The Sunflower, v.61, no.36 (March 1, 1957)
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Issue Date
1957-03-01
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , American Society of Tool Engineers (ASTE) , Slide Rule magazine , American Society of Tool Engineers , Savaiano, Eugene , Student Council , University Council student representation , Zeta Phi Eta
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.61, no.36, Wichita, Kansas, March 1, 1957. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Drew Pearson takes hopeful view of signs for lengthening peace -- Council votes to take student's look at WU / Leslie Wilson -- On winning AWS theme -- Play tryouts to be held March 11-16 -- MVC plans to probe fix rumors -- Hesitant monarch subject of prof's research in Spain -- Debaters place 2nd in Nebraska tourney -- 29 coeds compete for Press Queen title -- May Queen to be elected next Friday; 6 seek crown -- Editorials: Setback sparks step forward; Open house: Good show -- Mexican economics discussed -- Ice Capades benefit Logo -- On campus / Max Shulman -- Sally Kasparek to study in Philippines -- Dean rejects admissions plan at KU -- Letters collect at Student Services -- University to offer second small business institute -- Profs address Topeka group -- Instructor joins math department -- Student ideas invited by parking committee -- Profs plan sculpture -- Scabbard and Blade holds dinner party -- WACS to accept officer trainees -- ASTE issues 'Slide Rule' monthly mag -- Flying's effect on crewmen being studied in experiments -- Stage sets for comedy elaborate -- Cagers to face Aggies here -- Shocks lose twice on road trip: to Drake, 81-79; to Detroit, 82-75 -- ROTC teams to compete at Booneville -- Ancient Hellas 'Ideas' topic -- Society: Social-lights / Kathy Rhodes; Kathy Rhodes fills society editorship; Phi Sig heads inter-frat council; Zeta Phi Eta hold party -- Language week features displays of literature
Photograph(s): Studying abroad next year will be Sally Kasparek, who recently was named as an exchange student through a Presbyterian Church program. Miss Kasparek will study in the Phillipine [sic] Islands. p. 3 -- Freshman debater Shepard Fountaine is shown admiring the trophy which he won for his oratory 'Quo Vadis Blackman?' He delivered the oratory at the Emporia State Teachers College Debate Tourney recently. p. 5 -- New Air Force ROTC cadet officers, left to right, are Bob Hamilton, inspector general; Brenton Myers, chief of staff; Jack Wolf, deputy commander; Kenneth Harper, wing commander; Kenneth Cross and Bob Argumedo, group commanders. p. 6 -- The appointment of Mrs. Kathy Rhodes as society editor of the Sunflower was announced, Tuesday, by Miss Joan O'Bryant, chairman of the Student Board of Publications. Mrs. Rhodes, an Education senior, is the present holder of the Wichita Press Women’s Scholarship. She is a member of Mortar Board, senior women’s honorary organization, and is secretary of Student Council. Items for the Sunflower’s society page should be submitted to Mrs. Rhodes at the Sunflower office by not later than 4 p.m., Tuesday. p. 8
Article(s): Drew Pearson takes hopeful view of signs for lengthening peace -- Council votes to take student's look at WU / Leslie Wilson -- On winning AWS theme -- Play tryouts to be held March 11-16 -- MVC plans to probe fix rumors -- Hesitant monarch subject of prof's research in Spain -- Debaters place 2nd in Nebraska tourney -- 29 coeds compete for Press Queen title -- May Queen to be elected next Friday; 6 seek crown -- Editorials: Setback sparks step forward; Open house: Good show -- Mexican economics discussed -- Ice Capades benefit Logo -- On campus / Max Shulman -- Sally Kasparek to study in Philippines -- Dean rejects admissions plan at KU -- Letters collect at Student Services -- University to offer second small business institute -- Profs address Topeka group -- Instructor joins math department -- Student ideas invited by parking committee -- Profs plan sculpture -- Scabbard and Blade holds dinner party -- WACS to accept officer trainees -- ASTE issues 'Slide Rule' monthly mag -- Flying's effect on crewmen being studied in experiments -- Stage sets for comedy elaborate -- Cagers to face Aggies here -- Shocks lose twice on road trip: to Drake, 81-79; to Detroit, 82-75 -- ROTC teams to compete at Booneville -- Ancient Hellas 'Ideas' topic -- Society: Social-lights / Kathy Rhodes; Kathy Rhodes fills society editorship; Phi Sig heads inter-frat council; Zeta Phi Eta hold party -- Language week features displays of literature
Photograph(s): Studying abroad next year will be Sally Kasparek, who recently was named as an exchange student through a Presbyterian Church program. Miss Kasparek will study in the Phillipine [sic] Islands. p. 3 -- Freshman debater Shepard Fountaine is shown admiring the trophy which he won for his oratory 'Quo Vadis Blackman?' He delivered the oratory at the Emporia State Teachers College Debate Tourney recently. p. 5 -- New Air Force ROTC cadet officers, left to right, are Bob Hamilton, inspector general; Brenton Myers, chief of staff; Jack Wolf, deputy commander; Kenneth Harper, wing commander; Kenneth Cross and Bob Argumedo, group commanders. p. 6 -- The appointment of Mrs. Kathy Rhodes as society editor of the Sunflower was announced, Tuesday, by Miss Joan O'Bryant, chairman of the Student Board of Publications. Mrs. Rhodes, an Education senior, is the present holder of the Wichita Press Women’s Scholarship. She is a member of Mortar Board, senior women’s honorary organization, and is secretary of Student Council. Items for the Sunflower’s society page should be submitted to Mrs. Rhodes at the Sunflower office by not later than 4 p.m., Tuesday. p. 8
Publisher
University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.61 no.36
v.61 no.36