The Sunflower, v.51, no.25 (April 18, 1946)
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1946-04-18
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.51, no.25, Wichita, Kansas, April 18, 1946. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Mary Virginia Mueller to reign as May Queen -- Rectangle to divide May 1 -- Bader speaker at Easter convo -- Seniors give until it hurts not knowing if they will graduate -- Kerr, Reagan new on staff -- Tack, Stover hold Republican offices -- 25 vets enter GI contest -- Four GI's receive credit for basic -- Five students have teaching positions -- Yungmeyer, Holloway, Funk, Ransom, King are attendants -- Tulsa, W.U. tie in chess meet -- "Hot Copy" turtle with the gallent heart appears in one day public practice run -- Easter, symbol of hope -- Where were the vets? - Grad gossip -- Dismantle two combat planes -- Honor roll figures not yet compiled -- Letters to the editor / Jack Chester; Faculty Committee on Student Affairs: F. J. Nock, Grace Wilkie, Hazel Branch, Jacquette Downing, Walter Duerksen, C. C. Harbison, T. Reese Marsh, and George Wilner -- Student mixer next Thursday -- I.S.A. holds formal "Fantasy" April 26 -- Pete Greenbank, Betty Whitlow wed -- Roundabout the campus -- Typed on a Wednesday / Lester Rosen -- Matrix pledges four students -- Wichita Symphony starts ticket drive -- Pre-nuptials fetes for Gladys Sissel -- String symphony appears April 29 -- Track mets K.U. Saturday -- Beech gives Library $5,000 book fund -- Gym shorts / Marge Morris -- El Dorado, W.U. to play tennis -- 160 persons take test to find if they're each others type
Photograph(s): May Queen: Mary Virginia Mueller will reign as Queen of May over festivities on May 3. p. 1
Newspaper mislabeled as Vol. XLXI.
Article(s): Mary Virginia Mueller to reign as May Queen -- Rectangle to divide May 1 -- Bader speaker at Easter convo -- Seniors give until it hurts not knowing if they will graduate -- Kerr, Reagan new on staff -- Tack, Stover hold Republican offices -- 25 vets enter GI contest -- Four GI's receive credit for basic -- Five students have teaching positions -- Yungmeyer, Holloway, Funk, Ransom, King are attendants -- Tulsa, W.U. tie in chess meet -- "Hot Copy" turtle with the gallent heart appears in one day public practice run -- Easter, symbol of hope -- Where were the vets? - Grad gossip -- Dismantle two combat planes -- Honor roll figures not yet compiled -- Letters to the editor / Jack Chester; Faculty Committee on Student Affairs: F. J. Nock, Grace Wilkie, Hazel Branch, Jacquette Downing, Walter Duerksen, C. C. Harbison, T. Reese Marsh, and George Wilner -- Student mixer next Thursday -- I.S.A. holds formal "Fantasy" April 26 -- Pete Greenbank, Betty Whitlow wed -- Roundabout the campus -- Typed on a Wednesday / Lester Rosen -- Matrix pledges four students -- Wichita Symphony starts ticket drive -- Pre-nuptials fetes for Gladys Sissel -- String symphony appears April 29 -- Track mets K.U. Saturday -- Beech gives Library $5,000 book fund -- Gym shorts / Marge Morris -- El Dorado, W.U. to play tennis -- 160 persons take test to find if they're each others type
Photograph(s): May Queen: Mary Virginia Mueller will reign as Queen of May over festivities on May 3. p. 1
Newspaper mislabeled as Vol. XLXI.