THE SUNFLOWER Official S/inicnt Newspaper Volume XIJV> No. 12 UniverBity of Wichita — Wichita, Kansas December 2, 1948 Yearly ROTG 12 Debaters Military Ball Attend Two Friday Night Tournaments Kitty Curry Will- Reign Debaters of University As Honorary Colonel Participate In Tourneys At Annual Social Event In Oklahoma and Iowa The annual R.O.T.C. mili University Debaters will at tary ball, first dance of the tend tournaments to be held Christmas social season, and Friday and Saturday at Ada, the military units third tra Oklahoma and the University ditional ball since the war, of Iowa at Iowa City, accord will be one of the largest soc ing to Leslie M. Blake, associ ial events of the year, accord The Ltd s Off and so are the trousers. The above “girls” were ate professor of speech. ing to Harry Smith, dance ushers at the W.S.S.F. variety show last Wedne^ay. They de clined to devulge their names, but commented that they were Bill Reynolds, Herbie James, BUI chairman. Main feature of the available for smokers arid stags. At left: Ellen Anderson, who Tincher, and Walter Mullikcn will . pleased the crowd with her comic dance. attend the tournament on the Iowa ball will be the music of fam campus. Many of the big ten ous bandleader Sonny Dun .schools will participate in this tournament, James, Debate Club ham who will play for the Antics of Ushers Steal Show president, said. event Friday, Dec. 3, at the Five teams of debaters will at Blue Moon. Con VO Today tend the tournament at Ada. They As WSSF Benefit Makes Hit will leave by car tomorrow at 6 Dunham will bring his band to a.m. Included in the group are Wichita directly fit)m an engage The antics of the ushers were so outstanding in “The ment nt Roosevelt Hotel in New Has Movie Harry Hobson and Don Moire, Orleans. The military unit will be Lids Off,” that the entire show provided some of the most senior division; Morris Richley, the flrst campus group to obtain amusing bits of entertainment seen in Wichita since last May Olin Frazier, Charlotte Grimsley- “United Nations,” is the theme day and Hippodrome. Joylene Mason, Charles Larson, a name bond to entertain for a of the convocation sponsored by and Wayne Sullivan of the begin school function. The variety show “The Lids 0(T," members as “Dean Lace” and ning division. Only r»00 tickets will be sold to UNESCO and International Rela tions Club in the auditorium to produced ami written by. Harold “Dean Heck Yes.” Debate activities have been ex the dance, most of which are sold day. now, accorsuit coats, white shirt.s nnd tics, the to handle the club’s functions. They Miss Curry, a sophomore in the stress the need for a better organ ushers lacked only their trousers to Student Musicians are James Fitzpatrick, who will College of Liberal Arts and a ized United Nations, and the possi complete their attire. They wore Featuring Larry Intravala as handle the annual high school member of Sorosis sorority was bilities for its future development. multi-colored shorts, instead. Car guest conductor and arranger speech institute; Harry Hobson, selected by the cadets from a He will also discuss the present rying lanterns and whistles, they and Delbert Johnson as trumpet trip manager; Bill Reynolds, who group of seven candidates. United Nations pro and con. escorted patrons to their scats. soloist, the fall concert for the arranges for and schedules debates Honchary Colonel, Miss Curry, Rabbi Richmond is active in the Frequently during the show, they Hand will be at 8 p. m. Dec. 13. In with other schools for interested will receive n document, declaiing Sedgwick County and state provided “extVa bits of humor. the University Auditorium, ac- audiences in Wichita and vicinity; her commission in the ^campus UNESCO organizations. During the performance, one mon cordin gto James Kerr, director Kenneth Smith is responsible for military unit from Col. D. T. The University A capella Choir, was. presented a live chicken. At of Band. the ,high^ school debate; Walter another time, the audience was Miillikeh is the coordinator for all. Beeler, commanding officer. She under the direction of Harold Johnson will be featured in will also receive' a complete cadet Decker, will sing. asked to rise and sing their favorite school debate tournaments; and songs. This provided such an un- “The Harry James Rhapsody,” James is national recorder tourna officer’s uniform from R.O.T.C. used recently by Dick Haughton's membei's. discribable amount of noise that the ment inanager. show was momentarily stopped. band, in his progressive jazz con Preceding the commissioning of cert with Johnson as soloist. Last year the debate teams and Miss Curry, Pershing Rifles mem Seniors Cautioned Students from all phases of Uni club won many honors and brought versity life were presented on the Other features will be eight wide acclaim to the University, bers will entertain with a silent To Check Records show. It included everyone from numbers from Peter Tschaikow- Blake concluded. drill review. sky’s Nutcracker Suite: Ouver- The ballroom will be decorated sorority presidents in lovely formal “Seniors, if you are looking dress to football men ami stage ture Miniature, Marche, Danse in a militniy theme with red, white, hanils in appropriate garb. Arabe, Danse de la Fee-Dragee, and blue bunting, the R.O.T.C. unit forward to receiving that di Ingenuity! ploma soon, be sure that you are Everything possible was inte Danse Russi Trepak, Danse Cnin- shield holding central attraction, grated into “The Lids Off.” There oise. Danse dea, Mirlltons and according to Hdrry Smith, dance eligible to graduate.” College deans cautioned Seniors to check were not only vocal numbers, boogie "Valsc des Fleurs: and Sergei Task of