The Sunflower, v.58, no.22 (March 18, 1954)
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Issue Date
1954-03-18
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Morrison Library , Library Book Bulletin
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.58, no.22, Wichita, Kansas, March 18, 1954. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Convocation to end religious week tomorrow -- University theater to present 'King Lear' -- Consider call for new plan -- Special convocation for men scheduled -- Blood donors give 164 pts. -- 200 cadets to attend meet -- May Queen petitions due -- To choose queen entry -- Schedule entrance exams -- Graduate: Students exhibit art -- 20 coeds enter Sunflower's Queen contest -- Debaters tie at Sterling for best team record -- Classes cut for religion convo -- Alpha Tau plans 'Hayseed Hustle' -- Gammas slate pledge dance -- Cadets elect Karlene Smith as ROTC Honorary Colonel -- 'Hobo Hop' will be pledge dance theme -- Club corner: International relations club to meet Tuesday -- Gill installed YWCA head -- Honor women to give tea -- AWS plans career meet -- 13 delegates off to meet -- Duerksen to represent WU at reunion Mar. 23 -- Display university spirit! -- Truth fights falsehood -- Vogue attire, manners amaze Greek student -- Letter writing is a dead art / David Wilkinson -- 100 foreign students attend international weekend meet -- WUCR holds tryouts for play to be aired -- Library phone moved -- Choose top Shock cager -- Scheer on west All-Star team -- Alford wins singles match -- Columbia U. offers graduate fellowship -- Baseball practice ends -- Indians cut prices for WU students -- Golfers work for opener -- Stress timing in track workouts -- New book bulletin to be issued soon -- News commentator says US altered defense plan
Photograph(s): Assembly planners: On the committee to plan the Pershing Rifle Regimental Assembly, sitting, left to right, are Bob Moore, John Troup, Bob Bixler, company commander; and Darrell Basom. Standing, left to right, are Jack Brannan, Don Stephens, Jim Pease, and Warren Henry. p. 1 -- Blood donors: A group of students are shown giving blood during the blood drive held on the campus Monday and Tuesday. The Sedgwick County Bloodmobile officials indicated that 168 students and faculty members donated blood in the two days. p. 1 -- Receives commission: The Army and Air Force ROTC units Karlene Smith, Pi Kappa Psi, as their Honorary Cadet Colonel for 1954. Bill Hornish of the Army ROTC presented the commission to Miss Smith at the Military Ball held Thursday night. p. 2 -- 'Ed' Andreopoulos. p. 4 -- Paul Scheer. p. 5 -- Cleo Littleton. p. 5
Article(s): Convocation to end religious week tomorrow -- University theater to present 'King Lear' -- Consider call for new plan -- Special convocation for men scheduled -- Blood donors give 164 pts. -- 200 cadets to attend meet -- May Queen petitions due -- To choose queen entry -- Schedule entrance exams -- Graduate: Students exhibit art -- 20 coeds enter Sunflower's Queen contest -- Debaters tie at Sterling for best team record -- Classes cut for religion convo -- Alpha Tau plans 'Hayseed Hustle' -- Gammas slate pledge dance -- Cadets elect Karlene Smith as ROTC Honorary Colonel -- 'Hobo Hop' will be pledge dance theme -- Club corner: International relations club to meet Tuesday -- Gill installed YWCA head -- Honor women to give tea -- AWS plans career meet -- 13 delegates off to meet -- Duerksen to represent WU at reunion Mar. 23 -- Display university spirit! -- Truth fights falsehood -- Vogue attire, manners amaze Greek student -- Letter writing is a dead art / David Wilkinson -- 100 foreign students attend international weekend meet -- WUCR holds tryouts for play to be aired -- Library phone moved -- Choose top Shock cager -- Scheer on west All-Star team -- Alford wins singles match -- Columbia U. offers graduate fellowship -- Baseball practice ends -- Indians cut prices for WU students -- Golfers work for opener -- Stress timing in track workouts -- New book bulletin to be issued soon -- News commentator says US altered defense plan
Photograph(s): Assembly planners: On the committee to plan the Pershing Rifle Regimental Assembly, sitting, left to right, are Bob Moore, John Troup, Bob Bixler, company commander; and Darrell Basom. Standing, left to right, are Jack Brannan, Don Stephens, Jim Pease, and Warren Henry. p. 1 -- Blood donors: A group of students are shown giving blood during the blood drive held on the campus Monday and Tuesday. The Sedgwick County Bloodmobile officials indicated that 168 students and faculty members donated blood in the two days. p. 1 -- Receives commission: The Army and Air Force ROTC units Karlene Smith, Pi Kappa Psi, as their Honorary Cadet Colonel for 1954. Bill Hornish of the Army ROTC presented the commission to Miss Smith at the Military Ball held Thursday night. p. 2 -- 'Ed' Andreopoulos. p. 4 -- Paul Scheer. p. 5 -- Cleo Littleton. p. 5
Publisher
University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.58 no.22
v.58 no.22