The Sunflower, v.40, no.09 (November 8, 1934)
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1934-11-08
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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.9, Wichita, Kansas, November 8, 1934. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Many alumni expected for Homecoming -- Eagle Corps leads parade -- Jinx burn in 1912 still haunts Southwestern game -- Board names staff to head '35 yearbook: Doris Miller chosen queen of festivities -- American girl fascinated by Egypt's colorful romance and pageantry -- Minisa group gets ovation in Dodge City -- Few souvenirs remain of old Fairmount College -- Debate contest to start soon -- Election forms changed by council -- Loyal alumni group means greater school -- Smiles in the morning will make day brighter -- Friendly fellowship is lacking on our campus -- Prince of Wales will never give up freedom -- Capt. Duerksen gives summer over to music -- Beebe named to represent army group -- Indian school has big group -- Entrance requirements for Fairmount unusual -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- Business club elects officers -- "He and She" opens tonight -- R.O.T.C. band makes rapid growth under direction of Duerksen -- Speech science converts mutes into students -- Trophy to be baseball award -- Graduates are successful in responsible positions -- Sunflower staff members chosen -- Deferred payment plan successful -- History of civilization found in postage stamps -- Foundry president speaks to students -- Missing sundial causes excitement -- Dr. F. D. Farrell talks to group -- Geologists hear drilling expert -- Jardine speaks at parents' reception -- Annual play is postponed -- Edwards sees tuition drop -- W.U. musicians prove popular -- Maurine McKay will wed Wayne Hemphill -- Clubs -- Members and alumni make geology trip -- Thelma Hartman weds Cleo Weston -- Fraternities to honor alumni in many events -- Tau Omega holds important meeting -- Reunion dinner attracts many -- Sorosis sorority will honor fathers -- Betty Co-ed to be named soon -- Tau Omega will give fall dinner -- Group has steak fry Sunday eve -- Alumni will be honored -- Musical sorority has initiation and tea Sunday -- Business women will be honored -- University society: "Scavenger" is pledge benefit ; Barbs will honor Doris Miller at informal dinner ; Mary K. Gelbach hostess to cast ; Alph Pi will give paddle party ; Horne-coming varsity will honor alumni and queen ; Fraternities ; Roundabout -- Otto Fischer offers modern song program -- W.A.A. alumni in hockey tilt -- S. Dakota has All-American -- Library obtains Wellman's novel -- Night accounting classes are given -- Public opinion sounds Gangland's death knell / Hubert W. Kelley -- Mt. Palomer site selected for telescope -- Sprague displays State Fair winners -- Shockers powerful in Pittsburg battle -- Hockey season in full swing -- Surveying class plots farm land -- Reactions do not lie for Dr. Mikesell's lie detector -- Ring tennis successful -- Chemistry class forms new club -- S. Dakota to play Nov. 23 -- Local dean friend of national figure -- Gonzaga team brings fight color to W.U. -- [Illegible] out [illegible] victory [illegible] Wichita -- [Illegible] looms [illegible] dark horse -- Sport shorts / Joe Stone -- San Francisco beats Gonzaga -- Shockers in fourth place in grid wars -- King football stages upset -- Huey P. Long has gone collegiate with gusto -- Webster to defend barrel Thanksgiving -- Phi Sigma team takes diamond honors, 8 to 2 -- Women's sports / Margaret Hayes
Photograph(s): Lost is found!: Victim of many "rides" was the famous Jinx which these college Sheiks of Southwestern College are welcoming home. It was back in the "good ole days," when this picture was snapped, that the Jinx was frequently "lost." p. 1 -- Queen to be honored: Many courtesies and honors will be tendered Miss Doris Miller during the week-end when she will reign as the 1934 Home-coming Queen of the University. She has chosen Dene Heskett to act as her escort at the All-University dinner tomorrow evening, the football game Saturday, and the Varsity Saturday night, Miss Miller is a sophomore student in the College of Fine Arts. p. 1 -- New 4-H Club officers: New officers of the University 4-H Club are, from left to right: Miss Margaret Kohl, social chairman; Edwin Miller, president; Miss Ann Blackford, reporter; and Miss Lois Noffsinger, secretary-treasurer. Miss Mary McLaughlin, vice-president, is not pictured. These officers will carry on the work of the club during the year. p. 2 -- On committee: Miss Helen Stoner is on the committee in charge of the Homecoming Varsity to be Saturday evening in honor of the Queen and the alumni. p. 4 -- On program: Miss Marie Roth gave several piano selections for the Music Appreciation class Tuesday. p. 4 -- Attendant to queen: Miss Frances Laffoon who is the Epsilon Jappa Rho attendant to the Home-coming Queen, Miss Doris Miller, will be honored Saturday. p. 5 -- Defeated: Miss Janice Chambers, president of Pi Kappa Psi sorority, was defeated in the race for Home-coming Queen by the narrow margin of four votes. p. 6
