The Sunflower, v.58, no.21 (March 11, 1954)
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1954-03-11
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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.58, no.21, Wichita, Kansas, March 11, 1954. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Sunflower to select relays queen entry -- 3,190 enroll 2nd semester -- Groups to vie in blood drive -- Rosen receives Jaycee award -- Cadets to select 'Colonel' in presentation convo today -- 46 attend NIT game -- WU opera theater plans spring program -- UN expert to talk on war -- Queen election set March 26 -- Campus groups required to register -- Club corner: Campus sociologists to hear grad speak on research -- ISA announces election results; Fuhlhage crowned new queen -- Women's panhellenic council to install officers Sunday -- Modern dancers to meet here -- New YW officers will be elected -- Grad in Texas -- Honorary Cadet Colonel to be announced tonight -- Psi Chi promotes interest, scholarship in psychology -- Congratulations, not condolences -- How else could they go? -- Blood urgently needed -- Faculty facts -- Building constructed for research study / Ann Hite -- Headline sparks controversy / David Wilkinson -- 10 to attend meet -- Journalism students survey newspapers -- 'Uncle Harry' attracts crowds for 3 nights -- Beech Aircraft backs language study plan -- One half of med schools: No longer require language -- WU wins 7th in rifle match -- Millermen, Mentor feted on TV show -- Student board elects officers -- Weidman cast as aging king -- 25 future artists attend WU festival -- Shockers unsuccessful in NIT: Falcons capture tourney opener -- Track team begins drills -- Aggies edge Shocks for Valley honors -- Pitchers needed for baseball team -- INS names All-Valley selections -- Ralph Miller is honored -- Littleton is chosen for forward berth -- Webster 'B' wins crown -- Gamma downs Webster 'A' -- Sunflower offers part-time position -- End with 12 wins -- To air show, music, opera -- Air classical music -- Trade-mark [sic] film shown -- Red cross drive ends -- Add new programs
Photograph(s): Wheaties leaving: Union Station was buzzing with Wheaties, cheerleaders, and their friends Thursday evening as students and two sponsors prepared to leave for New York to see the Shockers play in the NIT. Ready to board the train are, left to right, Marlene Brown, Alexana Petroff, Joyce Jarnigan, Emily Henderson, Nancy Davis, and Louana Bunker. p. 1 -- Lester Rosen. p. 1 -- Leon Pearson. p. 1 -- Sweetheart honored: The ISA Sweetheart, chosen by the men's division of the organization, was crowned at the dance held Saturday evening. The men chose Esther Jo Fuhlhage, education freshman, as their sweetheart. She was crowned by Prof. Robert D. Pashek, ISA sponsor. p. 2 -- Pat Warner; Sharon Campbell; Polly Mamigonion; Karlene Smith; Jeanine Joseph. p. 3 -- Research foundation: Shown above is a newly constructed building on the University campus which cost $13,800. The building will be used for the study of heating, ventilating, cooling, and air conditioning problems. p. 4 -- New York bound: The Shocker basketball players and coaches are shown as they boarded a TWA plane Thursday morning to fly to New York. The team bowed to Bowling Green, 88-84, in the opening night of the NIT. The team was the first Shocker team in history to play in Madison Square Garden. p. 6 -- Ralph Miller. p. 7
Article(s): Sunflower to select relays queen entry -- 3,190 enroll 2nd semester -- Groups to vie in blood drive -- Rosen receives Jaycee award -- Cadets to select 'Colonel' in presentation convo today -- 46 attend NIT game -- WU opera theater plans spring program -- UN expert to talk on war -- Queen election set March 26 -- Campus groups required to register -- Club corner: Campus sociologists to hear grad speak on research -- ISA announces election results; Fuhlhage crowned new queen -- Women's panhellenic council to install officers Sunday -- Modern dancers to meet here -- New YW officers will be elected -- Grad in Texas -- Honorary Cadet Colonel to be announced tonight -- Psi Chi promotes interest, scholarship in psychology -- Congratulations, not condolences -- How else could they go? -- Blood urgently needed -- Faculty facts -- Building constructed for research study / Ann Hite -- Headline sparks controversy / David Wilkinson -- 10 to attend meet -- Journalism students survey newspapers -- 'Uncle Harry' attracts crowds for 3 nights -- Beech Aircraft backs language study plan -- One half of med schools: No longer require language -- WU wins 7th in rifle match -- Millermen, Mentor feted on TV show -- Student board elects officers -- Weidman cast as aging king -- 25 future artists attend WU festival -- Shockers unsuccessful in NIT: Falcons capture tourney opener -- Track team begins drills -- Aggies edge Shocks for Valley honors -- Pitchers needed for baseball team -- INS names All-Valley selections -- Ralph Miller is honored -- Littleton is chosen for forward berth -- Webster 'B' wins crown -- Gamma downs Webster 'A' -- Sunflower offers part-time position -- End with 12 wins -- To air show, music, opera -- Air classical music -- Trade-mark [sic] film shown -- Red cross drive ends -- Add new programs
Photograph(s): Wheaties leaving: Union Station was buzzing with Wheaties, cheerleaders, and their friends Thursday evening as students and two sponsors prepared to leave for New York to see the Shockers play in the NIT. Ready to board the train are, left to right, Marlene Brown, Alexana Petroff, Joyce Jarnigan, Emily Henderson, Nancy Davis, and Louana Bunker. p. 1 -- Lester Rosen. p. 1 -- Leon Pearson. p. 1 -- Sweetheart honored: The ISA Sweetheart, chosen by the men's division of the organization, was crowned at the dance held Saturday evening. The men chose Esther Jo Fuhlhage, education freshman, as their sweetheart. She was crowned by Prof. Robert D. Pashek, ISA sponsor. p. 2 -- Pat Warner; Sharon Campbell; Polly Mamigonion; Karlene Smith; Jeanine Joseph. p. 3 -- Research foundation: Shown above is a newly constructed building on the University campus which cost $13,800. The building will be used for the study of heating, ventilating, cooling, and air conditioning problems. p. 4 -- New York bound: The Shocker basketball players and coaches are shown as they boarded a TWA plane Thursday morning to fly to New York. The team bowed to Bowling Green, 88-84, in the opening night of the NIT. The team was the first Shocker team in history to play in Madison Square Garden. p. 6 -- Ralph Miller. p. 7
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University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.58 no.21
v.58 no.21