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The Sunflower, v.52, no.19 (February 20, 1947)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1947-02-20
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Youth Symphony Orchestra,Student Union building,Davis, Earl
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.52, no.19, Wichita, Kansas, February 20, 1947. - 12 pages
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Article(s): I.S.A. varsity will be held on Saturday -- Art exhibit opens today -- ROTC will choose new honor colonel; tradition renewed -- Geology classes view fossils near Augusta -- Eastern school devises new plan for physical education -- Martin Rice is appointed -- Vacancy is filled in botany department -- Psychologists plan meeting -- Student Forum audience to hear Carl Van Doren in auditorium tonight -- Date set for symphony -- Burrell quits Parnassus -- Buildings aid to University -- Vets' speech contest open -- Smoking problem -- Grad gossip / Mickey McCoy -- Veterans' news / Dean Campbell -- Typed on a Wednesday / Bill Mendell -- New at the Library -- Casts named in operettas -- College majors chart to help students select study courses -- Rosen to broadcast college sports news -- Student passes test to earn C.P.A. title -- Calm down, prof. urges -- Bill before legislature -- Dr. Davis receives high praise on book from Carl Sandburg -- McKinley expects big class this summer -- Roundabout the campus -- Pledge lists announced -- London talk cancelled -- Batt to head Young G.O.P. club activities -- Chips guests at tea today -- Budget-wise coeds have fance clothes in their wardrobes -- Awards and titles presented men at HYM dance Saturday -- Radio club pictures to be taken Friday -- Wrestling tourney starts here Wednesday -- Hustler five holds lead -- Students will get awards -- Six women entered in archery contest -- Shocker sidelights / Lester Rosen -- Grid equipment to be issued next Monday -- Winning freshman cage team is gaining valuable experience -- Gridmen, wrestlers recommended for varsity awards -- Shockers seek revenge for previous losses in meetings with Tulsa, K-State teams -- Beal ranks eighth in Valley scoring -- Cagers drop two games -- Vets offered new course -- Dates sold Friday to give aid and relief to foreign students -- W.U. choir has concert -- Students must take medical examination -- Employees in school machine shop have worthwhile hobbies -- Bookstore manager for past 20 years will resign May 1
Photograph(s): The University of Wichita A Cappella Choir, directed by Harold A. Decker, professor and head of the vocal department, will present a concert at the University Auditorium tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. p. 1 -- Barbara Mitchell, sophomore, pictured above, represented the University of Wichita at the University of Kansas Student Union Day last Saturday. p. 4 -- Vinita Hood and Bob Simpson. p. 5 -- Galen Christian and Charlene Parrott. p. 5
Includes Collegiate Digest, Volume 12, Issue 8: Photograph(s): Henry Gobble, calf roping at the dedication of Milton Arena at New Mexico A and M. p. 9 -- $2,000,000 fire razes Syracuse University gym: When fire broke out in Archbold gymnasium at Syracuse University, Tom Decker, production director of the school radio station, was on hand to get an on-the-spot interview with Fire Chief Frank Savage. p. 9 -- (Above) Flames spurted from all sides and refused to be controlled as firemen poured water on in vain. (Below) The following morning found the building gutted and covered with layers of ice. p. 9 -- 'Chug Buggy': Solving the transportation problem was easy for John Wentworth, electrical engineering student at the University of Maine. Here Pauline Marcous gets ready to take off in the modern tricycle. p. 9 -- Twin daughters of Bob Savage, Colorado State College basketball star, held by their father. p. 10 -- University of Kentucky journalism students are shown as they check the first edition as it rolls off the press. Judy Johnson, left, and Nancy Shinnick. p. 10 -- This modern dance routine entitled "Nightmare" was part of the Junior Show at Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass. p. 10 -- Unknown trap setters at Michigan State College planned a wet reception for a roommate in the men's dorm, but unknown to them