The Sunflower, v.52, no.04 (October 10, 1946)
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1946-10-10
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.52, no.4, Wichita, Kansas, October 10, 1946. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Broadcasts to be piped downtown: Local radio stations may release programs originating on campus -- Speech man is honored -- Wichita Logopedics Institute subject of magazine article -- 'Jinx' is word for Shockers, says Drake football coach / Bill Mendell -- Tunnel work starts soon -- Steinbuchel named Phi Beta Chi head -- I.S.A. names new council -- VA man here -- Directories issued soon -- Campus one of few to have Air R.O.T.C. -- Band room to be built on campus: Approval of plans for $15,000 music building expected from C.P.A. -- GOP's elect J. Harrison -- School spirit -- Down with noise -- International control -- Stoplight needed -- Grad gossip -- Veterans' news -- Typed on a Wednesday / Pete Greenbank -- Managers appointed for opening stage production of year -- Speech contest for veterans to be held -- Show W.U.-K.U. film next week; poor attendance scored -- W.U.-O.C.U. ducats on sale 9 a.m. Tues. -- AT's honor 27 pledges -- Roundabout the campus -- 'Mystic Ball' E.K.P. motif -- Websters have dance -- Pi Alpha Pi frat begins pledgins; plans for house -- Library display has selection of books -- Color is added to walkouts now that frats are back -- Shockers out to win against Drake: Team goes to Des Moines tonight in top shape for night tilt against Bulldogs -- OCU next Shocker home game opponent -- Shockers lose to K.U. -- Plans for wrestling team announced: Trimble to head big program -- Shocker sidelights / Lester Rosen -- Tennis will open soon -- Valley lead held by Tulsa as fourth-week play begins -- Harry Corbin, new assistant professor, has varied talents -- Cards and Sox play fourth series game at Boston today
Photograph(s): Dr. W. M. Jardine, above University president, continues to show steady improvement at his campus home. p. 1 -- Byron C. Collum, University student, shown above, is credited with saving Leon Benward from bleeding to death by his knowledge of first aid. Collum's car struck Leon when the boy ran in front of the car late Monday. p. 3 -- Starting guard at Drake will be Fred Gubitz, 180 pound freshman, from Clearwater, Kans. Gubitz plays at the right guard spot and will probably be called upon tomorrow night at Des Moines, Ia., against the Bulldogs. p. 6
Article(s): Broadcasts to be piped downtown: Local radio stations may release programs originating on campus -- Speech man is honored -- Wichita Logopedics Institute subject of magazine article -- 'Jinx' is word for Shockers, says Drake football coach / Bill Mendell -- Tunnel work starts soon -- Steinbuchel named Phi Beta Chi head -- I.S.A. names new council -- VA man here -- Directories issued soon -- Campus one of few to have Air R.O.T.C. -- Band room to be built on campus: Approval of plans for $15,000 music building expected from C.P.A. -- GOP's elect J. Harrison -- School spirit -- Down with noise -- International control -- Stoplight needed -- Grad gossip -- Veterans' news -- Typed on a Wednesday / Pete Greenbank -- Managers appointed for opening stage production of year -- Speech contest for veterans to be held -- Show W.U.-K.U. film next week; poor attendance scored -- W.U.-O.C.U. ducats on sale 9 a.m. Tues. -- AT's honor 27 pledges -- Roundabout the campus -- 'Mystic Ball' E.K.P. motif -- Websters have dance -- Pi Alpha Pi frat begins pledgins; plans for house -- Library display has selection of books -- Color is added to walkouts now that frats are back -- Shockers out to win against Drake: Team goes to Des Moines tonight in top shape for night tilt against Bulldogs -- OCU next Shocker home game opponent -- Shockers lose to K.U. -- Plans for wrestling team announced: Trimble to head big program -- Shocker sidelights / Lester Rosen -- Tennis will open soon -- Valley lead held by Tulsa as fourth-week play begins -- Harry Corbin, new assistant professor, has varied talents -- Cards and Sox play fourth series game at Boston today
Photograph(s): Dr. W. M. Jardine, above University president, continues to show steady improvement at his campus home. p. 1 -- Byron C. Collum, University student, shown above, is credited with saving Leon Benward from bleeding to death by his knowledge of first aid. Collum's car struck Leon when the boy ran in front of the car late Monday. p. 3 -- Starting guard at Drake will be Fred Gubitz, 180 pound freshman, from Clearwater, Kans. Gubitz plays at the right guard spot and will probably be called upon tomorrow night at Des Moines, Ia., against the Bulldogs. p. 6
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University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.52 no.4
v.52 no.4