Note Taking chairman. piano numbers, ballet, acrobatic RachmaniofTs Italian Polka. Scabbard nnd Blade members, their graduation requirements In order to keep from finding them numbers, but skits starring the The short and cleverly ar Solved by Student planners and directois of the dance, selves lacking In credit points, Studmit Council in a portrayal of ranged Italian I'olka was heard In Fool Proof Plan nave announced that the dress will hours, or required subjects just one of their own meetings. by the cbmposer on an old don be semi-formal, cadets in uniform, before graduation. “.A little University Players provided a key-drawn street organ in Italy One student has solved the diffi and no corsages. short skit which showed the trouble 30 years ago and named by Rach- No tables will bo reserved, but checking now may save lots of cult task of taking notes in classes worry later." one student can find himself In dur maniofT. where the instructor delivers his groups moy sit together — first ing one normal school day. It lecture in rapid fire order like an rome, first choice will be the rule. starred such well known faculty automatic machine. Dancing will begin at 8 lasting through 12 p.m. A broadcast from His solution, bom out of tho the ball en'or station KAKE will modern mechanical twentieth-cen be made from 10:15 p.m. to 10:45 tury era, is next to fool proof, and p.m. National Frat in his opinion much more accurate and complete than the obsolete method of taking notes. Trayei/ Plans Dinner This modern student is now able to relax in class and pay close at tention to the lecture rather than ^change StudentB The annual fall initiation dinner catch a phrase here and scribble of the Gamma Rho Chapter of down a note while the next point Is And UNESCO Head Kappa Delta Pi, national honorary lost. educational fraternity, will be this Take Holiday Tour evening at fi p.m. in the Commons, He is now able to leave a diffi according to Louis Siegel, historian. cult and detailed lecture class with Joseph Thanner, German ex out numb fingcre from scribbling change student, and John Tritt, Forrest Davidson, baritone, will illegible notes and a confused mass Ijwnch exchange student, used the present a musical program. The of jumbled and disorganized fgeta. ,.H?""*8‘ving vacation to see a guest speaker will be Adel Throck Instead of a few disconnected UtUe of the United States. morton, State Superintendent-elect notes he now has a complete lec ihe two students and UNESCO of Public Instruction. ture including all detailed Infor members traveled to Mexico for Pledges to be initiated include: mation, explanations, and exam m,. Martin Rice, Cam- Robert Colver, Robert Eugene Es- ples. till Adrian Freeman, Ramona K. In fact he has an exact dupli their ““ Fries, Shirley Galatas, Mar«Wt cation of the entire class period Rice, the threesome Ann Grfieley. Mildred A- Hlteshew, which he can use time and again. ?,'^®*'ything from symphon- Keith Lewis, Lucille Littlejohn, , When the student is tnraugh ^vll-fighta around Juarez and Elis Lynette Lowe, Jo Ann Mc- with the material he can use the Thanner and Tritz Lwn. Donald Paillette. James same equipment over. Spradling, Marilyn Spradlmg. Beu- further traveling to Knock It Off— Two University of Nevada playera are giving the The answer to this fool proof M^derstanding of the lah Sugarman, Kenneth Herbert Turrentme, and Woodrow official a “hard” time after the first half ended of the AVlehlta- method—a wire recorder no larger Rice *** United States, said Nevada game. P.S. The ref won and so did Nevada, 42-12. than a tiny suitcase. Fisher.
Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives THE SUNFLOWER December 2, 1948 Sweating! , , . IrSAl Plans USCC Applicants W.U; Players Play Director Gives ContaetDean Wilkie Fine Performance The campus Y.W.C.A. will pay Hear Speech jCandy Caper $15 toward the expenses of any In One Act Comedy ACATION IS OVER . . . from , "Candy Cane Capers,” will ,be one who attends the United Stu Jim Stearns, student stage de "The Show must go on" was no V the lookn of everyone we can' the thepie of the Independent Stu dent rhrisllan Council Confer signer, will be guest speaker at the well worn phr'ase to members of be thnnkful it didn’t last three, dents .Association annual Christmas ence at the University of Kansas .Univer.sity Players’ meeting, 7:30 the University Players, campus more days . . . parties and more semi-formal dance. Dee. 11. at the Dec. 27 to Jan. 1. Lois Anderson 1 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 8, at the drama jgi’oup, last week, when one parties . At the Moon Thursday. Twentieth Century Club from 9 to publicity chairman announc^ Delta Omega house, Doug Conrod, of the important actors found that Webster's Eddie Kriwiel an(J Ear! 12 p.m. Two thousand students from dif’ program chairman announced. fraternity pledging can be a little Hamilton’led the jrroup in sintring, The dance is open to members ferent parts of the world are Stearns, technical director of the rough. , ‘‘Nevada", their specialty in "The of the I.S..A. and all other unoffdi- expected to attend. Unitarian Experimental 'Theatre The Players had an engagement Lids Off” . . . Sitrs-from K. State atod students on the campus. Dec- This is the first major church has presented several of his orig to give Christopher MorleyV one picked a baanaad night (Satmday) , orc/lions will follo^v a Christmas youth conference since the World inal plays-in Wichita. Last season act fantasy, "East of Eden" fori 'for fheir big party here . . . some pattern with a tree decorated with Cbuhcil of Churches met in Am he designed the sets of the chil the patients at Veterans Hospital. of the lovelies seen in the crowd pop-corn, candy canes, and cran sterdam in August. It wiU'be, dren's opera “Hansel and Gretel.” The day before the show, Bob were Delores Brown. Mickey John berries. however, the first meeting for Last year Stearns received one Ramsey, dislocated a portion of| son. Norma Jean Haley, Hazel Tickets will be sold by I.S.A. the five-year-old U.S.C.C., which of the five yearly scholarships from hi.s back and was more than Shanklin. Patti Olson, and Beverly member.'