The Sunflower, v.44, no.22 (February 23, 1939)
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Issue Date
1939-02-23
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Hekhuis, Lambertus, 1890- , Mikesell, William Henry, 1887-1969 , Sipple, Leslie
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.44, no.22, Wichita, Kansas, February 23, 1939. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Four take government examination -- Debaters travel to Texas U. for Southwest meet -- Whock Club to conduct convocation -- Spectator sees Shockers as group of poor sports -- Committee plans for next dance -- Marriage is subject of forum talk -- Sociology class leaves tomorrow on Winfield trip -- Plans for mixer completed now -- Bogan nominated for appointment -- Speakers secure individual rating -- Fine arts group is broadcasting program series -- Booster trip to Emporia planned by Whock Club -- Tickets now on sale for dinner honoring Jardine -- Y.W.C.A. changes plans of spring conference here -- W.U. rifle team completes third round of match -- Tom Tom editor working on copy -- Appendectomies keep two from attending class -- Bookstore pays out about $900 to booksellers -- Haymaker gives large collection of recent books -- Worden elected Young GOP head -- U.S. geologists use local lab -- Barbs extending officers' terms -- Membership drive launched Monday -- Ad club to hold clinic in March -- Sipple, Sievers will discuss W.U. clinic -- Astronomy club to meet tonight -- Jardine to attend Ohio education meet -- The 'future study' -- It's really army 'mess' / Kirkpatrick -- So-called U.S. culture / Brincefield -- Announcements are prominent on social calendar this week -- Parties planned honoring former University coed -- W.U. professor's daughter visits University artist -- Sorority dance is planned for tomorrow night -- Columbia University completes new student 'Lion's Den' social calendar -- Hays elected to Chips presidency -- Ticket sale for picture starts -- Campbell gives radio programs -- Pi Beta Chi holds initiation services -- Ensemble gives spring program -- Group entertains at benefit bridge -- Fine Arts will sponsor movie -- Pre-medics group initiates pledges -- Delta Omega will broadcast songs -- Dramatists will give first play -- Pi Alphs schedule dance March 17 -- Wrigley to present Shaw's 'Pygmalion' -- Commercial club to meet tonight -- Riggs, Scripsy are Y.W.C.A. speakers -- W.U. student is advocate of old Harvard custom -- Members of Kappa Rho give informal spread for rushees -- Pi Kappa Psi will entertain at informal 'Mexican' party -- Columbia cloakroom employe [sic] leaves school $300 in will -- Wilson College films students for posture correction use -- Football attendance in 1938 tops 1937 by eleven per cent -- Honorary Colonel is guest at George Washington Ball -- U.S. has 675 endowed schools with $1,500,000,000 value -- Final home game next for Wichita -- Shockers down De Paul's team in rowdy game -- Shocker boxers enter Missouri Valley tourney -- Frosh cagemen giving promise -- Alpha Gams yet hold intramural basketball lead -- Frosh cagemen giving promise -- Track schedule nears completion -- Ellis elected rush captain of national dramatics group -- Board requests managers meet -- Barb women's club has skating party -- Fort Hays wins from Shockers -- Campbell is guest artist at Rotary Club dinner meeting -- University trio to play for engineers' club this afternoon
Photograph(s): Lewis Crum. p. 1 -- Dr. Paul Popenoe. p. 1 -- [Walter] Tait. p. 1 -- [Dean] Worden. p. 1 -- [Marguerite] Cleary. p. 1 -- What! Again? After snow had fallen steadily Monday morning, University students and faculty began to fear that the campus would see a repetition of last year's big snow which finally ended February 18, 1938. The fact that the storm arrived in Wichita nearly on the anniversary of the Big Storm of '38 added to the novelty of the occasion. The group pictured above were photographed as they slipped, slid, and struggled around the campus Monday evening reliving the danger of having traffic tied up and transportation impossible. p. 1 -- [Vivian] Melcher. p. 2 -- [Paul] Randalls. p. 2 -- Uncaptioned photograph accompanying article about Clark Ahlberg. p. 2 -- Choice sorority pledges: Campus sororities recently announced the above freshmen coeds as their best all around pledges. They are, from left to right, Norma Webb, Pi Kap; Betty Solomon, Kappa Rho; Neva Sue Reinhart, Alpha Tau; Imogene Kincade, Sorosis, and Harriet Porter, Delta Omega. p. 3
