsburg game here Saturday. p. 4
Article(s): Southwest trails to Ponca City -- We and the world -- Home constructed around husband -- Elect Hornung head of class; Salisbury wins -- Large number of students work -- Begin plans for annual Hippodrome -- Rifle team holds telegraphic match -- Graduate student to speak at meet -- Calendar portrays historical scenes -- “Frozen Assets" desert depression for campus -- Will present Wichitan's play -- Expects large summer school -- Story of mobbing Mormans [sic] in 1844 paper -- Accrediting plan to be improved -- Humorous debate series begins today -- Convocation for annual held today -- Paper prints no depression news -- Students explain Japanese customs -- Alligators freeze on C. of E. campus -- Scholarships in charge of faculty group -- Columbia paper has difficulties -- Council acts on Tau Omega air chapter -- New education theory started -- Sergeant Euthon awarded honor -- Where is our "Y.M."? -- Pampering professors -- Poetry of monk background for Valentine Day -- Mauve decade replaced by speed for modern collegian -- University society: Pi Alphs fete King Depression ; Mrs. Haltiwanger is hostess for group ; Initiation services culminate campus 'Hell Week' activities ; Roundabout ; Valentine dance is given at Holyoke ; Faculty is host at annual party ; Mrs. Long has open house for pledges ; Honor new council at dinner Monday ; Omega Upsilon members plan rush activities ; Co-hostesses entertain university guest group ; Miss Winifred Wilson hostess at open house ; Fraternities ; Pledges fete Alpha Tau Sigma ; Omega Upsilon is benefit sponsor ; All-school skate to be held Friday ; Sororities -- W.U. stays in central running with Washburn victoy: Shockers beat Washburn five -- Men's sports -- Shockers upset in Emporia game -- Intra-mural cage play opens today -- Actor of Tarzan role greets W.U. basketeers -- Complete new grid schedule -- Shockers trounce Emporia teachers -- Women's sports
Photograph(s): To wed Gene Coombs: Miss Nancy Wilcox of Lawrence, will be married on Friday to Eugene Coombs, junior of the University. Miss Wilcox and Mr. Coombs will reside in Wichita following their marriage. p. 2 -- Fraternity hostess: Mrs. Gilah Long is housemother of the Pi Alpha Pi fraternity. She will be hostess for the members of the fraternity when they entertain at a "hard times" party, Friday night, February 17. p. 3 -- C. of E. guard: Shown above is Barnes C. of E. guard, whose brilliant defensive playing was largely the cause of the Shocker upset. p. 4 -- Johnny Weissmuller. p. 4 -- Shocker mainstay: Above is Johnson, scoring leader of the Shocker offensive machine. It is expected that he will figure prominently in the Pittsburg game here Saturday. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.38 no.19
v.38 no.19