Bill Ochs caught them in the act. p. 10 -- Students at the California Institute of Technology did their best to present a true picture of the "sunshine state" during their annual "Mudeo." Object of the contest was to carry the tire from the middle of the mudhole over the opponents goal. p. 10 -- Sir John Balfour, at University of Omaha. He is pictured sitting on the floor with Patricia Smith while Michael Korman, Beverly Wodd and Gloria Parker are seated behind them. p. 10 -- Getting in shape for the Poughkeepsie Regatta are members of the University of Pennsylvania eight-oared crew, (reading from front to back) Bill Marran, Ed Smith, Frank Hughes, Al Lucas, Larry Murdoch, Clay Boardman, Elmer Heinel and Larry Auslander. Coach Rusty Callow is setting the pace at right. p. 11 -- A stock prop of the old neighborhood photographer came to light recently at Occidental College, Los Angleles, Calif., when a publicity man dug out a pony to publicize a school barbecue. Left to right are Nancy Beach, Louise Bohn and friend and Jean Henderson. p. 11 -- Aviation supplies were dramatically displayed at New York University when a manufacturer flew his DC-4 "Sky Merchant" into town. Members of the school of retailing found this a real answer to the classroom shortage. Explaining the latest selling techniques is Prof. C.B. McMath. p. 11 -- Beloit College solves campus housing: Four coeds walking in front of the college's new dorm, Centennial Hall. p. 12 -- Student veterans Ted Miles and Hahnfeldt and their families are busy moving into former army barracks which have been set up on campus. p. 12 -- At Central College, Fayette, Mo., stands the huge figure, "Little [ineligible]," represented Central athletes and was constructed as part of a victory celebration. p. 12 -- Principal speakers at the National Collegiate Athletic association convention in New York were J.L. Morrill, president of the University of Minnesota; Karl E. Leib, president of the University of Iowa, and Richard Harlow, Harvard, president of the American Football Coaches association. p. 12 -- Handsomely robed King Wenceslas and his comely assistants, Eloise Walsh and Norma Richards, showed no lack of dignity when they stood guard over the tradition Boar's Head at Bradley College's all-university sing fest. The king is Cardon V. Burnham, associate dean. p. 12
Article(s): I.S.A. varsity will be held on Saturday -- Art exhibit opens today -- ROTC will choose new honor colonel; tradition renewed -- Geology classes view fossils near Augusta -- Eastern school devises new plan for physical education -- Martin Rice is appointed -- Vacancy is filled in botany department -- Psychologists plan meeting -- Student Forum audience to hear Carl Van Doren in auditorium tonight -- Date set for symphony -- Burrell quits Parnassus -- Buildings aid to University -- Vets' speech contest open -- Smoking problem -- Grad gossip / Mickey McCoy -- Veterans' news / Dean Campbell -- Typed on a Wednesday / Bill Mendell -- New at the Library -- Casts named in operettas -- College majors chart to help students select study courses -- Rosen to broadcast college sports news -- Student passes test to earn C.P.A. title -- Calm down, prof. urges -- Bill before legislature -- Dr. Davis receives high praise on book from Carl Sandburg -- McKinley expects big class this summer -- Roundabout the campus -- Pledge lists announced -- London talk cancelled -- Batt to head Young G.O.P. club activities -- Chips guests at tea today -- Budget-wise coeds have fance clothes in their wardrobes -- Awards and titles presented men at HYM dance Saturday -- Radio club pictures to be taken Friday -- Wrestling tourney starts here Wednesday -- Hustler five holds lead -- Students will get awards -- Six women entered in archery contest -- Shocker sidelights / Lester Rosen -- Grid equipment to be issued next Monday -- Winning freshman cage team is gaining valuable experience -- Gridmen, wrestlers recommended for varsity awards -- Shockers seek revenge for previous losses in meetings with Tulsa, K-State teams -- Beal ranks eighth in Valley scoring -- Cagers drop two games -- Vets offered new course -- Dates sold Friday to give aid and relief to foreign students -- W.U. choir has concert -- Students must take medical examination -- Employees in school machine shop have worthwhile hobbies -- Bookstore manager for past 20 years will resign May 1
