Friends U 0 Wichita U 3 t h e■•.in. ..,.B n SUNFLOWER u e e k . v „ v th b „ b t h b . n ,v b ..„ tv OF W fCH lTA ^ CHITA, KANSAsTd ECEMBER 3. 1926 NUMBER 12 QUAKERS iTBALL BANQUET J OFFICIAL WICHITA IT SHIBKMERE IS Tribute Tjo D e La UNIVERSITY SEAL University of Wichita Team Spring event o f t o n ig h t It seemed unfortunate that so glori CHOSEN IN CONTEST ous a day ns Thanksgiving should Strong Offensive in last Half and Ctptnhi'clect of the 1927 Team have been marred by the injury of Eldon Keidd, Fairmount AIumnuB. Willi Be Announced at DeLa, the flashy Quaker halfback Banquet Wins Twenty.five Dollars With Win Annual Turkey Day Game whose leg was broken on the first Hia Design punt return that Friends made. _____ he annual football banquet, one of Playing a clever game all season.i An ofTk-inl university seal, designed by Margin or Drop Kick blg:e:<'st all-school affairs of the I eLa has been mentioned for som e by Mr. Elden Keidd. has been selected .will he held tonight at the Shirk- all-state position. He had played a «s the emblem which will be placed by Joe SliH when tnembers of the student dean fightmg game for his school and hereafter, on all documents of the ihc faculty, and the Board of ^ d earned the right to battle the school. A prize of twenty-five dollar.s, nts will honor the victorious 1926 Wheatshoekers last Thursday. "Tri- dfered by the Board of Regents, goes THE FOOTBALL BANQUET JI squad. The custom of an- Slone FooHinll to University neing the now captain at this ban- Campus for Another 1 he was equally good at runping, Fairmount in 192T), for submitting the The annual banquet in honor of Year will he continued. kicking, and passing. He had gone be.st all-around design. the football letter men is being he pn'gram, featuring gridiron IimkTml’ I i ’""'u " pioturos the traditional i htdd tonight at the Shirkmere. eedings and will consist of short making Inmsclf a watched man in the wheat shock. imrvester with a I‘or the .second Thanksgiving in suc This is one of the worthy enter- cession, .!()(• Stitt's toe lia.s given the by Conch Umnus, Captain conference, and hreakina: away into .scythe in hi.s arm. .stun,Is at the wheat ’ prl-jes sponsored bv the Y. M. C Wheatshoekei s their margin of vic [ike" Vermillion. Mr. "Bob” Tim- sprl.s of hroken hel,l .-unninK that sent shock on the left, and is con.sullinKl A. Howard Fullington, and the tory over the Quakers. With about The team has hud one of the ten minute.s to get, tlio .
Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives THE s u n f l o w e r Machine Gun Range Spanish Club Enter Open to R. O. T. C. Men Favorite of Musical America tained Students Pep Makers Style is Somewhat Cramped .Juniors and Sophomores WHIl Re A IMny Written hy Miss Richardson ceive Complete Instruction and Frances Hill Furnished a Furious Proft, In Firing }*rogrnm
The R. O. T. C. men of the junior Down the hall he went, aticki The nu>nibir.<< of (he Spanish Club class hepan machine pun firinp last head in each door. N,,_ entertained the Spanish stuilents of Wednesday at the ranpe on north Hill Paul Revere yelling “The BritiJ] the Univirsity Thursday inftenioon side avenue. coming!” Just a little fiosh with a most enjoyable program. Lieutenant Gaillard is conchinp the “ Come to chapel!” The theme wn.s that of the last’ day men in the annual practice classes. The At last he came to room ‘ of .school in a little coLintry school juniors have been receiving instruction eight. Bravely he stiak hii house in Spain. It wa.< written by in the machine pun .«incc their en through the half open door, andu Mis.s Richardson, the critic of the trance into the advanced course this his message. Then he happej club, and Frances Hill, chairman of fall and are now r<*ady to t-ake up glance up. Holy horrors! Then/ the programs. A fter the reading of the practical phase of actual firing. Dean Mikcsell presiding ns tei the Spanish version of “ The Three The class work has given the men the With a gasp o f terror ho turri] Bears,” accompanied with many in complete nomenclature and con.«^truc- sped wildly down the hall towm] terruptions on the part of the ‘‘child tion of the pun and they have learn chapel, closley pursued by the ren", the following program wa.>^ given ed the detailed mechanism an
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Y, W. a A. Two Parties Do • 4 * S O C I E T Y A regular business meeting of the Honor to Faculty Y. W. C. A. girls was held Wednesday A afternoon. The main purpose of this Alpha Pi Men SOCIAI. CALENDAR Members of the faculty have been Dec. 3.—Football Banquet, Shirk- Holyoke Hall to meeting was to put the business prob- Hold Annual Stag mere. lem.s before the whole organization, the honorces for two informal af Have Party Sat. in.stead of before the executives only fairs this week. its, Imiirnmptu Talkn, and Munic c Wichita High ochool Auditorium. as it has been heretofore. Discussions •Miss Fultz and Miss Graham are pollo» Midnight Dinner Wilmii Harrison, Elinor Card and were held on the budget problem, on Dec. 17.-Snrnsis Annual Banquet. entertaining the women of the facul Waukela Craw Have Charge the financial campaign, the freshman Lrestview Country Hub. ty at an informal tea this after rncmU i s, pledges, and alumni Of Arrangementa commission, and the delegates to be Dec. 2 2 .-P i ^pha Pi Christmas noon. , 'the Pi '^M'ha Pi fraternity held Party. sent to Milwaukee. Wisconsin, to rep irannual Thanksgiving stag dinner Invitations have been issued by the resent our Y. W. C. A. in the Na Dr. ami Mrs. Finlayson were host Dec. 22. Webster Informal Party, Thurs'lay at midnight at the girls of Holyoke Hall for a party to and hostess at dinner last Tuesday Shirkmere. tional Conference of the Y. M. C. A. ,,jjon ( After the dinner, be held in the dormitory parlors Sat and Y. W. C. A. This conference will night to a number of the faculty at the Innes Tea Room. kieh imnu-dialely followed the vars- urday night, .December 4. bo held there during the Christmas t shori pi-ogram of toasts, music Webster and Pi Alpha The decorations and spirit of the vacation. A special musical number informa' talks formed the even- party are to be those of the Christ was given by Edith Weed. The devo- ■j entertainment. To Entertain on 22nd mas .season. Chairmen for the party tionals were led by Gwen Graham. i^Hfoasts w«-u' given by John Meyers, are: decorations, Wnuketa Craw; re