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The Sunflower, v.57, no.28 (May 7, 1953)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1953-05-07
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Missouri Valley Conference
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.57, no.28, Wichita, Kansas, May 7, 1953 - 8 pages
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Article(s): MVC Spring meet starts today: 6 conference schools clash in 3 sports -- Regents okay plan for city traffic patrol -- Film Society to show pics -- 1st session: summer school pre-registration opens May 4-20 -- Retiring Dean receives honor -- Applications due for staff jobs -- Present music program today -- Spring elections set for May 15 -- Student ballots to help: Select 1953-54 forum speakers -- Ted Young: Showing art works -- YWCA, organizations to honor their mothers -- BWOC dinner to be Monday -- 2 sororities, fraternities set date for spring formulas -- 6 'tapped' for honor women -- Journalism dinner set for May 20 -- Reservation deadline news -- Under whose thumb? -- One first down: WU gridders won most one-side -- Support MVC carnival -- Receives an 'Oscar': Zo department adds alligator -- Shocker varsity, alumni squads will meet in practice finale -- A & M favored in track tests -- Shocks seek links crown -- KMUW to present football broadcast -- To sell unclaimed items -- Cougars rated team to beat -- Seek to end O-Ag control -- 3 university students will give art exhibit -- Better vision: 3-D may aid eyes -- 2 teams menace HU net champs -- Life Insurance Co. will meet seniors -- Student help: Needed in bookstore -- Organized in 1908, MO-Valley is one of the oldest in Midwest -- Eli Romero will sign with Philly Eagles -- This is legal? Dusty Sunflower reveals football's rules for 1900 -- Aggies seek 4th MVC tennis title -- Hup, 2, 3, 4: ROTC units hold field day -- Applications open for supervised teaching -- Veterans' accounts to close May 15 -- Students to take deferment term -- Myra Smith to give recital
Photograph(s): Honor women for 1954 were named last week at May Queen coronation ceremonies. From left to right, they are: Frances Spalding, Epsilon Kappa Rho; Lee Anne McIntosh, Pi Kappa Psi; Shirley Meyers, Sorosis; Dean of Women Grace Wilkie; Pat Terrill, Delta Omega; Marjorie Coover, Alpha Tau Sigma; Marilyn Chamberlain, Pi Kappa Psi. / photo by Eastwood. p. 1 -- Although his name is Oscar, this alligator, a "pet" of the zoo-ology [sic] is not exactly an academy award winner although he does put on some ferocious performances. / photo by Eastwood. p. 4 -- Shocker gridders prepare for the Varsity-Alumni game Saturday with a scrimmage session. Bob Baker (10) carries the ball, while Ray Day (22) comes in for the tackle. / photo by Eastwood. p. 5
Article(s): MVC Spring meet starts today: 6 conference schools clash in 3 sports -- Regents okay plan for city traffic patrol -- Film Society to show pics -- 1st session: summer school pre-registration opens May 4-20 -- Retiring Dean receives honor -- Applications due for staff jobs -- Present music program today -- Spring elections set for May 15 -- Student ballots to help: Select 1953-54 forum speakers -- Ted Young: Showing art works -- YWCA, organizations to honor their mothers -- BWOC dinner to be Monday -- 2 sororities, fraternities set date for spring formulas -- 6 'tapped' for honor women -- Journalism dinner set for May 20 -- Reservation deadline news -- Under whose thumb? -- One first down: WU gridders won most one-side -- Support MVC carnival -- Receives an 'Oscar': Zo department adds alligator -- Shocker varsity, alumni squads will meet in practice finale -- A & M favored in track tests -- Shocks seek links crown -- KMUW to present football broadcast -- To sell unclaimed items -- Cougars rated team to beat -- Seek to end O-Ag control -- 3 university students will give art exhibit -- Better vision: 3-D may aid eyes -- 2 teams menace HU net champs -- Life Insurance Co. will meet seniors -- Student help: Needed in bookstore -- Organized in 1908, MO-Valley is one of the oldest in Midwest -- Eli Romero will sign with Philly Eagles -- This is legal? Dusty Sunflower reveals football's rules for 1900 -- Aggies seek 4th MVC tennis title -- Hup, 2, 3, 4: ROTC units hold field day -- Applications open for supervised teaching -- Veterans' accounts to close May 15 -- Students to take deferment term -- Myra Smith to give recital
Photograph(s): Honor women for 1954 were named last week at May Queen coronation ceremonies. From left to right, they are: Frances Spalding, Epsilon Kappa Rho; Lee Anne McIntosh, Pi Kappa Psi; Shirley Meyers, Sorosis; Dean of Women Grace Wilkie; Pat Terrill, Delta Omega; Marjorie Coover, Alpha Tau Sigma; Marilyn Chamberlain, Pi Kappa Psi. / photo by Eastwood. p. 1 -- Although his name is Oscar, this alligator, a "pet" of the zoo-ology [sic] is not exactly an academy award winner although he does put on some ferocious performances. / photo by Eastwood. p. 4 -- Shocker gridders prepare for the Varsity-Alumni game Saturday with a scrimmage session. Bob Baker (10) carries the ball, while Ray Day (22) comes in for the tackle. / photo by Eastwood. p. 5
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
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Series
The Sunflower
v.57 no.28
v.57 no.28