The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.65, no.21, Wichita, Kansas, December 2, 1960. - 6 pages

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Article(s): Union meet draws 260 -- Cornhuskers next for Shock cagers -- It's that time again, mates; Pre-registration begins soon -- PR chief announced resignation -- Open house scheduled for Catholic Center -- Ed student tests slated Dec. 6, 8, 9 -- Dr. Read elected president of science, math association -- 'Vets' urged to sign early -- Editorial views: Probers march onward -- Panorama: Necla, Nadya like it here / John Fairhurst -- Editorial tabloids: 'Shaggs' amuses Washburn, writer -- Kansas Centennial 1961 theme...Legend of Mount Pernassus inspires yearbook production / Elvira Valenzuela -- Editors back from Chicago -- Art bazaar slated -- 7,000 see Shocker victory in grid finale on Turkey Day -- DU's grab twelfth straight -- Football appreciation dinner will honor Valley champions -- Nebraska bowls against unbeated Shocks today -- Four Shocker gridders make all-valley eleven -- Kappa Delta Pi takes 42 pledges

Photograph(s): Starting five: Shocker cagers (left to right) Virgil Brady, guard; John Gales, forward; Gene Wiley, center; Ron Heller, forward; and Lanny VanEman, guard were slated to start for the Shockers when they opened for the 1960 season against Wyoming. Regarded as one of the finest cage teams in Shocker history, they will face many of the nation's top teams during the year. / photo by Gary Herlocker. p. 1 -- Lester Rosen. p. 1 -- Homecoming winners: Alpha Phi sorority, (upper photo) and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity were named winners in the Homecoming house decorations competition. The Alpha Phi's won on a nursery rhyme theme while the Sig Eps triumphed using a barber shop scene. / photo by Gary Herlocker. p. 1 -- A life-like portrait of President Harry F. Corbin is studied by Linda McFarland, education sophomore, during a recent CAC exhibit. The painting was the work of her father, the late Dr. Eugene McFarland, head of the art department until his death in October 1955. / photo by Gary Herlocker. p. 1 -- Jackie Westbrook (left) and Linda McVicar, liberal arts juniors, admire the Missouri Valley Championship trophy which was presented to the Shockers recently. The Shockers took the trophy via their 34 to 6 rout of North Texas State on Homecoming day, to complete an undefeated season in league play. The trophy represents the first Missouri Valley crown for the Shockers since 1954. / photo by Gary Herlocker. p. 4 -- Shocker quarterback Dick Johnson won the Missouri Valley Conference scoring title this year when he scored a touchdown in the second period of the West Texas State tilt. p. 5