The Sunflower, v.56, no.05 (October 11, 1951)
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1951-10-11
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Baker, Merrill , Bornhardt, George , Eberl, Carl J. , Foster, Robertson , La Vallee, L. O. , Lucas, Walter , Miller, Dick , Miller, Ralph , Niles, Rex , Risser, Arthur , Worth, Stephan W.
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.56, no.5, Wichita, Kansas, October 11, 1951. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Red Feather falls on UW: Ugliest student will be chosen by cash ballot -- Changes made for teachers -- Bus chartered for Aggie trip -- Wall to head first annual public affairs meeting here -- Picture dates are scheduled -- Spanish majors teach children -- KU announces medical school bids available -- Fourth estate to meet here -- UW educators to conference -- Malone seeks ad assistants -- Roach assumes institute post -- Round about the campus -- U of W Library displays books on six sciences -- 'Showboat' will be theme of dance to be sponsored by Pi Kaps Friday -- Beard contest opens today -- Pershing Rifles selects pledges -- 1,000 records offered today -- Four UW couples reveal betrothals; two ceremonies solemnized recently -- DO's announce pledge officers -- Club corner: Debating Club readies reports for institute -- Art exhibition scheduled here -- Sorosis pledge mothers will meet their charges during Friday's dance -- Air ROTC frat pledges named -- U of W alums to be feted -- Art chapter elects Pyke as president -- Successful spectacle -- Another insult -- Colleges report 275,000 drop in enrollment -- Honor system to be created -- Kent State drops mid-term downs -- 'Pierre Patelin' well received, declared critic / Bob Barber -- Regents hear Razak report -- The Barber shop / Bob Barber -- Cliff's column / Clifford Kraus -- Yale compiles dating handbook 'Going Places' -- KMUW offers news programs -- Campus leaders pick Eisenhower as next national president - Geologists take trip -- Hillbilly band needs players -- Dean to speak to NOMA meet -- Full year fire discipline urged -- Oxford offers 32 scholarships -- Shocker squad seeks revenge -- Music calendars now available -- House parties held by English teachers -- Shockers drop Braves 15-6 for first win of season -- Discussion features teenager problems -- Valley elevens break even in intersectional encounters -- Federal service to give exams -- The sports clock / Al Alvarez -- Chin-Ok Kim, Korean student, tells of conditions at home / Chin-Ok Kim -- Two music students plan senior recital -- Band's decals now on sale -- Civil service exams planned for nurses -- 'Boow' attends his third university with no hope of obtaining a degree / Virginia Stafford
Photograph(s): Red Feather planners: Russell Watson (left), chairman of the campus Red Feather committee, and John Friedersdorf, Student Council president, go over plans Monday night for the 1951 campaign. p. 1 -- Faculty additions: (Front row, left to right) Merril Baker, L.O. LaVallee, George Bernhardt, Rex Niles, Robert Foster. (Back row) Ralph Miller, Stephen W. Worth, Carl J. Eberl, Dick Miller, Dr. Walter Lucas, and Arthur Risser. p. 1 -- Fronting the University of Wichita's 100-piece marching band this year are (left to right) Marcene Solomon, mascot, Dorrie Seely, Geralyn Brown, Marilyn Evans, Kay Nail, Phyllis Danielson, twirlers, and H. W. Fritehman, drum major. The marching band is under the direction of James Kerr. p. 2 -- Uncaptioned photo of Boow Stanley, a small yellow dog belonging to orchestra musicians Mr. and Mrs. William Stanley. p. 8
Article(s): Red Feather falls on UW: Ugliest student will be chosen by cash ballot -- Changes made for teachers -- Bus chartered for Aggie trip -- Wall to head first annual public affairs meeting here -- Picture dates are scheduled -- Spanish majors teach children -- KU announces medical school bids available -- Fourth estate to meet here -- UW educators to conference -- Malone seeks ad assistants -- Roach assumes institute post -- Round about the campus -- U of W Library displays books on six sciences -- 'Showboat' will be theme of dance to be sponsored by Pi Kaps Friday -- Beard contest opens today -- Pershing Rifles selects pledges -- 1,000 records offered today -- Four UW couples reveal betrothals; two ceremonies solemnized recently -- DO's announce pledge officers -- Club corner: Debating Club readies reports for institute -- Art exhibition scheduled here -- Sorosis pledge mothers will meet their charges during Friday's dance -- Air ROTC frat pledges named -- U of W alums to be feted -- Art chapter elects Pyke as president -- Successful spectacle -- Another insult -- Colleges report 275,000 drop in enrollment -- Honor system to be created -- Kent State drops mid-term downs -- 'Pierre Patelin' well received, declared critic / Bob Barber -- Regents hear Razak report -- The Barber shop / Bob Barber -- Cliff's column / Clifford Kraus -- Yale compiles dating handbook 'Going Places' -- KMUW offers news programs -- Campus leaders pick Eisenhower as next national president - Geologists take trip -- Hillbilly band needs players -- Dean to speak to NOMA meet -- Full year fire discipline urged -- Oxford offers 32 scholarships -- Shocker squad seeks revenge -- Music calendars now available -- House parties held by English teachers -- Shockers drop Braves 15-6 for first win of season -- Discussion features teenager problems -- Valley elevens break even in intersectional encounters -- Federal service to give exams -- The sports clock / Al Alvarez -- Chin-Ok Kim, Korean student, tells of conditions at home / Chin-Ok Kim -- Two music students plan senior recital -- Band's decals now on sale -- Civil service exams planned for nurses -- 'Boow' attends his third university with no hope of obtaining a degree / Virginia Stafford
Photograph(s): Red Feather planners: Russell Watson (left), chairman of the campus Red Feather committee, and John Friedersdorf, Student Council president, go over plans Monday night for the 1951 campaign. p. 1 -- Faculty additions: (Front row, left to right) Merril Baker, L.O. LaVallee, George Bernhardt, Rex Niles, Robert Foster. (Back row) Ralph Miller, Stephen W. Worth, Carl J. Eberl, Dick Miller, Dr. Walter Lucas, and Arthur Risser. p. 1 -- Fronting the University of Wichita's 100-piece marching band this year are (left to right) Marcene Solomon, mascot, Dorrie Seely, Geralyn Brown, Marilyn Evans, Kay Nail, Phyllis Danielson, twirlers, and H. W. Fritehman, drum major. The marching band is under the direction of James Kerr. p. 2 -- Uncaptioned photo of Boow Stanley, a small yellow dog belonging to orchestra musicians Mr. and Mrs. William Stanley. p. 8
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University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.56 no.5
v.56 no.5