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The Sunflower, v.43, no.36 (May 26, 1938)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1938-05-26
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Jardine, William Marion, 1879-1955,Student Council elections
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.43, no.36, Wichita, Kansas, May 26, 1938. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Last plans are rushed for seniors -- Founder of Blue Key visits here -- Bulletin 'rouse' senior interest -- Profs plan many types of summer vacationing -- Graduation activities are now going 'full blast' -- Corsages have replaced old-fashioned bouquets -- Diamond claims cheating to stop -- Picture gallery to be found in Jardine's office -- 'Painters' are still at large -- Mrs. Mikesell back from winter's visit -- 23 per cent of women students here are underweight, health reports shows -- Faculty active in speaking for commencements -- Branch to head honorary group -- Agency formed for better relationship -- Jardine to address Army dinner meet -- Sheepskins will be "real McCoy" -- Noted stylists make plans for big style year -- University gets exact copy of famed reaper -- Plans disclosed for Estes camp summer meeting -- Install Diamond as council head -- Percentage record for bureau -- Prof owes $144 for library book -- Fraternity unification now being inaugrated -- Education group recommends aid in new project -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Foreign correspondents relate stories in books -- Grad banquet -- 'Co-ops' showing gains at school -- Scholarships given to university girls -- Chicago bishop will give speech at K.U. -- Grad gossip -- R.O.T.C. band winds up successful year -- Collegiate world -- Foreign expert sees president -- Business library to aid research -- Northwestern U., Chicago U. fight for queen title -- Heidelberg motif will be feature of party Friday -- Sorority presides at Organdy Prom -- Informality, comfort key to college dress -- Collegians make perfect escorts -- Cleveland College will teach course in love -- Students burn midnight oil, drain college cups during finals session -- University students make plans for approaching -- Univeristy students make plans for approaching summer vacations -- Friday last day of final examinations -- Roundabout -- Alpha Tau alumnae luncheon -- Former students return for dance -- Flames win intramural ball title -- 'Board' official is speaker here -- Sports wise / Katy Dedrick -- Students corner pennies in fight on 'hidden tax' -- Local business outlook bright -- Student yearbook is out on campus -- Czechoslavakian army supported -- Alpha Gams win 'victory' trophy with 373 points -- University head says 'pleasant vacation to all' -- Dorsett buys grill at Emporia State -- The sporting thing / Charles E. Poe -- Diamond leads Cindermen next year on track -- Study rules given Eastern students -- Ark Valley museum has been renovated -- Modern education fuses theory with experience
Photograph(s): Dr. Earle Davis. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Doug Nunn: New treasurer of his fraternity, Pi Alpha Pi, has been selected to head Blue Key and Colophon honorary organizations for the following year. p. 3 -- Gamma housemother: Mrs. J. W. Vaniman has resigned her directorship of the Alpha Gamma Gamma house and plans to tour Canada, Michigan, and Colorado for the coming year. Her successor has as yet not been selected. p. 3 -- Parnassus head for 1939 is Sam Smith, sophomore. Mrs. Smith has been in the journalism department for the past year. p. 3 -- Betty Neely who will work in the Speech Science department this summer. p. 3 -- Sidney Martin: Intramural debate winner in this spring's contests. p. 3 -- Coach Al Gebert. p. 4
Article(s): Last plans are rushed for seniors -- Founder of Blue Key visits here -- Bulletin 'rouse' senior interest -- Profs plan many types of summer vacationing -- Graduation activities are now going 'full blast' -- Corsages have replaced old-fashioned bouquets -- Diamond claims cheating to stop -- Picture gallery to be found in Jardine's office -- 'Painters' are still at large -- Mrs. Mikesell back from winter's visit -- 23 per cent of women students here are underweight, health reports shows -- Faculty active in speaking for commencements -- Branch to head honorary group -- Agency formed for better relationship -- Jardine to address Army dinner meet -- Sheepskins will be "real McCoy" -- Noted stylists make plans for big style year -- University gets exact copy of famed reaper -- Plans disclosed for Estes camp summer meeting -- Install Diamond as council head -- Percentage record for bureau -- Prof owes $144 for library book -- Fraternity unification now being inaugrated -- Education group recommends aid in new project -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Foreign correspondents relate stories in books -- Grad banquet -- 'Co-ops' showing gains at school -- Scholarships given to university girls -- Chicago bishop will give speech at K.U. -- Grad gossip -- R.O.T.C. band winds up successful year -- Collegiate world -- Foreign expert sees president -- Business library to aid research -- Northwestern U., Chicago U. fight for queen title -- Heidelberg motif will be feature of party Friday -- Sorority presides at Organdy Prom -- Informality, comfort key to college dress -- Collegians make perfect escorts -- Cleveland College will teach course in love -- Students burn midnight oil, drain college cups during finals session -- University students make plans for approaching -- Univeristy students make plans for approaching summer vacations -- Friday last day of final examinations -- Roundabout -- Alpha Tau alumnae luncheon -- Former students return for dance -- Flames win intramural ball title -- 'Board' official is speaker here -- Sports wise / Katy Dedrick -- Students corner pennies in fight on 'hidden tax' -- Local business outlook bright -- Student yearbook is out on campus -- Czechoslavakian army supported -- Alpha Gams win 'victory' trophy with 373 points -- University head says 'pleasant vacation to all' -- Dorsett buys grill at Emporia State -- The sporting thing / Charles E. Poe -- Diamond leads Cindermen next year on track -- Study rules given Eastern students -- Ark Valley museum has been renovated -- Modern education fuses theory with experience
Photograph(s): Dr. Earle Davis. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- Doug Nunn: New treasurer of his fraternity, Pi Alpha Pi, has been selected to head Blue Key and Colophon honorary organizations for the following year. p. 3 -- Gamma housemother: Mrs. J. W. Vaniman has resigned her directorship of the Alpha Gamma Gamma house and plans to tour Canada, Michigan, and Colorado for the coming year. Her successor has as yet not been selected. p. 3 -- Parnassus head for 1939 is Sam Smith, sophomore. Mrs. Smith has been in the journalism department for the past year. p. 3 -- Betty Neely who will work in the Speech Science department this summer. p. 3 -- Sidney Martin: Intramural debate winner in this spring's contests. p. 3 -- Coach Al Gebert. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.43 no.36
v.43 no.36