I Hill Beauty Parlor The Webster and Pi Alpha Pi an .jil Brni'k. Kenneth Greider. and Nej^ freshments, Wilma Harrison, and en Union National HIdg. nual (’hrislmns parties will be .held A number of popular pieces tertainment. Elinor Gnrd. The fellows in the drawing class Halrnny Dockum No. 2 on Friday night, December 22. Be , j f played on the piano by Seward Faculty members invited arc: Miss on the third floor of Fiske Hall got a cause of 11 full social calendar the BOBBED HEADS fider. Phe alumni who were pres- es Wilkie, Clough, Downing, Tihen, lot of kick out of a toy snake they had. date for the parties necessitates a Fraser, and Richardson, and Mr.s. gavc short impromptu speeches. conflict. They hung him by a string from the Shampoo 50c li^lThose who attended are: Dunn. ceiling, or led him wriggling along The Webslcrs will hold their party Shampoo and Marcel $1.25 Mes.srs; Walter S. Henrion, James The girls have asked university the hall by an invisible .string. The at the Shirkmere and have announced Manicure 50c ’.Ross. Paul J. Wellman, Paul Ver- men as their guest.s. Sorosis and Delta Omega girls wei'e it n.s an informal affair. The Pi Permanent Wavincr ilion, Ray Whitney. DeVerne Archer, hoarse from screaming, and because Alpha Pi party will also be informal |«nn Moore, Clay Hedrick, Rowe of their hair raising fear, were taken Winter Rates but no definite place has been chosen ization of Melisande in “ The Big IcCuIlough. Paul Inman, Paul John- to entertain. Parade’’ has placed her feet firmly for Fiji Islanders. m . Donald Smith, Earl Boland, Emil well up on the ladder of success. ick, Fred Dodge, Wayland Steele, PSI TAII DELTA Karl Dane, who plays the role of irl Harness, Seward Greider, Aymcr Slim Jensen in “ The Big Parade” , henbarh, Horace Jorgensen, Orville At their luncheon meeting on Tues- hails from Denmark. He was horn ion. I iirnot Brennan, Kenneth da.v. Novcnihei’ at), the members of in ('openhngen, came to this coun ider. .lolm .Meyers, James Evans, F’si Tail Delta related thedr Thanks try in 1917. and has been construc tirold Da\is, Sam Hutchinson. Wil- giving expel ience.-. The outstanding tion engineer, soldier, nvinloi' anil ir.Marsliall, Harold Reynolds, Waynu interest wa.s the great game with rancher, and is now an actor. ipkin. Kimcr Pierce, Forrest Atwood, Fiiends Hniversity. m Pirlu-n.s, DeVone Quinn, Ned Pi Kn|rpa Psi made the club a gen moredesirSMQ }^|oul(b. Don Lewis. IIaro! t Campus before Your Eye8..Willis this particular line of work, adm it-, Caution a Virtue?...... Menkemeyer tcdly the most creative form of en- House of David Band at I. t- rtainment in the theatre, M iss; “*’**®' ...... Robert Williams 2:30; 7:30 and 9:30 " r. ,r , Meeting: Pledges McCluggagc, J»mls has been far out in front of all i And Other Miller Features others for many years, both here and . Edwards and H. Williams. J-* L 'i r t M in T ondon and Paris. I L L I . The famous actress will have the | -1. DELTA OMEGA assistance of Four Great Artists and ( « I Members and pledges of Delta her own jazz accompanist. Wga yi'joyed the following program regular meeting: Orphettin “ THE BIG PARADE’ Fiction Magazine, Lena Schmidt. InstrutJetive Magazine, Frances Sul- Renee Adoree, the charming little DAILY 3, 7:30, 9:15 French girl who goes so far to en Piano Solo, Muriel Derington. i hance an evening’s entertainment in ______5 M.i-razine Problem of Today, the big film success of the season, FIVE ^Hmu Picesang. “ The Big Parade’’, to be shown at Read the Daily Newspaper? th'' Trawford, week of December 13, ^nie McLain. BIG loines of an old circus family in I f LUNCHION^ AND BANQUiTS | before the business meeting the France, and before she emigrated to ta Omega song was taught to the .Amoricn, she pursued the calling of a ACTS I Our Spaelalty ______dancer. Forced to fiee from Brussels “House Without a by the thrilling events of 1914, she I We Cater to College Folks Parties and We Have | Mildred Wood is a very lucky girl. esenped to England and from there Key” ^ Every Convenience for Handling Them I nanu- was on the room committee iournelixL to this great country^ Episode No. 4 j * and as she burned her where she took up stage work only KINOGRAMS * t nra) severely last week, did not to forsake it U n - the greater emolu Hotel Broadview K to serve. ments of thiyscrecn. Her character
Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives 4 ______. ______' THE SUNFLOWER Welcome Home should strike a responsive chord in Louise Preston got 7 ) ^ __ THE SUNFLOWER the students. jOUt of the Sorosis Pledge nr WhcMi the debate schedule is com sale lasb Saturday. A Mexican Published Weekly by the Students of the University of WIchiU Ever since its presentation four plete and home contests are arranged came in and Louise talked R Entered as Second Class Matter Septen'ber 24. 1916, at the l*ost Office at years ago, the University of Wichita Wichita, Kansas, under the Act of March 3, 1879 it is hoped that the student body will I to hor. However, the womtt has been able to maintain possession give to them their much deserved sup learned that Uuiae’s »upp]»^* EDITORIAL STAFF of the Midian Shrine Football, that port. mother tongue was vc-y AHUIIB N. BOOTH ...... ,...... K D I T O tM N - C H I E r .symbol of athletic prowess, awarded M aiiv a . H ai.u ...... - ...... A sR uruT B i*>iTon to the school winning the annual BfTM MoiinAN ...... ;...... M a n a o in o I ^ itos Turkey Day fray. Mr. .\efT says his little girl Mary . The — ------..ov,- , , STAFF Welcome home, Midian Shrine his "mi" class thi.s, and Helene Wil- diet—and there are to >... no W ii.t.in M mm.k B h y a n t ...... Co py r.iiiEF P jm .n . K ...... Football, ns you return once mor^e to linnis told him the chold would learn ® to be i;, ijpj
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and students, hearing of the small student body n^lli ♦ ^ support given all-student projects, be encour- mu ® member of this institution ? ifie moral is quite apparent. Have your pictures taken thia week for tins year’s annual, so that o t h L may ^now and^ y may count yourself as-part of the University of Wichita.
