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The Sunflower, v.55, no.30 (May 18, 1950)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1950-05-18
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.55, no.30, Wichita, Kansas, May 18, 1950 - 12 pages
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Images in this collection were made from commercially produced and digitized microfilm, may be of poor quality, and will be gradually replaced by copies digitized by Special Collections from original paper copies. Source material held by University Librar
Article(s): 599 to be graduated in ceremonies June 4-5: Corbin to talk in stadium to record crowd -- Student Council election tomorrow: Craver, Hobson head slates -- Students talk over teaching -- Final exam schedule announced -- Registration set for June 12 -- Ames awarded Gouldner prize -- Miller, Olson named editors -- Parnassus available beginning May 31 -- Delta Omega and Kappa Rho hold spring dances Saturday -- Websters plan '50 Heidleberg -- Six honor women will be initiated -- Spring formals are scheduled by Sororsis, Pi Kap sororities -- Club corner: Norma Haley elected Wheaties pep club prexy for next year -- Inauguration Day photos on display -- Round about the campus / Jack Chegwidden -- Treasurer reports due by this week -- Gammas to hold Broadview dance -- 60 grads fill teacher posts -- Oklahoma University debaters to meet Munie team tonight -- Current awarded Gran Prix prize -- 30 for 30 -- The unknown 'X' -- President says thanks -- Decker will direct Women's Glee Club -- North High student wins art scholarship -- The Shocker University parties make public their platforms in accord to coming election -- General Semantics is subject of June lectures and workshop -- Nine will enter medical school -- Alumni reunion to honor Neff, Sipple, Harbison, six classes -- University graduate to marry in Cairo -- Gates, '46 graduate, begins laws practice -- Class of 1900 to be honored -- Three sororities announce officers -- Alpha Tau Founders Day tea is planned -- Erma Black's book being distributed -- Shay, Pray vie for president -- Grad gossip: Alumni active in business, travel education / Beulah Mullen -- Thirty 'Chips' attend school -- Possibilities increasing, says Hall -- Priestly of Brown duplicates history -- Pronko and Herman comment upon social psychology field -- Dr. Cowgill elected to head association -- Titan captain named as Catholic All-Star -- Blind vet is student counselor -- Aggies' Lewis Field expansion approved -- Senior women's tea to be held June 3 -- Writers' Conference to be held July 10 for male writers -- Bradley schedule revealed for '50 -- Sunflower book review / David Petticrew -- New dwellings being studied -- Ceramics Society elects Professor Strange -- GI training 'cut-off' due -- New jobs opened on 2 publications -- 33 men needed for work June 5 -- Student art exhibit will begin May 25 -- Seniors will present four music recitals -- Phi Sigma Chi elects Stark vice-president -- Geology student to attend camp -- 1950 senior activity schedule announced -- Fraternity holds annual banquet -- Albright accepts physics assistantship -- Shockers beat Nebraska 13-12 -- Shockers place third in annual Missouri Valley track standings -- Carl Milbeck wins second in Valley -- Fate intervenes in golf tourney -- Lloyd McKinley heads Valley -- Men of Webster win track meet -- Sport-Shocks / Jack Campbell -- Shockers win third by victory Saturday over Phillips squad -- Shockers to host Oklahoma Baptist -- Campus Greeks elect officers -- GI Bill accounts to close tomorrow -- AAUP elects Cowgill; heads local chapter
Photograph(s): Students vie for Council presidency: Harry Hobson; Al Craver. p. 1 -- Sunflower editors: Viewing a "dummy" last issue of the student newspaper are (left to right) Bob Ames, Joe Fox, Jack Chegwidden, Joan Kallail, M. Michael Miller, Rankin Griesinger, and Jack Campbell. p. 1 -- New history fraternity: (Left to right) Dr. Dudley Cornish, Dr. Robert W. Frazer, A.E. Castle, Katherine Dean, and Thomas M. Phillips. p. 4 -- Alumni reunion co-chairmen: Mrs. Sherman Culbertson and Bob Baird, pictured making arrangements for activities. p. 5 -- Presidential candidates for alumni: Douglas Shay; Don Pray. p. 5 -- Jack Childers; Ira Barkman. p. 10 -- Carl Mibeck. p. 10