*. They will be $1.22 for represents the nation’s college the American National Theatre slightly uncomfortable. Pratt. 1 persons holding I.S..A. membership church groups. The theme of the Association and attended Stanford meeting will be "World Church- University. He specialized in set Had it only been the question of| We hear the Mu Phi’s had quite cards, and $1.83 for unaffiliates. comfort, Ramsey would have ap-| a time initiating Ester Lee Titus,, The dance committee include: manship~1949.” designing at Stanford. Anyone interested in attending Stearns will speak on "The De peared in the play. The drawback! Regina Stark. Terry Ilaiton. Bar- Winifred Swallow, decorations; come when he was unable to ait I l)ara Shirley. Bonnie Brown, Betty Shirley Smith, courtesy; Herb must file an application in Dean signers Point of View in Play Grace Wilkie’s office by tomor Production." down or move about easily. The I Hall, and Phyllis Grubb. Ling, ticket sales; and John Wal play requires a good deal of both.' ker, entertainment. row noon. All members should be present, IT WAS QUITE a game accord-' Conrod said. Final plans for back Then Doug Conrod came to the! stage work in "The Marriage of rescue. Conrod, director of the play, I » ing to Bolt Clark, Jud .Arnold, have the honor of being team cap and Ralph Hearn . . . speaking of Pi Alpha Pi Mothers Figaro" will be discussed and vol had no actual knowledge of the I tain at the big g ^ c with the lines, but did know the action fori the Pi .Alph pledge-active football Websters . . . we^^ar that when unteers for workers for the two game, of course . . . We hear the Pick New Officers nights of one-act plays will be the play. the Gammas got^^rough figuring accepted. actives lost G-O .... this was the the Pi Kaps o \ ^ them for serving Mrs. Fred Allison, mother of So with one day to his credit,: first of'what will be a traditional their banquet Vance Allison, Pi Alpha Pi pledge and the things that go into a nor-1 game. Pi Alph pledges -walked out [ More .an ^etter prizes boast the who was killed in an auto-train In Europe, the giraffe wai» first mal school and work day, Contt^| with Sorosis Monday'evening . . .' Webstery^or their annual King accident last year, was elected heard of in 1787, when it was de learned all the lines for "East oil were hid so well they were never and Q i^n for a day. temporary president of the Pi scribed by a Frenchman named Eden" and appeared in the play at found. Alpha Pi mothers club at its first Levaillant. the Veterans Hospital. Webster Hap Houlik and Bar ^ ^ Z Y GAMMA cheerleaders meeting, November 16. Mrs. Ray bara Reed were married in the S/for the Webster-Oamma game Johnson was elected vice-president. Presbyterian chapel Friday after :^ere Dan' Tevis, Joe Larcher, Ken The mothers club will hold its noon . . . ^‘ince Gott about went McLaughlan and Chancey Gillrum. next meeting December 7, at the on the trip with them . . . Webster cheerleaders were Earl Pi Alph house to draw up a charter standing on the back of tluy^ar Keener and Stretch Gather. for the newly-formed organization. putting on a "Just MarriedVsign. Sorosis Norma Hartenberger re The present project of the when the ear drove off . with ceived a diamond from K-Stater mothers club is to make drapes for Vince still on it. Rex .Johnson sometime this week the fraternity house. end. e c e n t l y pinneh) . . . Web We hear Dec Boyle and Estel R ster Sonny SunHner and Edna Smith, both students, had to go to Richardson. W elder Pat Ra'wley a dance in Dighton, Kansas, to be and Peggy IngHng. Sorosis Helen introduced . . . going steady are Holleicke to CTamma Jack Perrin. Sorosis Dorothy Green and Deb Bobbie C^ipbell and Doug Con Saunders. DEVOE rad journeyed to Volley Center Tuesda;^o judge one-act plays for the 4-l« club . . . P.S. Jack is aware .According to the calculations of of discrepancy in his home M. Henrion, a Fiench academician RAYNOLDS l i ^ in 1718, Adam was 123 feet, 9 vrv So gay they need no wrappings] inches tall and Eve was 118 feet, 9 (T WAS ANNOUNCED at' the inches tall. Noah was only 27 feet, 117 N. 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1 • Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives p^mbcr 1948 the sunflower $1,241 Given Club Will Sponsor W.U. Attends Fall Season Sees Marriages All School Cohfesif By Students Try-outs for the third annual For Many University People nil scHool Hpecch contest, spon- Topeka Meet The World Student Service' Bor^ by the CosmbpolUnn Civic The fall .Kca.son meant wedding hells for several Univer Fttnd’s committee climaxed a week Club, will be hold in the English Mary Ann Unruh, Bill Williams, sity couples, ^^oyeral instriicto!*s as well as studerits were an d Martin' Rico', University 1/ intensive campaigning Wednes- Boom of the Hotel l.nsscn on married'during the early part of the .school year in impressive — /• Slv S fund" ^ntributcd hy the December .3. at 8 p.m. The final UNESCO officers, will attend the contest wilt be held December 10. state UNESCO conference at To ceremonies. and faculty totaled more .loannc Miller. Sorosis, and Harry thin $1241. ‘'Success of this cam- The contest is open to nil stu peka, today, tomorrow and Satur nllffn was due to the enthusiastic dents, but only ten will- compete day. Rice! .