de tim. See, like diss he goes. Mrs. Cohensbaum Mrs. F.: Vott a seestem. So you en yet to de fitbull gem, eh? Voss it She Watches Yet a good gem or nien? Mrs, C.: Oi dot University Weesh- Dose Drupl^ecf^s ta vot dey bit dose silly queckkers iMily. Vit de tree punt drup keck de bit em. Mail' power Mr.s. Fiddlestein; Oi, Mrs. Cohens- baum. ware haf you bin yet diss fine Mrs. F.: Did dey anyone was hurt? Tenkspeevinp eftemoon? Mrs. C.: Dey was one guy hrut yet, whut de emblance cum en took urn Pour millions of the best man-power of Europe Mrs. Cohensbaum: Vot I bin watch away. ing de drup kecks alreddy. Napoleonic conquests. llBlitaiy con- Mrs. F.: Emblance? Whut’s de Mrs. F.: Drup kecks! Vot iss dose omblance? non-creative, while industry is always drup kecks whut you talkecng abut? Mrs. C.: De emblance iss de ting Iss it fur de Tenksgeeving dinner, The laboratories and whut goes “Whoooooooooo” -down de whut? Iss you bekkingde drup kecks? shops of industry are the moi •strlt, whut it cerries de dead end dy sources of many of the In the last ^ one American manufacturer- Fou Mrs. C.; Oi, dunt esk, I bin wutch- ing to de huspitul. enduring attainments of ing de drup keeps wit de peegskin. Mrs. F.: Like de horse yet whut? our times. In the Qen- ener ectric Company—has created machines Mrs. F.; Vot a beezness! Peeg- Electric organiza skiji druk kecks I nivver hurd of al tion is an army of 75,000 f°rty times as great as that of FRESHMEN RECESSIONAL persons, co-operating to reddy. Vot a fullish tinks. Vot dey make electricity do more the lives lost m the Napoleonic ware. iss you tell me, de peegskin Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives i l the s u n f l o w e r girls’ Rifle Team AN excruciating EVENING Members Chosen Candidates Out For It wns „ dark and rainy night 1927 Rifle Team Twenty Girls in Squad Which Will mi a atiiT cold wind was lo w fn g Furlong’s Barber Shop Meet Other Colleges Next fiom tho north. Bus No. 308 of UNIVERSITY HEADQUARTERS Semester ho I n.vorsity of Wichita line canto W. U. Men Are Practising To Enter n os. Market to ho end of its run at Sovontoonth Competition In Marcellinff, Permanent Waving, Shampooing Fnun the forty members of the and Holyoko Avo„ and deposited Spring (jir)p' Uifle class twenty were chosen t«n ngu.es on the edge of the uni- for tiu squad. Major Grant and Mirfs '•cr.s.t.v enmpus. They made their Candidates for the men’s rifle team Tihyi' supervised the elimination. The way slowly up the hill toward Mor- have been working for two weeks on twenty tfirls having high score are: nson l.dtrary where a solitary light preliminary instruction in marksman Fern Covert, captain ; Gladys Brinker, gleamed a welcome. Five minutes ship. Gallery target practice is be Lloyd Callens . Vivinr, Butler, Marjorie Coyne, Paul ntcf three ngures emerge,I from the ing held on Tuesday Thursday, and ine Craifr. Jane Evans, Indus Hollinps- library and hurried toward Univor- Friday at one o’clock. Coronado Barber and Beauty Shop Rit.y Hall. Coming around the south ,o. o .. . Gity Library wortli. 1/oraine Lawson, Pauline Mal- About twelve men have reported for 124 S. .Mam Streal ph„„^ ^^43 loncf. Helen Mills, Frances Nesbit, fnd of the building they almost competition and training but the reg Sybil Koynolds, Hortense Rhodes. Mar- jRtumbled over a poor dilapidated old ular attendance has been very poor. fjarct Biley, Lena Schmidt, Geraldine wreck of a Ford touring car. Ima- Lieutenant Gaillard is trying to Shelly. Mary Thomas, Mary Thomp- I gine how cruel a person must be coach and build up a team this year FORTAm^ TYPEW RITERS i^o'iona' gon. and Edna Wentz. I to leave such an old unprotected which will rate high in the Corps Area lO U IABLES . „ I’OUTAllLBS Major Grant congratulated the girls relic nut in the rain nml cold. The competition, to be held later on in the New and Rebuilt on the number interested in rifle, and heart.s of the pi-owlers, for such year. DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE ROYAL TYPEWRITER their excellent marksmanship. He they were, were filled with anger The branch here has always held a Coleman Typewriter Co. says that the rifle team should be able I UR well ns compassion nml realizing very high standing in every depart 124 North Morket to make an enviable record in their their duty laid hold with hearty ment of the service, and it is hoped good will and pushed the wretched that the University of Wichilg will comi'clition with other teams this j...... mm...... year The ten members of the squad old car down the drive under the not lag in this activity this year. havimr the beat record will make up protectinK branches of a fir tree Rifle marksmanship is a real sport I Wichita’s Most Popular Candy Kitchen I the rifle team and five others will be standing just on the outskirts of and should be well supported by the I „ , '*'*■>' Noonday Lunches i kepi as alternates. Webster Grove. With lightened men of the unit. I Best Milk Chocolates Made. Also Fine Assortment of = Sergeant Manning L. Euthon is hearts at the thought of a duty I Home Made Candies ! well done the maurauders continued coaching the team. He has already EL CIRCULO ESPANOL blithely on their way. Their prome I Wichita Candy Kitchen | accepted one match with the Univers I Southwest Corner of Main and Douglas | ity of, Delaware. Dates for other nade lasted for the distance of only one short block for Holyoke Hall, The regular meeting of Ei Circulo ...... „„„i matches will be made later to be held the chicken ranch of the university, Espanol was held Thursday afternoon. during the last semester. Records for stands on the corner of Holyoke The following program was given: mati lu‘8 are to be shot here and sent Ave. and Sixteenth street. Again Roll Call— Men Famous in Spanish out to the respective colleges. some thoughtless person had left a History. Miller Recreation Ford coupe standing out in the open A Talk—Her Trip to Topeka—Miss ‘•SAINTLY HYPOCRITES street and again the three saw their Richardson. 