The Sunflower, v.58, no.01 (September 17, 1953)
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1953-09-17
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.58, no.1. Wichita, Kansas, September 17, 1953. - 6 pages
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Article(s): Strict traffic policing seen -- New personnel added to WU faculty, staff -- Second semester: Dean names honor students -- Council slates all-school poll -- Enrollment hits 3,200 mark Tues. -- Books to be audited -- Wheaties to hold first dance -- Council women to meet Friday -- Wheaties to add unaffiliate members -- 16 couples take marriage vows -- AWS sponsors pepper party -- 5 sororities pledge 56 women; Alpha Tau's, Pi Kap's lead -- Chatter Box / Barbara Spivey -- 6 publication jobs now open -- New TV sets: Greeks make house changes -- Enrollment up in School of Music -- PJ party planned -- ROTC classes gain; 623 men sign up -- Welcome to WU / Harry F. Corbin -- Your newspaper -- Offices moved: Location changes announced after summer program -- Shocker students move into new campus residence halls / Cathy Waters -- KMUW staff positions open -- Dorm visitor: Crazy mixed up kid -- Sunday rides offered by religious council -- Forensics to meet -- It grew in Brooklyn: Committee to ease courses -- Campus buildings create new look -- Varsity gridders dump freshmen -- 'Mr. Football' to be presented by band Sept. 26 -- Face Tulsa next: Shocks to open with Utah -- Tennis players sought -- Wrestling try outs to start Monday -- Kirkpatrick plans intramural meeting -- 9 games: grid schedule set -- Frosh gridders post 4 tilts -- Tomorrow night: Youth center opens -- Elections to be held by student musicians -- Big frosh squad boosts outlook
Photograph(s): Struggling through a session of entrance examinations are these new freshmen seen in the auditorium last week as Freshman week got underway. The tests were given Tuesday to nearly 1,000 students. p. 1 -- Waiting for books: Students are shown waiting in line at the ISA bookstore hoping that they will be able to get their books in time for their first classes this week. From left to right they are: Myrna Walters, Phillip Curtis, Barbara McCune, Jack Hunegardt (only head visible), Wayne Darnell, and four unidentified students. / photo by Humphries. p. 1 -- Meet your Shockers: Front row from left: Bob Shaeffer, 68; Bob Gresock, 72; Bennie Lee, 30; Vern Speicher, 58; Tony Strupa, 88; Ray Day, 38; Bob Burton, 36; Darrell Hill, 75; Dan Zollars, 63; Bill Pace, 18; Connie Hoffmans, 11; Ray Coleman, 29; and Dave Bowersock, 24. Second row -- George Barnhardt; Bob Muoio, 71; Jack O'Toole, 70; Jim Matous, 80; Norman Smith, 48; Dwight Barnhill, 79; Gilbert Tatman, 50; Ed Baghosian, 86; Ben Kubes, 60; Allen Harp, 25; Leroy Kiel, 46; Harry Eckiss; 89; Bob Haroldson, 83; and Head Coach Jack Mitchell. Third row -- Assistant Pete Tillman, Chuck Hollmer, 34; Bob Kauffman, 82; Neil Sikes, 85; Ed Cole, 77; Jim Huxtable, 62; Ralph Denton, 67; Bob Baker, 40; Gene Keith, 69; Willis Towne, 81; John Cronan, 19; and assistant coach Dick Monroe. p. 5
Article(s): Strict traffic policing seen -- New personnel added to WU faculty, staff -- Second semester: Dean names honor students -- Council slates all-school poll -- Enrollment hits 3,200 mark Tues. -- Books to be audited -- Wheaties to hold first dance -- Council women to meet Friday -- Wheaties to add unaffiliate members -- 16 couples take marriage vows -- AWS sponsors pepper party -- 5 sororities pledge 56 women; Alpha Tau's, Pi Kap's lead -- Chatter Box / Barbara Spivey -- 6 publication jobs now open -- New TV sets: Greeks make house changes -- Enrollment up in School of Music -- PJ party planned -- ROTC classes gain; 623 men sign up -- Welcome to WU / Harry F. Corbin -- Your newspaper -- Offices moved: Location changes announced after summer program -- Shocker students move into new campus residence halls / Cathy Waters -- KMUW staff positions open -- Dorm visitor: Crazy mixed up kid -- Sunday rides offered by religious council -- Forensics to meet -- It grew in Brooklyn: Committee to ease courses -- Campus buildings create new look -- Varsity gridders dump freshmen -- 'Mr. Football' to be presented by band Sept. 26 -- Face Tulsa next: Shocks to open with Utah -- Tennis players sought -- Wrestling try outs to start Monday -- Kirkpatrick plans intramural meeting -- 9 games: grid schedule set -- Frosh gridders post 4 tilts -- Tomorrow night: Youth center opens -- Elections to be held by student musicians -- Big frosh squad boosts outlook
Photograph(s): Struggling through a session of entrance examinations are these new freshmen seen in the auditorium last week as Freshman week got underway. The tests were given Tuesday to nearly 1,000 students. p. 1 -- Waiting for books: Students are shown waiting in line at the ISA bookstore hoping that they will be able to get their books in time for their first classes this week. From left to right they are: Myrna Walters, Phillip Curtis, Barbara McCune, Jack Hunegardt (only head visible), Wayne Darnell, and four unidentified students. / photo by Humphries. p. 1 -- Meet your Shockers: Front row from left: Bob Shaeffer, 68; Bob Gresock, 72; Bennie Lee, 30; Vern Speicher, 58; Tony Strupa, 88; Ray Day, 38; Bob Burton, 36; Darrell Hill, 75; Dan Zollars, 63; Bill Pace, 18; Connie Hoffmans, 11; Ray Coleman, 29; and Dave Bowersock, 24. Second row -- George Barnhardt; Bob Muoio, 71; Jack O'Toole, 70; Jim Matous, 80; Norman Smith, 48; Dwight Barnhill, 79; Gilbert Tatman, 50; Ed Baghosian, 86; Ben Kubes, 60; Allen Harp, 25; Leroy Kiel, 46; Harry Eckiss; 89; Bob Haroldson, 83; and Head Coach Jack Mitchell. Third row -- Assistant Pete Tillman, Chuck Hollmer, 34; Bob Kauffman, 82; Neil Sikes, 85; Ed Cole, 77; Jim Huxtable, 62; Ralph Denton, 67; Bob Baker, 40; Gene Keith, 69; Willis Towne, 81; John Cronan, 19; and assistant coach Dick Monroe. p. 5
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University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.58 no.1
v.58 no.1