•Jcnior in Liberal Arts, were in the final contest. Any subject They will meet with the general Club Corner married September r> in -a double fupport of the student body.” Jane ring ceremony at the College Hill Bamlay, committee chairman, an '^i!! ®«PPtnble and the time nssemi)ly and with a sub-committee will be limited to five minutes. on the state council’s project of Sunflower Reports Methodist Church. . nounced.O V lllv c u . Cash prizes of $!.'>, $10. and $5 French summer-camps- for war- Bernice Sbustorman and Pi Alph, •‘With the backing of campus will be awarded for the three orphaned children. The committee Tuesday Deadline Lt'.‘»tor Rosen were married Septom- clubs and organizations the Uni best Hpecches. .Anyone not al wMl submit resolutions on the pro l)or G at tile Hebrew synagogue., versity was able to surpass last ready entered in the contest ject for the approval and action of For All Club News St. Mary’s Cntiu'dral was the vear's goal and set a record that scene of the wedding of Mary Ann should contact Dr. C. C. Unrbi- the general assembly. All club nows not covorod by n Wichita can be proud to have son, Professor of Speech. Stomp, Soro.sis, and P^dwin Hogle made,” Miss Barclay said. Attending the conference will be Sunflower reporter should bo loft on September 21. representatives from county coun in tho newsroom in Fisko Hall not Former Pi Kap, Peggy Dull and $253 were given prior to the cam- cils, business groups, professional n*I«i by the Wheaties, Student later than Tuesday noon. Webster Lloyd Creed were united clubs, women’s clubs, church, in marriage September 24 at the Knim. Student Council. Y.W.C.A., Movies On Mexico school, and labor organizations. TRI RHO CLUB and University Dames. The 400 Bethany Methodist Church. To Be Shown Tonight All will participate in the election Officers elected at tho last TrI Shirley Raymond, senior in Fine students who contributed through of state officers and the forming class solicitations added $370. The Rho, education club, mooting in the Arts, anti Victor J. Sainmy, sopho Dr. John Rydjord, head of the of policies for the coming year. Brig are Duane Van Dolah, presi more in Liberal Arts, were married committee raised $460 with the history department, will show dent; Robert Behrens, vice-presi oresentation of a variety show, September 10 at the Unitarian colored movies on Mexico tonight dent; Joyce Lawrence, secretary, Universalist Church. •■The Lid’s Off.” An additional at 8:30 in the Commons lounge. Club Women To Hear and Shirley Harr, treasurer. Two University instructors ex $168 was raised through the efforts Dr. Rydjord, noted lecturer and changed vows last month. Wini of a food festival, dance, and humorist, has made four visits to School Music Group KAPPA DELTA PI fred Engdnhl and Fred Robinson, auction.aucuon. Mexico as a .student, tourist, ama An initiation service for 18 physical education efepartment, “Contributions arc still coming teur archaeologist and teacher. University Madrigal Singers and pledges is planned for this evening were married in Mitmeapolis on in. end hnal results will not be Last August he lectured on Mexi an instrumental onsemhlc will pre dt in the Cbrhriioris, according October 5). known until next week,” Barclay can History at Taxco summer sent a program for the Indies of to Ix)uis Siegel, historian. Forrest Dana Wallenstein, Alpha Tau, concluded. ______school in Mexico. the Wichita Country Club, at their Davidson, baritone, will present a and George Pratt, Gamma, were annual Christmas luncheon, at 11 musical program. The guest married October 30 at tho Allis p. m. Friday, Dec. 3, according to speaker will be Adel Throckmor Hotel. Walter J. Duerksen, chairman of We have the ton, State Superintendent-elect of Eleanor McCormack, English in GIVE MUSIC the music department. Public Instruction. structor, and Arthur Brasted, pres attachments The Madrigal Singers are Nancy 206 L Oougloi eA M jf for any radio MU PHI EPSILON ident of the Mid-Kansas Federal to play the Short, assistant director; Bernice Savings and Loan Association were Brown, Norma Braly, Billie Klish, Mu Phi Epsilon chapter of the married November M in Akron, Since long-playing records. Janice West, Blyo Hinshaw, Vinitp National Music Sorority is giving Ohio. 1909 eiuidlA Hood, David Farkhurst, Robert tho proceeds from the annual mag Pi Kap Patsy Cain and Phi Sig Groom, Eldon .Smith, and Dwight azine subscription drive to Gads Gail Sheiffer were married Novem Gould. Hill, music settlement school in ber 24 at College Hill Methodist Students In tho instrumental en Chicago. Illinois, for students who Church. semble arc: Sue Bowers, flute; cannot afford regular music train Rnrbarn Reed. Aliflia Tau and MEL FRACTMAN SAYS: Robert Stewart, violoncello; and ing, according to Beverly Coldsnow, Vivian Swenson, harp. Anton "Hap” Houlik, Webster, sorority president. were married November 20 in the The Madiigal Singers will also Active Mu Phi’s and Phi Mu’s chapel of the First Presbyterian sing for the Hypatia Club, Dec. 6, playing with the Wichita Sym Church. and the Wichita Lyons Club, Dec. phony Orchestra include David 15. I . Robertson, John Dunkelberger, Es ther Lee Titus. Jerrold B^uhnke, Robert Peak Speaks Lowell Adams, Stanley Ballinger, Zoo Levenson, Robert Stewart, At Newman Meeting KINN - WAY Donald Paillette, James Kerr, How “Thp most important factor in ' I I 1 A I I r \ 1 ^ ^ ..AM ard Halgcndahl, Lawrence Intrav- marriage is religion,” said Robert THIS CHRISTMAS aia, Hcriicrt Turrenline, Kenneth Peak, president of the Newman GARAGE Swanson, and- Robert Biiggert. Club, in a rliscussion Wednesday night at the regular meeting in COMPLETE Blessed Saernment Hall. “For true harmony in marriage, AUTO REPAIR the spiritual factor is first and MAYFAIR foremost, and the entire life of, the GENERATOR family must revolve about it.” Peak AND sai«l “Tlirough religious einls only, DONUT SHOP can a true, lasting mai riage be at STARTER WORK tained.” WRECKER AND 1621 E. Kellogg The next regular meeting of the Newman Club will follow the 9:30 TOW IN SERVICE Phone Us Your n. m. 