Article(s): 599 to be graduated in ceremonies June 4-5: Corbin to talk in stadium to record crowd -- Student Council election tomorrow: Craver, Hobson head slates -- Students talk over teaching -- Final exam schedule announced -- Registration set for June 12 -- Ames awarded Gouldner prize -- Miller, Olson named editors -- Parnassus available beginning May 31 -- Delta Omega and Kappa Rho hold spring dances Saturday -- Websters plan '50 Heidleberg -- Six honor women will be initiated -- Spring formals are scheduled by Sororsis, Pi Kap sororities -- Club corner: Norma Haley elected Wheaties pep club prexy for next year -- Inauguration Day photos on display -- Round about the campus / Jack Chegwidden -- Treasurer reports due by this week -- Gammas to hold Broadview dance -- 60 grads fill teacher posts -- Oklahoma University debaters to meet Munie team tonight -- Current awarded Gran Prix prize -- 30 for 30 -- The unknown 'X' -- President says thanks -- Decker will direct Women's Glee Club -- North High student wins art scholarship -- The Shocker University parties make public their platforms in accord to coming election -- General Semantics is subject of June lectures and workshop -- Nine will enter medical school -- Alumni reunion to honor Neff, Sipple, Harbison, six classes -- University graduate to marry in Cairo -- Gates, '46 graduate, begins laws practice -- Class of 1900 to be honored -- Three sororities announce officers -- Alpha Tau Founders Day tea is planned -- Erma Black's book being distributed -- Shay, Pray vie for president -- Grad gossip: Alumni active in business, travel education / Beulah Mullen -- Thirty 'Chips' attend school -- Possibilities increasing, says Hall -- Priestly of Brown duplicates history -- Pronko and Herman comment upon social psychology field -- Dr. Cowgill elected to head association -- Titan captain named as Catholic All-Star -- Blind vet is student counselor -- Aggies' Lewis Field expansion approved -- Senior women's tea to be held June 3 -- Writers' Conference to be held July 10 for male writers -- Bradley schedule revealed for '50 -- Sunflower book review / David Petticrew -- New dwellings being studied -- Ceramics Society elects Professor Strange -- GI training 'cut-off' due -- New jobs opened on 2 publications -- 33 men needed for work June 5 -- Student art exhibit will begin May 25 -- Seniors will present four music recitals -- Phi Sigma Chi elects Stark vice-president -- Geology student to attend camp -- 1950 senior activity schedule announced -- Fraternity holds annual banquet -- Albright accepts physics assistantship -- Shockers beat Nebraska 13-12 -- Shockers place third in annual Missouri Valley track standings -- Carl Milbeck wins second in Valley -- Fate intervenes in golf tourney -- Lloyd McKinley heads Valley -- Men of Webster win track meet -- Sport-Shocks / Jack Campbell -- Shockers win third by victory Saturday over Phillips squad -- Shockers to host Oklahoma Baptist -- Campus Greeks elect officers -- GI Bill accounts to close tomorrow -- AAUP elects Cowgill; heads local chapter
Photograph(s): Students vie for Council presidency: Harry Hobson; Al Craver. p. 1 -- Sunflower editors: Viewing a "dummy" last issue of the student newspaper are (left to right) Bob Ames, Joe Fox, Jack Chegwidden, Joan Kallail, M. Michael Miller, Rankin Griesinger, and Jack Campbell. p. 1 -- New history fraternity: (Left to right) Dr. Dudley Cornish, Dr. Robert W. Frazer, A.E. Castle, Katherine Dean, and Thomas M. Phillips. p. 4 -- Alumni reunion co-chairmen: Mrs. Sherman Culbertson and Bob Baird, pictured making arrangements for activities. p. 5 -- Presidential candidates for alumni: Douglas Shay; Don Pray. p. 5 -- Jack Childers; Ira Barkman. p. 10 -- Carl Mibeck. p. 10
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.55 no.30
v.55 no.30
