The Sunflower, v.73, no.51 (May 13, 1969)
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1969-05-13
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The Sunflower, v.73 no.51. Wichita, Kansas, May 13, 1969. - 12 pages.
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Article(s): Kansas City Black Panther trio to explain purposes of party / Ritchie Kunkle -- Guidelines drafted to halt disorders -- New regent views bright W5U future -- Satire on war set to open on Thursday -- Nelson gets chairmanship of Senate -- CSR rock concerts get 'OK’ for future -- Fast collection, rental service save day for concert in park / Bruce Sankey -- Adjustment period needed for violators / Ritchie Kunkle -- KMUW will receive commission citation -- Foamy home stretch -- Porsche Targa just too good to pass up for beauty honors -- Mortar Board names May Outstanding Coed -- Siglathon-Deltathon sparks competition among Greeks -- McFarland Gallery dedicated Friday -- Cosmopolitan Club awards prizes to business students -- Webster takes singles honors, helps Wetzel to win in doubles -- Griffith rocks Hayward for boxing crown -- Talented track trio leads Shockers to 3rd.
Photograph(s): War satire: University Theatre's final production of the school year, "Oh What a Lovely War" will be featured Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. in Wilner Auditorium. p. 1 -- Celebration: A group totaling 700 gathered at Riverside Park Sunday to hear amplified music played by the "Outcasts" and other groups in defiance of Park Board rules. p. 3 -- The 20th year: KMUW-FM advisor Frank Kelly (right) scans KMUW's 20th anniversary schedule with assistant, Ron Streeter. p. 5 -- Sunflower Sweetheart: Sleek beauty: We found a different kind of beauty for our Sunflower Sweetheart for this week. p. 7 -- Linda Northcutt. p. 7 -- Siglathon-Deltathon / photos by Greg Livingston. pp. 8-9 -- Mervyn Webster. p. 11 -- Top golfer: Shocker Jack Stevens led WSU to a fourth place finish in conference play Friday and Saturday at Bradley. p. 11 -- Tom Holliday. p. 12
Article(s): Kansas City Black Panther trio to explain purposes of party / Ritchie Kunkle -- Guidelines drafted to halt disorders -- New regent views bright W5U future -- Satire on war set to open on Thursday -- Nelson gets chairmanship of Senate -- CSR rock concerts get 'OK’ for future -- Fast collection, rental service save day for concert in park / Bruce Sankey -- Adjustment period needed for violators / Ritchie Kunkle -- KMUW will receive commission citation -- Foamy home stretch -- Porsche Targa just too good to pass up for beauty honors -- Mortar Board names May Outstanding Coed -- Siglathon-Deltathon sparks competition among Greeks -- McFarland Gallery dedicated Friday -- Cosmopolitan Club awards prizes to business students -- Webster takes singles honors, helps Wetzel to win in doubles -- Griffith rocks Hayward for boxing crown -- Talented track trio leads Shockers to 3rd.
Photograph(s): War satire: University Theatre's final production of the school year, "Oh What a Lovely War" will be featured Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. in Wilner Auditorium. p. 1 -- Celebration: A group totaling 700 gathered at Riverside Park Sunday to hear amplified music played by the "Outcasts" and other groups in defiance of Park Board rules. p. 3 -- The 20th year: KMUW-FM advisor Frank Kelly (right) scans KMUW's 20th anniversary schedule with assistant, Ron Streeter. p. 5 -- Sunflower Sweetheart: Sleek beauty: We found a different kind of beauty for our Sunflower Sweetheart for this week. p. 7 -- Linda Northcutt. p. 7 -- Siglathon-Deltathon / photos by Greg Livingston. pp. 8-9 -- Mervyn Webster. p. 11 -- Top golfer: Shocker Jack Stevens led WSU to a fourth place finish in conference play Friday and Saturday at Bradley. p. 11 -- Tom Holliday. p. 12