The Sunflower, v.45, no.29 (April 11, 1940)
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Issue Date
1940-04-11
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Men's rifle team
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.45, no.29, Wichita, Kansas, April 11, 1940. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Schnitzler is elected May Queen -- Festival to take campus: Musicians will be guests of campus in music festival -- New varsity show opens on week-end [sic] -- Graduation speaker is W.A. White -- Sorosis to break ground for house -- Deans give first term honor list -- Skits and booth choices are set by organizations -- Colophon photo contest closes Friday, April 19 -- Group sponsors annual contest on April 25, 26 -- Annual play day is set by Neff to be April 20 -- Announcements for graduation to go on sale -- Meeting makes method changes in accreditment -- Three accepted by M.D. schools -- Family to be sent to 1940 World Fair -- Singer to appear at forum before new gym curtain -- Whan to speak -- Debaters to close best season in school history -- Ver Wiebe visits Chicago meeting -- Seniors to attend federation meet -- Cope is on board of independents -- Organizations are worth $2,000 more this year -- Club hears Spaeth -- Animated, political, comic cartoons claim spotlight / Frank Hafer -- District library group to meet -- Two promotions are made here -- Rogers attends photo lectures -- Websters to move house off campus -- Former students reveal spring wedding and engagement plans -- Leap Year Dance to be given by Wheaties group -- Setzer elected new president of drama group -- Sorosis to fete new Bus Queen at Sport Dance --- Sports banquet held last night -- Kirkwood named Ideal Art Model -- Dr. Spaeth addresses Phi Sig mothers club -- Faculty to meet for spring dinner -- Pre-medics plan picnic for group -- Alpha Epsilon honors girls at tea Sunday -- Orchesis initiates five at services -- Spaeth talks to civitans -- Ten Shocker grid games on schedule -- Track team to compete at Emporia -- University teams return from trip -- Holyoke hall is again victorious in track events -- W.U. loses dual meet to Baker -- Campus groups start softball contests today -- University riflers take national regional match -- Trackmen take five-way meet in stadium here -- Jobs are given eight students in March -- Article is published -- Mikesell to speak -- Alpha Taus win in tournament
Photograph(s): Graduation speaker: William Allen White, nationally known editor of the Emporia Gazette, will be the principal speaker at the University commencement June 4. p. 1 -- Festival director: Maj. Walter K. Duerksen, who will have charge of the annual festival for Kansas high school musicians which will be held on the University campus Friday and Saturday. Major Duerksen is the director of the R.O.T.C. Band, and assistant professor of band and music theory. p. 1 -- Flirting with death: Gene Seizer, who plays the role of "Death" in the forthcoming production "Death Takes a Holiday," goes on his knees to his lovely leading lady, Alma Louise Gray. The University Players will present the play in the Auditorium, April 18, 19, and 20. p. 1 -- Wheaties informal planned: The four pretty girls are completing exciting plans for the Wheaties sport dance which will be held in Henrion Gymnasium Saturday, April 20. Committee members are Venora Layman, Jean Braly, chairman, Peggy Coates, and Frances Anderson. p. 3 -- Dance Chairman: Mildred Hall is chairman of the Sorosis sports dance honoring Mary Wertz, new Bus Queen, which is being held in the Pine Room of the Commons tonight. p. 3 -- Five-man team brings home the medals: First-place winner is the National Rifle Association regional match at Lincoln, Neb., was the five-man rifle team of the University. Pictured (left to right) are, Wallace Wilkins, Jack Jackson, Garnet Cox, Harry Beal, and Carl Buck. p. 4
Article(s): Schnitzler is elected May Queen -- Festival to take campus: Musicians will be guests of campus in music festival -- New varsity show opens on week-end [sic] -- Graduation speaker is W.A. White -- Sorosis to break ground for house -- Deans give first term honor list -- Skits and booth choices are set by organizations -- Colophon photo contest closes Friday, April 19 -- Group sponsors annual contest on April 25, 26 -- Annual play day is set by Neff to be April 20 -- Announcements for graduation to go on sale -- Meeting makes method changes in accreditment -- Three accepted by M.D. schools -- Family to be sent to 1940 World Fair -- Singer to appear at forum before new gym curtain -- Whan to speak -- Debaters to close best season in school history -- Ver Wiebe visits Chicago meeting -- Seniors to attend federation meet -- Cope is on board of independents -- Organizations are worth $2,000 more this year -- Club hears Spaeth -- Animated, political, comic cartoons claim spotlight / Frank Hafer -- District library group to meet -- Two promotions are made here -- Rogers attends photo lectures -- Websters to move house off campus -- Former students reveal spring wedding and engagement plans -- Leap Year Dance to be given by Wheaties group -- Setzer elected new president of drama group -- Sorosis to fete new Bus Queen at Sport Dance --- Sports banquet held last night -- Kirkwood named Ideal Art Model -- Dr. Spaeth addresses Phi Sig mothers club -- Faculty to meet for spring dinner -- Pre-medics plan picnic for group -- Alpha Epsilon honors girls at tea Sunday -- Orchesis initiates five at services -- Spaeth talks to civitans -- Ten Shocker grid games on schedule -- Track team to compete at Emporia -- University teams return from trip -- Holyoke hall is again victorious in track events -- W.U. loses dual meet to Baker -- Campus groups start softball contests today -- University riflers take national regional match -- Trackmen take five-way meet in stadium here -- Jobs are given eight students in March -- Article is published -- Mikesell to speak -- Alpha Taus win in tournament
Photograph(s): Graduation speaker: William Allen White, nationally known editor of the Emporia Gazette, will be the principal speaker at the University commencement June 4. p. 1 -- Festival director: Maj. Walter K. Duerksen, who will have charge of the annual festival for Kansas high school musicians which will be held on the University campus Friday and Saturday. Major Duerksen is the director of the R.O.T.C. Band, and assistant professor of band and music theory. p. 1 -- Flirting with death: Gene Seizer, who plays the role of "Death" in the forthcoming production "Death Takes a Holiday," goes on his knees to his lovely leading lady, Alma Louise Gray. The University Players will present the play in the Auditorium, April 18, 19, and 20. p. 1 -- Wheaties informal planned: The four pretty girls are completing exciting plans for the Wheaties sport dance which will be held in Henrion Gymnasium Saturday, April 20. Committee members are Venora Layman, Jean Braly, chairman, Peggy Coates, and Frances Anderson. p. 3 -- Dance Chairman: Mildred Hall is chairman of the Sorosis sports dance honoring Mary Wertz, new Bus Queen, which is being held in the Pine Room of the Commons tonight. p. 3 -- Five-man team brings home the medals: First-place winner is the National Rifle Association regional match at Lincoln, Neb., was the five-man rifle team of the University. Pictured (left to right) are, Wallace Wilkins, Jack Jackson, Garnet Cox, Harry Beal, and Carl Buck. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.45 no.29
v.45 no.29