The Sunflower, v.42, no.20 (February 4, 1937)
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1937-02-04
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Newspaper
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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.42, no.20, Wichita, Kansas, February 4, 1937. - 6 pages
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Article(s): Authoritian on Egyptian life to talk here -- New concert orchestra is big success -- Math is given practical turn -- Summer bulletin will be out soon -- Local minister will introduce famous author -- Math is given practical turn -- Band practice schedule made -- Kent Waddell 4-H president -- Second term enrollment in decrease -- Famed artistic ballet dancers here Feb. 14 -- Etchings ready for Parnassus -- Harscher replaces office assistant -- Dr. Hillbrand speaks today to Coffeyville Junior College -- School may impose rules for Commons -- Flood scourge contributions still wanted -- University host to debate meet -- Manners? -- Determination scores again! -- Allman recipient of photo annual -- Local chapter of Alpha Omega is organized -- Graduate aids in production -- Mary Elsie Reser cast in civic play -- H. W. Darling, civic worker, dies at home -- State may aid Flo Brown lab -- Woodwind quintet makes appearance -- Players for 'Double Door' named soon -- Latest attack of influenza seizes profs -- Cymbal gone after concert -- Manners suitable for concert attendance needed by Wichitans -- Flood crisis proves innate generosity of Americans -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world -- University bulletin -- Scissors cut copy, not dresses in 'brig', now -- Seminar class for sociology is inaugurated -- War veterans act for peace -- D.A.R. hears talk on speech science -- Icy highways halt debates -- Emporia meeting draws professors -- 'W' club farce to come soon -- Walker-McCabe vows are read -- Grads are married in quiet ceremony -- New pledges -- Miss Mary Bruner is complimented at party -- Sorority initiations climax first semester pledgeships -- Steffens Hostess Room is scence of Barb party -- Work of speech lab will be unique event -- Cathedral is scene of wedding of interest -- Roundabout -- Simplicity marks vows of former W.U. student -- Wedding party is announced -- Omega players contest line-up is announced -- Monitor carries Allman's articles -- R.O.T.C. unit sees Army Corps films -- HYMisses aid all to get dates for mystery dance -- Cash awaits best rifleman -- 'X' marks is place for improvement -- Websters win, remain in lead -- Shockers to try for double forum coup: Wichita out to win first circuit game -- One point is victory margin over St. Louis -- Women's sport glances / Laura Howard -- Frosh cagers matched with unbeaten team -- Cage tournament to be held in K.C. -- Girls practice for basketball -- The sporting thing / Floyd Snitz -- Barrett, Hamilton lead tournament
Photograph(s): Speaker: Marquis W. Childs, noted author who will speak at the University Thursday evening, February 11 under the auspices of the Student Forum. Mr. Childs subject will be "Sweden's Answer to Communism". p. 1 -- President: Kent Waddell, above, was recently elected president of the 4-H Club of the University. p. 1 -- Dapper dandies diet to dance: These young men are asking the scales what their chances will be of rating the mysterious HYM dance February 12. Since admission will be charged by the poundage of the men, this is the best possible way to find the answer to their question. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Marriage revealed: The former Miss Marjorie McCabe, whose marriage to Ike Walker was solemnized in the Congregational Church of Akon, Ohio, January 30. p. 3 -- Martha Barrett, Alpha Tau. p. 3 -- Coaching Staff: Pictured above are Bill Hennigh, (top) Varsity Basketball coach and LeRoy Neely, Freshman coach. p. 6
Article(s): Authoritian on Egyptian life to talk here -- New concert orchestra is big success -- Math is given practical turn -- Summer bulletin will be out soon -- Local minister will introduce famous author -- Math is given practical turn -- Band practice schedule made -- Kent Waddell 4-H president -- Second term enrollment in decrease -- Famed artistic ballet dancers here Feb. 14 -- Etchings ready for Parnassus -- Harscher replaces office assistant -- Dr. Hillbrand speaks today to Coffeyville Junior College -- School may impose rules for Commons -- Flood scourge contributions still wanted -- University host to debate meet -- Manners? -- Determination scores again! -- Allman recipient of photo annual -- Local chapter of Alpha Omega is organized -- Graduate aids in production -- Mary Elsie Reser cast in civic play -- H. W. Darling, civic worker, dies at home -- State may aid Flo Brown lab -- Woodwind quintet makes appearance -- Players for 'Double Door' named soon -- Latest attack of influenza seizes profs -- Cymbal gone after concert -- Manners suitable for concert attendance needed by Wichitans -- Flood crisis proves innate generosity of Americans -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world -- University bulletin -- Scissors cut copy, not dresses in 'brig', now -- Seminar class for sociology is inaugurated -- War veterans act for peace -- D.A.R. hears talk on speech science -- Icy highways halt debates -- Emporia meeting draws professors -- 'W' club farce to come soon -- Walker-McCabe vows are read -- Grads are married in quiet ceremony -- New pledges -- Miss Mary Bruner is complimented at party -- Sorority initiations climax first semester pledgeships -- Steffens Hostess Room is scence of Barb party -- Work of speech lab will be unique event -- Cathedral is scene of wedding of interest -- Roundabout -- Simplicity marks vows of former W.U. student -- Wedding party is announced -- Omega players contest line-up is announced -- Monitor carries Allman's articles -- R.O.T.C. unit sees Army Corps films -- HYMisses aid all to get dates for mystery dance -- Cash awaits best rifleman -- 'X' marks is place for improvement -- Websters win, remain in lead -- Shockers to try for double forum coup: Wichita out to win first circuit game -- One point is victory margin over St. Louis -- Women's sport glances / Laura Howard -- Frosh cagers matched with unbeaten team -- Cage tournament to be held in K.C. -- Girls practice for basketball -- The sporting thing / Floyd Snitz -- Barrett, Hamilton lead tournament
Photograph(s): Speaker: Marquis W. Childs, noted author who will speak at the University Thursday evening, February 11 under the auspices of the Student Forum. Mr. Childs subject will be "Sweden's Answer to Communism". p. 1 -- President: Kent Waddell, above, was recently elected president of the 4-H Club of the University. p. 1 -- Dapper dandies diet to dance: These young men are asking the scales what their chances will be of rating the mysterious HYM dance February 12. Since admission will be charged by the poundage of the men, this is the best possible way to find the answer to their question. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Marriage revealed: The former Miss Marjorie McCabe, whose marriage to Ike Walker was solemnized in the Congregational Church of Akon, Ohio, January 30. p. 3 -- Martha Barrett, Alpha Tau. p. 3 -- Coaching Staff: Pictured above are Bill Hennigh, (top) Varsity Basketball coach and LeRoy Neely, Freshman coach. p. 6
Publisher
University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.42 no.20
v.42 no.20