The Sunflower, v.60, no.07 (October 7, 1955)
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1955-10-07
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.60, no.7, Wichita, Kansas, October 7, 1955. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Dual goals set in chest drive -- Geology prof retires after 28 years service -- Bermudas lose out -- Grid special to pull out for Aggieland-- First opera chosen, cast -- Profs to meeting -- Foreign students will need lodging -- Corbin outlines new program to gain educational support -- Dr. Cowgill takes census -- Awarded 'Cross': France Honors Prof. Downing -- 'Guys and Dolls' is theme for Alpha Tau pledge dance -- Pi Kappa Psi honors pledges; theme is 'Holiday in Paris' -- Young Republicans plan wiener roast -- New fashion is long, slim / Judy Vail -- Jewelry care tips offered -- Color to remain for fall wear -- Feathers are flying -- Health service used frequently last school year -- Casting to begin for 'Madwoman' -- 'Affairs' begins Oct. 20 -- A Capella choir adds 20 -- Adult ed offers ceramics course -- Powell sees teacher deficit; education enrollment not up -- Dean's signature gets round trip -- Foreign students guests at party
Photograph(s): Prof. Ver Wiebe. p. 1 -- The Home Economics building is rapidly approaching the completion date, which is tentatively scheduled to be finished in time for the second semester. The building is located on Yale Avenue behind the Sorosis Sorority home. p. 1 -- Jacquetta Downing. p. 1
Article(s): Dual goals set in chest drive -- Geology prof retires after 28 years service -- Bermudas lose out -- Grid special to pull out for Aggieland-- First opera chosen, cast -- Profs to meeting -- Foreign students will need lodging -- Corbin outlines new program to gain educational support -- Dr. Cowgill takes census -- Awarded 'Cross': France Honors Prof. Downing -- 'Guys and Dolls' is theme for Alpha Tau pledge dance -- Pi Kappa Psi honors pledges; theme is 'Holiday in Paris' -- Young Republicans plan wiener roast -- New fashion is long, slim / Judy Vail -- Jewelry care tips offered -- Color to remain for fall wear -- Feathers are flying -- Health service used frequently last school year -- Casting to begin for 'Madwoman' -- 'Affairs' begins Oct. 20 -- A Capella choir adds 20 -- Adult ed offers ceramics course -- Powell sees teacher deficit; education enrollment not up -- Dean's signature gets round trip -- Foreign students guests at party
Photograph(s): Prof. Ver Wiebe. p. 1 -- The Home Economics building is rapidly approaching the completion date, which is tentatively scheduled to be finished in time for the second semester. The building is located on Yale Avenue behind the Sorosis Sorority home. p. 1 -- Jacquetta Downing. p. 1