The Sunflower, v.64, no.15 (November 6, 1959)
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1959-11-06
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Enrollment , Ph.D. degrees , Doctorate degrees , Research Bulletin , University of Wichita -- Aerial views , University of Wichita -- Development plans
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.64, no.15, Wichita, Kansas, November 6, 1959. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Welcome alumni! WU-Houston game set for 2 p.m. -- HC Queen unaware of win -- Ph.D. plans ready here -- SGA names Paup justice -- WU set to break HU jinx -- Greeks will unite at game tomorrow -- Education honorary sets pledge service -- Traditional bonfire scheduled tonight -- Displays assure Shockers of win over Cougars / Jan Foltz -- The editor's board: WU, 1959 -- Rapid growth necessitates expensive development plan / Jim Collier -- Scholarly studies hold proof of WU profs' endeavors / Jack Mattis -- Greeks to abolish hazing; Public service, grades stressed / Associated College Press -- UCF sets series opening for Nov. 12 -- Color films will be shown in library -- Society schedules 'Eternal Return' -- Enrollment set at 5,875; WU ranked third in state -- English staff presents new film series -- Play tryouts end -- Opera sets opening -- Old tradition reappears with Homecoming bonfire / Jan Foltz -- Problems baffle Greeks rushing to finish displays / Peggy Kennedy -- Army Blues selects 12 -- Nov. 14 date of style show -- Full coverage given by WU radio voice -- Basketball season just around corner -- Campus personality: Teacher bureau head finds time to be alumni secretary / Joyce Hephner -- Red Shadoan honored by Sig Eps with day proclaimed in his honor -- Dr. Foltz to direct "Messiah" -- KMUW-FM schedule -- Editors Sears, Wilson leave for conference in New York
Photograph(s): Houston's Charlie Rieves; 1959 Shocker varsity football team; Wichita's Tom Wright. p. 1 -- Mascots ready too: Cheerleader mascots, Lamont Dearing and Jan Pinkard (front row) pose in front of Becky Fehring, Wu Shock, and Judy Goss, the Shadow. All are prepared to help bolster pep at tomorrow's big Homecoming game at Veterans Field. p. 3 -- Beulah Mullen. p. 7 -- Queen candidates from left to right are Marilyn Hoagland, Shirley Sears, Phyllis Richardson, Marsha Coover, Mary Joan Hiner, and Sybil Ingle. The Queen and her two attendants will be officially recognized at the Homecoming Dance. / photo by Keesco Reed. p. 8
Article(s): Welcome alumni! WU-Houston game set for 2 p.m. -- HC Queen unaware of win -- Ph.D. plans ready here -- SGA names Paup justice -- WU set to break HU jinx -- Greeks will unite at game tomorrow -- Education honorary sets pledge service -- Traditional bonfire scheduled tonight -- Displays assure Shockers of win over Cougars / Jan Foltz -- The editor's board: WU, 1959 -- Rapid growth necessitates expensive development plan / Jim Collier -- Scholarly studies hold proof of WU profs' endeavors / Jack Mattis -- Greeks to abolish hazing; Public service, grades stressed / Associated College Press -- UCF sets series opening for Nov. 12 -- Color films will be shown in library -- Society schedules 'Eternal Return' -- Enrollment set at 5,875; WU ranked third in state -- English staff presents new film series -- Play tryouts end -- Opera sets opening -- Old tradition reappears with Homecoming bonfire / Jan Foltz -- Problems baffle Greeks rushing to finish displays / Peggy Kennedy -- Army Blues selects 12 -- Nov. 14 date of style show -- Full coverage given by WU radio voice -- Basketball season just around corner -- Campus personality: Teacher bureau head finds time to be alumni secretary / Joyce Hephner -- Red Shadoan honored by Sig Eps with day proclaimed in his honor -- Dr. Foltz to direct "Messiah" -- KMUW-FM schedule -- Editors Sears, Wilson leave for conference in New York
Photograph(s): Houston's Charlie Rieves; 1959 Shocker varsity football team; Wichita's Tom Wright. p. 1 -- Mascots ready too: Cheerleader mascots, Lamont Dearing and Jan Pinkard (front row) pose in front of Becky Fehring, Wu Shock, and Judy Goss, the Shadow. All are prepared to help bolster pep at tomorrow's big Homecoming game at Veterans Field. p. 3 -- Beulah Mullen. p. 7 -- Queen candidates from left to right are Marilyn Hoagland, Shirley Sears, Phyllis Richardson, Marsha Coover, Mary Joan Hiner, and Sybil Ingle. The Queen and her two attendants will be officially recognized at the Homecoming Dance. / photo by Keesco Reed. p. 8
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University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.64 no.15
v.64 no.15