The Sunflower, v.60, no.40 (March 9, 1956)
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Advisors
Issue Date
1956-03-09
Type
Newspaper
Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Downing, Jaquetta , Faculty issues -- Departmental budgets , Home Economics building , Literary Club
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.60, no.40, Wichita, Kansas, March 9, 1956. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Council waives ruling in today's queen election; Regents establish new development committee -- Group to plan WU expansion / Leslie Wilson -- 4 finalists compete for Press Queen -- Junior okayed as candidate / Leslie Wilson -- Alums honor Prof Downing -- Gross series now on display -- Greeks take pep awards -- HS students take tests -- Tatman lists rules for Friday election -- Students to vote today in early queen election -- Boeing announces new $2,000 scholarship plan -- Light and bright: 4 University men express views on summer fashions / Judy Arther -- DO's to hold square dance -- Alpha Tau will honor pledges tonight with square dance -- Wain not so far apart: Student compares East and West / Stan Larson -- 'Who's who?': Likeness provides interest -- Science fraternity establishes loan -- Convos vs. coffee -- 26 to attend GOP conclave -- Inquiring reporter / Deloris Clem -- Water, sand, sawdust: Fieldhouse assumes 'New Look' / Jordan Crittenden -- Stevens selected to AP's Mo Valley All-Star Roster -- Journalism department sets photo field day, banquet -- President Corbin to speak on Asia -- Helping hand: Amateur barber snips away in Men's dorm / Milt Brantley -- Guests to join City symphony -- Sunflower seeks campus shots -- Silversmiths conduct contests for 5 scholarship awards -- Brief encounter: WU student finds Kim Novak friendly / Joe Rodriguez -- ROTC places 6th at Kemper -- Spokesmen express views of groups / Diane Copeland; Jordan Crittenden; Jim Manley -- Men outnumber women 3 to 1 enrollment figures reveal
Photograph(s): Donna Jo Rogler; Myrna Richardson; Marita Mann; Shirlee Knight. p. 1 -- Fashions on display: The latest in men's fashions on the college campus are displayed by Gil Tatman, upper left; Lieut. Abraham Muscari, upper right; Roy Rogers, lower left, and Bill Little, lower right. p. 2 -- Who's who: Barbara Hilton, left, and Norma Hilton, identical twins, study a newspaper together. The twins like to confuse their friends so when they are together everyone asks which is which. / photo by Ed Thompson. p. 3 -- Crew cuts coming up: The Men's Dormitory can boast its own private barber. Bob Hinman, amateur haircutter, snips the hair of Dan Kendall, shaping it into the currently popular flat-top style. / photo by Ed Thompson. p. 6 -- Kim Novak. p. 7 -- From basketball to ice skating: The Fieldhouse underwent a major change when the floor was converted from a basketball court to an ice skating rink. To protect the floor, 60 tons of sawdust were spread to form an insulating surface. Five miles of refrigeration pipe were laid to produce the ice. / photo by Ed Thompson. p. 8
Article(s): Council waives ruling in today's queen election; Regents establish new development committee -- Group to plan WU expansion / Leslie Wilson -- 4 finalists compete for Press Queen -- Junior okayed as candidate / Leslie Wilson -- Alums honor Prof Downing -- Gross series now on display -- Greeks take pep awards -- HS students take tests -- Tatman lists rules for Friday election -- Students to vote today in early queen election -- Boeing announces new $2,000 scholarship plan -- Light and bright: 4 University men express views on summer fashions / Judy Arther -- DO's to hold square dance -- Alpha Tau will honor pledges tonight with square dance -- Wain not so far apart: Student compares East and West / Stan Larson -- 'Who's who?': Likeness provides interest -- Science fraternity establishes loan -- Convos vs. coffee -- 26 to attend GOP conclave -- Inquiring reporter / Deloris Clem -- Water, sand, sawdust: Fieldhouse assumes 'New Look' / Jordan Crittenden -- Stevens selected to AP's Mo Valley All-Star Roster -- Journalism department sets photo field day, banquet -- President Corbin to speak on Asia -- Helping hand: Amateur barber snips away in Men's dorm / Milt Brantley -- Guests to join City symphony -- Sunflower seeks campus shots -- Silversmiths conduct contests for 5 scholarship awards -- Brief encounter: WU student finds Kim Novak friendly / Joe Rodriguez -- ROTC places 6th at Kemper -- Spokesmen express views of groups / Diane Copeland; Jordan Crittenden; Jim Manley -- Men outnumber women 3 to 1 enrollment figures reveal
Photograph(s): Donna Jo Rogler; Myrna Richardson; Marita Mann; Shirlee Knight. p. 1 -- Fashions on display: The latest in men's fashions on the college campus are displayed by Gil Tatman, upper left; Lieut. Abraham Muscari, upper right; Roy Rogers, lower left, and Bill Little, lower right. p. 2 -- Who's who: Barbara Hilton, left, and Norma Hilton, identical twins, study a newspaper together. The twins like to confuse their friends so when they are together everyone asks which is which. / photo by Ed Thompson. p. 3 -- Crew cuts coming up: The Men's Dormitory can boast its own private barber. Bob Hinman, amateur haircutter, snips the hair of Dan Kendall, shaping it into the currently popular flat-top style. / photo by Ed Thompson. p. 6 -- Kim Novak. p. 7 -- From basketball to ice skating: The Fieldhouse underwent a major change when the floor was converted from a basketball court to an ice skating rink. To protect the floor, 60 tons of sawdust were spread to form an insulating surface. Five miles of refrigeration pipe were laid to produce the ice. / photo by Ed Thompson. p. 8
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.60 no.40
v.60 no.40