The Sunflower, v.53, no.10 (November 13, 1947)
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1947-11-13
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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.53, no.10, Wichita, Kansas, November 13, 1947 - 12 pages
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Article(s): Election is called Dec. 5: Unaffiliates file petitions for new deal -- Robertson to conduct symphony -- Varsity has Congo theme -- WSSF plans campaign to raise $1,500 -- Rates lower for students -- Persis Bonjour named 1947 honorary colonel by ROTC -- Shockers play host to 888 musicians at game Saturday -- Students aid Chest Drive -- ROTC may be moved Thanksgiving week -- Yvonne Davis, Peter Rankin united in single ring service -- Educational society initiates 11 members -- Pledges are initiated into Omega Upsilon -- 'Box supper' is tomorrow night -- Juniors make dates for photo sittings -- Coeds to be guests of faculty members -- Roundabout the campus -- Dames hear English talk -- Journalists revive frat -- Mu Phi celebrates founding of sorority -- Club corner / Betty -- Gamma wins 'honor pin' -- Kappa Rho Mother's Club sponsors dinner -- WU students poll agreement with editor on Greek pledge -- Movie, talk highlight monthly meeting of engineering society -- Blood 'n guts!: Team sees Needham when it gets sore playing on gridiron -- Seven plays scheduled -- Staff post to be filled -- Home Economics club issues 'news letters' -- Carey makes piano talk, but plans dentistry career -- W.U. band performs for visiting teachers -- A worthy cause -- Save a student -- On another campus -- Vox discipuli: From the reader / William E. Fein; Jane Mueller; Russel E. Cramer -- Veterans' news / C. O. Taylor -- Y.W. picks committee -- Even 'Rover' can carry on limited conversations -Palmer -- New course offered to county teachers -- Great books study opens -- Payoffs reach mid-point in intramurals: Phi Sigma B team leads in football -- Pennant poles, heater added at Vets Field -- Venison dinner given by W.U. foods class -- Five Shockers enter inter-collegiate meet at Drake University -- Shockers battle fast Redskins Saturday: Undefeated Miami team plays here -- Club awards four 'Oscars' -- Shocker 'B' team against Friends 'A' in first cage game -- Wheatshocks thrash bills -- Shocker sidelights / Al Littleton -- Gentlemen, not bums, play on squad; coach flies high -- Grad gossip / Mickey McCoy -- St. Louis and Wichita alumni meet before big grid victory -- 60 attend Tulsa meet -- Dr. Conte will speak to psychology club -- Name opera for Yuletide -- Five-man steering group is named by religious council -- Curtain call or cry -- I.R.C. meets tonight in University Library
Photograph(s): David Robertson. p. 1 -- T.V. Smith. p. 1 -- Honorary colonel meets colonel: Persis Bonjour, unaffiliated senior in the College of Fine Arts, was elected the 1947 Honorary Colonel by members of the Reserve Officers Training Corps on the campus. Miss Bonjour will be presented to the unit at a military ball in December. Honorary Colonel Bonjour, left, talks things over with Col. B. T. Beeler, professor of military science and tactics. p. 1 -- Mrs. Peter Rankin: Bride of the month. p. 2 -- Maxine Moore is chairman of the all-school varsity, sponsored by Alpha Tau Sigma sorority, Saturday from 9 p.m. until midnight in the men's gym. p. 3 -- Two University roads were blocked Monday as University students celebrated a 38-6 victory by the Shockers over St. Louis. The automobile blockade at the Fairmount entrance is pictured. p. 4 -- Harold Carey entertains approximately 75 persons daily in the Commons Lounge. Playing the piano is just a hobby with Carey, but he's got a lot of students bragging about his talent of making the "piano talk". Carey is pictured at the piano with several unidentified University students listening to one of his sentimental numbers. p. 5 -- Two talented quarterbacks of Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, who will see action against the Shockers Saturday in Veterans Field are Tom Cole, kicking, and Mel Olix, holding. p. 8 -- Shocker grid stars were all smiles as they boarded a Missouri Pacific train for St. Louis last Friday night, but those smiles were much bigger upon their return after trouncing the Missouri city are from left, Paul Houser, Jimmy Nutter, Linwood Sexton, and Marvin Campbell. p. 10 -- Tulsa alumni met with Wichita alumni during the annual University booster trip to Tulsa, Okla., recently. Principals at the meeting include from left, Ed Bloss, Max Feldner, Guilford McKinnell, Garner Shriver, Sis Kiser Ogden, Jim Armour, and Jack Ogden. p. 11