3rd Floor Miller Theater Bldg. AND HON^T SINNERS Paper—"Spain in History”—Mary I duty and acted in accordance with Elevator Service j the instructions of their conscience. Kelley. “ Saintly Hypocrites and Honest Sin ) The car was pushed into a drive Piano Solo — "Lo Golondrina” — ners" which is being played by North , way and left in complete darkness, Frances Hill. KANSAS’ LARGEST AND FINEST Players at the Crawford Theater this j The rain and wind hurried the Paper — "The Royal Family of BILLIARD PARLOR week, is a play of unusual interest in I lonely walkers on their way and Spain”—Ralph Stuart. that it is a new work, with an out of I Holyoke Hall was soon left in the Spanish Songs— By the members. “Where you’re sure to meet your Buddy” the ordinary theme, and, while funda ' distance. The Alpha Gamma Gam mentally it is a moral attack on Hy- ma house was likewise passed by poerncy, yet the fabric of the story and the march continued ever on ami the characters have been so in ward. It was a fast traveling auto NEWBOOK8 geniously drawn and woven as to fur mobile which caused the three to : WILL HELP YOU SOLVE THE BRANCH-MIDDLEKAUFF CO. nish many good hearty rounds of halt and it was this same car which THE GIFT PROBLEM Investment Bankers laughter. The company will be par took them out of the rain into a ! ! Hundreds of new volumes on _ Stocks— Bonds— Commercial Paper ticularly well cast in this play and • • Science, Travel, Biography, Fic- • • most welcome shelter. First Nat’l Bank Bldg. Wichita, Kans. North Players promise a very enjoy The three were now five and the ; J tion. Etc. Step in and browse ; | • • around. able afternoon or ‘’ evening’s enter five were mounted. The evening tainment. was still young and many a kind act might yet be done ere the moon Tanner’ s 122 N. Main descended in the west. A beautiful A / Last Some o f Our example of a real estate sign was !! Thanksgiving Party Favors, laid with painstaking care on the ’ Decorations, Etc. Merchants State Bank| Fair Ones are Having front steps of the Fould’s mansion ♦ ♦ ♦ ■H 'H i i 'l "I t ! 111 I I l g Signs o f Knowledge and the car with its duty-loving oc cupants made straightway for * Holy Douflas at Emporia ------:------^ oke Hall. Orivine under the win Fairmount I’ep, school spirit and fun reigned dows of the imprisoned beauties who supiome in Dean Mikesell’s Social dwell in that house of many years Headquarters Caurtaay and Prsmpt Sarviea Psychology class the Wednesday af- ' they serenaded the lonely inmates ternrton before the holidays. I with the enthralling song of “ Old The members o f the class arrived Mayme Riley”. Lustily were they more promptly than usual, each carry < applauded and still more lustily did ing a mysteripus looking package. In ; they respond. One can not exist Watson’: vestigation of these disclosed sand- 1 however on doing kind acts and it wic-i^es, cake, cookies, pickles and po is not surprising that during the 133 N. Market WMloy Pharmacy tato chips. Edward McNeal's contri course of time consumed in sere bution consisted of ten bottles of grape nading the basement was entered juic(. How he contrived to appear to and many good things to eat were Candies, Sodas, Drugs» Hot Sandwiches ^ carrying only his brief case and his transferred from that room to the The Best Place to Eat coat is still a dark secret. back seat of the mystery car. The Is the The viands were just spread upon automobile guided by a reckless G. A. BENNETT hand lurched out into the street Pan-AiHirieiii the ft'stal board when the Dean walked Parking Service SOI North Hillaide Market 1375 in. To say he was astonished is to and the excited girls were left gaz put it mildly. ing into the darkness. There is Cait “We are celebrating the game to only one thing to be regretted, alas, 150 North Market morrow” , airly explained Gertrude the basement window was left open First Class American Pouhls, who had originated the idea. to any prowler of the night who and “ Well, well! That’s fine! Now we mi^ht dare to face the elements on Chinese Dishes -n WHY WALK should have some yells." such a night. Mkt 7197 The stone football, past games with ^‘■iends, and prospects for the game WHEN THE un Thursday dominated the conversa tion. Jokes told by each member of a a io H r * YOU CAN Fairmount the elnss brought the hour to a hilari- RIDE ou.** close. The Best Barber and Yellow BUS The members b f this class are: Beauty Sloops IJliian Rydjord. No. 1, Basement Union National SAVE TIME AND MONEY l-aura Potts. C aba mi-i We have arranged to give 8-Minute Service for Fairmount Buses. Bank Buildng Thelma Preesang. M. 4305 This will enable one to spend more time at home and less time on the road. ■Margaret Jane Judkins. No. 2. 118 So. Lawrence Take one ride and be convinced. Gertrude Foulds. D. 7069 Edward McNeal.. S O - f O WE WORK TO PLEASE— r A l R M O U N T BUS Prances Hill. MARKET Juanita Johnson. GIVE U.S A TRIAL BEN CHEWING, Prop. Guzel Ti^ell. Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives THE SUNFLOWER Four First Team Men but with football out of theway work will undoubtedly begin In earnest in a ATHLETICS Report for B. Ball few days. B. Myers,, Pipkin, Almstead and KANSAS CONFERENCE RESULTS Snackard Other First Team W . U. Recognized on Shocker Squad Ends ALL STATE MEN Prospects The Emporia Teachers won the All State Team Successful Season Kansas Conference championship Last week we eat the Quakers With four of the first team letter when they won from the Collegr of Vermilion and Pierce are Placed on —that Is history—and along , W. U. Ijost One Conference Game; men of last ycar’.s basketball team Emporia eleven on Thanksgiving Second and Third AlUStar with the victory is recorded the Day. They took the championship by Southwestern Received Worst back again this year, and with plenty Teams story of a hard and bitter fight; '! De.’-eat In Years cutting out nearly all o f their oppo- of Joe Stilt’s timely kick that of outstanding freshmen players avail nents. Two men of the University of saved the day; and of the wind Leaving a fine list of victories in able, the prospects for basketball this Bethany Colleye and College of Wirhitn football team win positions ing up of a jsuccessful season In its wake,'the Shocker eleven emerged year are taking on new color. Emporia tied for second place, while on the all-star Kansas Gopferencu which We defeated both of our from a very successful football sea Captain Harold Reynolds, forward Wichita University took fourth place Teanp. These men; at-e: Mike Ver- ancient rivals — Friends and son. The pioneer team of Wichita with a rating of .833 per cent. m ill^ , who was caltain of flhr foot Southwestern. on the team for two years, and Harold University has set a pace which will The College, Universities of the ball Ream the pastfseason, tnd El Davis, also a two-letter man, have be hard to equal by winning five conference were rated as follows; m er‘ Pierce, fullback. Mike Vermil And after the smoke of the played together for several years, and battle had cleared away, and the Conference games and losing one. Teams W, L. T. I»ct. lion took the position of captain and will probably hold down their positions football season had ended there Two non-conference games were Emporia Teachers...... 