The Sunflower, v.64, no.46 (April 8, 1960)
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1960-04-08
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.64, no.46, Wichita, Kansas, April 8, 1960. - 6 pages
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Article(s): Blood donors receive call -- Humor 'desperate' need Cerf says at SFB finale / Chuck Williams -- Resurrection subject for Easter convo -- Election continues for SGA -- Deadline set for seminar scholarship -- Japanese film to be shown -- AWS honors 25 at banquet for Big Women on Campus -- The editor's board: A small donation ; Words in the wind? -- 'Wilderness' taking shape; To be staged April 28-30 -- NAACP sets first meeting -- Counseling center offers help through interviews / Al Higdon -- Pi Mu Epsilon to initiate 8 members -- Career pamphlets available in Library -- Peak of efficiency isn't devoid of humor -- Shocker baseballers launch road trip: Invade Texas tomorrow with 3 and 2 record / Jim Collier -- CAC to host tournament for Keglers -- Golfers to meet Emporia Saturday in dual meet -- Davis Cup winner to assist in clinic -- Frosh win, San Romani adds laurels -- Netmen win 2, lose 1; Evens season standing -- Season ends for AF Riflemen -- Cindermen to compete at Emporia -- Honors combo set for May 11
Photograph(s): Repeat performance: Martha Miller, Sunflower desk editor, goes through a simple procedure of giving blood. Miss Miller has gone through this same procedure more than a half-dozen times. SGA is currently sponsoring a blood drive for the Red Cross. p. 1 -- Quick lunch: Students avoid waiting in line for lunch in the Alibi by purchasing sandwiches and drinks from the vending machines located in the Shocker room. p. 1 -- Gayle Bryant. p. 4
Article(s): Blood donors receive call -- Humor 'desperate' need Cerf says at SFB finale / Chuck Williams -- Resurrection subject for Easter convo -- Election continues for SGA -- Deadline set for seminar scholarship -- Japanese film to be shown -- AWS honors 25 at banquet for Big Women on Campus -- The editor's board: A small donation ; Words in the wind? -- 'Wilderness' taking shape; To be staged April 28-30 -- NAACP sets first meeting -- Counseling center offers help through interviews / Al Higdon -- Pi Mu Epsilon to initiate 8 members -- Career pamphlets available in Library -- Peak of efficiency isn't devoid of humor -- Shocker baseballers launch road trip: Invade Texas tomorrow with 3 and 2 record / Jim Collier -- CAC to host tournament for Keglers -- Golfers to meet Emporia Saturday in dual meet -- Davis Cup winner to assist in clinic -- Frosh win, San Romani adds laurels -- Netmen win 2, lose 1; Evens season standing -- Season ends for AF Riflemen -- Cindermen to compete at Emporia -- Honors combo set for May 11
Photograph(s): Repeat performance: Martha Miller, Sunflower desk editor, goes through a simple procedure of giving blood. Miss Miller has gone through this same procedure more than a half-dozen times. SGA is currently sponsoring a blood drive for the Red Cross. p. 1 -- Quick lunch: Students avoid waiting in line for lunch in the Alibi by purchasing sandwiches and drinks from the vending machines located in the Shocker room. p. 1 -- Gayle Bryant. p. 4