Photograph(s): The University of Wichita A Cappella Choir, directed by Harold A. Decker, professor and head of the vocal department, will present a concert at the University Auditorium tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. p. 1 -- Barbara Mitchell, sophomore, pictured above, represented the University of Wichita at the University of Kansas Student Union Day last Saturday. p. 4 -- Vinita Hood and Bob Simpson. p. 5 -- Galen Christian and Charlene Parrott. p. 5
Includes Collegiate Digest, Volume 12, Issue 8: Photograph(s): Henry Gobble, calf roping at the dedication of Milton Arena at New Mexico A and M. p. 9 -- $2,000,000 fire razes Syracuse University gym: When fire broke out in Archbold gymnasium at Syracuse University, Tom Decker, production director of the school radio station, was on hand to get an on-the-spot interview with Fire Chief Frank Savage. p. 9 -- (Above) Flames spurted from all sides and refused to be controlled as firemen poured water on in vain. (Below) The following morning found the building gutted and covered with layers of ice. p. 9 -- 'Chug Buggy': Solving the transportation problem was easy for John Wentworth, electrical engineering student at the University of Maine. Here Pauline Marcous gets ready to take off in the modern tricycle. p. 9 -- Twin daughters of Bob Savage, Colorado State College basketball star, held by their father. p. 10 -- University of Kentucky journalism students are shown as they check the first edition as it rolls off the press. Judy Johnson, left, and Nancy Shinnick. p. 10 -- This modern dance routine entitled "Nightmare" was part of the Junior Show at Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass. p. 10 -- Unknown trap setters at Michigan State College planned a wet reception for a roommate in the men's dorm, but unknown to them Bill Ochs caught them in the act. p. 10 -- Students at the California Institute of Technology did their best to present a true picture of the "sunshine state" during their annual "Mudeo." Object of the contest was to carry the tire from the middle of the mudhole over the opponents goal. p. 10 -- Sir John Balfour, at University of Omaha. He is pictured sitting on the floor with Patricia Smith while Michael Korman, Beverly Wodd and Gloria Parker are seated behind them. p. 10 -- Getting in shape for the Poughkeepsie Regatta are members of the University of Pennsylvania eight-oared crew, (reading from front to back) Bill Marran, Ed Smith, Frank Hughes, Al Lucas, Larry Murdoch, Clay Boardman, Elmer Heinel and Larry Auslander. Coach Rusty Callow is setting the pace at right. p. 11 -- A stock prop of the old neighborhood photographer came to light recently at Occidental College, Los Angleles, Calif., when a publicity man dug out a pony to publicize a school barbecue. Left to right are Nancy Beach, Louise Bohn and friend and Jean Henderson. p. 11 -- Aviation supplies were dramatically displayed at New York University when a manufacturer flew his DC-4 "Sky Merchant" into town. Members of the school of retailing found this a real answer to the classroom shortage. Explaining the latest selling techniques is Prof. C.B. McMath. p. 11 -- Beloit College solves campus housing: Four coeds walking in front of the college's new dorm, Centennial Hall. p. 12 -- Student veterans Ted Miles and Hahnfeldt and their families are busy moving into former army barracks which have been set up on campus. p. 12 -- At Central College, Fayette, Mo., stands the huge figure, "Little [ineligible]," represented Central athletes and was constructed as part of a victory celebration. p. 12 -- Principal speakers at the National Collegiate Athletic association convention in New York were J.L. Morrill, president of the University of Minnesota; Karl E. Leib, president of the University of Iowa, and Richard Harlow, Harvard, president of the American Football Coaches association. p. 12 -- Handsomely robed King Wenceslas and his comely assistants, Eloise Walsh and Norma Richards, showed no lack of dignity when they stood guard over the tradition Boar's Head at Bradley College's all-university sing fest. The king is Cardon V. Burnham, associate dean. p. 12
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.52 no.19
v.52 no.19