7 0 0 l.fi0() tackle on the second team of the rdayed, one of which was lost, and for this year. Kermit Corzine, guard, came the announcements con Bethany ...... q i q .h57 Kansas Conference All Stars, while the other a decisive victory. i • back again and should provide hot Pierce hns been made halfback on cerning (he selection of the all- College of Emporia ..... 6 1 0 .857 >tatc teams. The season was started by the an competition for anyone who aspires Wichite U...... 5 1 0 the third team. Some people may ex nual clash with the Haskell Indians. to his position. Ottawa 5 2 0 .714 press disappointment that the Uni In the albstate selections. The Shockers lost to this powerful Three of the players, McBumey, Me- Friends 4 2 0 .007 versity of Wichita did not place on Captain Vermillion was given team by a score of 67-0. Cormick, and Fullington have played Sterling 4 3 0 .571 the first team, but the selections the honor of tackle on (he sec- Wichita University won its first together in high school, and if they Washburn 3 3 1 ..500 made only show further what nut- end team, and several other ; crnfcronco gafne with St. Mary’s get to functioning properly should Kansas Wesleyan ...... 3 4 0 .429 men had to fight against in the Em players were given honorable College on October 7, by a decisive make a winning combination. Harry 2 3 2 .100 poria Teachers game. It was the mention in recognition of the victory of L5-0. Ott, guard on the team two years ago, McPherson ...... 2 4 0 ..3.33 only game of the conference which utsfanding work they had done Then came the only black spot is. out again and will help make the we lost. Five men of the Emporia Hn.vs Teachers ...... 2 4 0 .333 —Th's, too, is now history. to mar the almost perfect record of ince for that position interesting to Pitt?bu!g Teachers ...... 2 5 0 .286 Teachers team placed on the firs* th' Shocker season. This was the say the least. All-state team. But many of the men did not St. Marys ...... 2 5 0 .2SC defeat Fuffered at the hands of the Wayne Pipkin, freshman from Gar Vermillion Is recognized by the receive recognition for their St. B-nedicl.^ ...... 0 2 1 .000 Enip^; ia State Teachers who finally den Plain who led the county in scor- j Kansas City Star ns a tireless watrk- work. 'I’hcy were ignored, not Bethel ...... 0 6 0 .000 tame out as the champions of the ing last year is out and while it is er. an excellent tackle, and a real bvenuse they fought less valiant Southwestern ...... 0 6 0 .000 Kansas Conference. not probable that he will make the lender, worthy of his position ns cap ly, not because they shirked On October 22nd, the Whcatshock- team this year, a little more practice tain of the second team. Pierce is their duty, or because (hey foil Harris Williams, who worked in the er grid faehincs, functioning almost may develop him into a real .«tar. An prai.«ed ns a low hitting fullback, as ed to piny (he game, but they library at Wellington during the past perfectly, succeeded in upsetting all other prospect for forward is Booth well ns a good defensive player. His were left r)ff the list because year, is now repairing books in the pr.'vious dope by beating the pow- Myers, who was n substitute for that excellent tackling is featured. oMicr men wort better qualified W. U. library. He is a freshman, ami *ul Pittsburg Normal team by □ position last year. Almstead and The men selected as the Kansas to make the tanm— were larger n student of the College of Fine Arts. rcore of 14-0, Snackard. former Cathedral stars, will Conference All Stars are the follow i:nd had had more experience: Ho is seaming new book covers and On October 29th, Southwestern probably be out and help make the * ing: and hicause only eleven men are • )v’ ncing old ones. College was handed the worst lick- | game more interesting. f i r s t t e a m needed to make a team. tng it has taken from the Wichita As yet, little practice hns been had. I Ends— Campbell and Menzo Ilnin- Patronize nur ndverti.scrs. But the work that they have .•'chool in the twelve years, when the • line, Emporia Teachers. done both this season and in past Shocker eleven came out of the an- - Tackles— R. Barclay, Bethany. nn»l years, is just as valuable to the nual clash with the better end of a j Mayo, College of Emporia. team. Thtir efforts deserve 17-0 score. (tiinrds— Richmond, Emporia just ns much of our appreciation Another victory was added to the Teachers (captain) and Winkley. Ot list on November 5th when the local , MANHATTAN CAFE tawa. ns wc would give them if they had gained greater individual team defeated the Hays Teachers ’ fVnter—Flohr. Bethany. honors. College 7-0. I Quarter—Gudger. College of Em A non-conference game on Novem Special Dinner Every Sunday poria. ber 19th, with St. .lohns, resulted in Halves—Culp, Emporia Teachers, a 17-0 victory for the Shockers. and Teirant, Bethany. charming young creature will find 5 0 c expression in fields afar from home; Then came that nerve-wrecking, Full— Lane, Emporia Teachers. bone-crushing, but victorious Turkey SECOND TEAM and then, of course, there’s the deuce 110-112 South Market to pay. Day with the rivals from across the Knds—Carmichael. Bethany and river. With both teams ranking Across from the Post Office Goetz, Baker, ‘‘You know, this is what happens to equally h:gh in the conference rat the hero of ‘No, No, Nanette’, and Tackles—Vermillion. Wichita (cap ing, with dope evened up and with a it lends him into such a peck of com tain), and ('unningham, Kansps keener rivalry than ever existing, the Wesleyan. plications, although the poor young two teams fought a hard game with j man is ab.solutely devoted to his mis Guards—Perm. Bethany, and Ken the yellow and black team emerging nedy, Friends. guided wife, that it has giveh me with the long, end of a 3-0 score. There's No Place Like Holmes: food for thought. Center— Horn, College of Emporia, The regular line up of the Univer Quarter— Hnch, Emporia Teacher.