The Sunflower, v.59, no.11 (December 2, 1954)
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Issue Date
1954-12-02
Type
Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.59, no.11, Wichita, Kansas, December 2, 1954. - 10 pages
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Article(s): Schedule set to obtain cage ducats -- Plans made for future chapel -- Dean to take office Jan. 1 -- Pre-registration to start Monday -- Regents OK new funds for FA, Field House -- 'The Messiah' to be Sunday -- To vote for 'Sue' and 'Sam' -- Brilliant Christmas wrappings complement Yuletide spirit / Sharon Foster -- ISA coeds honor freshman at dance -- Wedding date set by campus couple -- Congratulations to all -- Cooperation will conquer -- Detour! Kansas U. males like coed's gait -- Enrollment gains vary -- State historical society visit reveals exciting Kansas past / Ed Andreopoulos -- 'Benders' vs. 'Tempters' -- Browsing time: Library adds books -- Rocket design expert to speak before student forum Tuesday -- Pep convo to lead basketball season -- Casting for comedy to be held today -- KMUW airs music variety -- Shocks quell Hurricane, 33-19: Tulsa win brings 1st Valley crown / Don Taylor -- All star: Littleton chosen again -- Club to debate national topic
Also includes Literary Review: Book shelf: Paint your own psychosis -- Chosen profession / Ben Harlow -- The Vieux Carre...a memory / Ben Harlow -- Three poems: Is this a dream? ; Variation on an old Copernican theme; The uncertain mariner / Helen J. Throckmorton -- A word from the past -- What / Jack Love -- Top soil / Dolores Martin -- Two poems / Carolyn Mitchell
Photograph(s): Dean's hope comes closer: Dean L. Hekhuis' plans for an all-faith chapel came a bit closer to reality when he received a new model and plans for the chapel last week. The chapel model is on display in the office of the College of Liberal Arts. p. 1 -- An estimated crowd of 500 University students and 600 downtown fans attended the Wichita-Tulsa game to watch the Shockers roll over the Golden Hurricanes, 33-19, and win the first Missouri Valley Conference championship in the history of the school. The Shockers' 'Cinderella team" ended the season with nine wins and one loss in all games played and won the Valley title with an undefeated record of conference games. This year's winning football team set many records for the school. Attendance for a single game and for the season set new records. Also the number of wins for the season and the number of points scored by the team set a new high. p. 1 -- Uncaptioned photograph of Cleo Littleton. p. 9 -- Wichita aerial: Shocker halfback Jim Kisanin leaps to snag a pass from quarterback Jack Conway in the Wichita-Tulsa Turkey Day tilt. Ben Noa (88), Tulsa end, makes a desperate try for the pass which led to a Wichita score in the second period of the game. Meeting a stubborn Tulsa squad, the Wheatshockers went on to take the game by a 33 to 19 score and win their first Missouri Valley grid crown. p. 9
Article(s): Schedule set to obtain cage ducats -- Plans made for future chapel -- Dean to take office Jan. 1 -- Pre-registration to start Monday -- Regents OK new funds for FA, Field House -- 'The Messiah' to be Sunday -- To vote for 'Sue' and 'Sam' -- Brilliant Christmas wrappings complement Yuletide spirit / Sharon Foster -- ISA coeds honor freshman at dance -- Wedding date set by campus couple -- Congratulations to all -- Cooperation will conquer -- Detour! Kansas U. males like coed's gait -- Enrollment gains vary -- State historical society visit reveals exciting Kansas past / Ed Andreopoulos -- 'Benders' vs. 'Tempters' -- Browsing time: Library adds books -- Rocket design expert to speak before student forum Tuesday -- Pep convo to lead basketball season -- Casting for comedy to be held today -- KMUW airs music variety -- Shocks quell Hurricane, 33-19: Tulsa win brings 1st Valley crown / Don Taylor -- All star: Littleton chosen again -- Club to debate national topic
Also includes Literary Review: Book shelf: Paint your own psychosis -- Chosen profession / Ben Harlow -- The Vieux Carre...a memory / Ben Harlow -- Three poems: Is this a dream? ; Variation on an old Copernican theme; The uncertain mariner / Helen J. Throckmorton -- A word from the past -- What / Jack Love -- Top soil / Dolores Martin -- Two poems / Carolyn Mitchell
Photograph(s): Dean's hope comes closer: Dean L. Hekhuis' plans for an all-faith chapel came a bit closer to reality when he received a new model and plans for the chapel last week. The chapel model is on display in the office of the College of Liberal Arts. p. 1 -- An estimated crowd of 500 University students and 600 downtown fans attended the Wichita-Tulsa game to watch the Shockers roll over the Golden Hurricanes, 33-19, and win the first Missouri Valley Conference championship in the history of the school. The Shockers' 'Cinderella team" ended the season with nine wins and one loss in all games played and won the Valley title with an undefeated record of conference games. This year's winning football team set many records for the school. Attendance for a single game and for the season set new records. Also the number of wins for the season and the number of points scored by the team set a new high. p. 1 -- Uncaptioned photograph of Cleo Littleton. p. 9 -- Wichita aerial: Shocker halfback Jim Kisanin leaps to snag a pass from quarterback Jack Conway in the Wichita-Tulsa Turkey Day tilt. Ben Noa (88), Tulsa end, makes a desperate try for the pass which led to a Wichita score in the second period of the game. Meeting a stubborn Tulsa squad, the Wheatshockers went on to take the game by a 33 to 19 score and win their first Missouri Valley grid crown. p. 9
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.59 no.11
v.59 no.11