The Sunflower, v.64, no.13 (October 30, 1959)
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Advisors
Issue Date
1959-10-30
Type
Newspaper
Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Bowling , Steinbauer, Robert A.
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.64, no.13, Wichita, Kansas, October 30, 1959. - 4 pages
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Article(s): 1959 HC Queen to be elected today: One of 6 candidates will wear crown -- Shocks after 1st Valley win at North Texas tomorrow / Tommy Vanderhoofven -- Downs to be given -- Session set for European seminar tour -- Next convo to feature Dr. Nyaradi -- Music prof to give his 1st WU recital / Carol Chambers -- Human relations conference to be held here in March -- WU tool engineers confer tomorrow -- Air trip set for WU cadets -- Perplexed? Counseling service, trained staff ready to help / Jim Collier -- Newman clubs to meet here -- Shocker yearlings score first victory -- Call issued for bowlers -- Two diverse films showing on campus
Photograph(s): In anticipation: One of these six queen hopefuls will reign over Homecoming festivities Nov. 7. Candidates, seated, are Phyllis Richardson and Marilyn Hoagland. Standing (from left to right) are Mary Joan Hiner, Sybil Ingle, Marsha Coover, and Shirley Sears. Election booths are located in the CAC, Neff Hall and the Fine Arts Center. / photo by Keesko Reed. p. 1 -- Miss Helen Poe, world traveler and lecturer, will speak Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. in the FAC Concert Hall. Miss Poe will speak on 'Thoroughfare to Freedom." She recently returned from the Near East. There will be no admission charged. p. 4
Article(s): 1959 HC Queen to be elected today: One of 6 candidates will wear crown -- Shocks after 1st Valley win at North Texas tomorrow / Tommy Vanderhoofven -- Downs to be given -- Session set for European seminar tour -- Next convo to feature Dr. Nyaradi -- Music prof to give his 1st WU recital / Carol Chambers -- Human relations conference to be held here in March -- WU tool engineers confer tomorrow -- Air trip set for WU cadets -- Perplexed? Counseling service, trained staff ready to help / Jim Collier -- Newman clubs to meet here -- Shocker yearlings score first victory -- Call issued for bowlers -- Two diverse films showing on campus
Photograph(s): In anticipation: One of these six queen hopefuls will reign over Homecoming festivities Nov. 7. Candidates, seated, are Phyllis Richardson and Marilyn Hoagland. Standing (from left to right) are Mary Joan Hiner, Sybil Ingle, Marsha Coover, and Shirley Sears. Election booths are located in the CAC, Neff Hall and the Fine Arts Center. / photo by Keesko Reed. p. 1 -- Miss Helen Poe, world traveler and lecturer, will speak Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. in the FAC Concert Hall. Miss Poe will speak on 'Thoroughfare to Freedom." She recently returned from the Near East. There will be no admission charged. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.64 no.13
v.64 no.13