^. "The love of beauty and color is sity of Wichita’s team was; Hnlve.s—Selves, College of Empor strong in all of us. Women have Vermillion, (Captain ...... L. T. ia, and Isaacson, Kansas Wesleyan. no difficulty in expressing this in McCormick ...... l . E. Full— Grimsley, College of Empor stinct. All they need to do Is to Crist ...... L. g ! ia. “u ” For Y ou Who burst forth In some surprising cre Meyers ...... The t h i r d t e a m ation—a snappy new hat or a dainty Tompkins ...... q . Ends— Grijeve. St. Mary.s, and Al dress. But the poor man! What Foust ...... f bright, Kansas Wesleyan. chance has he with his stiff, stand Reynolds ...... want colleg-e clothes that are abso Tackles— Irvin, Washburn and ardized, gloomy clothes, to give vent Full'ngton ...... q g lutely correct. The favorite college Warren, Sterling. to his primal urge to chooke some ...... L.H. Guards. Dunham, Sterling (cap thing exquisite in the way of wear Stitt ...... ^ suit IS a little shorter this season—a tain), and Readc, Baker. ing apparel, unless he can shower Pierce ...... p g] little closer fitting-but the same Center— Hoffmah. Pittsburg Teach the girl of his heart with pretty First substitutes were Stewart, ers. thingrs? Moore, Porter, Elliot, Schaeffer, At looking coat Quarter— Salley, Friends. "This fair creature, logically, wood, Anderson, Kellogg, Pettit, ^ heart. Halves—Pierce, Wichita, and Rei- ought to be his wife. But when hl.^ French, and Ashmore. Buttons are spaced a little wider— gel, Hays Teachers. mate Insists on bungalow aprons and Full—E. Barclay, Bethany. alpaca, how can you blame the poor The freshmen of McGill University the changes are minor, but they man for choosing some other lovely must carry song books to class and majors in good “ Men I^ve To Buy !*retty Clothes." woman as the recipient of his at Must not speak to upperclassmen un looks. Made for the college man. Says "Nanetto" Actress. tentions In this direction? It's in less fpoken to by their "elders.” the blood. "All comic jokes to the contrary, "So, althoggh I had never thought men just love to buy pretty things much about the matter until, I was TANNER’S $35.00 for their women folks,” insists Helen »«ngaged by Mr. Frazee for ‘ No, No. Case, the youthful, stunning and ir Nanette’, it seems that the best ad TOYLAND repressible I.ucille of "No, No, Nan vice for the wife who is inclined to j -th e house o f Kuppenheimer Good Clothes ette” , the rollicking new musical be saving at the cost of personal 18 undoubtedly the most inter- ertin? place in Wichita. Old charm and attractiveness, Is to en comedy which is just now crowding folks enjoy looking over the its theatres in New York, London, courage friend husband to buy hev jiiat as much as the kid- and many another big amusement pretty clothes; else she may wake dte.s. centre, and* to be seen here at the up some fine morning and find a‘ YOU ARE WELCOME AT Crawford Theater Friday and Sat dressmaker’s bill in his pocket for ALL TIMES urday, Dec. 10 and 11. gowns delivered to an address not r her oWn.” "If their wives and sweethearts are of the stinting, penny-saving TANNERS 122 N. Mnj kind, this instinct to bedeck some * am Patronize our advertisers. 211 E. Douglas Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives f i n e ARTS COLLEGE to get up couTage enough to dissect i> HAS STUDIO SUITE eyes. SAVE MONEY Attractive Downtown Studios Are “One-eighth of all deaths of men pofilman, Katheryn ...... 222 e . Rnfjlish Provided For Fine Arts 65 years of age or more, and one-fifth D. 960W MEN^S SUITS poorbnuffh, Carl A lb e r t...... 7102 E. 3rd Faculty of all deaths of women more than 45 •M. 7693 PLAIN DRESSES '’ortpr, John Clarence ...... 1531 Holyoke...... years of age, are due to cancer,” says D. 4706W -ottorff. .Harry Floyd ...... 147 " n'ondli Dr. W .-A, Evans in an article in this Cleaned and Pressed Of unusual interest and beauty Cash and Carrv ’ otts. Laura Elizabeth ...... Wichita. R. 3 Ru„ 1 ifiFn are the downtown studios of the 1 Pracht, Lucile Virginia ...... ''">0 Faulkner M m TT Fine Arts College located in , the ' Tunney claims to know more of '’ rcesanp, Thelma Ruth ...... ^21 S. Hydraulic ...... **’ new Western Lithograph building ^ humaq nature than does George Ber -cston . Mary L ou ise...... 0,7 at the corner of First and Topeka. nard Shaw. Maybe Tunney is getting 60c Prewett. Ralph Vernon ...... ^33 S. Topeka n ^OlOM These have just been' established the empty shell complex. Delivered 75c Purcell, Don Glenn ...... 248 n Estelle 0 3 r ‘Rj this year and add a great deal to j ^urvc.s. GeorRe Kern ...... <47 N. Clifton M ' 7<)6n the efficiency of that department. ! 'The reason you have two ears and MAYS CLEANERS John Bottenfield ...... 1621 N. Hillside M U2l The suite is comprised of three j one mouth is because you seldom M. 3500 1604 E. Douglas Card. Vera Jacqueline...... 1413 South Main d 339J rooms,—a reception room, a studio , learn anything with your mouth. Owen. Arthur Ehrenhardt ...... mo3 North Lawrence fronting on Topeka for Mr. Fish-! Paddock, PeRRy ...... 1-132 Fairmount 0 ,34391 er and Mrs. Neidhardt, and a stu- ' PaRott. Howard Matthew...... iP26 Maple dio directly behind used by Miss Papctt, Ruth Myrtle 1026 Maple Lois R. Boli. Pnnek. Clarabel Anna...... 116 N. Lawrence Mrs. Rene Gouldner, who is on Parrish, Lee Marvin...... Derby, Kansas. the committee for the Fine Arts Parker, Cloyd W.„. 532 South Market College has had charge of the decor Pate, Clyde 0 ...... 1531 North Holyoke...... D. 4706W ating which is both unusual and Patterson, Harold LeRoy...... 100.3 North Topeka D 6834 attractive. The color scheme of Paul. Quenten Earl...... 3218 East Third orange and black predominates, Paul, Thelma Ellen...... Route 5, Wichita, Ks...... R. 19F6 with cretons of bright design used Pnup, Harold Harry...... 528 North Poplar...... M. 3594W in the drapes and ^hangings. Dark Peckover, Lester Carey...... 1041 South Millwood mahogany and black wicker furni Peek. Samuel Edward...... 835 North Hillside ture furnishes the final note of Penn, Martha Deline...... 1128 East 13th beauty in the suite. Penney, Bernice...... 1304 North Waco...... D. 728J If you want to see a very lovely Peterson, Merle Veldon...... 214 North Hillside...... M. 4334 scene—a scene where no fair wom Pierce, Elmer Edwin...... 1.531 North Holyoke...... D. 4706W en grace the board—go to thc“ Dump” Pettit, James R...... 1.555 North Holyoke some night about six o’clock and Petty, MarRaret Mae...... 3009 East Second...... D. 2090W see Horsie Tompkins and Jesse Kel- Phillips, Marion Edgar...... 119 North Minneapolis log eating a lonesome meal at the Pierpont, Floyd Kelsie...... 