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Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives December 2,* 1918 An Opm Letter: Boys Wm Be Boyai Praiae! Qoing Down/ Publicity File Vets Administration Dear Dr. Jardiyie: ► . New Books Praised I am a student at the University of Wichita. I am At Student Forum Notes Marked Drop neither brilliant nor stupid, just average. Hotyever, I Is Formed \yas a bit disappointed in your statement made in the Available in Library In G.I. Applications Nov. 18 issue o fthe SUNFLOWER, where you dis Two of the books praised by The public relations, staff has The Veterans Administration in credited the action of students of both Southwestern John Mfts6n Brown durinff his 8 tu- set up a new filing system this formation service reports that College and this University for their ungentlemenly dent Forum talk earlier this season semester which will aid them in RG.OOO applications for training un- are.now availal)le at the Library. giving non-resident students .ivcog- der thc'G.I. Bill and Public Law.16 acts of defacing school property. They are “The Young- Lives" by nition in their home-towns, accord were leceived during September. Dr. Jardine, where is your school .spirit ? W*hat could Irwin Shaw and “Mister Roberts” ing to Lesser Rosen, assistant in This is the smallest figure reported be so heartwarming to any Wichita student or faculty bv Thomas Heggen. public relations. since October, 1945. The file is arranged according to The Veterans Information Ser member as a "victory fire" kindled from the foundation ‘Brown called Shaw's work one the 65, Kansas counties. .311 states, of the Southwestern College administration building? of the finest novels to be published vice lists the following ne^ssary about World War II—a companion and seven foreign countiies that conditions to enter government It would be a lovely fire. piece Tor Mailler’s “The Naked and Universtity students represent. traming umler Public Law 16: And the paint job received by the buildings on the Rosen is sending releases to stu the Dead” which tells of the Pacific dents’ home-town newspapers no 1 . Had active service l>etwoen Southwestern campus. W'hy. I think that two hours of theaterttu-ater oiof operaiion.operation. This ims nu>ei|novel ___ n' September 16, 1940 and July 2.5, fine arts credit should be awarded to each Wichita concernstwo Americans the separate and one careers German of | Th^v will also be sent notice"Ifrnftfnn’ of ap- 1947. student who participated in the redecorating. pointments to organization offices 2. Was ilischarged or separated throughout the war. It is skill under conditions other than dishon- How can any football game be interesting unless the fully intertwined so that the con and any school honors. student bodie.s of both schools hate each other with a tinuity and the story hold together. The names and home-towns of oiabte. students who failed to fill mit a .3. Have a service connected or passion and present a problem to the local constabulary? "Mister Roberts." another book aggravated disability which would My gosh, it’s only school spirit. So what if property praised by Brown in his lecture public relations card during en here, is written in the form of rollment are not included in the entitle them to compensation, even damage totaled in the hundreds of dollars. Why most loosely-knit sketches of events hav file. if they are not receiving disability students haven’t had so much fun since the time they compensation. ing to do with the USS Reluctant, 4. The VA determines their nailed their grandmother to the back porch. a naval auxiliary or cargo ship. Pi Alpha Pi Pledges need of vocational training to Everybody is yelling his head off about school spirit. Mr. Roberts, the cargo officer overcome their handicap. W'ell, what act can show more school spirit than the dis and first lieutenant, had expected Defeat Actives 6-0 to fight for his country .but instead T^e veter-an who nenv carries Na mantling of Southwestern’s campus, brick by brick. I had to submit...... to- ...... this “behind the . Pi Alpha Pi pledges defeated the tional Service Life Insurance will believe if this rivalry between Southwe.‘itern and W'ichita lines as.signment in the South ' actives 8-0. Nov. 21. at old Shock- be interested in knowing that his is handled right, it won’t be long before firearms and Pacific. Respected and liked by er Stadium, in the first of what policy can include coverage for everyone except the captain, Rob-, is to be an annual football game. total disability. For a small addi base ball bats' will come into play, and then watch our tional premium, there may be I spirit rise. Just picture the student body, cheering wildly, ert.<5 wa.