The Sunflower, v.60, no.53 (May 1, 1956)
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Issue Date
1956-05-01
Type
Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Veterans organizations
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.60, no.53, Wichita, Kansas, May 1, 1956. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Politicos name candidates for council posts / Bill Anderson -- Honors convo will recognize high scholastic achievements -- Coronation to climax May Day festivities -- Engineers' banquet to be held May 11 -- Skit, awards on schedule of speech banquet Sunday -- University vets hold first meeting; plan organization, purpose -- Head mentor blamed: 'Team must have backing to field winner; Baseball coach says / Milton Brantley -- Ping Pong Tournament shows unusual spectator interest -- WU varsity teams near season's end -- A new epidemic -- $600 replacement: 15 reference books taken -- Tragedy: Phi Alp 'rolled,' 'badly beaten' by campus juveniles -- 'Anastasia' visits campus: Star proves great actress, person; gives views on theater to students / Don Rude -- WRA elections scheduled Wednesday
Photograph(s): Vets organize: Approximately 30 students appeared at a meeting, Friday, to attempt to organize a veterans' group on the campus. Shown presiding over the meeting is George Thorpe, Liberal Arts freshman. The next meeting is planned for Thursday. For more details, see story at the bottom of the page. p. 1 -- Record breaker: Jim Hill, Shocker track man, measures the high jump bar to show the record jump he made recently to set a new school record at six feet five and one-half inches. Hill says he is aiming for the Missouri Valley Conference record at the MVC Spring Sports Meet in Tulsa, May 11. p. 2 -- Scene of tragedy: Mysterious marauders attacked an ex-officio member of Pi Alpha Pi in the fraternity parking lot last week. p. 3
Article(s): Politicos name candidates for council posts / Bill Anderson -- Honors convo will recognize high scholastic achievements -- Coronation to climax May Day festivities -- Engineers' banquet to be held May 11 -- Skit, awards on schedule of speech banquet Sunday -- University vets hold first meeting; plan organization, purpose -- Head mentor blamed: 'Team must have backing to field winner; Baseball coach says / Milton Brantley -- Ping Pong Tournament shows unusual spectator interest -- WU varsity teams near season's end -- A new epidemic -- $600 replacement: 15 reference books taken -- Tragedy: Phi Alp 'rolled,' 'badly beaten' by campus juveniles -- 'Anastasia' visits campus: Star proves great actress, person; gives views on theater to students / Don Rude -- WRA elections scheduled Wednesday
Photograph(s): Vets organize: Approximately 30 students appeared at a meeting, Friday, to attempt to organize a veterans' group on the campus. Shown presiding over the meeting is George Thorpe, Liberal Arts freshman. The next meeting is planned for Thursday. For more details, see story at the bottom of the page. p. 1 -- Record breaker: Jim Hill, Shocker track man, measures the high jump bar to show the record jump he made recently to set a new school record at six feet five and one-half inches. Hill says he is aiming for the Missouri Valley Conference record at the MVC Spring Sports Meet in Tulsa, May 11. p. 2 -- Scene of tragedy: Mysterious marauders attacked an ex-officio member of Pi Alpha Pi in the fraternity parking lot last week. p. 3
Publisher
University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.60 no.53
v.60 no.53