3420 East DouRlaa...... D. 1826W big family table. Pittman, Thethis Fairfax...... 1628 North Holyoke Pipkin, James Wayne...... 2121 West DouRlas...... M. 7152J Plumlee, Marsh C...... 409 South Lorraine...... M. 736W If People Pohlman, Katheryn...... 3222 East English...... D. 960W Collegiales Doing PoorbauRh, Carl Albert...... 2102 East Third...... M. 7693 Their Best to Learn Porter. John Clarence...... 1531 North Holyoke...... D. 4706W Potter, Rowan Boone...... 1221 North Waco...... M. 3677W The Magic Art Knew— Pottorff, Harry Floyd...... 1447 New York...... D. 2090 Potts, Laura Elizabeth...... Route 3, Wichita, Ks...... R. 16F11 If people knew the pains and expense we They were all seated so that gar go to, to see that our milk is absolutely pure Prncht, Lucile Virginia...... 950 Faulkner...... M. 1133J ing into the eyes of a partner wo Preesang, Thelma Ruth...... 221 South Hydraulic and sanitary, there would never be a ques easy. Yes, they were mostly gazing tion from which dairy they would “ take.'’ Preston, Mary Louise...... 217 North Green...... M. 7904J The sight was pleasant at a dis Prewett, Ralph Vernon...... 803 South Topeka...... D. 2910M tance— yes, quite a distance. Th* Keep your family healthy by giving them Purcell, Don Glenn...... 248 North Estelle...... R. 3138J odors were not so pleasant. No, not plenty of our good milk to drink. Purves, George Kern...... 447 North Clifton...... M. 7960 nearly so pleasant. "Ugh! Ou—' Quinn, Devone M...... 310 North Hillside...... M. 3702J Not Indian language, although the Make it a Rule to Serve Milk at Quinlan, Tom...... -230 North Roosevelt...... M. 7435 grunts were accompanied by sign Quinlisk, Virgil Denal...... 402 South Holyoke...... D. 3041M and shudders of disgust. One no Every Meal Ramsey, Ben Elkins...... 1740 North Holyoke...... D. 4368W ticed that gazing into eyes across Ramsey, Marie Beatrice...... 808 Litchfield...... D. 130 the tables was not so satisfying. DeCoursey Cream Co. Randle, Ava Prances...... 136 North Chautauqua...... D. 5652W No, don't guess wildly, like that Randle, Thearl Kenneth...... 3012 East Douglas...... M. 3092W If you stop choking me, I’ll tell. I At Your Grocer’s or Delivered to Your Home Rapp, Genevieve May...... 437 South Erie...... D. 1664W was only the class in physiology try Rasmussen, Margaret C...... 305 South Vassar...... M. 5609J RntliflTe, Erma S...... 360 Crest Way...... D. 1347 Reed, Robert Ziner...... 1307 Fairmount Reed, Virginia...... 437 North Bluff...... M. 3241 Reida, George W ...... 1650 North Holyoke Rerick, Sherman John...... 509 North Rutan...... D. 1670.T Reynolds, Harold...... 1120 South Washington Reyonlds, Sybil laleiie...... 115 South Vine Rho^ps, Hortense..,...... ;.,*...,...... 1822 Fairmount.M,.,..,..t..„»«. -M, 5890 Rhodes, Joseph Marion...... 1126 LewelHn...... D. 3299W Richardson, Claudine Clark...... 141 North Hillside...... M. 7991J Ricketts, Faye Margaret...... 3212 East English...... D. 4236J Riddle, Mary Elizabeth...... 417 North Rutan...... D. 943 R'gg, Louren H...... 1705 N. Fairmount...... M. 3227J Riley, Margaret Allene...... 306 North Clifton...... D. 6767W Riley, Ray Barney...... 533 H North Emporia Roberts, Frances Louisa...... 1750 Fairmount...... D. 649W Roberta, Ruth Elizabeth...... 1760 Fairmount...... D. 649W Roff, Merrill P ...... 1544 North Vassar...... D. 2837J Rombold, Ruthelma L...... 252 Ash...... D. 3177W (Contiued Next Week) W IC H ITA U. PtR8T HALF SECOND HALF TOTAL YsH* Net Yardi* Ysrdi Net Ysrdi ToUl Ydit. per Gained Lo«t Gained Loaf Gained Downe Down Stitt, Ih ...... 18 1 17 43 0 43 60 19 3.2 Ott. rh ...... 8 0 8 22 0 22 30 13 2.9 Pierce, f ...... 3 0 3 37 0 37 40 14 2.3 Fullington, q...... 1 20 *19 1 0 1 *18 3 3.0 Total ...... 30 21 9 103 0 103 112 49 2.1 I 'llI K x n s FIRST HALF SECOND HALF TOTAL Yard! Yard* Net Yarde Yarde Net Yard* Total Yds. per * Gained Loet Gained l.o«l CalnH Downe Down Salley, q...... 8 0 8 2 0 2 10 4 2.5 Frossette, f ...... 8 0 8 22 2 20 28 13 2.2 Armstrong, Ih ...... 8 2 6 0 0 6 12 7 1.7 Miller, rh...... :...... 7 0 7 0 0 0 7 4 1.7 Dcln, rh...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MsCready, rh...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Le Van, hb...... O O 0 ^ 0 0 0 0 0 0 CIO. (L*. MkT.ora. Total ...... Z!...... 81 2 29 30 2 28 57 28 2.0 (•^L ost.) ■ F T Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives Holyoke Bill 'Hypson Owes His H all TAILORED SUITS $25.00 AND UP Success and Genius to Cleaning and Pressing While You Walt Hiliies Jess Kellogg's AMERICAN TAILORS & CLEANERS 118 W. Douglas— 2nd Door West of Petries The second annual conference of '^National Student Federation of the After having eaten six hundre All of the girls returned from the United States of America” will be held boxes of Kellogg's “PEP”, I wish to Thanksgiving vdcation ready to” start December 2. at the University of pass on to my readers the secret of in on a busy (?) four weeks until Q Michigan, Ann Harbor, Michigan. The my wonderful success, It has. made Christmas. OLD HATS MADE INEW AT purpose of this organisation is> to me a new ‘ man. Four years ago, I was the most colorless man imagin achieve a spirit of co-operation among During her vacation, Miss Kathleen i CITY HAT WORKS able. I did nut have that thing which the students giving consideration to Walsh attended the play, "The Mir-, is commonly called “sex appeal”. . I questions affecting students interests. acle,” at Kansas City. She tells us | F*tione Mkt* 619 428 E. Doualas was always tired. I just couldn't seem Suits Cleaned and F*reasedr that the play is all that it is re-; Fn to “get around”. Best Workmansltip The Student Activity Council of ported to be, and is well worth the j Then I started eating “PEP”, The Stiinlng Parlor In Connection Bethel College is proposing several time and money of anyone. | amendments to iu« constitution which change was immediately apparent! Today, I am school yell-leader. I will be voted upon by the student We recently heard one of the boys am n senior, passing subjects credit body. who works in the kitchen singing, “0, ably. I am a social leader in my What Are the Wild Wave.s Saying?” lit: Sigmn Pi Sigma, a woman's pep or school and the president of the Root We could not appreciate the full im lei ganization o f K. S T C., Emporia, ers’ Club. port of the song until we learned that cei made it.