<5 the one individual who' The pledges were presented with I kept the ship together. The many' a trophy following the game, added to any NSLI policy a total as the body of some heroic student is carried on the cam episodes, such as the “palm tree” ! The pledges’ only score came in disability rider which provides pus atop his shield, his body riddled by the bullets of our incident or the “shore leave” inci-' the third quarter after a long pass monthly payments to the insured traditional enemy. My, what spirit! What drama! dent are narrated without sparing from Dick Strauss to Bart Dan- if he is totally disabled for longer The University of Wichita will become an armed ,camp t the sailor vernacular and are ex- > ford \yas completed to the four than six months. Such payments tremely human as well as amusing.' yard line. Strauss scored on the begin with the seventh month o( containing more spirit than a bottle of bourbon. t Another new book at the library' next play by a center plunge. total disability. I .say to hell with education. What this school needs is I is “Roosevelt and Hopkins”; an ______spirit. i intimate history by Robert E. Sher-; Re.spectfully, | " ' t L volume ie based on ^yped OH Q Wednesday Edgar Lumphbad. impels of Harry Hopkins thougli.< Student and American written by Sherwood, who like Hop- ■ kins wa.*! closely associated witlr Grim Life For Male Ahead F.D.R. during the war. It is an • orderly record of Mr. Hopkins’ close School Spirit! as.‘:ociation with the President as As Women Take Spotlight Card Stunt at Game Frosh Cage Season confidant, advisor, and personal Will Open Monday - representative in the years of war' By Bob Ames Is Success; More naUo“n“.'r d o”/i ; “'s. partWpalbn ‘ .‘^e football season over, the school losing money The Shocker freshman bas in the war. i regularly m parking tickets, the new lounge nearing comple- Planned for Future ketball team will open its sea “.Mr. Sherwood’s own recollec- tion, and the winter moving in, there i.s very little to discuss, son Monday night at Salina, This year the University of Kans., against the Salina Army tions and impressions . . . his skill- ^ Discussing a little, leaves only They also wished to serve on Wichita saw card stunts at its foot Air Base. Coach Lyle Sturdy an ful writing, corroboration of facts one subject. Women. To show how juries, own property, obtain di ball games for the first time. nounced this morning. and impressions with numerous: stupid college students can be. I vorce, and enter Into contracts. \ Thanks for this should go to the other people increase the value of never realized until today, that (There is an ”r” in that word) Wheaties Club, who footed the bill, record." Brown said. 1948 marks the 100th anniversary One hundred years have pass and Giff Babcock, who did all of of the Woman’s Rights Convention. ed. No one can deny that the the painting and arranging of the To refresh your memory, in women have advanced a lon| cards, according to James Kerr, 1848, group of the local belles way. One look at the beach, ban director of band. gathered in a small building ad or morgue Nvill Drove that. The first stunt, at Homecoming Politics and Music Didn't Mix joining a saloon in Seneca Falls, game, was not a complete success. N. Y. Factories are "slack-crazy", leg The cards were supposed to spell While Karl Marx was working islatures are installing powder* out SLU imt not much of it was In 'Marriage of Figaro' Days over Europe, and the South was rooms, and door to door salesmen recognizable. becoming mad at the “heathens” are having a hard time Bnding The blue and white cards were Never diapafr! Our political situation isn’t so bad. The in the North, the women decided cUslomei^, a total surprise to all persons con fact is. politics in the day of M olfgang Amadeus Mozart were something should be done about As a matter of fact, no one c^ cerned and no one know what to similar to what we have today. But then, the government de the man-power in this country. safely say there is any distinctioB do with them. The whole thing began because It was a different story at the termined the type of music and drama that should be pre between the sexes, other than 1 sented. two chicks, Lucretia Mott and slight technicality which I am nd Southwestern College game. Each Elizabeth Cady Stanton attended a permitted to mention. seat was numbered and,the cards This was the case when Beau- Michael Kelly, who took port in world anti-slavery convention in Even at that, at the present rata were numberetl in accordance with marehais wrote ’.Voces de FIgaio.” , that porform'nncc said of Mozart, London a few years earlier, and the seat over which It was to be The plot was a direct immoral sat-1 ”I shall never forget his little one of the gentlemen delegates 100 years from now, imagine thi held. A.s each one entered that ire of the day and the government animated countenance, when light- suggested that the two dears home. The television set Is turnel area they Were told what was to wa.s not plea.sed. ■ td up with the glowing i-ays of shouldn’t be permitted to attend low, the table set with vitamili be done, at half-time. Soon after the Ko\-ernment show-' pvniu.e; it is as impossible to de the meeting. pills as the woman of the houaji When the cards were passed out returns from the office. The oil just before half-time the people in ed displeasure with the play, Lor- - s'oibc ns it would be to paint sun- After vehement name-calling, man meets her at the door with hd:| the stunt section weren't taken by enzo (In Ponte peisuaded ^Ioza^t' ” one of the English brethern re- slippers. complete surprise. to write music for the libretto he .Mozart’s “.Marriage of Figaro” 1 that the .uicon- kisses her lightly, and whis^ As the time for the stunt dr*w had written, bused on Bcaumnr- will be presented Dee. 16, 17. 18 jn ! “had met to do something ^er ear . . , “My, Gaw(^ Giff Babcock manned the loud chais’ plot. the Unlver.sity .Auditorium. It is i to discuss “this I m pregnant!" speaker and gave the directions. .Mozart was pleased with this uiuler the direction of Harold A. paltry woman question." •*Be When he blew the whistle and the new idea and so they went to work . Decker, head of the vocal depart- men,” he cried. “Consider what is cards went up it was clear to those with the hopes of pleasing the Em- niont and Getirge I). Wllner, dra- worthy of your attention!” in the west stands that the Wichita peror by changing some of the nintics professor, The girls w’ere thrown out of THE SUNFLOWER cheering section was spelling SC. immorality contained in the play. ‘The University pioduction will the convention, and eight years for Southwestern College. They waited the oppoilune moment • *t®r Robert Minser in the role of later, (It takes women a long time Dec. 2, 1948 Next year the University may be to propo.se the new poem to the Gloria •Fetters as Susanna, to make up their minds) Betty able to rio more card stunts, possibly and Lucy called the meeting in Emperor. John Davidson, Count Almnviva, Seneca Falls. Volume XLIV, No. 12 even three or four at each game. The almost pr
Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives P ^ ^ ih c r 2, the SUNFf.nwwp Authors Club Observe Anniversary Meets Here Of Hemispheric Declaration By Bob Hobson Wr t <■ r ’ a Workshop “The tIiacuBBGd Miss ^^%aneen. profesaor of Eniflish . , ...... some ?.’ h - - ...... with all fu. Fifth District Konsns Authors ferencea. ncM^nbors they had some dif- 1 December 4, at club Enjfiish Grill. Newly elected One day the Bears.foiwed a Ilcdv view any interposition for the pur- Droll’s Alliance with several other »f the of the club will he in- po.so of oppressinp them, or con Inrjfcr animals and soon put some trolling in any other manner their sUlled- . 1 r restrictions on the u.se of the hnnd. Miss Hon^ren visited Europe in destiny, by any European power In .so doinR, they infrinpred upon in any other lijfht t,han as the 1B22 and traveled in 15 European some of the riphts of the Eajrles l««ntries tUirinff the past summer, ninnifeslatlon of an unfriendly dis m a sector at that time called the position tmvard the United States.” S n j r literat-y siRnifl- OioRpn Territory. ^nee such as “The Poet's Corner" The messoKo was received witH ^ Westminster Abbey. Canterbury Many of the Enprles were uncon- applause throughout the Eafdc's l i t h S r nieetinif such fa coined. but a few livinp in a far himielnnd. A few doulited if the away place called...... Wnshimrtnn. Mv:-ho- ynung repiililic could suppoit such mous people as Princess Elizabeth enme alnimei’ ,nd the lat*^ Count Folko Berna- Not only were the •‘i^niid, Iml the President and his rfotte. U. N. mediator. Bears pivins *' them ‘timihle. • • hut advisors were confident. The people THE HEADLESS HOUSEMEN. An action shot of (he Wichlta- Miss Hnnpen met Princess Eliza other members rrf the cluli were to the soutli were remote from the Nevada football game shows Sherman Howard (4.5) bowlin’ past talking ahnut “tnkinir over” the Holy Ajliance powers, and the nn unidentified Shocker. beth at church, and had the honor homes of some of the other small Ftritish lion’s navy was also inter of mectinfr Count Folke Bemadotte er animals livinp a short distance ested in kcepinir those maikets •t a UNESCO meeting held in open. SwiUerlnnd, She will make com- to the south. One day the lender of the EnRles The Doctrine stood through a irisons of literary conditions of half dozen major crises and sev Parnassus Sittings ith time.s. spoke before the lepislativo fjnth- AFA Group Miss Hansen was a former presi erinff, , . the .American contin eral smaller ones. It was added to, To End Wednesday ents . . . are henceferrth not to be interpreted, anil broadened to meet dent of the Kansas Association of existinff demands. Teachers and is a member of the con.sidcred as suhjec^ts f<)i- future Wednesday will be the final American Quill Society. Shft is also colonization by any European Now, a slronjf Ameiican navy day for sittings and appoint To Organize the author of "A concordance of powers.” ho said. has removeil the need for reliance ments for Parnassus photo Sir Thomas Wyatt’s Works.” on tho^ lion's fleet. The two short graphs, Math Bornlger, con Former members of the Army . Then he added. . . we could not passages of the 13-pagc annual tractor for this year’s pictures, Air Forces today announced plans message to Congress delivered 125 announced Tuesday at his spec for the formation of a Wichita years ago today by President Mon ial studio In the Commons squadron of the national Air Force roe still stand, liut the menace of Lounge. 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By Bob Amea. Flashing a four touchdown sec Bo Spoon, on a. 3-yard toss from basketeej’s will face the Wnrrens- ond half, the Shockers rolled to a were donated by the ROTC anf burg Mules at Wnrrenshurg.^ Mo., With football out of the way and 39-13 non-league grid victory over Joe Vann, and Norman Klot* are whipcord gabardine material, next Saturday night In the lid- no bmvl game for Wichita, basket- the Southwestern Moundbuilders in a 36-yard run. Vann kicked the according to James Kerr, ban^ lifter of their 10I8-4U season. liall lies just around the comer. Veterans Field, Saturday, Nov. 20. point. director. The Monies met the >llssouri If you feel the football schedule Wichita led in first downs 16 to was tough. Ken Gunning, the new Anton Houlik opened the scoring team twice In.st year, heating it with a 69-yard punt return. Others 6 and in net rushing 231 to 83. .16*40 at Wnrrensburg and win maple-wood mentor, will tell you ning 37-33 on the Torum hard- the basketball season looms just wo^s. a.s rough lind Wichita wdll be play ing the best. Warrensburg's starting quintet By the best. Gunning refers to will be made up <*f nil lettermen St. Louis, Oklahoma A. and M., and will average I) ft.. 2 in. The: Regis College of Denver, teacher attack nnd Trinity of San Antonio, center Salmon who talhed lb points Trinity, the first against the locals in the two games | power- last