Article(s): Many alumni expected for Homecoming -- Eagle Corps leads parade -- Jinx burn in 1912 still haunts Southwestern game -- Board names staff to head '35 yearbook: Doris Miller chosen queen of festivities -- American girl fascinated by Egypt's colorful romance and pageantry -- Minisa group gets ovation in Dodge City -- Few souvenirs remain of old Fairmount College -- Debate contest to start soon -- Election forms changed by council -- Loyal alumni group means greater school -- Smiles in the morning will make day brighter -- Friendly fellowship is lacking on our campus -- Prince of Wales will never give up freedom -- Capt. Duerksen gives summer over to music -- Beebe named to represent army group -- Indian school has big group -- Entrance requirements for Fairmount unusual -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- Business club elects officers -- "He and She" opens tonight -- R.O.T.C. band makes rapid growth under direction of Duerksen -- Speech science converts mutes into students -- Trophy to be baseball award -- Graduates are successful in responsible positions -- Sunflower staff members chosen -- Deferred payment plan successful -- History of civilization found in postage stamps -- Foundry president speaks to students -- Missing sundial causes excitement -- Dr. F. D. Farrell talks to group -- Geologists hear drilling expert -- Jardine speaks at parents' reception -- Annual play is postponed -- Edwards sees tuition drop -- W.U. musicians prove popular -- Maurine McKay will wed Wayne Hemphill -- Clubs -- Members and alumni make geology trip -- Thelma Hartman weds Cleo Weston -- Fraternities to honor alumni in many events -- Tau Omega holds important meeting -- Reunion dinner attracts many -- Sorosis sorority will honor fathers -- Betty Co-ed to be named soon -- Tau Omega will give fall dinner -- Group has steak fry Sunday eve -- Alumni will be honored -- Musical sorority has initiation and tea Sunday -- Business women will be honored -- University society: "Scavenger" is pledge benefit ; Barbs will honor Doris Miller at informal dinner ; Mary K. Gelbach hostess to cast ; Alph Pi will give paddle party ; Horne-coming varsity will honor alumni and queen ; Fraternities ; Roundabout -- Otto Fischer offers modern song program -- W.A.A. alumni in hockey tilt -- S. Dakota has All-American -- Library obtains Wellman's novel -- Night accounting classes are given -- Public opinion sounds Gangland's death knell / Hubert W. Kelley -- Mt. Palomer site selected for telescope -- Sprague displays State Fair winners -- Shockers powerful in Pittsburg battle -- Hockey season in full swing -- Surveying class plots farm land -- Reactions do not lie for Dr. Mikesell's lie detector -- Ring tennis successful -- Chemistry class forms new club -- S. Dakota to play Nov. 23 -- Local dean friend of national figure -- Gonzaga team brings fight color to W.U. -- [Illegible] out [illegible] victory [illegible] Wichita -- [Illegible] looms [illegible] dark horse -- Sport shorts / Joe Stone -- San Francisco beats Gonzaga -- Shockers in fourth place in grid wars -- King football stages upset -- Huey P. Long has gone collegiate with gusto -- Webster to defend barrel Thanksgiving -- Phi Sigma team takes diamond honors, 8 to 2 -- Women's sports / Margaret Hayes
Photograph(s): Lost is found!: Victim of many "rides" was the famous Jinx which these college Sheiks of Southwestern College are welcoming home. It was back in the "good ole days," when this picture was snapped, that the Jinx was frequently "lost." p. 1 -- Queen to be honored: Many courtesies and honors will be tendered Miss Doris Miller during the week-end when she will reign as the 1934 Home-coming Queen of the University. She has chosen Dene Heskett to act as her escort at the All-University dinner tomorrow evening, the football game Saturday, and the Varsity Saturday night, Miss Miller is a sophomore student in the College of Fine Arts. p. 1 -- New 4-H Club officers: New officers of the University 4-H Club are, from left to right: Miss Margaret Kohl, social chairman; Edwin Miller, president; Miss Ann Blackford, reporter; and Miss Lois Noffsinger, secretary-treasurer. Miss Mary McLaughlin, vice-president, is not pictured. These officers will carry on the work of the club during the year. p. 2 -- On committee: Miss Helen Stoner is on the committee in charge of the Homecoming Varsity to be Saturday evening in honor of the Queen and the alumni. p. 4 -- On program: Miss Marie Roth gave several piano selections for the Music Appreciation class Tuesday. p. 4 -- Attendant to queen: Miss Frances Laffoon who is the Epsilon Jappa Rho attendant to the Home-coming Queen, Miss Doris Miller, will be honored Saturday. p. 5 -- Defeated: Miss Janice Chambers, president of Pi Kappa Psi sorority, was defeated in the race for Home-coming Queen by the narrow margin of four votes. p. 6
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.40 no.9
v.40 no.9