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The Sunflower, v.58, no.27 (April 29, 1954)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1954-04-29
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Bernard, David Edwin,Harder, Marvin A. (Marvin Andrew), 1921-1993,Read, Cecil B. (Cecil Byron)
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.58, no.27, Wichita, Kansas, April 29, 1954. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Skits to open May festivities -- Dean gives up duties to teach here full-time -- Hoffmans and Maguire to compete in election -- S. Wright dies at age of 80 -- Monday deadline set for pep applications -- AT's, Gammas top in grades -- Harder receives award -- Issues action for youth call -- Corbin names speaker -- University choir completes tour -- Marriages, engagements told -- Alpha Kappa Delta's to hold initiation -- Wedding season arrives: Processions same -- Best man: Must check groom's dress -- Wedding tips -- Dorm applications due tomorrow noon -- Residence hall coeds, dates to dance in 'Seventh Heaven' -- 2 represent WU at ISA convention -- Senior tenor presents graduate recital -- A matter of question -- Don't relax yet -- Parallel lives: Kindergarten to air force -- Spanish department plans Mexico tour -- Pep reorganization plan approved by council -- Painting selected for lithographic display -- Theater season closes with 'Male Animal' / Ed Andreopoulos -- Deadline extended for publications -- Mitchell, Miller work squads in spring drills -- 4 games give 114-run total -- Hays riflemen win 1st place -- Linksmen top K-State, Tulsa -- All-Star game readied -- Thinclads race to 2 wins -- WU knocks Macs, 8-2 -- Wichita wins 2 in 6-game stand -- Plan to join business frat -- Grad of university is market director -- Pan American Club names two as annual scholarship winners -- Baseball statistics revealed
Photograph(s): Dean Jean F. Baird. p. 1 -- [Connie] Hoffmans; [Max] Maguire. p. 1 -- Dr. James A. McCain. p. 1 -- [illegible] have landed: Shannon Mouthuy (left), sophomore in Liberal Arts is shown holding a Cornell "Schmoo', a souvenir of the National Independent Student's Association Convention, while Esther Jo Fuhlhage, freshman in Education is shown with an official convention folder. / Stan Larson. p. 3 -- Old pals: George Stewart (left) smiles at his old pal Jim Eby with whom he went to kindergarten to University. They were recently stationed to the same Air Force base. / photo by Verne Kling. p. 4 -- Soggy field instructions: Monday afternoon's spring football practice found the squad engaging in heavy scrimmage. Coach Jack Mitchell halts a play to explain a point to, left to right, Ralph Denton, Gil Tatman, Max Bretches, and Willis Towne. p. 6 -- Firing line: A group of Wichita High School North students are shown at the firing line during the annual Wichita University high school rifle match held Saturday. St. Josephs Military Academy was high team with a score of 1,787. p. 6 -- Rattling good photography: Dane Hemenway, (center), from Enid, Okla. shows one of his many 'rattlesnake' pictures to C. H. Rorabaugh (right), of Rorabaugh and Millsap Studio, and Gary E. Millsap (left), instructor of the Press Photography course here, after hi lecture recently to the photography class. / photo by Stan Larson. p. 8
Article(s): Skits to open May festivities -- Dean gives up duties to teach here full-time -- Hoffmans and Maguire to compete in election -- S. Wright dies at age of 80 -- Monday deadline set for pep applications -- AT's, Gammas top in grades -- Harder receives award -- Issues action for youth call -- Corbin names speaker -- University choir completes tour -- Marriages, engagements told -- Alpha Kappa Delta's to hold initiation -- Wedding season arrives: Processions same -- Best man: Must check groom's dress -- Wedding tips -- Dorm applications due tomorrow noon -- Residence hall coeds, dates to dance in 'Seventh Heaven' -- 2 represent WU at ISA convention -- Senior tenor presents graduate recital -- A matter of question -- Don't relax yet -- Parallel lives: Kindergarten to air force -- Spanish department plans Mexico tour -- Pep reorganization plan approved by council -- Painting selected for lithographic display -- Theater season closes with 'Male Animal' / Ed Andreopoulos -- Deadline extended for publications -- Mitchell, Miller work squads in spring drills -- 4 games give 114-run total -- Hays riflemen win 1st place -- Linksmen top K-State, Tulsa -- All-Star game readied -- Thinclads race to 2 wins -- WU knocks Macs, 8-2 -- Wichita wins 2 in 6-game stand -- Plan to join business frat -- Grad of university is market director -- Pan American Club names two as annual scholarship winners -- Baseball statistics revealed
Photograph(s): Dean Jean F. Baird. p. 1 -- [Connie] Hoffmans; [Max] Maguire. p. 1 -- Dr. James A. McCain. p. 1 -- [illegible] have landed: Shannon Mouthuy (left), sophomore in Liberal Arts is shown holding a Cornell "Schmoo', a souvenir of the National Independent Student's Association Convention, while Esther Jo Fuhlhage, freshman in Education is shown with an official convention folder. / Stan Larson. p. 3 -- Old pals: George Stewart (left) smiles at his old pal Jim Eby with whom he went to kindergarten to University. They were recently stationed to the same Air Force base. / photo by Verne Kling. p. 4 -- Soggy field instructions: Monday afternoon's spring football practice found the squad engaging in heavy scrimmage. Coach Jack Mitchell halts a play to explain a point to, left to right, Ralph Denton, Gil Tatman, Max Bretches, and Willis Towne. p. 6 -- Firing line: A group of Wichita High School North students are shown at the firing line during the annual Wichita University high school rifle match held Saturday. St. Josephs Military Academy was high team with a score of 1,787. p. 6 -- Rattling good photography: Dane Hemenway, (center), from Enid, Okla. shows one of his many 'rattlesnake' pictures to C. H. Rorabaugh (right), of Rorabaugh and Millsap Studio, and Gary E. Millsap (left), instructor of the Press Photography course here, after hi lecture recently to the photography class. / photo by Stan Larson. p. 8
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.58 no.27
v.58 no.27