The Sunflower, v.62, no.56 (May 20, 1958)
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Issue Date
1958-05-20
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Newspaper
Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Campus Activities Center (C. A. C.) , Student Government Association (SGA) -- Elections
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.62, no.56, Wichita, Kansas, May 20, 1958. - 4 pages
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Article(s): BPOC wins majority in SGA: Allen is new president; AUR party wins 9 seats -- Bliss Isley to receive grad award -- Army assigns ROTC head -- CAC officers are elected at first annual meeting -- 16 to receive ROTC commissions -- The last word -- Initiation set by ADS group -- AF seeks new Angels -- Awards banquet held to honor WU athletes -- Campus face lifting set for fall -- Health policy claims paid
Photograph(s): Asking for clean government, John Funke, Alpha Gamma Gamma member, takes a bath and hands out campaign material in front of the Art Building. Voters elected BPOC candidates to 32 of the 41 offices. p. 1 -- John Allen, BPOC's candidate for SGA president, won the election Friday. One thousand twenty-one votes were cast in the election. p. 1 -- "I'd walk a mile to vote AURP" turned out to be the "last mile" [illegible] these women of the party, who probably walked more than a mile to get students out to the polls. p. 1 -- Presenting awards at the first annual Sports Award Banquet is Quincy Utter, treasurer of the Downtown Quarterback Club, right. Accepting is Ted Dean, center, outstanding football back and most valuable player. p. 3 -- Plans for the new parking lots are shown by the shaded areas. Eleven lots are planned; eight completed is the fall goal. p. 4
Article(s): BPOC wins majority in SGA: Allen is new president; AUR party wins 9 seats -- Bliss Isley to receive grad award -- Army assigns ROTC head -- CAC officers are elected at first annual meeting -- 16 to receive ROTC commissions -- The last word -- Initiation set by ADS group -- AF seeks new Angels -- Awards banquet held to honor WU athletes -- Campus face lifting set for fall -- Health policy claims paid
Photograph(s): Asking for clean government, John Funke, Alpha Gamma Gamma member, takes a bath and hands out campaign material in front of the Art Building. Voters elected BPOC candidates to 32 of the 41 offices. p. 1 -- John Allen, BPOC's candidate for SGA president, won the election Friday. One thousand twenty-one votes were cast in the election. p. 1 -- "I'd walk a mile to vote AURP" turned out to be the "last mile" [illegible] these women of the party, who probably walked more than a mile to get students out to the polls. p. 1 -- Presenting awards at the first annual Sports Award Banquet is Quincy Utter, treasurer of the Downtown Quarterback Club, right. Accepting is Ted Dean, center, outstanding football back and most valuable player. p. 3 -- Plans for the new parking lots are shown by the shaded areas. Eleven lots are planned; eight completed is the fall goal. p. 4
Publisher
University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.62 no.56
v.62 no.56