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The Sunflower, v.42, no.10 (November 12, 1936)
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Sunflower 1936-11-12
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Wichita, Kansas
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1936-11-12
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Tom Tom
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.42, no.10, Wichita, Kansas, November 12, 1936 - 12 pages
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Article(s): Campus sees first issue of Tom-Tom -- Neff stresses ideals in prep school courses -- Pi Kap leading all entries for snapshot prize -- Versatile actor gives program -- Aid will be offered by professors -- Work on new art quarters nearing finish -- Pre-meds take aptitude test -- U.S. goverment papers kept in school library -- Last touches being put on new building -- Alligator given to zoology lab -- New fine arts classes to be started here -- Education Week observed here -- Hekhuis speaks at Hamilton school -- Election of homecoming queen looms -- Jardine's brother is visiting here -- Barrett starts new system to rate cadets -- Second forum here features world affairs -- Seven bands come here for festival -- Student body selects Betty Coed tomorrow -- Virginia Marsh to give recital -- Suppot of University to more than repay entire community -- Scholarship is sought during Rush Week; then is forgotten -- Short pants / Grenville Darling -- Collegiate world -- University bulletin -- Student opinion -- Glen Soderstrom will attend meet -- Barrett speaker is Armistice convo -- Death comes for former professor -- Public forums started here -- Love, libel suits feature Miller bill -- Pi Kap gives 'Silver' dance -- Varied entertainment planned by mothers -- Soc in th' puss -- Survey shows girls' sports are popular -- Miss Shawver is bus queen -- Women contribute to society by being women -- Stained window is gift to K.U. -- Kappa Rho will honor patronesses at coffee -- To broadcast mixer Friday -- Delta O. holds Friday 13 hop -- Alpha Tau has party for Doris Kluseman -- Leora Austin to wed Elmer Cekosky here -- Home Ec Club initiates new luncheon policy -- Hornets try to take sixth victory here -- Hockey teams are paired in tourney -- Hays-Pitt game holds present C.C. interest -- Neelly assists Cage direction -- Hekhuis speaks to Newton Boy Scouts -- Sports chaff / Lois Carpenter -- Wichita loses for fourth time -- Yearlings to meet Ichabod freshman -- Women's sport glances -- Archery Club will organize
Photograph(s): Dies: Dr. Samuel E. Swartz, professor of chemistry at the university in 1927, who died last Saturday. p. 1 -- Candidates for Betty Coed, 1936-37: Representing their representative organizations in the election of Betty Coed for 1936-37, are Miss Jeanne Carr, Sorosis; Miss Virginia Stewart, Barb; Miss Beulah Barrett, Kappa Rho; Miss Eleanor Martin, Alpha Tau; Miss Mary Alice Whitmore, Pi Kap; Miss Alice Jane Brown, Delta Omega. p. 1 [E. Marie] Graham. p. 1 -- Y.W. speaker: Miss Grace Wilkie, dean of women, who presented an informal talk to the Y.W.C.A. yesterday afternoon. Dean Wilkie was the first of a series of speakers scheduled for this semester. p. 3 -- Invading coach: Coach Fran Welch, of the Emporia Hornets, who brings his squad here this Saturday for the Shockers third conference test. p. 4
Article(s): Campus sees first issue of Tom-Tom -- Neff stresses ideals in prep school courses -- Pi Kap leading all entries for snapshot prize -- Versatile actor gives program -- Aid will be offered by professors -- Work on new art quarters nearing finish -- Pre-meds take aptitude test -- U.S. goverment papers kept in school library -- Last touches being put on new building -- Alligator given to zoology lab -- New fine arts classes to be started here -- Education Week observed here -- Hekhuis speaks at Hamilton school -- Election of homecoming queen looms -- Jardine's brother is visiting here -- Barrett starts new system to rate cadets -- Second forum here features world affairs -- Seven bands come here for festival -- Student body selects Betty Coed tomorrow -- Virginia Marsh to give recital -- Suppot of University to more than repay entire community -- Scholarship is sought during Rush Week; then is forgotten -- Short pants / Grenville Darling -- Collegiate world -- University bulletin -- Student opinion -- Glen Soderstrom will attend meet -- Barrett speaker is Armistice convo -- Death comes for former professor -- Public forums started here -- Love, libel suits feature Miller bill -- Pi Kap gives 'Silver' dance -- Varied entertainment planned by mothers -- Soc in th' puss -- Survey shows girls' sports are popular -- Miss Shawver is bus queen -- Women contribute to society by being women -- Stained window is gift to K.U. -- Kappa Rho will honor patronesses at coffee -- To broadcast mixer Friday -- Delta O. holds Friday 13 hop -- Alpha Tau has party for Doris Kluseman -- Leora Austin to wed Elmer Cekosky here -- Home Ec Club initiates new luncheon policy -- Hornets try to take sixth victory here -- Hockey teams are paired in tourney -- Hays-Pitt game holds present C.C. interest -- Neelly assists Cage direction -- Hekhuis speaks to Newton Boy Scouts -- Sports chaff / Lois Carpenter -- Wichita loses for fourth time -- Yearlings to meet Ichabod freshman -- Women's sport glances -- Archery Club will organize
Photograph(s): Dies: Dr. Samuel E. Swartz, professor of chemistry at the university in 1927, who died last Saturday. p. 1 -- Candidates for Betty Coed, 1936-37: Representing their representative organizations in the election of Betty Coed for 1936-37, are Miss Jeanne Carr, Sorosis; Miss Virginia Stewart, Barb; Miss Beulah Barrett, Kappa Rho; Miss Eleanor Martin, Alpha Tau; Miss Mary Alice Whitmore, Pi Kap; Miss Alice Jane Brown, Delta Omega. p. 1 [E. Marie] Graham. p. 1 -- Y.W. speaker: Miss Grace Wilkie, dean of women, who presented an informal talk to the Y.W.C.A. yesterday afternoon. Dean Wilkie was the first of a series of speakers scheduled for this semester. p. 3 -- Invading coach: Coach Fran Welch, of the Emporia Hornets, who brings his squad here this Saturday for the Shockers third conference test. p. 4
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.42 no.10
v.42 no.10