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The Sunflower, v.57, no.05 (October 9, 1952)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1952-10-09
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Homecoming,Radio stations,National Association Educational Broadcasters (NAEB) Tape Network,Reserve Officers' Training Corps (R.O.T.C.),Walter H. Beech Squadron,Shocker Stadium,Arnold Air Society,Duerksen Fine Arts Center
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.57, no.5, Wichita, Kansas, October 9, 1952. - 12 pages
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Article(s): Homecoming begins tomorrow: Queen Welsh reigns during 2-day event -- 'Happy Time' cast named -- To study plans of art center -- Swedish ambassador to US will speak on forum program -- Love that sun! California choice of WU graduates; 336 living there -- Six-concert series to open Sunday -- Average couple contest closes -- 'Skylark' tryouts to begin today -- Homecoming festivities will take over campus -- 2 YMCA members speak at meeting -- Groups elect new officers -- Welsh to be Queen at home coming [sic] -- Club corner: Wheaties members asked to meet Saturday evening -- Art instructors will show work -- Lupton to head Home Ec meet -- Carter scholarship -- Annual homecoming at WU Saturday; many expected -- January, June weddings set -- Benefit ball to aid city boys; ISA to sponsor dance Oct. 17 -- Methodist sorority started on campus -- Remember Mrs. O'Leary? -- Homecoming, 1952 -- Employ the handicapped -- Survey reveals: TV may change local living ways when it arrives -- City goes all out to observe fire prevention week 1952 -- The reader speaks: Letters question accuracy, propose club / Virginia McDonald, Melvin H. Snyder, Jr. -- Homecoming mellows with age but retains much early color -- YWCA commissions plan many fall, winter service activities -- 5 Logo grads take positions -- KMUW: Station needs help -- Coed has time for parties; Her job is giving them -- Five from staff to Library meet -- Additional sales help needed in bookstore -- Grad gets combat badge -- Crum speaks to accountants -- 'Beech squadron": Air society picks new name -- WU seniors eligible for $2,500 'Academic Freedom' essay prize -- 'Ugly Man' day set for Oct. 17 -- Board names ad assistant -- Mlle. contest is now open -- Award offered for history paper -- 6 state candidates to speak at forum -- Services at institute held every Sunday -- Herman is named new psych head -- These Shockers meet tough 'Pokes -- KMUW linked with 70 stations through educational network -- WU dumps Bradley, 13-0 -- Shockers hit first victory -- Romero second in MVC rushing -- Munie basketball scheduled -- WRA tennis meet moves into finals -- New P.E. instructor added -- Wheatshockers: Early WU teams earned nickname in harvest fields -- Every LSU gridder will receive letter -- WU to host Oklahoma Aggies in homecoming tilt Saturday -- WU wins 1, ties 1 in Aggie series -- He's a traveling man...Scout keeps on go: Hamilton / Bill Stinchomb -- Phi Sig bees lead 'murals -- A and M freshmen trim WU frosh -- Zellers out for season -- Band presents gay 90's revue -- Set new draft deferment tests for Dec. 4, '52; April 23, '53 -- Powell, Hartman to air conference -- Lecture series begins Tuesday -- Pi Kapp, Phi Sigs: Win '51 homecoming -- WU bureau finds 600 grads jobs
Photograph(s): A high blaze and high spirits will be displayed by University students tomorrow night as they gather around the traditional bonfire which is lighted [sic] before major games every year. The above picture was taken of a former Homecoming fire. p. 1 -- Diane Welsh. p. 1 -- Student council every Monday evening at 6 meets in the redecorated Board of Regents room in the Ad Building. Shown (left to right) during meeting Monday night are Pat Basom, Frances Spaulding, Russel Watson, Max McGuire, Ted Poulson, Doran O'Neal, Larry Jones, Joan Harris, Paul Curry, Anita Dinsmore, Sara Goeller, and Gynith Giffin. Council member Ron Summers was not present. Miss Spaulding, Miss Dinsmore, McGuire, Poulson, and Summers were elected to the council two weeks ago. p. 1 -- Checking a poster for the forthcoming Independent Students' Association Benefit Ball are (left to right) Tom Poulson and Rosalyn Newport, in charge of ticket sales for the dance; and Annesley Hopkins, chairman of the dance committee. p. 3 -- Dr. F. L. Whan. p. 4 -- Discussing the new Walter H. Beech squadron at the University are Capt. Lewis T. Johnson, faculty sponsor of the group; Olive Ann Beech, president of Beech Aircraft Corp., and Jack Beaver, representing the new society. The squadron is the Wichita chapter of the national air science fraternity, Arnold Air Society. p. 8 -- Scene of Homecoming game Saturday: Veterans' Field, located on the north side of the University of Wichita campus, will be the site of the annual Homecoming football game with Oklahoma A. and M. The stadium will seat around 10,000 spectators. p. 9 -- Bob Carlson, University of Wichita football coach, will direct the Shockers in their Homecoming football tilt with the Oklahoma Aggies. p. 10 -- Wichita's Wheatshockers listen to Coach Bob Carlson as he gives them pointers on the Oklahoma A. and M. Cowpokes. The Aggies will meet the Shockers Saturday night in Veterans' Field. p. 11
