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The Sunflower, v.47, no.27 (March 26, 1942)
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Sunflower 03-26-1942
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Wichita, Kansas
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1942-03-26
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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.47, no.27, Wichita, Kansas, March 26, 1942. - 4 pages.
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Article(s): Annual Hippodrome highlights W.U. campus: Tomorrow's carnival event will feature skits, booths, dancing -- Six accepted by Marine Reserve -- Elliott leaves for Washington -- Students to debate at I.R.C. meeting -- Southern teams tie for first in debate contest -- Plans made for eight-week course -- Jones will be convo speaker -- Blue Key will direct university plans for Gen. MacArthur Day -- Bishop heads drive April 8-10 to help war-stricken students -- 'Watch the Rotunda' is secret message -- Berkowitz, Mohr are elected to Delta Sigma Rho -- Lovold is added to R.O.T.C. -- University I.R.C. to sponsor Pan-America Day dinner April 16 -- Jardine goes to Chicago -- Thirteen junior men are selected as 1942 pledges of Blue Key fraternity -- Calver prepares ore mineral exhibit -- Man believing nothing he reads because of censorship is misguided -- Wake Island's land plane may be America's biggest lesson of war -- University bulletin -- Shocking news -- Typed on a Wednesday / Fred Higginson -- Shocker shots / McAuley -- Collegiate honesty is tested by read -- Campus contract / Bob Jones -- Hekhuis is appointed -- Grad gossip -- Students give military drills -- Nock is chosen as chairman -- Former and present students announce their engagements and marriages for coming spring months -- Webster group to attend party at Waltana Farm -- Small will speak at home ec meeting -- Gossett to speak to commercial girls -- I.S.A. will meet on Tuesday, April 7 -- Roundabout the campus / Chatty Cathy -- Delta Omegas will entertain at informal dance -- Delegates plan to leave on Friday -- Sorosis initiates -- Gottschalk gives tea, bridge party -- Dramatic group holds formal dinner -- New track prospects work out -- Girls' basketball -- Deception is emphasized in backfield drills -- Wrestling meet starts Monday -- In a Shocker sports corner / Bill Hodge -- Rifle teams to compete in regional match -- Davis gives review -- Crack Holyoke cagers clinch second place / Roy Taylor -- Gamma team wins doubles -- Committee sets back ring meet
Photograph(s): New R.O.T.C. chief clerk: Sergeant John A. Lovold is shown receiving some instructions in office procedure from Sergeant William E. Huxford, whom he replaces. p. 1 -- Heads W.S.S.F. drive: Shirley Bishop. p. 1 -- Harold Brammer; Tommy Cannon; Edgar Crum; Maurice Curry; Bill Hattan; Quentin Isely; Doyle Koontz; Max Kocour; Gene Mitzel; Jerry Preston; George Purnell; Bob Sutton; Warren Tomlinson. p. 1 -- Cecil K. Dean. p. 2 -- 'Bike ride' ushers in spring: (Left to right) Jean McBee and Alma Louise Gray welcome spring 1942 with a ride on their bicycles. p. 3 -- Party chairman: Anna Louise Rowan. p. 3
Article(s): Annual Hippodrome highlights W.U. campus: Tomorrow's carnival event will feature skits, booths, dancing -- Six accepted by Marine Reserve -- Elliott leaves for Washington -- Students to debate at I.R.C. meeting -- Southern teams tie for first in debate contest -- Plans made for eight-week course -- Jones will be convo speaker -- Blue Key will direct university plans for Gen. MacArthur Day -- Bishop heads drive April 8-10 to help war-stricken students -- 'Watch the Rotunda' is secret message -- Berkowitz, Mohr are elected to Delta Sigma Rho -- Lovold is added to R.O.T.C. -- University I.R.C. to sponsor Pan-America Day dinner April 16 -- Jardine goes to Chicago -- Thirteen junior men are selected as 1942 pledges of Blue Key fraternity -- Calver prepares ore mineral exhibit -- Man believing nothing he reads because of censorship is misguided -- Wake Island's land plane may be America's biggest lesson of war -- University bulletin -- Shocking news -- Typed on a Wednesday / Fred Higginson -- Shocker shots / McAuley -- Collegiate honesty is tested by read -- Campus contract / Bob Jones -- Hekhuis is appointed -- Grad gossip -- Students give military drills -- Nock is chosen as chairman -- Former and present students announce their engagements and marriages for coming spring months -- Webster group to attend party at Waltana Farm -- Small will speak at home ec meeting -- Gossett to speak to commercial girls -- I.S.A. will meet on Tuesday, April 7 -- Roundabout the campus / Chatty Cathy -- Delta Omegas will entertain at informal dance -- Delegates plan to leave on Friday -- Sorosis initiates -- Gottschalk gives tea, bridge party -- Dramatic group holds formal dinner -- New track prospects work out -- Girls' basketball -- Deception is emphasized in backfield drills -- Wrestling meet starts Monday -- In a Shocker sports corner / Bill Hodge -- Rifle teams to compete in regional match -- Davis gives review -- Crack Holyoke cagers clinch second place / Roy Taylor -- Gamma team wins doubles -- Committee sets back ring meet
Photograph(s): New R.O.T.C. chief clerk: Sergeant John A. Lovold is shown receiving some instructions in office procedure from Sergeant William E. Huxford, whom he replaces. p. 1 -- Heads W.S.S.F. drive: Shirley Bishop. p. 1 -- Harold Brammer; Tommy Cannon; Edgar Crum; Maurice Curry; Bill Hattan; Quentin Isely; Doyle Koontz; Max Kocour; Gene Mitzel; Jerry Preston; George Purnell; Bob Sutton; Warren Tomlinson. p. 1 -- Cecil K. Dean. p. 2 -- 'Bike ride' ushers in spring: (Left to right) Jean McBee and Alma Louise Gray welcome spring 1942 with a ride on their bicycles. p. 3 -- Party chairman: Anna Louise Rowan. p. 3
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.47 no.27
v.47 no.27