The Sunflower, v.58, no.28 (May 6, 1954)
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1954-05-06
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Foght, H. W. (Harold Waldstein), 1869- , Savaiano, Eugene , Morrison Library , Heimple Browsing Room , Physics Club
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.58, no.28, Wichita, Kansas, May 6, 1954. - 8 pages
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Article(s): 7 named to honor group -- Benefit show to aid CP's -- Former head of University dies -- 6 Hippo skits win trophies -- New browsing room to open -- Big turnout seen in Friday's race for council posts -- Council approves rules; names pep coordinator -- Mother's Day to be featured with teas on campus Sunday -- Kappa Rho dance slated -- Sorosis plans spring formal -- IRC banquet told; Newman Club elects officers -- To give trophy at WRA picnic -- 5 scholarships to be awarded -- 2 engagements of WU students are announced this week -- 10 students in concert -- Officers elected in Spanish groups -- Dr. Teng is sponsor of physics club -- 3-day conference ends with banquet -- National group holds student essay contest -- Don't drop sports -- Student attitude improves -- 'Weekly review': Agrees television here to stay / David Wilkinson -- Faculty facts -- 'Sports no block to duty' -- Responsible staff positions open on newspaper, annual -- Board applications are due May 12 -- Cougars, Aggies duel for crown: Texans to host MVC spring sports carnival -- WU bows to Aggie golfers -- Shockers go to Houston -- KMUW will air 3 BBC productions -- Mitchell unveils '54 varsity -- Will name 'athlete' at varsity-alum tilt -- Major league: first games bring surprises / Daryle Klassen -- Annual clash: Alums check gear -- Golash's pride, joy has 'Baseball Bug' -- Ike receives baseball pass -- Webster B, Tri P tie to lead softball loop -- Distribution of Parnassus planned for May 17 by staff -- 500 perform for field day -- Farha seeks new cheers
Photograph(s): Candidates shake hands: Connie Hoffmans, left, and Max Maguire are shown shaking hands before they begin their last week of campaigning for the presidency of the Student Council. p. 1 -- Jeanette Farha. p. 1 -- Top award: Seven University coeds were named Senior Honor Women, Friday, by members of last year's honor group at the annual May Queen coronation. The 1954-1955 honor women, selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and potential service, will carry on several activities next year, including the selection of the honor women to succeed them. Awarded the high honor are, left to right, Delores McKay, Joan Dodson, Darlene Dugan, Celia Carter, Jacque LaPorte, Jane Burr, and Joyce Gill. Tapping of the top women is an annual affair and represents the highest all-around honor to be bestowed on a University coed. p. 1 -- Accepts trophy: Jim Farha, president of Alpha Gamma Gamma, accepts from Mrs. J. E. O'Donnell, Sedgwick County Red Cross blood program chairman, the first trophy presented for outstanding participation in the Red Cross blood program. p. 4 -- H.M. Foght. p. 4 -- Help is on the way: Speedy Harvey Gough (26) moves in to help Tony Struppa tackle Jim Sippy (40) in the black-white game Saturday. Help is on the way for the Blacks in the form of Ray Fulton (30). p. 6
Article(s): 7 named to honor group -- Benefit show to aid CP's -- Former head of University dies -- 6 Hippo skits win trophies -- New browsing room to open -- Big turnout seen in Friday's race for council posts -- Council approves rules; names pep coordinator -- Mother's Day to be featured with teas on campus Sunday -- Kappa Rho dance slated -- Sorosis plans spring formal -- IRC banquet told; Newman Club elects officers -- To give trophy at WRA picnic -- 5 scholarships to be awarded -- 2 engagements of WU students are announced this week -- 10 students in concert -- Officers elected in Spanish groups -- Dr. Teng is sponsor of physics club -- 3-day conference ends with banquet -- National group holds student essay contest -- Don't drop sports -- Student attitude improves -- 'Weekly review': Agrees television here to stay / David Wilkinson -- Faculty facts -- 'Sports no block to duty' -- Responsible staff positions open on newspaper, annual -- Board applications are due May 12 -- Cougars, Aggies duel for crown: Texans to host MVC spring sports carnival -- WU bows to Aggie golfers -- Shockers go to Houston -- KMUW will air 3 BBC productions -- Mitchell unveils '54 varsity -- Will name 'athlete' at varsity-alum tilt -- Major league: first games bring surprises / Daryle Klassen -- Annual clash: Alums check gear -- Golash's pride, joy has 'Baseball Bug' -- Ike receives baseball pass -- Webster B, Tri P tie to lead softball loop -- Distribution of Parnassus planned for May 17 by staff -- 500 perform for field day -- Farha seeks new cheers
Photograph(s): Candidates shake hands: Connie Hoffmans, left, and Max Maguire are shown shaking hands before they begin their last week of campaigning for the presidency of the Student Council. p. 1 -- Jeanette Farha. p. 1 -- Top award: Seven University coeds were named Senior Honor Women, Friday, by members of last year's honor group at the annual May Queen coronation. The 1954-1955 honor women, selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and potential service, will carry on several activities next year, including the selection of the honor women to succeed them. Awarded the high honor are, left to right, Delores McKay, Joan Dodson, Darlene Dugan, Celia Carter, Jacque LaPorte, Jane Burr, and Joyce Gill. Tapping of the top women is an annual affair and represents the highest all-around honor to be bestowed on a University coed. p. 1 -- Accepts trophy: Jim Farha, president of Alpha Gamma Gamma, accepts from Mrs. J. E. O'Donnell, Sedgwick County Red Cross blood program chairman, the first trophy presented for outstanding participation in the Red Cross blood program. p. 4 -- H.M. Foght. p. 4 -- Help is on the way: Speedy Harvey Gough (26) moves in to help Tony Struppa tackle Jim Sippy (40) in the black-white game Saturday. Help is on the way for the Blacks in the form of Ray Fulton (30). p. 6
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University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.58 no.28
v.58 no.28