The Sunflower, v.57, no.18 (February 19, 1953)
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1953-02-19
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.57, no.18, Wichita, Kansas, February 19, 1953. - 6 pages
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Article(s): Concert band will present show Tuesday -- May Queen election set for March 25 -- Dr. Lindquist, Bethany Head, to WU in fall -- CU debaters to meet in Wichita -- WU students take walkout-illegally -- WU couple to give joint senior recital -- Draft tests set for April -- Addition: 3 new courses offered by WU art department -- KU's econ head will speak here -- Political scoreboard set up -- Deadline set in 'Press Queen' contest; Entries due March 5 -- Dr. Gerling rejoins faculty -- IBM to interview Tuesday -- University couples announce plans for summer marriages -- ISA dance to be held -- Shirley Meyers to visit MU -- Freshmen research paper time sends students to WU library / Babs Spivey -- Club corner: Psi Chi, sociology group will hold meeting tonight -- Young Repubs elect officers -- DE visits Logopedics; Tone, testing shown -- Sorority to hold show tomorrow -- Leash the hound -- Wheatshocker: Network brings WU games -- Money makers: Couples arrested fro experimenting on $10 greenbacks -- English arts to be shown -- 'First Lady' prop committee seeks aid from Wichita firms -- Nervous collapse: Students warned of 'No-Doz' -- Class to write, air 5 background shows -- Berg rejoins WU geology faculty -- Shockers meet Titans, Cougars -- WU topples sixth-ranking team in nation; Frosh win, 72-61 -- WU upsets Tulsa 81-70; Frosh fall -- Websters top blue and white loops -- Shockers lose to OCU Chiefs; Littleton high with 30 -- Littleton sets scoring mark -- KMUW to carry next 3 ball games -- KMUW staff meets
Photograph(s): University students set up this roadblock at a campus entrance last week to start off a walkout and pep rally following the Munie win over Oklahoma A and M. The walkout later turned out to be declared unofficial by University authorities. / photo by Eastwood. p. 1 -- Three Shockers surround the ball, and as an unidentified Oklahoma Aggie in the Forum last week. The Shockers upset the Aggies 73-62. In on the play by Merv Carman (32), Cleo Littleton (13), and Gary Thompson (4). / photo by Eastwood. p. 1
Article(s): Concert band will present show Tuesday -- May Queen election set for March 25 -- Dr. Lindquist, Bethany Head, to WU in fall -- CU debaters to meet in Wichita -- WU students take walkout-illegally -- WU couple to give joint senior recital -- Draft tests set for April -- Addition: 3 new courses offered by WU art department -- KU's econ head will speak here -- Political scoreboard set up -- Deadline set in 'Press Queen' contest; Entries due March 5 -- Dr. Gerling rejoins faculty -- IBM to interview Tuesday -- University couples announce plans for summer marriages -- ISA dance to be held -- Shirley Meyers to visit MU -- Freshmen research paper time sends students to WU library / Babs Spivey -- Club corner: Psi Chi, sociology group will hold meeting tonight -- Young Repubs elect officers -- DE visits Logopedics; Tone, testing shown -- Sorority to hold show tomorrow -- Leash the hound -- Wheatshocker: Network brings WU games -- Money makers: Couples arrested fro experimenting on $10 greenbacks -- English arts to be shown -- 'First Lady' prop committee seeks aid from Wichita firms -- Nervous collapse: Students warned of 'No-Doz' -- Class to write, air 5 background shows -- Berg rejoins WU geology faculty -- Shockers meet Titans, Cougars -- WU topples sixth-ranking team in nation; Frosh win, 72-61 -- WU upsets Tulsa 81-70; Frosh fall -- Websters top blue and white loops -- Shockers lose to OCU Chiefs; Littleton high with 30 -- Littleton sets scoring mark -- KMUW to carry next 3 ball games -- KMUW staff meets
Photograph(s): University students set up this roadblock at a campus entrance last week to start off a walkout and pep rally following the Munie win over Oklahoma A and M. The walkout later turned out to be declared unofficial by University authorities. / photo by Eastwood. p. 1 -- Three Shockers surround the ball, and as an unidentified Oklahoma Aggie in the Forum last week. The Shockers upset the Aggies 73-62. In on the play by Merv Carman (32), Cleo Littleton (13), and Gary Thompson (4). / photo by Eastwood. p. 1