The Sunflower, v.55, no.10 (December 1, 1949)
Loading...
Issue Date
1949-12-01
Embargo End Date
Authors
Advisor
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.55, no.10, Wichita, Kansas, December 1, 1949 - 10 pages
Abstract
Table of Content
Description
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 Libraries Special Collections and University Archives; processed by the University Libraries Technical Services. Please contact Special Collections at specialcollections@wichita.edu directly for help with low quality images.
Article(s): Basketball season to open Saturday: Shocker Five to see action -- Ise will speak in Auditorium -- Beech finances scholarships: grant is first in new policy -- Council opens experimental job of new projects coordinator -- Blood donors give 165 pints -- Debate teams try for wins -- Bonnie Moore to reign at military ball -- Religious council offers program -- Frat pledges beat actives -- Fraternity and sorority Mothers Club to hold Christmas meeting today -- Websters lead in intramural sports -- Round about the campus / Gerry Hunter -- Military fraternity to initiate pledges at dinner Friday night -- Richardson-Sumpter reveal engagement -- Colophon accepts pledges tonight -- Wermuth is speaker at Republican Club -- 'Barb Wire Tangle' is theme for annual Independent dance -- Alpha Tau sorority to honor Shockers -- Club corner: Women elect Green president of Matrix at sorority meeting -- Choral group has 'Messiah' -- The Alibi and seven cent coffee -- On the ball -- Don't drive for another $1,600,000,000 -- Groups to go to Colorado -- Modern Dance Club to present Gertrude Lippincott in concert -- Running stop signs tops violations list -- Arrest for liquor possession are due to misunderstanding -- Faculty members are honored in Midwest 'Who's Who' book -- Dance Club plans basketball varsity -- Art magazine cover designed by Greeley -- Band concert to be December 1 -- Homecoming show was last for band -- Ex house mother to visit Wichita -- Reports on University grads include information from 1905 / Beulah Mullen -- Pastor begins new job December 1 -- Neblyn Drahcir Alyea dies at age 37 -- Bridge entries are requested -- Recent documents exhibited in Library -- Kerr and Robertson will head music clinic -- Two artists exhibit work -- Democrats will elect officers, adopt constitution at meeting -- English teachers to give report -- School station to feature basketball -- Concert to be held by string quartet -- Nutter named All-Valley back; other Shockers are honored -- Locals to play West Texas Five -- Freshmen cagers open season play -- Coed athletes stage volleyball contest -- Sorority wins trip contest -- Greeks to tangle in fraternity tilt -- Frosh gridmen down Ft. Riley -- Shockers drop final contests -- Les Rosen, Mullen to attend meeting -- Two senior recitals planned next week -- Alpha Phi Omega elects officers -- No audition needed for band aspirants
Photograph(s): Forum speaker...: Dr.John Ise. p. 1 -- Establish Beech scholarship...: Pres. Harry F. Corbin (left) and Kenneth Razak, (right) head of the University's engineering department, converse with Walter H. Beech, president of Beech Aircraft following the Wednesday establishment of the "Walter H. Beech Scholarship in Aeronautical Engineering.". p. 1 -- Honorary Colonel...: Bonnie Moore. p. 1 -- Council executive...: New secretary for the Wichita Council of Churches, the Rev. Floyd Q. Davidson, shown above, assumed his duties today. p. 5 -- Kriwiel completes another against Detroit...: Eddie Kriwiel (far left) is hit by a Detroit tackle; Jimmy Nutter (17); Jerry Greiner (24) and Don McKenzie (43) of Detroit; Ed Szczepanik (far right); Dillard Luther, Pat Larimer, and Gene Wells. p. 9
Article(s): Basketball season to open Saturday: Shocker Five to see action -- Ise will speak in Auditorium -- Beech finances scholarships: grant is first in new policy -- Council opens experimental job of new projects coordinator -- Blood donors give 165 pints -- Debate teams try for wins -- Bonnie Moore to reign at military ball -- Religious council offers program -- Frat pledges beat actives -- Fraternity and sorority Mothers Club to hold Christmas meeting today -- Websters lead in intramural sports -- Round about the campus / Gerry Hunter -- Military fraternity to initiate pledges at dinner Friday night -- Richardson-Sumpter reveal engagement -- Colophon accepts pledges tonight -- Wermuth is speaker at Republican Club -- 'Barb Wire Tangle' is theme for annual Independent dance -- Alpha Tau sorority to honor Shockers -- Club corner: Women elect Green president of Matrix at sorority meeting -- Choral group has 'Messiah' -- The Alibi and seven cent coffee -- On the ball -- Don't drive for another $1,600,000,000 -- Groups to go to Colorado -- Modern Dance Club to present Gertrude Lippincott in concert -- Running stop signs tops violations list -- Arrest for liquor possession are due to misunderstanding -- Faculty members are honored in Midwest 'Who's Who' book -- Dance Club plans basketball varsity -- Art magazine cover designed by Greeley -- Band concert to be December 1 -- Homecoming show was last for band -- Ex house mother to visit Wichita -- Reports on University grads include information from 1905 / Beulah Mullen -- Pastor begins new job December 1 -- Neblyn Drahcir Alyea dies at age 37 -- Bridge entries are requested -- Recent documents exhibited in Library -- Kerr and Robertson will head music clinic -- Two artists exhibit work -- Democrats will elect officers, adopt constitution at meeting -- English teachers to give report -- School station to feature basketball -- Concert to be held by string quartet -- Nutter named All-Valley back; other Shockers are honored -- Locals to play West Texas Five -- Freshmen cagers open season play -- Coed athletes stage volleyball contest -- Sorority wins trip contest -- Greeks to tangle in fraternity tilt -- Frosh gridmen down Ft. Riley -- Shockers drop final contests -- Les Rosen, Mullen to attend meeting -- Two senior recitals planned next week -- Alpha Phi Omega elects officers -- No audition needed for band aspirants
Photograph(s): Forum speaker...: Dr.John Ise. p. 1 -- Establish Beech scholarship...: Pres. Harry F. Corbin (left) and Kenneth Razak, (right) head of the University's engineering department, converse with Walter H. Beech, president of Beech Aircraft following the Wednesday establishment of the "Walter H. Beech Scholarship in Aeronautical Engineering.". p. 1 -- Honorary Colonel...: Bonnie Moore. p. 1 -- Council executive...: New secretary for the Wichita Council of Churches, the Rev. Floyd Q. Davidson, shown above, assumed his duties today. p. 5 -- Kriwiel completes another against Detroit...: Eddie Kriwiel (far left) is hit by a Detroit tackle; Jimmy Nutter (17); Jerry Greiner (24) and Don McKenzie (43) of Detroit; Ed Szczepanik (far right); Dillard Luther, Pat Larimer, and Gene Wells. p. 9