The Sunflower, v.53, no.21 (February 26, 1948)
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Issue Date
1948-02-26
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Davis, Earle, 1905-1991
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.53, no.21, Wichita, Kansas, February 26, 1948 - 8 pages
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Article(s): Munich aid drive starts on campus -- Davis to edit great novel -- Forum speaker arrives: Stuart Chase will speak here tonight -- VA officials win praise -- ROTC men get awards -- 'Who's Who Among Students' separates fool from his gold / Bob Ames -- Scott quits school post -- Debate team goes South -- Husband goes to college, wife works; all are happy -- Great Indian artist's paintings on display -- Roundabout the campus -- Frats name pledge heads -- Alumni's offspring to join Chips Club -- Dean receives data on science careers -- D.O. initiates new actives -- Help!: Women's gun team may be dissolved; members wanted -- 55 University women pledge five local social sororities -- Club to view films at Tuesday meeting -- Sociologists to hear welfare discussion -- Future is up to you -- Art posters painted by local fraternity -- 'Cry baby' child prodigy antagonizes student crowd / Barbara Dunlap -- Typed on a Wednesday / Victor J. Salamy -- New at the Library / Paul Bartalini -- Library gets more funds -- Wind tunnel nears finish -- 'Entire engineering field overcrowded' says Razak -- Cagers meet Washburn here Saturday; journey to Southwestern Monday -- Spring intramurals will have complete athletic schedule -- Elvin Vaughn leads individual scoring; Nebergall is second -- Ravensberg will aid Trimble with spring football drills -- Cage tourney nears end with lone club in unbeaten ranks -- A&M and Washburn halt Shockers twice in weekend tilts -- Vets receive salary boost -- Newman Club adopts new meeting policy -- World premier performance attended by dramatic heads
Photograph(s): VA Chief Carl Gray: His boys doing a good job. p. 1 -- Master of Ceremonies at the popular "University Highlights" radio show presented each Thursday over KAKE are pictured with the student-producer of the show Dick Williams. They are Doug Conrad, left, and Maxine Moore, both University juniors. Conrod and Miss Moore plan and write the show, in addition to contacting guest artists. p. 1 -- "Child prodigy" William Kappel, who appeared as guest artist of the Wichita Symphony last week almost proved to be a child problem as he was critical and antagonistic of the orchestra and pianos. However, the concert proved pleasing to the student audience, despite Kapell's lack of stage personality and courtesy. Talking with Kappell, left, are David Robertson, are David Robertson, concertmaster, and Orlen Dalley, conductor. p. 4 -- Bob Ravensberg. p. 7 -- Four University debaters have gone South to participate in the Glendy Burke Centennial meet of Tulaine [sic] University in New Orleans, La. The tourney in question is on the establishment of a world federal government, with debates beginning Friday and continuing through Saturday. Participating in the meet are, from left, Bill Reynolds, Kenny Smith, June Cale, and Herbert James. p. 8
Article(s): Munich aid drive starts on campus -- Davis to edit great novel -- Forum speaker arrives: Stuart Chase will speak here tonight -- VA officials win praise -- ROTC men get awards -- 'Who's Who Among Students' separates fool from his gold / Bob Ames -- Scott quits school post -- Debate team goes South -- Husband goes to college, wife works; all are happy -- Great Indian artist's paintings on display -- Roundabout the campus -- Frats name pledge heads -- Alumni's offspring to join Chips Club -- Dean receives data on science careers -- D.O. initiates new actives -- Help!: Women's gun team may be dissolved; members wanted -- 55 University women pledge five local social sororities -- Club to view films at Tuesday meeting -- Sociologists to hear welfare discussion -- Future is up to you -- Art posters painted by local fraternity -- 'Cry baby' child prodigy antagonizes student crowd / Barbara Dunlap -- Typed on a Wednesday / Victor J. Salamy -- New at the Library / Paul Bartalini -- Library gets more funds -- Wind tunnel nears finish -- 'Entire engineering field overcrowded' says Razak -- Cagers meet Washburn here Saturday; journey to Southwestern Monday -- Spring intramurals will have complete athletic schedule -- Elvin Vaughn leads individual scoring; Nebergall is second -- Ravensberg will aid Trimble with spring football drills -- Cage tourney nears end with lone club in unbeaten ranks -- A&M and Washburn halt Shockers twice in weekend tilts -- Vets receive salary boost -- Newman Club adopts new meeting policy -- World premier performance attended by dramatic heads
Photograph(s): VA Chief Carl Gray: His boys doing a good job. p. 1 -- Master of Ceremonies at the popular "University Highlights" radio show presented each Thursday over KAKE are pictured with the student-producer of the show Dick Williams. They are Doug Conrad, left, and Maxine Moore, both University juniors. Conrod and Miss Moore plan and write the show, in addition to contacting guest artists. p. 1 -- "Child prodigy" William Kappel, who appeared as guest artist of the Wichita Symphony last week almost proved to be a child problem as he was critical and antagonistic of the orchestra and pianos. However, the concert proved pleasing to the student audience, despite Kapell's lack of stage personality and courtesy. Talking with Kappell, left, are David Robertson, are David Robertson, concertmaster, and Orlen Dalley, conductor. p. 4 -- Bob Ravensberg. p. 7 -- Four University debaters have gone South to participate in the Glendy Burke Centennial meet of Tulaine [sic] University in New Orleans, La. The tourney in question is on the establishment of a world federal government, with debates beginning Friday and continuing through Saturday. Participating in the meet are, from left, Bill Reynolds, Kenny Smith, June Cale, and Herbert James. p. 8
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University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.53 no.21
v.53 no.21