Article(s): Homecoming begins tomorrow: Queen Welsh reigns during 2-day event -- 'Happy Time' cast named -- To study plans of art center -- Swedish ambassador to US will speak on forum program -- Love that sun! California choice of WU graduates; 336 living there -- Six-concert series to open Sunday -- Average couple contest closes -- 'Skylark' tryouts to begin today -- Homecoming festivities will take over campus -- 2 YMCA members speak at meeting -- Groups elect new officers -- Welsh to be Queen at home coming [sic] -- Club corner: Wheaties members asked to meet Saturday evening -- Art instructors will show work -- Lupton to head Home Ec meet -- Carter scholarship -- Annual homecoming at WU Saturday; many expected -- January, June weddings set -- Benefit ball to aid city boys; ISA to sponsor dance Oct. 17 -- Methodist sorority started on campus -- Remember Mrs. O'Leary? -- Homecoming, 1952 -- Employ the handicapped -- Survey reveals: TV may change local living ways when it arrives -- City goes all out to observe fire prevention week 1952 -- The reader speaks: Letters question accuracy, propose club / Virginia McDonald, Melvin H. Snyder, Jr. -- Homecoming mellows with age but retains much early color -- YWCA commissions plan many fall, winter service activities -- 5 Logo grads take positions -- KMUW: Station needs help -- Coed has time for parties; Her job is giving them -- Five from staff to Library meet -- Additional sales help needed in bookstore -- Grad gets combat badge -- Crum speaks to accountants -- 'Beech squadron": Air society picks new name -- WU seniors eligible for $2,500 'Academic Freedom' essay prize -- 'Ugly Man' day set for Oct. 17 -- Board names ad assistant -- Mlle. contest is now open -- Award offered for history paper -- 6 state candidates to speak at forum -- Services at institute held every Sunday -- Herman is named new psych head -- These Shockers meet tough 'Pokes -- KMUW linked with 70 stations through educational network -- WU dumps Bradley, 13-0 -- Shockers hit first victory -- Romero second in MVC rushing -- Munie basketball scheduled -- WRA tennis meet moves into finals -- New P.E. instructor added -- Wheatshockers: Early WU teams earned nickname in harvest fields -- Every LSU gridder will receive letter -- WU to host Oklahoma Aggies in homecoming tilt Saturday -- WU wins 1, ties 1 in Aggie series -- He's a traveling man...Scout keeps on go: Hamilton / Bill Stinchomb -- Phi Sig bees lead 'murals -- A and M freshmen trim WU frosh -- Zellers out for season -- Band presents gay 90's revue -- Set new draft deferment tests for Dec. 4, '52; April 23, '53 -- Powell, Hartman to air conference -- Lecture series begins Tuesday -- Pi Kapp, Phi Sigs: Win '51 homecoming -- WU bureau finds 600 grads jobs
Photograph(s): A high blaze and high spirits will be displayed by University students tomorrow night as they gather around the traditional bonfire which is lighted [sic] before major games every year. The above picture was taken of a former Homecoming fire. p. 1 -- Diane Welsh. p. 1 -- Student council every Monday evening at 6 meets in the redecorated Board of Regents room in the Ad Building. Shown (left to right) during meeting Monday night are Pat Basom, Frances Spaulding, Russel Watson, Max McGuire, Ted Poulson, Doran O'Neal, Larry Jones, Joan Harris, Paul Curry, Anita Dinsmore, Sara Goeller, and Gynith Giffin. Council member Ron Summers was not present. Miss Spaulding, Miss Dinsmore, McGuire, Poulson, and Summers were elected to the council two weeks ago. p. 1 -- Checking a poster for the forthcoming Independent Students' Association Benefit Ball are (left to right) Tom Poulson and Rosalyn Newport, in charge of ticket sales for the dance; and Annesley Hopkins, chairman of the dance committee. p. 3 -- Dr. F. L. Whan. p. 4 -- Discussing the new Walter H. Beech squadron at the University are Capt. Lewis T. Johnson, faculty sponsor of the group; Olive Ann Beech, president of Beech Aircraft Corp., and Jack Beaver, representing the new society. The squadron is the Wichita chapter of the national air science fraternity, Arnold Air Society. p. 8 -- Scene of Homecoming game Saturday: Veterans' Field, located on the north side of the University of Wichita campus, will be the site of the annual Homecoming football game with Oklahoma A. and M. The stadium will seat around 10,000 spectators. p. 9 -- Bob Carlson, University of Wichita football coach, will direct the Shockers in their Homecoming football tilt with the Oklahoma Aggies. p. 10 -- Wichita's Wheatshockers listen to Coach Bob Carlson as he gives them pointers on the Oklahoma A. and M. Cowpokes. The Aggies will meet the Shockers Saturday night in Veterans' Field. p. 11
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.57 no.5
v.57 no.5