The Sunflower, v.68, no.13 (November 1, 1963)
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1963-11-01
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.68, no.13, Wichita, Kansas, November 1, 1963. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Homecoming queen candidates named -- Debaters to compete at TCU -- Carnival set for tomorrow -- EE student given James scholarship -- Peace Corp [sic] committee meeting set -- Registration forms requested by SGA -- Student directory sales to continue -- Logo majors seek to help -- Ideas in action, music time to begin 9th year Sunday -- Editorial voices: It's fun to give -- Flying club to hold meet -- The readers speak -- Shocks to seek 4th win in class with New Mexico -- Sporting noise / Ted Rinebarger -- Gymnastics team organized; Limited competition planned -- Beta's, DU's hold ground in football -- NAACP to meet -- Wu P-t-P program grows / Doris Mortimer -- Fall dropouts show decline; 96 students leave school / Connie Close -- International Club to sponsor square dance, soccer game
Photograph(s): Observing Bruce Deck an institute instructor, work with a blind and speechless child are Taiko Nagasawa and Linda Worl. p. 1 -- Ken Shomaker. p. 3 -- Ron Mack. p. 3 -- American students involved in the P-t-P program discuss campus life with their foreign 'brothers' and 'sisters'. p. 4
"P-t-P Expands Program See Page 4"
Article(s): Homecoming queen candidates named -- Debaters to compete at TCU -- Carnival set for tomorrow -- EE student given James scholarship -- Peace Corp [sic] committee meeting set -- Registration forms requested by SGA -- Student directory sales to continue -- Logo majors seek to help -- Ideas in action, music time to begin 9th year Sunday -- Editorial voices: It's fun to give -- Flying club to hold meet -- The readers speak -- Shocks to seek 4th win in class with New Mexico -- Sporting noise / Ted Rinebarger -- Gymnastics team organized; Limited competition planned -- Beta's, DU's hold ground in football -- NAACP to meet -- Wu P-t-P program grows / Doris Mortimer -- Fall dropouts show decline; 96 students leave school / Connie Close -- International Club to sponsor square dance, soccer game
Photograph(s): Observing Bruce Deck an institute instructor, work with a blind and speechless child are Taiko Nagasawa and Linda Worl. p. 1 -- Ken Shomaker. p. 3 -- Ron Mack. p. 3 -- American students involved in the P-t-P program discuss campus life with their foreign 'brothers' and 'sisters'. p. 4
"P-t-P Expands Program See Page 4"