The Sunflower, v.55, no.11 (December 8, 1949)
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1949-12-08
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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.55, no.11, Wichita, Kansas, December 8, 1949. - 10 pages
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Article(s): Varsity ties for first in Iowa...: Debate teams win tournament honors -- Sunflower traffic check shows many students run stop signs -- Rumpf injured in car wreck -- Paper plans holiday safety -- Students may hear British consul speak -- Congressional issues posted...: chart shows votes of Kansas representatives -- Drama and music departments to present 'Bartered Bride' -- ROTC honors Bonnie Moore -- Members of advisory board hold meeting -- Sorority open house to fete ISA group -- Websters will hold father-son banquet -- Date night planned by Pi Kaps; theme is 'Jingle-Bell Jump' -- Education in France subject of address -- Club corner: frat sells calendars; geologists to dance -- YWCA to hear foreign speaker -- AWS polly members invited to meeting -- Alumni plan dance Friday, 9-12 p.m. for Sorosis actives -- Sorority date night first social event in new D.O. house -- Round about the campus / Gerry Hunter -- Not so good for our side -- One-celled animals' evolution illustrated in zoology exhibit / Pat Quinn -- Engineering display shown in Library -- 'Messiah' production draws large crowd -- Women may become officers -- Campus station will air Saturday game -- Eddington wins annual award -- Campus mothers attend meeting -- Air Corp students 'go hungry' when checks fail to arrive / Joe Ludiker -- University offers financial aid to students who are eligible -- Faculty Dames give party for husbands -- 95 students attend instruction given by Gertrude Lippincott -- Democrats meet to approve rules -- More rental units and cheaper homes available this year -- Booth addresses Colophon pledges -- Bureau of Recommendation placed over 1,400 teachers -- New machine viewed by accounting class -- Board of officers interviews 11 cadets -- Syracuse University will feed students on installment plan -- 14 pledges initiated into Kappa Delta Pi -- Space behind Fiske is held for Turner -- Gettysburg article by Wright published -- New system ruled for classifications of Purdue students -- Council talks to end today -- Thompson to play for 'Mistletoe Mood' ISA holiday dance -- New cheer leaders to begin practice -- Cooke is co-leader in group discussion -- Students are invited to play for title in bridge tourney -- 'Players' star in stage production -- Council seeks improvements -- 5 Young GOPs attend convention -- Brochure set for pressmen -- Volley tourney ends first round -- Shockers win first basketball tilt 48-45 -- Kriwiel and Nutter rank high in NCAA statistical standings -- Coach figures way -- Shockers win cage opener -- Volleyball teams open with wins -- Szczepanik is listed by Sam Hayes for 'Jawbreaker' squad -- KMUW will [ineligible] Saturday cage tilt -- MVC cage foes win -- Cagers face Oklahoma City -- Freshmen cagers stay undefeated -- 'Get Oklahoma City, and we'll go far,' says Coach Gunning / Estel Smith -- Cagers defeat W. Texas Five -- Gammas to fete Men of Webster -- History professor attends conference -- Recital to feature Starkey and Swanson
Photograph(s): They out-talked the big ones...: University varsity debaters include (left to right) Bill Tincher, Merton Rymph, Bill Reynolds, Harry Hobson, Kenneth Smith, and Professor Leslie M. Blake. p. 1 -- Opera director...: Harold Decker. p. 1 -- 'See, he voted Yes'...: Abbie Troup (right) shows Pat Keough how a Kansas representative voted on a current issue. p. 1 -- Meet our Shocker basketeers...: Squad includes (left to right, first row) Coach Ken Gunning, Cot Friesen, Jimmy Nutter, John Barnthouse, trainer Les Needham. (Second row) Hank Hemingway, Chet Eby, Rex McMurray, Dick Mullen, Don Toevs, John Friedersdorf. (Third row) Walt Knocke, Erwin Knocke, Kendal King, and Vince Norman. p. 9
Article(s): Varsity ties for first in Iowa...: Debate teams win tournament honors -- Sunflower traffic check shows many students run stop signs -- Rumpf injured in car wreck -- Paper plans holiday safety -- Students may hear British consul speak -- Congressional issues posted...: chart shows votes of Kansas representatives -- Drama and music departments to present 'Bartered Bride' -- ROTC honors Bonnie Moore -- Members of advisory board hold meeting -- Sorority open house to fete ISA group -- Websters will hold father-son banquet -- Date night planned by Pi Kaps; theme is 'Jingle-Bell Jump' -- Education in France subject of address -- Club corner: frat sells calendars; geologists to dance -- YWCA to hear foreign speaker -- AWS polly members invited to meeting -- Alumni plan dance Friday, 9-12 p.m. for Sorosis actives -- Sorority date night first social event in new D.O. house -- Round about the campus / Gerry Hunter -- Not so good for our side -- One-celled animals' evolution illustrated in zoology exhibit / Pat Quinn -- Engineering display shown in Library -- 'Messiah' production draws large crowd -- Women may become officers -- Campus station will air Saturday game -- Eddington wins annual award -- Campus mothers attend meeting -- Air Corp students 'go hungry' when checks fail to arrive / Joe Ludiker -- University offers financial aid to students who are eligible -- Faculty Dames give party for husbands -- 95 students attend instruction given by Gertrude Lippincott -- Democrats meet to approve rules -- More rental units and cheaper homes available this year -- Booth addresses Colophon pledges -- Bureau of Recommendation placed over 1,400 teachers -- New machine viewed by accounting class -- Board of officers interviews 11 cadets -- Syracuse University will feed students on installment plan -- 14 pledges initiated into Kappa Delta Pi -- Space behind Fiske is held for Turner -- Gettysburg article by Wright published -- New system ruled for classifications of Purdue students -- Council talks to end today -- Thompson to play for 'Mistletoe Mood' ISA holiday dance -- New cheer leaders to begin practice -- Cooke is co-leader in group discussion -- Students are invited to play for title in bridge tourney -- 'Players' star in stage production -- Council seeks improvements -- 5 Young GOPs attend convention -- Brochure set for pressmen -- Volley tourney ends first round -- Shockers win first basketball tilt 48-45 -- Kriwiel and Nutter rank high in NCAA statistical standings -- Coach figures way -- Shockers win cage opener -- Volleyball teams open with wins -- Szczepanik is listed by Sam Hayes for 'Jawbreaker' squad -- KMUW will [ineligible] Saturday cage tilt -- MVC cage foes win -- Cagers face Oklahoma City -- Freshmen cagers stay undefeated -- 'Get Oklahoma City, and we'll go far,' says Coach Gunning / Estel Smith -- Cagers defeat W. Texas Five -- Gammas to fete Men of Webster -- History professor attends conference -- Recital to feature Starkey and Swanson
Photograph(s): They out-talked the big ones...: University varsity debaters include (left to right) Bill Tincher, Merton Rymph, Bill Reynolds, Harry Hobson, Kenneth Smith, and Professor Leslie M. Blake. p. 1 -- Opera director...: Harold Decker. p. 1 -- 'See, he voted Yes'...: Abbie Troup (right) shows Pat Keough how a Kansas representative voted on a current issue. p. 1 -- Meet our Shocker basketeers...: Squad includes (left to right, first row) Coach Ken Gunning, Cot Friesen, Jimmy Nutter, John Barnthouse, trainer Les Needham. (Second row) Hank Hemingway, Chet Eby, Rex McMurray, Dick Mullen, Don Toevs, John Friedersdorf. (Third row) Walt Knocke, Erwin Knocke, Kendal King, and Vince Norman. p. 9
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University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.55 no.11
v.55 no.11