The Sunflower, v.55, no.05 (October 20, 1949)
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Issue Date
1949-10-20
Type
Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , WuShock
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.55, no.5, Wichita, Kansas, October 20, 1949. - 10 pages
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Article(s): Former atom chief to give Forum speech -- Tulsa football tickets sold -- Alumni will hold luncheon in Tulsa -- Fourth district editors, 18 bands, and speech institute to see game -- Speeders to face arrest this Friday -- Cadets select Honor Colonel -- Variety auditions to be held today -- Shaw to play in convocation -- Campus Ugliest Man will be crowned during all-school varsity after Dakota-Wichita game -- Gea Stark named 'Miss Red Feather' -- Chester Eby awarded pin -- Club corner: Mahan is speaker at regular meeting of Psychology Club -- Names due in mag contest -- 'Harvest Moon' to be theme at Kappa Rho dance Saturday -- Wheaties plan mock contest -- Phi Upsilon Sigma will honor pledges at 'King Pledge' dance -- Pledges named in honor frat -- Final deadline set for rushees' bids -- Honor Women plan infirmary -- Round about the campus / Gerry Hunter -- Club to hold district meet -- Pep Club's varsity has good turnout -- Dunson is appointed new ROTC sergeant -- Welcome visitors: An editorial -- Certain as Texas and death -- Homecoming Queen to be named November 4 -- James Ceaser plays for faculty recital -- Wisconsin University students, teachers become acquainted -- Dean Sipple visits meeting at Topeka -- Students give play by Nash -- Council holds religious hour -- Downing will tour with Women's Club -- Patrolman gets new trousers after shooting enraged bull -- New enrollment record is set; Nine nations are represented -- Shops now ready for 'Hobby Night' -- Civil Rights meet will hear Jones -- Bookstore has 299 class hats to sell -- Men of Webster pledge dance will include minstrel revue skit -- YMCA will offer fencing instruction -- Republicans plan membership drive -- President Truman endorses law liberalizing veterans benefits -- Micro reader arrives here -- Loss of voice forces minister to seek entirely new vocation -- Council views Wushock rule -- Social organizations asked to pay fee -- Supper to be held for Earle C. Davis -- Directory sales begin tomorrow -- Four attend singing meet -- Live models needed by art department -- Pierce heads department at Teacher's College -- Dean Wilkie attends McPherson meeting -- Station heads are appointed -- Hilderbrandt to head Library Association -- Radio stations add programs -- Organized cheering dominant at game -- Touch gridmen begin third week of play -- Corbins introduce faculty members -- Freshman gridders take Aggie frosh 20-0 before 4,500 fans -- Tennis quarter-finals to play this week -- Future foes win games Saturday -- Golfers will meet to pick varsity team -- Shockers to play Missouri -- Nevada downs Shockers 20-7 -- Harrison out for two games -- Team lists due for girls' volleyball soon -- Intramural director wants team lists -- Three groups enter soccer tournament -- Shockers seek win Saturday -- Army-Navy pictures shown at meeting -- Navy program gives hospital instruction
Photograph(s): Gen. Leslie Groves. p. 1 -- Back beauty with money...: Shown voting for the Ugly Man of their choice are (left to right) Connie Magruder, Gea Stark, and Dorothy Green. Shown in the Commons voting booth are Ken Adams (left) and Ed King. p. 1 -- Eli Romero. p. 9
Article(s): Former atom chief to give Forum speech -- Tulsa football tickets sold -- Alumni will hold luncheon in Tulsa -- Fourth district editors, 18 bands, and speech institute to see game -- Speeders to face arrest this Friday -- Cadets select Honor Colonel -- Variety auditions to be held today -- Shaw to play in convocation -- Campus Ugliest Man will be crowned during all-school varsity after Dakota-Wichita game -- Gea Stark named 'Miss Red Feather' -- Chester Eby awarded pin -- Club corner: Mahan is speaker at regular meeting of Psychology Club -- Names due in mag contest -- 'Harvest Moon' to be theme at Kappa Rho dance Saturday -- Wheaties plan mock contest -- Phi Upsilon Sigma will honor pledges at 'King Pledge' dance -- Pledges named in honor frat -- Final deadline set for rushees' bids -- Honor Women plan infirmary -- Round about the campus / Gerry Hunter -- Club to hold district meet -- Pep Club's varsity has good turnout -- Dunson is appointed new ROTC sergeant -- Welcome visitors: An editorial -- Certain as Texas and death -- Homecoming Queen to be named November 4 -- James Ceaser plays for faculty recital -- Wisconsin University students, teachers become acquainted -- Dean Sipple visits meeting at Topeka -- Students give play by Nash -- Council holds religious hour -- Downing will tour with Women's Club -- Patrolman gets new trousers after shooting enraged bull -- New enrollment record is set; Nine nations are represented -- Shops now ready for 'Hobby Night' -- Civil Rights meet will hear Jones -- Bookstore has 299 class hats to sell -- Men of Webster pledge dance will include minstrel revue skit -- YMCA will offer fencing instruction -- Republicans plan membership drive -- President Truman endorses law liberalizing veterans benefits -- Micro reader arrives here -- Loss of voice forces minister to seek entirely new vocation -- Council views Wushock rule -- Social organizations asked to pay fee -- Supper to be held for Earle C. Davis -- Directory sales begin tomorrow -- Four attend singing meet -- Live models needed by art department -- Pierce heads department at Teacher's College -- Dean Wilkie attends McPherson meeting -- Station heads are appointed -- Hilderbrandt to head Library Association -- Radio stations add programs -- Organized cheering dominant at game -- Touch gridmen begin third week of play -- Corbins introduce faculty members -- Freshman gridders take Aggie frosh 20-0 before 4,500 fans -- Tennis quarter-finals to play this week -- Future foes win games Saturday -- Golfers will meet to pick varsity team -- Shockers to play Missouri -- Nevada downs Shockers 20-7 -- Harrison out for two games -- Team lists due for girls' volleyball soon -- Intramural director wants team lists -- Three groups enter soccer tournament -- Shockers seek win Saturday -- Army-Navy pictures shown at meeting -- Navy program gives hospital instruction
Photograph(s): Gen. Leslie Groves. p. 1 -- Back beauty with money...: Shown voting for the Ugly Man of their choice are (left to right) Connie Magruder, Gea Stark, and Dorothy Green. Shown in the Commons voting booth are Ken Adams (left) and Ed King. p. 1 -- Eli Romero. p. 9
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.55 no.5
v.55 no.5