The Sunflower, v.56, no.30 (May 22, 1952)
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1952-05-22
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.56, no.30, Wichita, Kansas, May 22, 1952 - 12 pages
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Article(s): Beech award winners named -- Frat honors former dean -- Coffee, fights, crib notes, bird-calls are part of 'finals' -- Parnassus is available now -- Bates receives education award -- Students plan trip to Mexico -- Student Council recommends 12 for committees -- Hekhuis reveals senior activities -- That way / Virginia Stafford -- Senior women to be feted at annual May tea -- Club corner: Zeta Phi Eta to hold party, rehearse play -- University couples announce three weddings, engagement -- Will have party -- Senior men admire brains, beauty, tolerance in women -- Military society initiates 13 men -- Ten WU social organizations announce elected officers for coming school semester -- Phi Sigs to play -- Good copy -- Cincinnati University offers students opportunity to conduct own classwork -- Exchange department -- Exam 'weakness' seen by Wisconsin group -- Student 'apathy' assailed by Ohio student newspaper -- Music students raise chaos with harmonious brass duel -- Lose your bridgework? Lost and found might have 'em / Durrell Armstrong -- Movie attacks frats for hazing pledges -- Annual Gamma dinner dance set for May 28 at Lassen -- Sorosis sorority to hold annual dance May 30 -- Band-Aides join Tau Beta Sigma, national sorority -- Men of Webster Heidelberg to be held next Thursday -- Picnic for ISA unaffiliates to be held Tuesday -- Worth addresses Honor Men alums -- Laura Cross meets 1st lady on recent Washington trip / Sara Goeller -- English faculty to travel, teach during summer -- School offices to be closed -- Nine WU women win rifle honors -- 49 Air Force ROTC cadets will attend summer camps -- WU lecturer publishes book -- Exhibits etchings -- Thirty-six University grads to teach in Kansas towns -- Photog needed in Engineering school -- 2 scribes win contest awards -- 7 ROTC cadets gain promotions -- AF commissions to be awarded -- 18 ROTC men will win bars -- ROTC cadets stage mock war on ball ground -- To attend meet -- Shocker thinclads run up and down track schedule; Sundgren top scorer -- Packing caps, gowns open to dozen men -- "B" cagers post winning record -- The sports clock / Al Alvarez -- WU athletes gain 26 wins -- Baseball team hits bottom; finishes with 3-10 record -- Racketmen post record of 2-5 -- Scribe recaps sports events of WU season -- 450 participate in intramurals -- Football, basketball end in losing seasons: WU football team finishes '51 campaign with 2-7 mark; inexperienced WU cagers show promise for '52-'53 -- 3 men active in 3 sports -- Gym gems -- 2 positions open in WU bookstore -- Shocker golfers win 6, lose 4
Photograph(s): AFROTC Group Staff, pictured planning their flight pattern for their final examination. (Left to right) Jack Brooks, Herb Babb, Robert Bragg, Don Fry, Darrell Hammer, and Jerry Schussele. p. 1 -- Agony: Susan Austin (third from left) shouting as she crammed for finals. Studying with her are (left to right) Phyllis McMichael, Sara Goeller, Donna Cravens, Barbara Gomon, and Anita Dinsmore. p. 1 -- Ray Rose (left) studying with Verda Mahanay. p. 1
Article(s): Beech award winners named -- Frat honors former dean -- Coffee, fights, crib notes, bird-calls are part of 'finals' -- Parnassus is available now -- Bates receives education award -- Students plan trip to Mexico -- Student Council recommends 12 for committees -- Hekhuis reveals senior activities -- That way / Virginia Stafford -- Senior women to be feted at annual May tea -- Club corner: Zeta Phi Eta to hold party, rehearse play -- University couples announce three weddings, engagement -- Will have party -- Senior men admire brains, beauty, tolerance in women -- Military society initiates 13 men -- Ten WU social organizations announce elected officers for coming school semester -- Phi Sigs to play -- Good copy -- Cincinnati University offers students opportunity to conduct own classwork -- Exchange department -- Exam 'weakness' seen by Wisconsin group -- Student 'apathy' assailed by Ohio student newspaper -- Music students raise chaos with harmonious brass duel -- Lose your bridgework? Lost and found might have 'em / Durrell Armstrong -- Movie attacks frats for hazing pledges -- Annual Gamma dinner dance set for May 28 at Lassen -- Sorosis sorority to hold annual dance May 30 -- Band-Aides join Tau Beta Sigma, national sorority -- Men of Webster Heidelberg to be held next Thursday -- Picnic for ISA unaffiliates to be held Tuesday -- Worth addresses Honor Men alums -- Laura Cross meets 1st lady on recent Washington trip / Sara Goeller -- English faculty to travel, teach during summer -- School offices to be closed -- Nine WU women win rifle honors -- 49 Air Force ROTC cadets will attend summer camps -- WU lecturer publishes book -- Exhibits etchings -- Thirty-six University grads to teach in Kansas towns -- Photog needed in Engineering school -- 2 scribes win contest awards -- 7 ROTC cadets gain promotions -- AF commissions to be awarded -- 18 ROTC men will win bars -- ROTC cadets stage mock war on ball ground -- To attend meet -- Shocker thinclads run up and down track schedule; Sundgren top scorer -- Packing caps, gowns open to dozen men -- "B" cagers post winning record -- The sports clock / Al Alvarez -- WU athletes gain 26 wins -- Baseball team hits bottom; finishes with 3-10 record -- Racketmen post record of 2-5 -- Scribe recaps sports events of WU season -- 450 participate in intramurals -- Football, basketball end in losing seasons: WU football team finishes '51 campaign with 2-7 mark; inexperienced WU cagers show promise for '52-'53 -- 3 men active in 3 sports -- Gym gems -- 2 positions open in WU bookstore -- Shocker golfers win 6, lose 4
Photograph(s): AFROTC Group Staff, pictured planning their flight pattern for their final examination. (Left to right) Jack Brooks, Herb Babb, Robert Bragg, Don Fry, Darrell Hammer, and Jerry Schussele. p. 1 -- Agony: Susan Austin (third from left) shouting as she crammed for finals. Studying with her are (left to right) Phyllis McMichael, Sara Goeller, Donna Cravens, Barbara Gomon, and Anita Dinsmore. p. 1 -- Ray Rose (left) studying with Verda Mahanay. p. 1