The Sunflower, v.64, no.07 (October 9, 1959)
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Issue Date
1959-10-09
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Foltz, David , Institute of Logopedics , Doctorate degrees
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.64, no.7, Wichita, Kansas, October 9, 1959. - 4 pages
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Article(s): SGA meeting results in 4 hours of turmoil / Betty Kirkendall -- 3,500 H.S. musicians expected Band Day -- Melvyn Welty rites to be held at Enid -- Orr loses in court; Congressmen still in / Leroy Pitts -- New CAC bookstore popular place / Carol Chambers -- Women's team needs coeds -- The editor's board: PR and Greeks -- Campus personality: Something great in everyone, believes WU music professor -- Troupers set tryout dates -- Shocks face colonials in Washington tonight -- Wichert leads MVC catching -- Cross-country wins -- President announces Ph.D. -- Halftime show plans set; To include 600 students -- Sunflower ad staff seeks new salesmen
Photograph(s): Chris Barber and his band will present a jaz [sic] concert tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the Commons Auditorium. Tickets are being sold for $1.25 at the information booth of the CAC. Band members pictured behind Barber are, left to right: Monty Sunshine, Pat Halcox, Graham Burbridge, Eddie Smith, and Dick Smith. Vocalist Ottilie Patterson will also appear in the two and one-half hour performance. p. 1 -- "I'll take this one": Liberal Arts junior Peggy Ann Kennedy purchases a pen from Belle Heiserman in the University Bookstore. Besides regular school supplies, the bookstore features a jewelry repair, and sells items from ashtrays to golfing equipment. / photo by Roger LaPlante. p. 1 -- Dr. David Foltz. p. 2
Article(s): SGA meeting results in 4 hours of turmoil / Betty Kirkendall -- 3,500 H.S. musicians expected Band Day -- Melvyn Welty rites to be held at Enid -- Orr loses in court; Congressmen still in / Leroy Pitts -- New CAC bookstore popular place / Carol Chambers -- Women's team needs coeds -- The editor's board: PR and Greeks -- Campus personality: Something great in everyone, believes WU music professor -- Troupers set tryout dates -- Shocks face colonials in Washington tonight -- Wichert leads MVC catching -- Cross-country wins -- President announces Ph.D. -- Halftime show plans set; To include 600 students -- Sunflower ad staff seeks new salesmen
Photograph(s): Chris Barber and his band will present a jaz [sic] concert tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the Commons Auditorium. Tickets are being sold for $1.25 at the information booth of the CAC. Band members pictured behind Barber are, left to right: Monty Sunshine, Pat Halcox, Graham Burbridge, Eddie Smith, and Dick Smith. Vocalist Ottilie Patterson will also appear in the two and one-half hour performance. p. 1 -- "I'll take this one": Liberal Arts junior Peggy Ann Kennedy purchases a pen from Belle Heiserman in the University Bookstore. Besides regular school supplies, the bookstore features a jewelry repair, and sells items from ashtrays to golfing equipment. / photo by Roger LaPlante. p. 1 -- Dr. David Foltz. p. 2
Publisher
University of Wichita
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Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.64 no.7
v.64 no.7