The Sunflower, v.57, no.23 (March 26, 1953)
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Issue Date
1953-03-26
Type
Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Kenton, Stan , Stan Kenton Orchestra
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.57, no.23, Wichita, Kansas, March 26, 1953. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Actor to read in last forum presentation -- Meditation services will begin Monday -- Action on WU bill expected -- Sports arena measure may get house OK -- AWS program closes today -- Speech contest opens April 13 -- Vacation to begin on Friday, April 3 -- Concert date set for Monday -- Women's Honor Society: Graber named Honor Woman -- 2 theatre groups to present 'Ring Round the Moon' in April -- Kearns chosen Press Queen, WU entry in Drake contest -- High school show now at Museum -- Air ROTC: Active duty tour cut -- ROTC picks Danielson as Cadet Colonel -- Kenton believes jazz to stay has been his living, job -- Club corner: English club sets session on works of author Sartre -- Phi Sig frat to hold party -- 56 campus women attend honor tea -- EKP holds annual dinner -- 2 engagements highlight week -- Frat to hold 'Hobo-Hop' -- Monopoly -- Only 129 give blood -- Commons lounge: Student council sets up rulings for card playing -- Library books: Four months top circulation -- Ga. Tech adds math degree -- No fullback? Asks for 11 greats -- Economics: 'Seance, finance' to be topic of discussion April 9 -- Liberal teaching should prepare students for work: McIntosh -- Summer school plans sessions -- North American, Inc. to interview grads -- Savaiano attends Topeka meeting -- Corbin attends NCA meet -- More fans: Shocker cagers establish new season records -- 4 debaters to Augusta -- Baseball work starts today -- Shocks take 2 firsts: OU captures A & M relays -- Club sponsors arts contests -- ROTC rifle matches to close March 29 -- Shocks open spring grid season April 9; Intrasquad tilt May 9 -- 4 Munies named to all-star team -- Relays queen entry picked -- Stalin's death to be featured -- Trinity tries twist: Offers public service degree -- 'Legion': Psychological play to be presented by WU students -- Oil company to interview -- Forum officers selected
Photograph(s): Vivian Graber. p. 1 -- Shirley Kearns. p. 1 -- Construction work on the new Engineering Building is proceeding, as forms for the concrete framework and walls are erected before the concrete is poured. The new structure, located south of the present Business Administration Building, is scheduled for completion in July. / photo by Eastwood. p. 1 -- Sunflower reporter Jill Wood, left, interviews bandleader Stan Kenton, while Bob Young and Jeannine Joseph wait for autographs. / photo by Eastwood. p. 2 -- Darlene Dugan. p. 2 -- Shocker highjumper Verlyn Anderson clears the bar while preparing for the Texas Relays, which will be held tomorrow and Saturday. / photo by Eastwood. p. 6 -- Warming up for the javelin throw at the Texas Relays tomorrow and Saturday are Cleo Littleton, sophomore, and Leo Carney, freshman. / photo by Eastwood. p. 7 -- ROTC Honorary Colonel for 1953, Phyllis Danielson, receives the congratulations of the other candidates and the 1952 Honorary Colonel at the Military Ball last week. Left to right are: Betty Barnfield, ISA; Mary Ellen Love, Kappa Rho; Patty Payne, 1952 Honorary Colonel; Hamilton Beardsley, cadet lieutenant colonel; Miss Danielson; Homer G. Nester, cadet lieutenant colonel; Pat Terrill, Delta Omega; Helen Davis, Sorosis; Bonnie Becker, Pi Kap. / photo by Eastwood. p. 8
Article(s): Actor to read in last forum presentation -- Meditation services will begin Monday -- Action on WU bill expected -- Sports arena measure may get house OK -- AWS program closes today -- Speech contest opens April 13 -- Vacation to begin on Friday, April 3 -- Concert date set for Monday -- Women's Honor Society: Graber named Honor Woman -- 2 theatre groups to present 'Ring Round the Moon' in April -- Kearns chosen Press Queen, WU entry in Drake contest -- High school show now at Museum -- Air ROTC: Active duty tour cut -- ROTC picks Danielson as Cadet Colonel -- Kenton believes jazz to stay has been his living, job -- Club corner: English club sets session on works of author Sartre -- Phi Sig frat to hold party -- 56 campus women attend honor tea -- EKP holds annual dinner -- 2 engagements highlight week -- Frat to hold 'Hobo-Hop' -- Monopoly -- Only 129 give blood -- Commons lounge: Student council sets up rulings for card playing -- Library books: Four months top circulation -- Ga. Tech adds math degree -- No fullback? Asks for 11 greats -- Economics: 'Seance, finance' to be topic of discussion April 9 -- Liberal teaching should prepare students for work: McIntosh -- Summer school plans sessions -- North American, Inc. to interview grads -- Savaiano attends Topeka meeting -- Corbin attends NCA meet -- More fans: Shocker cagers establish new season records -- 4 debaters to Augusta -- Baseball work starts today -- Shocks take 2 firsts: OU captures A & M relays -- Club sponsors arts contests -- ROTC rifle matches to close March 29 -- Shocks open spring grid season April 9; Intrasquad tilt May 9 -- 4 Munies named to all-star team -- Relays queen entry picked -- Stalin's death to be featured -- Trinity tries twist: Offers public service degree -- 'Legion': Psychological play to be presented by WU students -- Oil company to interview -- Forum officers selected
Photograph(s): Vivian Graber. p. 1 -- Shirley Kearns. p. 1 -- Construction work on the new Engineering Building is proceeding, as forms for the concrete framework and walls are erected before the concrete is poured. The new structure, located south of the present Business Administration Building, is scheduled for completion in July. / photo by Eastwood. p. 1 -- Sunflower reporter Jill Wood, left, interviews bandleader Stan Kenton, while Bob Young and Jeannine Joseph wait for autographs. / photo by Eastwood. p. 2 -- Darlene Dugan. p. 2 -- Shocker highjumper Verlyn Anderson clears the bar while preparing for the Texas Relays, which will be held tomorrow and Saturday. / photo by Eastwood. p. 6 -- Warming up for the javelin throw at the Texas Relays tomorrow and Saturday are Cleo Littleton, sophomore, and Leo Carney, freshman. / photo by Eastwood. p. 7 -- ROTC Honorary Colonel for 1953, Phyllis Danielson, receives the congratulations of the other candidates and the 1952 Honorary Colonel at the Military Ball last week. Left to right are: Betty Barnfield, ISA; Mary Ellen Love, Kappa Rho; Patty Payne, 1952 Honorary Colonel; Hamilton Beardsley, cadet lieutenant colonel; Miss Danielson; Homer G. Nester, cadet lieutenant colonel; Pat Terrill, Delta Omega; Helen Davis, Sorosis; Bonnie Becker, Pi Kap. / photo by Eastwood. p. 8
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.57 no.23
v.57 no.23