The Sunflower, v.39, no.18 (January 31, 1934)
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Issue Date
1934-01-31
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Jardine, William Marion, 1879-1955
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.39, no.18, Wichita, Kansas, January 31, 1934 - 4 pages
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Article(s): Optimism prevails with second semester opening -- Dinner Club will meet Friday night -- Greek groups will compete for play honors -- Duane Wallace to be flying cadet -- Jardine accepts post; Looks forward to work of building up school -- Men debaters will try out for K.C. meet -- Websters and Alpha Taus win crest contest -- Sales activity for Parnassus ceases Friday -- Crime cost now one-fourth of nations income -- Classes compete in Y.W. drive -- Enrollment to be above 1,000 -- College sports undergo cleaning -- Students help at birthday ball -- Indians to appear at 'Minisa' program -- Name ten leading slang exponents -- Special commission to fix international policy -- Four helped by teacher's bureau -- Jardine telegram / W. M. Jardine -- Rifle team to raise funds for Kemper trip -- Full credit advocated for extension students -- Teaching profession on plane with day labor -- Progress and advance seen for university -- Jardine takes office March 1 -- Students joyride in Austin in Chapel Hall -- Columbia University given Rubaiyat manuscripts -- The past week / Bob Clark -- University bulletin -- Kansas farmers beat depression -- Pledges sponsor benefit bridge -- Mothers' Club to give benefit -- Alpha Gam Mother's [sic] give benefit bridge -- General secretary speaks to women -- Marion Kruske entertains Saturday night for guests -- Hermoine McPherson and Maxine Harris entertain -- Alpha Taou Alumnae have meeting -- Roundabout -- Clampitt-Schafer marriage was an event of Thursday -- Social calendar -- Fraternities -- Guests entertained with dinner bridge -- Omega Mothers plan for 1935 convention -- W.U. Cagers trounce Kiowa educators 45-41 in fast tilt Monday night -- Men's sports / Loy Wood -- Women's sports / PAt Gelbach -- Emporia wins from rivals to grab lead -- Jerome Carroll leading scorer in central race -- The life of a coach is no bed of roses
Photograph(s): President: W.M. Jardine. / photo courtesy Wichita Beacon. p. 1 -- Wedding ceremony outstanding event of last week: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Schaffer (right) are pictured above with Miss Jean Gruber, maid of honor, Leslie Warner, best man, and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Farrell, prior to their marriage in the St. Mary's Cathedral rectory, last Thursday noon. / photo courtesy Wichita Beacon. p. 3 -- Ballet dancer: Miss Katherine Templeton, who appeared in a recital at 8 p. m. Monday at the Steffen's hostess rooms, assisting Miss Lillian Sparks of Furley, Kansas. / photo courtesy Wichita Beacon. p. 3 -- Soloist: Miss Janice Chambers, soprano, will be the featured soloist, singing the prologue of the musical comedy "Not Much To Do With Anything. which is being repeated by the Junior Twentieth Century Club on February 3. Miss Chanbers is a pupil of Mrs. Thurlow Lieurance. / photo courtesy Wichita Beacon. p. 3
Article(s): Optimism prevails with second semester opening -- Dinner Club will meet Friday night -- Greek groups will compete for play honors -- Duane Wallace to be flying cadet -- Jardine accepts post; Looks forward to work of building up school -- Men debaters will try out for K.C. meet -- Websters and Alpha Taus win crest contest -- Sales activity for Parnassus ceases Friday -- Crime cost now one-fourth of nations income -- Classes compete in Y.W. drive -- Enrollment to be above 1,000 -- College sports undergo cleaning -- Students help at birthday ball -- Indians to appear at 'Minisa' program -- Name ten leading slang exponents -- Special commission to fix international policy -- Four helped by teacher's bureau -- Jardine telegram / W. M. Jardine -- Rifle team to raise funds for Kemper trip -- Full credit advocated for extension students -- Teaching profession on plane with day labor -- Progress and advance seen for university -- Jardine takes office March 1 -- Students joyride in Austin in Chapel Hall -- Columbia University given Rubaiyat manuscripts -- The past week / Bob Clark -- University bulletin -- Kansas farmers beat depression -- Pledges sponsor benefit bridge -- Mothers' Club to give benefit -- Alpha Gam Mother's [sic] give benefit bridge -- General secretary speaks to women -- Marion Kruske entertains Saturday night for guests -- Hermoine McPherson and Maxine Harris entertain -- Alpha Taou Alumnae have meeting -- Roundabout -- Clampitt-Schafer marriage was an event of Thursday -- Social calendar -- Fraternities -- Guests entertained with dinner bridge -- Omega Mothers plan for 1935 convention -- W.U. Cagers trounce Kiowa educators 45-41 in fast tilt Monday night -- Men's sports / Loy Wood -- Women's sports / PAt Gelbach -- Emporia wins from rivals to grab lead -- Jerome Carroll leading scorer in central race -- The life of a coach is no bed of roses
Photograph(s): President: W.M. Jardine. / photo courtesy Wichita Beacon. p. 1 -- Wedding ceremony outstanding event of last week: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Schaffer (right) are pictured above with Miss Jean Gruber, maid of honor, Leslie Warner, best man, and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Farrell, prior to their marriage in the St. Mary's Cathedral rectory, last Thursday noon. / photo courtesy Wichita Beacon. p. 3 -- Ballet dancer: Miss Katherine Templeton, who appeared in a recital at 8 p. m. Monday at the Steffen's hostess rooms, assisting Miss Lillian Sparks of Furley, Kansas. / photo courtesy Wichita Beacon. p. 3 -- Soloist: Miss Janice Chambers, soprano, will be the featured soloist, singing the prologue of the musical comedy "Not Much To Do With Anything. which is being repeated by the Junior Twentieth Century Club on February 3. Miss Chanbers is a pupil of Mrs. Thurlow Lieurance. / photo courtesy Wichita Beacon. p. 3
Publisher
University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.39 no.18
v.39 no.18