Article(s): Election is called Dec. 5: Unaffiliates file petitions for new deal -- Robertson to conduct symphony -- Varsity has Congo theme -- WSSF plans campaign to raise $1,500 -- Rates lower for students -- Persis Bonjour named 1947 honorary colonel by ROTC -- Shockers play host to 888 musicians at game Saturday -- Students aid Chest Drive -- ROTC may be moved Thanksgiving week -- Yvonne Davis, Peter Rankin united in single ring service -- Educational society initiates 11 members -- Pledges are initiated into Omega Upsilon -- 'Box supper' is tomorrow night -- Juniors make dates for photo sittings -- Coeds to be guests of faculty members -- Roundabout the campus -- Dames hear English talk -- Journalists revive frat -- Mu Phi celebrates founding of sorority -- Club corner / Betty -- Gamma wins 'honor pin' -- Kappa Rho Mother's Club sponsors dinner -- WU students poll agreement with editor on Greek pledge -- Movie, talk highlight monthly meeting of engineering society -- Blood 'n guts!: Team sees Needham when it gets sore playing on gridiron -- Seven plays scheduled -- Staff post to be filled -- Home Economics club issues 'news letters' -- Carey makes piano talk, but plans dentistry career -- W.U. band performs for visiting teachers -- A worthy cause -- Save a student -- On another campus -- Vox discipuli: From the reader / William E. Fein; Jane Mueller; Russel E. Cramer -- Veterans' news / C. O. Taylor -- Y.W. picks committee -- Even 'Rover' can carry on limited conversations -Palmer -- New course offered to county teachers -- Great books study opens -- Payoffs reach mid-point in intramurals: Phi Sigma B team leads in football -- Pennant poles, heater added at Vets Field -- Venison dinner given by W.U. foods class -- Five Shockers enter inter-collegiate meet at Drake University -- Shockers battle fast Redskins Saturday: Undefeated Miami team plays here -- Club awards four 'Oscars' -- Shocker 'B' team against Friends 'A' in first cage game -- Wheatshocks thrash bills -- Shocker sidelights / Al Littleton -- Gentlemen, not bums, play on squad; coach flies high -- Grad gossip / Mickey McCoy -- St. Louis and Wichita alumni meet before big grid victory -- 60 attend Tulsa meet -- Dr. Conte will speak to psychology club -- Name opera for Yuletide -- Five-man steering group is named by religious council -- Curtain call or cry -- I.R.C. meets tonight in University Library
Photograph(s): David Robertson. p. 1 -- T.V. Smith. p. 1 -- Honorary colonel meets colonel: Persis Bonjour, unaffiliated senior in the College of Fine Arts, was elected the 1947 Honorary Colonel by members of the Reserve Officers Training Corps on the campus. Miss Bonjour will be presented to the unit at a military ball in December. Honorary Colonel Bonjour, left, talks things over with Col. B. T. Beeler, professor of military science and tactics. p. 1 -- Mrs. Peter Rankin: Bride of the month. p. 2 -- Maxine Moore is chairman of the all-school varsity, sponsored by Alpha Tau Sigma sorority, Saturday from 9 p.m. until midnight in the men's gym. p. 3 -- Two University roads were blocked Monday as University students celebrated a 38-6 victory by the Shockers over St. Louis. The automobile blockade at the Fairmount entrance is pictured. p. 4 -- Harold Carey entertains approximately 75 persons daily in the Commons Lounge. Playing the piano is just a hobby with Carey, but he's got a lot of students bragging about his talent of making the "piano talk". Carey is pictured at the piano with several unidentified University students listening to one of his sentimental numbers. p. 5 -- Two talented quarterbacks of Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, who will see action against the Shockers Saturday in Veterans Field are Tom Cole, kicking, and Mel Olix, holding. p. 8 -- Shocker grid stars were all smiles as they boarded a Missouri Pacific train for St. Louis last Friday night, but those smiles were much bigger upon their return after trouncing the Missouri city are from left, Paul Houser, Jimmy Nutter, Linwood Sexton, and Marvin Campbell. p. 10 -- Tulsa alumni met with Wichita alumni during the annual University booster trip to Tulsa, Okla., recently. Principals at the meeting include from left, Ed Bloss, Max Feldner, Guilford McKinnell, Garner Shriver, Sis Kiser Ogden, Jim Armour, and Jack Ogden. p. 11
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.53 no.10
v.53 no.10