The Sunflower, v.59, no.08 (November 4, 1954)
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1954-11-04
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.59, no.8, Wichita, Kansas, November 4, 1954 - 12 pages
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Article(s): Ground broken; Fieldhouse work now underway -- Cadets to sing at convocation -- Profs' articles appear in print -- Board okays new chapter -- Booster trip refund available, Nov. 4-10 -- Record number of alumni return for homecoming -- Mrs. [Kathlein] Edmiston is new regent -- In aluminum and iron: Class of '54 leaves mark -- Absent minded?: Prof loses auto -- First class honor rating awarded Sunflower by ACP -- Foreign students attend homecoming dance -- 15th exhibit to be held -- 24 high school bands here Saturday for annual program -- 18 students of 12 countries are enrolled in 7 fields here -- Musicians plan 3 productiosn -- Chori, orchestra present six-selection concert -- '54 grad at Chicago U. -- A pint of blood, a life saved -- Education week 1954 -- Dean's notes and quotes: Pebble pup to rockhound / Dr. John Ryland -- Hats off to half-time entertainment -- 9-power London agreement creates new role for Europe / Ed Andreopoulos -- The reader speaks: Notes omission of concert story -- Geology prof honored with scholarship fund -- 2 to attend state meet -- Journalism: Enrollment rises -- New hours: to sell old books -- Honor women plan workshop -- Royalty reigns at game -- Queen hailed with gifts -- KMUW house party -- Sorority homecoming floats cause trials and tribulations / Sharon Foster -- Shhh!: Find noisy fabrics -- Bison here Saturday -- Miller begins drills for cage opener Dec. 7 -- Mural grid play ends today -- Psychology prof speaks to student nurse ass'n. -- Sippy gains in MVC race -- Mitchellmen snare Valley lead -- Houston Cougars beaten in defensive battle -- Gammas vs. Websters: 'Keg Battle' set for Nov. 2 -- Sikes wins honor award -- Victory over Houston boost record 2-0 -- To attend AUU meet -- Army ROTC gives party -- Spelling...to a degree -- Prof. Cowgill speaks at meeting of guild
Also Includes: The Sunflower Literary Review: Book shelf: Prevalent problem -- A ladle, a cradle... / Lee Streiff -- Two poems / David Wright -- Modern art and Mr. Mits / Carolyn Mitchel -- The window / Jim Lyle -- The wonders of sleep -- Four poems: Brief speculation; letter to mr cummins; Melancholy dispelled; Time is the place / Geraldine Hammond -- Others say...
Photograph(s): Float winners: Alpha Tau Sigma's float (top) took the first place women's trophy with the theme, "Boil 'em in Their Own Oil." Phi Upsilon Sigma fraternity won first place in the men's division with "I Thot I Saw a Putty Cat." p. 1 -- Ike's approach: Seyong Kim demonstrates her mimick of Ike's putting approach to Liv Johannssen, Kanik Tokatlian, Calil F. Farha, Pres. Corbin, Chin Hyuk Kim, C. E. Rao, and Arman Seri at the Corbin home after the foreign students' dinner. p. 2 -- Dr. Ver Wiebe. p. 8 -- Royalty reigns: Jeanine Joseph, standing with her escort Dale Richmond, was crowned as Homecoming Queen of 1954 by Tom orr, president of the Alumni association. p. 9 -- Cage mentor Ralph Miller. p. 10 -- Denton makes key block: Guard Ralph Denton is shown after he made a key block for fullback Frank Brannen in the Houston-Shocker clash last Saturday. Denton moves on to pave the way for needed yards. / photo by [Howard] Eastwood. p. 11
Article(s): Ground broken; Fieldhouse work now underway -- Cadets to sing at convocation -- Profs' articles appear in print -- Board okays new chapter -- Booster trip refund available, Nov. 4-10 -- Record number of alumni return for homecoming -- Mrs. [Kathlein] Edmiston is new regent -- In aluminum and iron: Class of '54 leaves mark -- Absent minded?: Prof loses auto -- First class honor rating awarded Sunflower by ACP -- Foreign students attend homecoming dance -- 15th exhibit to be held -- 24 high school bands here Saturday for annual program -- 18 students of 12 countries are enrolled in 7 fields here -- Musicians plan 3 productiosn -- Chori, orchestra present six-selection concert -- '54 grad at Chicago U. -- A pint of blood, a life saved -- Education week 1954 -- Dean's notes and quotes: Pebble pup to rockhound / Dr. John Ryland -- Hats off to half-time entertainment -- 9-power London agreement creates new role for Europe / Ed Andreopoulos -- The reader speaks: Notes omission of concert story -- Geology prof honored with scholarship fund -- 2 to attend state meet -- Journalism: Enrollment rises -- New hours: to sell old books -- Honor women plan workshop -- Royalty reigns at game -- Queen hailed with gifts -- KMUW house party -- Sorority homecoming floats cause trials and tribulations / Sharon Foster -- Shhh!: Find noisy fabrics -- Bison here Saturday -- Miller begins drills for cage opener Dec. 7 -- Mural grid play ends today -- Psychology prof speaks to student nurse ass'n. -- Sippy gains in MVC race -- Mitchellmen snare Valley lead -- Houston Cougars beaten in defensive battle -- Gammas vs. Websters: 'Keg Battle' set for Nov. 2 -- Sikes wins honor award -- Victory over Houston boost record 2-0 -- To attend AUU meet -- Army ROTC gives party -- Spelling...to a degree -- Prof. Cowgill speaks at meeting of guild
Also Includes: The Sunflower Literary Review: Book shelf: Prevalent problem -- A ladle, a cradle... / Lee Streiff -- Two poems / David Wright -- Modern art and Mr. Mits / Carolyn Mitchel -- The window / Jim Lyle -- The wonders of sleep -- Four poems: Brief speculation; letter to mr cummins; Melancholy dispelled; Time is the place / Geraldine Hammond -- Others say...
Photograph(s): Float winners: Alpha Tau Sigma's float (top) took the first place women's trophy with the theme, "Boil 'em in Their Own Oil." Phi Upsilon Sigma fraternity won first place in the men's division with "I Thot I Saw a Putty Cat." p. 1 -- Ike's approach: Seyong Kim demonstrates her mimick of Ike's putting approach to Liv Johannssen, Kanik Tokatlian, Calil F. Farha, Pres. Corbin, Chin Hyuk Kim, C. E. Rao, and Arman Seri at the Corbin home after the foreign students' dinner. p. 2 -- Dr. Ver Wiebe. p. 8 -- Royalty reigns: Jeanine Joseph, standing with her escort Dale Richmond, was crowned as Homecoming Queen of 1954 by Tom orr, president of the Alumni association. p. 9 -- Cage mentor Ralph Miller. p. 10 -- Denton makes key block: Guard Ralph Denton is shown after he made a key block for fullback Frank Brannen in the Houston-Shocker clash last Saturday. Denton moves on to pave the way for needed yards. / photo by [Howard] Eastwood. p. 11
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University of Wichita
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Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.59 no.8
v.59 no.8