« first appearance Armistice I owe it all to that one small but his best girl had just had a marcel. Day at the Emporia-Pittsburg game. mighty word, “PEP". Cr — It was my pep i|id enthusiasm The Ideal G ift Speaking of songs reminds us of thi which cheered on my school and our The first attempt of Bethany Col one of the girls on the second floor wonderful team to victory over Your Photograph fut lege to stage a “ Bethany Nite” proved who knows two lines of “My Wild Friend.^ and Southwestern. I very successful. .Stunts were given Irish Rose.” It has been suggested Abo, I feel that “ PEP” has stimu tee by the different organizations of the that someone give her a copy of the lated my brain until it is what it is ele school and prizes awarded to the win song for the benefit and relief of those today. Now; I can even date inter ne: ners. who must listen to her. changeably two girls who live across on, ne: the street from each other, and still 122 North Market Farmer: “Would you like ♦o buy a Miss Irene Tihen has recently moved command their devout devotion. All jug of cider?” . X X- Holyoke Hall. We are very glad Tourist: “Well-or-is it ambitious If vou wish to succeed, try eating,. , ... , T in u /.t-- I Tihen with us and we pn and willing to w ork ?” “PEP . I gludlvgladly submit this etter . _____. hope she will enjoy living here. elu — Exchange. for publication. (Signed) BILL HYSOM. me The girls of Holyoke want to ex set The students of Tulsa elected a foot tend their congratulations to the BRILLIANT FRENCH ball queen in a contest which was held g. oup of boys who held try-outs for bet by the school paper. Her coronation Glee Club under Holyoke windows the ^ mi was a pompous ceremony in which all .Ml.ss Downing’s second year French | other night, Gh class has been learning not only how' ____ members of the football team took pn part. to speak French correctly, but also Margaret Jane Judkins says that the Fairmoiint Phan am how to give an original, artistic in only thing that keeps Othello from terpretation of our own English lan- S. C. ELWYN, Prop. “Has she a very good musical edu lierfection Is the fact that she cannot acl uuago. cation ?” learn to die correctly. fol “Splendid. You can tell her the Une morning last week the class Catering to the students of The University of Wichita. .vas translating a very dramatic selec name of a song and she can tell you fee tion. One member read a sentence Tom Hyde Kenneth Kfer what's on the other side of the rec toi which meant “and the girl blushed”, ord. Fine •tatlonerjr, Toilet Articles nei but he gave it a much better transla H & K qu; tion “and the girl had on a super A young professor who is only todes, Ceadles end bal fluous rouge." Another student trans Sporting Goods Co. twenty-three years old has been ap mi lated “disheveled hair” as “disheaved Glgers pointed president of Bacome College, his> hair”, but a third student took the 128 N. Market the world’s largest Indian School. sei prize for the day when he called a East Side of Street in “ poor dead cat” a “womout kitten”. 13th and Hillside Phone M2289 W’lll be in charge of the program SPECIAL SWEATER tai for the third annual health week at FOOT BALL SHOES ed Getting His Money’s Worth Kan.sns University December fl to Phone M. 837 Ur December 10. Health charts will be yei “ Mummy!” sobbed Willie. “Do my distributed and a cup given to the % ter ears belong to my neck or my face?” organization having the highest iMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiiiiiii ranking. “Why, what's the matter?” th< I MILADY’S CHOICE | “Well, you told Mary to wash my DRY CLEANING gr. face, and she’s washed my ears, too!” The National Student Federation yei I KANSAS INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY CO. of America will hold its second an The Bon-Marche I = 109 N. Hillalde S nual meeting at the University of 300-10 N, Emporia Ave. th< Michigan on December 24. Each I ALLEN A HOSIERY | tri ^lege is entitled to one delegate 5 NOTIONS. DRY GOODS i Laooderers and Dry Cleaners Pr and coeducational institutions will bo S HEMSTITCHING S cla Annual Editors and Phones Market 195 and 653 permitted to have two delegates. 5 BEAUTY SHOP AND BOB § The chief topics for discus.<;ion will Business Managers I SHOP s Do nlown 0 ffice ~ 1 0 6 S. Market ba Oiir Annufil Servler 8h be the honor system and student neparitretit la eape- s Permanent Waving and all S government, nthlotic.s, fraternities Hnlly prepared to aid = Phasea of Beauty Work S let yon Id aolvlu* j 9 Wt and the nature of curriculum. prtiblrnta. Ca WniTR FOB FACTS Students at Princeton University i THE MID • CON Ro TINENT BNGBAV- who receive financial aid from the ING CO. WHEN YOU WANT A CAR— university have been forbidden to' 134 S. M arket To drive cars unless they can prove that; WICHITA. KANSAS J. the cars provide a means of earning M N T ONE DANCING Fu money. The faculty maintains that Drive it Yourielf 8ti if the students can afford cars they WINTERGARDEN are not justlfled in asking for finan Rate reasonable—insurance- Pit cial aid. luxurious, easy to drive cars WedHesday, Friday and Saturday Nights jLiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiilHiiiiiiiyj Ms There are 264 men and 183 women I Wichita’s Highest | ALWAYS THE BEST MUSIC •^1 ett at the Kansas State Teachers Col lege, Pittsburg, Kansas, who are en I Class Pastry | MILLAR tirely self supporting. I Shop i Drivurself M WEDDING CAKES The Collegiate Inter-Scholastie For Quality and Service BIRTHDAY CAKES Press Association m^t recently to de PARTY CAKES termine the official ranking of the System yearbooks of all the colleges and THE PEERLESS LAUNDRY lai Special Orders Are Our Spe t %4 N. Emparla mi universities In the United .States, Of cialty LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Hot Bread Hot Rolls wli the 489 books submitted to the assor 2nd Garage, on North Emporia Cali 11 a. m. and .'i p. m. an ciation one hundred received All- M . 3 9 b American rating; R7, third class rat SAM C. HUTCHINSON ing; and 23, fourth class rating. GOODIE PASTRY Our University RepresentatiiI VC ed HERTZ SYSPEM Phones The colleges were divided into groups SHOP an Market .ISSO thi according to the number of students 511 N. Hillside Phone M. 4204 Hertz Six Cylinder Sedans Doug 4706W Market 5881 iu| enrolled. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTi 243 N. Market Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives