The Sunflower, v.52, no.01 (September 19, 1946)
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Issue Date
1946-09-19
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Radio stations -- Station WU , Shocker Stadium
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.52, no.1. Wichita, Kansas, September 19, 1946. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Students go to polls Friday: Election to be held tomorrow -- Coalitions name eight candidates; announce fall party platform -- Booster trip is planned -- They're even standing in line to get rid of their money -- Swing bands on campus -- Varsity Sue and Sam chosen at first all-school mixer -- Stage play is planned -- Station WU will start this month -- Enrollment hits 2600 -- To hold pep rally Friday -- Speakers at forum told -- Welcome freshmen -- Veterans Field reality -- Grad gossip -- Graham bars all spectators from practice sessions -- Typed on a Wednesday / Pete Greenbank -- National campus news -- Dr. Jardine is showing steady gain -- Cautious motoring is urged -- Young GOP's plan for state meeting -- Students to appear on radio program -- Three scholarship winners attend W.U. -- A weekend at the Blue Moon / Bob Munroe -- Varsity has rural motif -- Married students may buy activity ticket for wives -- Editor is ready for yearbook snapshots -- Fraternities set record this fall with 213 pledges -- Sororities and frat obtain new houses -- Pep organizations ready for big year -- Roundabout the campus -- New schedule opens for medical tests -- Pledging 79 campus women opens fall social season -- Sorosis mortgage burned in ceremony -- Shockers face tough grid year -- Shocker sidelights / Lester Rosen -- New marching band will appear Friday -- Radio stations KANS, KFH, KVOO will air W.U.-Tulsa grid tilt -- Shockers battle Tulsa Saturday: Shockers to meet tough five-time bowl team in 1946 season opener -- Plan intramural season Tuesday -- Trimble and Warren are new coaches -- Veterans hospital men will see games
Photograph(s): Pat Taylor and Jay Galloway. p. 1 -- Bill Smith will head freshman activities during the coming year as a result of the recent freshman election. Pictured above from left to right, seated, are Smith and Kay Brown, freshman women's Student Council representative. Standing are Charles Elliott, treasurer, Dick Mullen, secretary, Howard Current, freshman men's Student Council representative, and Gerald Ramsey, vice president. p. 4 -- Two of the men to be counted on heavily in Saturaday's game will be Shocker Fullback Fred Silverthorn, top photo, and Linwood Sexton, left halfback, below. p. 7
Article(s): Students go to polls Friday: Election to be held tomorrow -- Coalitions name eight candidates; announce fall party platform -- Booster trip is planned -- They're even standing in line to get rid of their money -- Swing bands on campus -- Varsity Sue and Sam chosen at first all-school mixer -- Stage play is planned -- Station WU will start this month -- Enrollment hits 2600 -- To hold pep rally Friday -- Speakers at forum told -- Welcome freshmen -- Veterans Field reality -- Grad gossip -- Graham bars all spectators from practice sessions -- Typed on a Wednesday / Pete Greenbank -- National campus news -- Dr. Jardine is showing steady gain -- Cautious motoring is urged -- Young GOP's plan for state meeting -- Students to appear on radio program -- Three scholarship winners attend W.U. -- A weekend at the Blue Moon / Bob Munroe -- Varsity has rural motif -- Married students may buy activity ticket for wives -- Editor is ready for yearbook snapshots -- Fraternities set record this fall with 213 pledges -- Sororities and frat obtain new houses -- Pep organizations ready for big year -- Roundabout the campus -- New schedule opens for medical tests -- Pledging 79 campus women opens fall social season -- Sorosis mortgage burned in ceremony -- Shockers face tough grid year -- Shocker sidelights / Lester Rosen -- New marching band will appear Friday -- Radio stations KANS, KFH, KVOO will air W.U.-Tulsa grid tilt -- Shockers battle Tulsa Saturday: Shockers to meet tough five-time bowl team in 1946 season opener -- Plan intramural season Tuesday -- Trimble and Warren are new coaches -- Veterans hospital men will see games
Photograph(s): Pat Taylor and Jay Galloway. p. 1 -- Bill Smith will head freshman activities during the coming year as a result of the recent freshman election. Pictured above from left to right, seated, are Smith and Kay Brown, freshman women's Student Council representative. Standing are Charles Elliott, treasurer, Dick Mullen, secretary, Howard Current, freshman men's Student Council representative, and Gerald Ramsey, vice president. p. 4 -- Two of the men to be counted on heavily in Saturaday's game will be Shocker Fullback Fred Silverthorn, top photo, and Linwood Sexton, left halfback, below. p. 7
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.52 no.1
v.52 no.1