The Sunflower, v.57, no.20 (March 5, 1953)
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1953-03-05
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Berg, J. R. (John Robert), 1915-2003
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.57, no.20, Wichita, Kansas, March 5, 1953. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Dorm charges set by board -- Deadline set for Queen candidates -- Cast chosen for 'Othello' -- Hangen will give 7th English reading -- Regents name Berg to head WU geologists -- 16 day trip: WU Spanish dept. plans to visit old Mexico June 1 -- 9 WU students attend radio meet -- ROTC to choose 'Outstanding Cadet' -- Baker named KSA editor -- Regents name Lyons to religion faculty -- Prof. Kiskadden: Plans art lecture -- Laughton to speak for forum board -- ROTC dance: Kenton band to play at ball -- Chamberlain, Scheer honored by Shocker cagers, Wheaties -- Surprise!!! Gals show chivalry at HYM -- Men of Webster will hold pledge dance tomorrow night -- 'Belle,' 'Bill' selected at HYM dance -- 6 WU women vie for honor of ROTC Honorary Colonel -- Weigand elected Kappa Pi prexy -- Club corner: French club talks about langauges on WU campus -- Open to all -- Need traffic lights -- Texas college council calls for changes in Koean vets' bill -- Men more intelligent than women students? Grades show that opposite is true at WU -- Likes and dislikes: Doctors test for interests -- Med course developed -- Freshmen should study assets before picking careers, says dean -- Fire! Riflemen to matches -- Prof. Sherman to give talk -- Sylvania interviews Tuesday -- Herman to review book -- Shocks split with HU, Jays -- AAU playoffs: WU teams advance in meet -- Aggies win '53 MVC cage title -- KMUW to carry cage broadcasts -- Intramural caging to close Sunday -- Braves stall off late rally to hand Munies 70-68 loss -- Track workouts open on Monday -- Geology club to meet -- KMUW adds new shows on Sunday -- Opera to be given at educators' meet -- Yale U. schedules course in Paris -- DAR hears Worth speak on democracy -- 43 Logo parents meet -- Ford man here tomorrow
Photograph(s): J. R. Berg. p. 1 -- Wheaties sweetie Marilyn Chamberlain is surrounded by a group of Wheaties members after being crowned. From left to right, back row: Nancy Stevens, Iona Hamilton, Marty Reece, Olga Ablah, Wanda Bush, Lee Anne McIntosh, Miss Chamberlain, Sue Austin, Sara Goeller, Laura Roggee, Bonnie Horst, Charlotte Noe, Norma Hoagland, and Pat Wilkinson. / photo by Eastwood. p. 1 -- Bonnie Becker; Betty Jean Barnfield; Helen Davis; Mary Ellen Love; Pat Terrill; Phyllis Danielson. p. 3 -- Four Shockers and two Jaybirds have their eyes on the ball in the Munie home finale. Left to right, Gary Thompson, Merv Carman, Don Laketa, and Jim McNerney of the Shockers; Bob Meyer and Elton Tuttle of the Jays. / photo by Eastwood. p. 5 -- Munie freshman Bob Argumedo drives in for a layup shot in the season finals for the Frosh, against the Wichita Air Force Base. The Frosh won, 81-63. At right is Bob Hodgson (white suit) of the Frosh. / photo by Eastwood. p. 6
Article(s): Dorm charges set by board -- Deadline set for Queen candidates -- Cast chosen for 'Othello' -- Hangen will give 7th English reading -- Regents name Berg to head WU geologists -- 16 day trip: WU Spanish dept. plans to visit old Mexico June 1 -- 9 WU students attend radio meet -- ROTC to choose 'Outstanding Cadet' -- Baker named KSA editor -- Regents name Lyons to religion faculty -- Prof. Kiskadden: Plans art lecture -- Laughton to speak for forum board -- ROTC dance: Kenton band to play at ball -- Chamberlain, Scheer honored by Shocker cagers, Wheaties -- Surprise!!! Gals show chivalry at HYM -- Men of Webster will hold pledge dance tomorrow night -- 'Belle,' 'Bill' selected at HYM dance -- 6 WU women vie for honor of ROTC Honorary Colonel -- Weigand elected Kappa Pi prexy -- Club corner: French club talks about langauges on WU campus -- Open to all -- Need traffic lights -- Texas college council calls for changes in Koean vets' bill -- Men more intelligent than women students? Grades show that opposite is true at WU -- Likes and dislikes: Doctors test for interests -- Med course developed -- Freshmen should study assets before picking careers, says dean -- Fire! Riflemen to matches -- Prof. Sherman to give talk -- Sylvania interviews Tuesday -- Herman to review book -- Shocks split with HU, Jays -- AAU playoffs: WU teams advance in meet -- Aggies win '53 MVC cage title -- KMUW to carry cage broadcasts -- Intramural caging to close Sunday -- Braves stall off late rally to hand Munies 70-68 loss -- Track workouts open on Monday -- Geology club to meet -- KMUW adds new shows on Sunday -- Opera to be given at educators' meet -- Yale U. schedules course in Paris -- DAR hears Worth speak on democracy -- 43 Logo parents meet -- Ford man here tomorrow
Photograph(s): J. R. Berg. p. 1 -- Wheaties sweetie Marilyn Chamberlain is surrounded by a group of Wheaties members after being crowned. From left to right, back row: Nancy Stevens, Iona Hamilton, Marty Reece, Olga Ablah, Wanda Bush, Lee Anne McIntosh, Miss Chamberlain, Sue Austin, Sara Goeller, Laura Roggee, Bonnie Horst, Charlotte Noe, Norma Hoagland, and Pat Wilkinson. / photo by Eastwood. p. 1 -- Bonnie Becker; Betty Jean Barnfield; Helen Davis; Mary Ellen Love; Pat Terrill; Phyllis Danielson. p. 3 -- Four Shockers and two Jaybirds have their eyes on the ball in the Munie home finale. Left to right, Gary Thompson, Merv Carman, Don Laketa, and Jim McNerney of the Shockers; Bob Meyer and Elton Tuttle of the Jays. / photo by Eastwood. p. 5 -- Munie freshman Bob Argumedo drives in for a layup shot in the season finals for the Frosh, against the Wichita Air Force Base. The Frosh won, 81-63. At right is Bob Hodgson (white suit) of the Frosh. / photo by Eastwood. p. 6
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University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.57 no.20
v.57 no.20