Article(s): Four take government examination -- Debaters travel to Texas U. for Southwest meet -- Whock Club to conduct convocation -- Spectator sees Shockers as group of poor sports -- Committee plans for next dance -- Marriage is subject of forum talk -- Sociology class leaves tomorrow on Winfield trip -- Plans for mixer completed now -- Bogan nominated for appointment -- Speakers secure individual rating -- Fine arts group is broadcasting program series -- Booster trip to Emporia planned by Whock Club -- Tickets now on sale for dinner honoring Jardine -- Y.W.C.A. changes plans of spring conference here -- W.U. rifle team completes third round of match -- Tom Tom editor working on copy -- Appendectomies keep two from attending class -- Bookstore pays out about $900 to booksellers -- Haymaker gives large collection of recent books -- Worden elected Young GOP head -- U.S. geologists use local lab -- Barbs extending officers' terms -- Membership drive launched Monday -- Ad club to hold clinic in March -- Sipple, Sievers will discuss W.U. clinic -- Astronomy club to meet tonight -- Jardine to attend Ohio education meet -- The 'future study' -- It's really army 'mess' / Kirkpatrick -- So-called U.S. culture / Brincefield -- Announcements are prominent on social calendar this week -- Parties planned honoring former University coed -- W.U. professor's daughter visits University artist -- Sorority dance is planned for tomorrow night -- Columbia University completes new student 'Lion's Den' social calendar -- Hays elected to Chips presidency -- Ticket sale for picture starts -- Campbell gives radio programs -- Pi Beta Chi holds initiation services -- Ensemble gives spring program -- Group entertains at benefit bridge -- Fine Arts will sponsor movie -- Pre-medics group initiates pledges -- Delta Omega will broadcast songs -- Dramatists will give first play -- Pi Alphs schedule dance March 17 -- Wrigley to present Shaw's 'Pygmalion' -- Commercial club to meet tonight -- Riggs, Scripsy are Y.W.C.A. speakers -- W.U. student is advocate of old Harvard custom -- Members of Kappa Rho give informal spread for rushees -- Pi Kappa Psi will entertain at informal 'Mexican' party -- Columbia cloakroom employe [sic] leaves school $300 in will -- Wilson College films students for posture correction use -- Football attendance in 1938 tops 1937 by eleven per cent -- Honorary Colonel is guest at George Washington Ball -- U.S. has 675 endowed schools with $1,500,000,000 value -- Final home game next for Wichita -- Shockers down De Paul's team in rowdy game -- Shocker boxers enter Missouri Valley tourney -- Frosh cagemen giving promise -- Alpha Gams yet hold intramural basketball lead -- Frosh cagemen giving promise -- Track schedule nears completion -- Ellis elected rush captain of national dramatics group -- Board requests managers meet -- Barb women's club has skating party -- Fort Hays wins from Shockers -- Campbell is guest artist at Rotary Club dinner meeting -- University trio to play for engineers' club this afternoon
Photograph(s): Lewis Crum. p. 1 -- Dr. Paul Popenoe. p. 1 -- [Walter] Tait. p. 1 -- [Dean] Worden. p. 1 -- [Marguerite] Cleary. p. 1 -- What! Again? After snow had fallen steadily Monday morning, University students and faculty began to fear that the campus would see a repetition of last year's big snow which finally ended February 18, 1938. The fact that the storm arrived in Wichita nearly on the anniversary of the Big Storm of '38 added to the novelty of the occasion. The group pictured above were photographed as they slipped, slid, and struggled around the campus Monday evening reliving the danger of having traffic tied up and transportation impossible. p. 1 -- [Vivian] Melcher. p. 2 -- [Paul] Randalls. p. 2 -- Uncaptioned photograph accompanying article about Clark Ahlberg. p. 2 -- Choice sorority pledges: Campus sororities recently announced the above freshmen coeds as their best all around pledges. They are, from left to right, Norma Webb, Pi Kap; Betty Solomon, Kappa Rho; Neva Sue Reinhart, Alpha Tau; Imogene Kincade, Sorosis, and Harriet Porter, Delta Omega. p. 3
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University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.44 no.22
v.44 no.22