The Sunflower, v.58, no.06 (October 22, 1953)
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Advisors
Issue Date
1953-10-22
Type
Newspaper
Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Alpha Tau Sigma , Enrollment
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.58, no.6, Wichita, Kansas, October 22, 1953. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Nov. 7 marks Homecoming -- Don Cossack chorus to appear in song, dance program here -- Staff names new members -- Maurice Schumann, UN minister, opens student forum schedule -- 3 scholarships added this fall -- Jim Farha elected 'Ugliest' on campus -- Dean asks groups to submit photos -- 'Stalag 17' to be realistic -- Adviser group appoints prof -- Treasurer's meet scheduled by dean -- Enrollment here goes up 279 -- KMUW will present Oscar Wilde's drama -- National music honoraries tap 7 women, 3 men this semester -- New pledges to join Kappa Phi -- Increased use of accessories stimulates co-ed imagination -- WU attends Emporia confab -- Men's dormitory holds open house -- Women of Alpha Tau Sigma show pride in grade average -- Club corner: Officer's election, coffee-donut sale scheduled by clubs -- Jeannine Crowdus named attendant -- 'Marry' for ducats -- WAVE lieutenant gives talk to 'Y' -- Students feted -- Be a joiner -- Drinking habits revealed -- Pride turns to shame -- Israel scholar to aid homeland after completing study in U.S. / Jill Wood -- Completely modern facilities: Hall serves 120 at each meal / Se-Young Kim -- Alum publication to change format -- Band to play at Manhattan -- Profs will attend CPA conference -- Manke, Vogel win handbooks -- Wilner schedules casting tryouts -- Corbin will appear in Udall dedication -- Shocks smear Bulldogs, 27-0 -- Intramural dates set -- Tennis tournament winners announced -- Meet your Shockers: Summers stars for varsity / Don Taylor -- Webster, Phi Sigs lead intramurals -- 6 wrestling matches scheduled this year -- Korean War dead honored here -- Dr. Johnson reveals facts
Photograph(s): Don Cossack chorus and their director, Nicholas Kostrukoff. They will appear at the University Tuesday in a program of folk tunes, Cossack songs, and unusual dances. p. 1 -- 1944 North Yale: Since 1941 this two story house on the corner of Yale and Clough Place has belonged to the women of Alpha Tau Sigma. During World War II the house was loaned to the Army as an infirmary. The first house of Alpha Tau Sigma was a brown bungalow on the campus. p. 2 -- Daniel Chajus. p. 3 -- Ron Summers. p. 7 -- Broad jump: Jac Abrams (20) leaps over the Drake line as he goes for a gain. On the ground in black jersey is Leroy Kiel (Wichita) and Gene Gatewood (Drake) in the white jersey. Following Adams is teammate Vern Speicher (58) while Drakes' Roger Puterbaugh (49) prepares to make the tackle. p. 7 -- Ray Coleman. p. 7
Article(s): Nov. 7 marks Homecoming -- Don Cossack chorus to appear in song, dance program here -- Staff names new members -- Maurice Schumann, UN minister, opens student forum schedule -- 3 scholarships added this fall -- Jim Farha elected 'Ugliest' on campus -- Dean asks groups to submit photos -- 'Stalag 17' to be realistic -- Adviser group appoints prof -- Treasurer's meet scheduled by dean -- Enrollment here goes up 279 -- KMUW will present Oscar Wilde's drama -- National music honoraries tap 7 women, 3 men this semester -- New pledges to join Kappa Phi -- Increased use of accessories stimulates co-ed imagination -- WU attends Emporia confab -- Men's dormitory holds open house -- Women of Alpha Tau Sigma show pride in grade average -- Club corner: Officer's election, coffee-donut sale scheduled by clubs -- Jeannine Crowdus named attendant -- 'Marry' for ducats -- WAVE lieutenant gives talk to 'Y' -- Students feted -- Be a joiner -- Drinking habits revealed -- Pride turns to shame -- Israel scholar to aid homeland after completing study in U.S. / Jill Wood -- Completely modern facilities: Hall serves 120 at each meal / Se-Young Kim -- Alum publication to change format -- Band to play at Manhattan -- Profs will attend CPA conference -- Manke, Vogel win handbooks -- Wilner schedules casting tryouts -- Corbin will appear in Udall dedication -- Shocks smear Bulldogs, 27-0 -- Intramural dates set -- Tennis tournament winners announced -- Meet your Shockers: Summers stars for varsity / Don Taylor -- Webster, Phi Sigs lead intramurals -- 6 wrestling matches scheduled this year -- Korean War dead honored here -- Dr. Johnson reveals facts
Photograph(s): Don Cossack chorus and their director, Nicholas Kostrukoff. They will appear at the University Tuesday in a program of folk tunes, Cossack songs, and unusual dances. p. 1 -- 1944 North Yale: Since 1941 this two story house on the corner of Yale and Clough Place has belonged to the women of Alpha Tau Sigma. During World War II the house was loaned to the Army as an infirmary. The first house of Alpha Tau Sigma was a brown bungalow on the campus. p. 2 -- Daniel Chajus. p. 3 -- Ron Summers. p. 7 -- Broad jump: Jac Abrams (20) leaps over the Drake line as he goes for a gain. On the ground in black jersey is Leroy Kiel (Wichita) and Gene Gatewood (Drake) in the white jersey. Following Adams is teammate Vern Speicher (58) while Drakes' Roger Puterbaugh (49) prepares to make the tackle. p. 7 -- Ray Coleman. p. 7
Publisher
University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.58 no.6
v.58 no.6