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The Sunflower, v.58, no.19 (February 25, 1954)
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Sunflower 02-25-1954
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Wichita, Kansas
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1954-02-25
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Radio stations,WUCR,Wheatshockers (mascot),Moorehead, Agnes, 1906-1974
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.58, no.19, Wichita, Kansas, February 25, 1954. - 6 pages
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Article(s): FM station adds AM dorm beam -- 'Redhead' is here tonight -- Local group to stage play -- Concert band tours Kansas high schools -- '54 May Day set Apr. 30 -- Sunflower plans to start monthly literary section -- Dean reveals 5 honor men -- Blood drive slated here -- WUCR schedule -- 5 attend IRC conference -- Bashford's band to play for HYM dance Feb. 27 -- ISA sets date for annual dance -- Geologists plan trip -- Newman group to join in nation-wide [sic] observance / Shirley Coombs -- Grad sends Jap doll -- Rush-Bayer Troth is announced here -- Good luck, Shockers! -- Grad couple revisit campus -- Team name stemmed from summer jobs / Bettie Lou Magruder -- Shockers remain in Valley race: Cougars fall in 86-81 in home court stand -- Shocks shake Billikens here -- Frosh beat Hutch, 86-87 -- Meet your Shockers: Prep rivals now teammates / Daryle Klassen -- Links team makes plans
Photograph(s): Concert broadcast: The Wichita Symphony Concert, Feb. 8 was one of the many types of programs broadcast by station KMUW. Left to right are Tom Brinton, program director; James L. Kerr, associate professor of band; and Jack Parker, engineer. p. 1 -- Transmitter installed: A low-output transmitter for station WUCK was installed in the Women's Dorm, this week, by Jack Parker, station engineer. p. 1 -- Review script: Going over the script for a future broadcast are Gregg Gamer, seated, WUCR manager; Jack Parker, engineer, left; and Bill Dunlap, program director. p. 1 -- Belle candidates: Representing their organizations in the 'Belle of the Ball' contest are left to right, Carolyn Cates, Alpha Tau; Judy Vail, Kappa Rho; Kathy Blocker, Delta Omega; and Maribeth Shellenberger, Dormitory. Other candidates not pictured are Janice Coffman, Pi Kap; Sharon Trone, Sorosis; and Gail Sheldon, ISA. p. 2 -- Just waiting to snare a rebound in the Wichita-St. Louis game last Thursday night are Cleo Littleton, left; Dick Boushka, Billikin high point man; and Don Laketa, right. The Wheatshockers cinched second place in the Missouri Valley by drowning the Billikins, 79-73. p. 5
Article(s): FM station adds AM dorm beam -- 'Redhead' is here tonight -- Local group to stage play -- Concert band tours Kansas high schools -- '54 May Day set Apr. 30 -- Sunflower plans to start monthly literary section -- Dean reveals 5 honor men -- Blood drive slated here -- WUCR schedule -- 5 attend IRC conference -- Bashford's band to play for HYM dance Feb. 27 -- ISA sets date for annual dance -- Geologists plan trip -- Newman group to join in nation-wide [sic] observance / Shirley Coombs -- Grad sends Jap doll -- Rush-Bayer Troth is announced here -- Good luck, Shockers! -- Grad couple revisit campus -- Team name stemmed from summer jobs / Bettie Lou Magruder -- Shockers remain in Valley race: Cougars fall in 86-81 in home court stand -- Shocks shake Billikens here -- Frosh beat Hutch, 86-87 -- Meet your Shockers: Prep rivals now teammates / Daryle Klassen -- Links team makes plans
Photograph(s): Concert broadcast: The Wichita Symphony Concert, Feb. 8 was one of the many types of programs broadcast by station KMUW. Left to right are Tom Brinton, program director; James L. Kerr, associate professor of band; and Jack Parker, engineer. p. 1 -- Transmitter installed: A low-output transmitter for station WUCK was installed in the Women's Dorm, this week, by Jack Parker, station engineer. p. 1 -- Review script: Going over the script for a future broadcast are Gregg Gamer, seated, WUCR manager; Jack Parker, engineer, left; and Bill Dunlap, program director. p. 1 -- Belle candidates: Representing their organizations in the 'Belle of the Ball' contest are left to right, Carolyn Cates, Alpha Tau; Judy Vail, Kappa Rho; Kathy Blocker, Delta Omega; and Maribeth Shellenberger, Dormitory. Other candidates not pictured are Janice Coffman, Pi Kap; Sharon Trone, Sorosis; and Gail Sheldon, ISA. p. 2 -- Just waiting to snare a rebound in the Wichita-St. Louis game last Thursday night are Cleo Littleton, left; Dick Boushka, Billikin high point man; and Don Laketa, right. The Wheatshockers cinched second place in the Missouri Valley by drowning the Billikins, 79-73. p. 5
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.58 no.19
v.58 no.19