year. The Mules « i houses of the Southwest, secret weapon in (.lenn Knmmeyei. As , for- the . sound.squad, WeWeaver, Mul a 6 ft.. 6 in. reserve freshman lens. Mc.Murrny. Toevs. and Neber- center. gnll have the inside track, and they ('ontraiy to the Wichita style in will average about 74 inches. All the past few years, the Munies will five arc lettermen and Weaver and employ a fast-break type of play in Nebergall are both in their senior contrast to the revolving offense year. used last year by Mel Binford. Gunning is drilling on a faster Like the Wnrrensburg team, game, and the boys like it. So it the Shockers will start an all looks like we’ll see a lot of fine letterman five and will average games this winter. a shade over 6 ft.. 2 in. Two Shocker gridders. Jimmy Until the nineteenth century, it xNuuurNutter andaiiu Walt »»uu Knocko.ivmwviw. reportedivj.w.iv.. ancient custom in to Coach Gunning this week and for the .spinsters to meet the mar- will make the trip to the Missouii i ried women in an annual game of citv. football. _The Munie hoopstex'-s will return • home on Dec. 11, to face Trinity | University of .'^an Antonio. Tex., in , their first home game of the year' at the Forum. The piobable starting Lineups: WARRRNSnt'RG WICHITA I Rranton F Weaver K*y .. F . 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The soft-spoken played on old Shocker field be Sheeketski opinioned that, “ Nutter (Jimmy) is a real back fore 3,000 fans. Thanksgiving and Wichita showed as good an offense as we have met this morning. Most of the game was played between the 20 yard lines as both The hiffhly rated Wolf Pack were Nevada drove 98 yards for a clubs displayed strong defenses. held in check for 12 minutes of third touchdown with Ted Kondel Gamma Larry Payne was trap the opening going over from the three. Sonny ped on his own four yard line as broke loose. Tom Kalmanir taUied Reynolds passed 11 yards to Anton the game ended. from the two A minute Houlik for the locals initial TD. Payne played, a strong offen- Trschok gobbled in a 20-yard scor- » f foe the Gammas while ine aerial from Slingin' Stan Trachok capped a 92*yard drive ®oo Simpson, George Davis, and nJath First quarter: Nevada 14, *>y scoring from the five. Third Ronnie Gott stood out for the ^jjhita 0. quarter: Nevada 28, Wichita 6. HALFBACK JIM M Y NUTTER is shown being brought down Websters on defense. by an unidentified Nevada player in Thanksgiving day's football This contest was the second tie game In Veterans Field. game of the traditional series, the first coming in 1933. The Gammas still hold an edge in the contests Bad Weather Stops with nine wins, six losses, and two Fiint Wheat Bowl ties. The sacred keg will be kept Cross-Country, Meet by each fraternity for six months Game Ends in Tie as a result of the tie. The cross-country track between Wichita and Oklahoma A. and M., The firKt annual Wheat Bowi which was scheduled for Nov., 20, game played in Veterans’ Field at Stillwater, was cancelled be Saturday ended in a 6-6 tie be cause of weather condfilons, ac tween the Hutchinson Dragons cording to Coach Ab Bldwell. and the ('olTeyviMe Havens. The ROXY game was played in a driving The first boxing arena built es rain. pecially for fighting was created In the contest, featuring the Midnite Shows Every outside the city limits of Worcester, state’s top two junior college Friday and Saturday 11:30 Mass. elevens. Dub Berry dashed 60 Fri.-Sat., Dec. 3-9 yards for a Raven touchdown in the second canto. Bob Kelley "THE MEANEST MAN counted from the six in the third IN THE WORLD * FOX(E31IEB35r5y quarter for llutchln.son's score. Jack Denny - Rochester "OALLANT LEGION” MILLER Hill Elliott • Adrian Doolh, Board Will Sponsor LATE SHOW Starting Thurs., Dec. 2 FRIDAY NIGHT 11:30 Color by Technicolor Sports Clinic in Gym Sat. Preview 11:30 P.M. ‘The Loves of Carmen” The Wichita Women'.s Official Sun.-Mon. 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John Gaddis, building Dale Duane Flowers tional "Keg Dinner” at the fra and grounds superintendent, said 117 N. Broadway Phona 4-«!» ternity house at 6:30 Wednesday to members of the class. today. Indian Areada Bldf. Frao DallVary \snm evening, November 21. The film depicted a soldier de Call 2»O018 For Flowara After Houra The event is held yearly in an serting in time of war. his cap Thp parking area east of the Fnnaral Bpraya — tS.OB np tlM S W. Donfiaa ticipation of the annual Thanks ture, and his trial by a military Library will not be paved this giving Day Gamma-Men of Web court. winter but crushed rock will be' ster football game. As the trial progressed, his used to fill in all lo^v spots. FAMOaS rOA When in Dick Porter. Active chapter .record was read to members^ of “We have asked the city traffic president and master of ceremon the court. His place of enlist engineer to vist our campus and Riverside, ies, introduced Bob Kirkpatrick, ment? Wichita. Kansas. suggest various means to alliviate alumni coach of this year’s Gamma the congested traffic situation.” STEAKS Meet Where team, who outlined the history of Gaddis added. the organizations tradition, high “Sixty summons have been is rOVHUIMllWICI the Gang lighted by outstanding features of Dean Sipple Chosen sued for double and illegal park past Gamma-Webster games. ing. Students are given five days Meets The celebration was concluded Delegate To Topeka in which to pay their fines. Any with the singing of college and Dr. Leslie B. Sipple, dean of the delay in doing this may result in Howard Mitchell fraternity songs. College of Education, has been ap suspension from the University,” pointed by President Jardine, to Gaddis emphazised. 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