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The Sunflower, v.55, no.01 (September 22, 1949)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1949-09-22
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Corbin, Harry F. (Harry Finch), 1917-1990,Communications Building,Trimble, Jim,Whan, Forest Livings, 1905-
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.55, no.1. Wichita, Kansas, September 22, 1949. - 12 pages
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Article(s): Gridiron season opens Saturday, 2 p.m.: Shockers meet Miami of Ohio in 1949 opener -- Students may see frosh game free -- Seven named to head posts -- Men's Faculty Club to convene in Alibi -- New high set in enrollment -- Council plans hatday frolic -- Students are urged to attend meeting -- Mme. Nehru is first speaker on schedule -- Greek organizations announce heavy first semester pledging -- First play try-outs are now underway -- Club corner!: Dance Club tryouts for new members will start Monday / Mary Fran Sullivan -- Deadline announced for society news -- Wheaties plan October dance -- President's wife busy woman; looks forward to campus life / Betty Hayden -- Pepsters fete Perrin, Peake -- Round about the campus / Gerry Hunter -- Sliding doors to be feature of new Delta Omega house -- Dance dates set by Greek groups -- Jewish New Year's services to be held -- Tea will be given for Mrs. Corbin -- Students don pep headgear -- Corbin speaks on idealism -- Council gives traffic rules -- Intramural meeting called for Monday -- Forum tickets sale will start Monday -- Thirty religious denominations listed by University students -- Opera tryouts set for Monday -- Logopedics building to house Communications departments -- Students name choir members -- Announcement of candidates revealed by Shocker Coalition -- Short summer -- Your right to vote -- Wearing of the green -- Radio magazine honors Dr. Whan as director of Audience Study -- Band to play in pantomime -- Saved!: All veterans ready for share of GI insurance benefits -- University Coalition names candidates -- Tickets reduced for 'Red Shoes' -- Jim Dorsett gets free haircut, sandwiches for fighting fire / Carl Goeller -- ISA occupy new Brig at 1752 Fairmount -- Gunning names cage schedule -- KMUW will air grid contests -- Varsity plans are announced -- Freshmen seek win over Tulsa: frosh to meet Tulsa Friday -- Freshmen to hold first cage meeting -- Grid rules viewed with sportscasters -- Shocker foes are victorious -- Bass players needed for University bands -- New mentors join Jim Trimble to face tough grid schedule -- Morale!: Shockers head coach reveals fine spirit of football squad / Estel Smith -- Miami's grid squad will arrive Friday
Photograph(s): Jimmy Nutter. p. 1 -- Shown admiring new headwear are Jim O'Dell, Phyllis Gaddis, Jim Trimble, Diane Welsh, and Lois Hutton. p. 1 -- Eddie Kriwiel. p. 1 -- Madame Rajan Nehru. p. 1 -- Milo Mraovich. p. 1 -- Mel Olix (left) and Dick Unruh. p. 5 -- Scene with actors from 'The Red Shoes'. p. 6 -- (Top row, left to right) Myron Basom, Bill Loffer, Tommy Allen, and Stan Sanders. (Bottom row, left to right) Jack Swager, Gene Wells, and Harold Reynolds. p. 8 -- (Left to right, top row) Mike Hrynewich, Mike Knopick, and Walt Knocke. (Bottom row) Jim Valek, Bob Carlson, and Francis Oleksak. p. 9 -- Jim Trimble points out a play to members of coaching staff (left to right), Earl Hamilton, Jim Valek, Norvall Neve, and Bob Carlson. p. 10 -- Ray "Scootberbug" Morrison. p. 11 -- Bob Hunt and Russ Shogren. p. 12
Article(s): Gridiron season opens Saturday, 2 p.m.: Shockers meet Miami of Ohio in 1949 opener -- Students may see frosh game free -- Seven named to head posts -- Men's Faculty Club to convene in Alibi -- New high set in enrollment -- Council plans hatday frolic -- Students are urged to attend meeting -- Mme. Nehru is first speaker on schedule -- Greek organizations announce heavy first semester pledging -- First play try-outs are now underway -- Club corner!: Dance Club tryouts for new members will start Monday / Mary Fran Sullivan -- Deadline announced for society news -- Wheaties plan October dance -- President's wife busy woman; looks forward to campus life / Betty Hayden -- Pepsters fete Perrin, Peake -- Round about the campus / Gerry Hunter -- Sliding doors to be feature of new Delta Omega house -- Dance dates set by Greek groups -- Jewish New Year's services to be held -- Tea will be given for Mrs. Corbin -- Students don pep headgear -- Corbin speaks on idealism -- Council gives traffic rules -- Intramural meeting called for Monday -- Forum tickets sale will start Monday -- Thirty religious denominations listed by University students -- Opera tryouts set for Monday -- Logopedics building to house Communications departments -- Students name choir members -- Announcement of candidates revealed by Shocker Coalition -- Short summer -- Your right to vote -- Wearing of the green -- Radio magazine honors Dr. Whan as director of Audience Study -- Band to play in pantomime -- Saved!: All veterans ready for share of GI insurance benefits -- University Coalition names candidates -- Tickets reduced for 'Red Shoes' -- Jim Dorsett gets free haircut, sandwiches for fighting fire / Carl Goeller -- ISA occupy new Brig at 1752 Fairmount -- Gunning names cage schedule -- KMUW will air grid contests -- Varsity plans are announced -- Freshmen seek win over Tulsa: frosh to meet Tulsa Friday -- Freshmen to hold first cage meeting -- Grid rules viewed with sportscasters -- Shocker foes are victorious -- Bass players needed for University bands -- New mentors join Jim Trimble to face tough grid schedule -- Morale!: Shockers head coach reveals fine spirit of football squad / Estel Smith -- Miami's grid squad will arrive Friday
Photograph(s): Jimmy Nutter. p. 1 -- Shown admiring new headwear are Jim O'Dell, Phyllis Gaddis, Jim Trimble, Diane Welsh, and Lois Hutton. p. 1 -- Eddie Kriwiel. p. 1 -- Madame Rajan Nehru. p. 1 -- Milo Mraovich. p. 1 -- Mel Olix (left) and Dick Unruh. p. 5 -- Scene with actors from 'The Red Shoes'. p. 6 -- (Top row, left to right) Myron Basom, Bill Loffer, Tommy Allen, and Stan Sanders. (Bottom row, left to right) Jack Swager, Gene Wells, and Harold Reynolds. p. 8 -- (Left to right, top row) Mike Hrynewich, Mike Knopick, and Walt Knocke. (Bottom row) Jim Valek, Bob Carlson, and Francis Oleksak. p. 9 -- Jim Trimble points out a play to members of coaching staff (left to right), Earl Hamilton, Jim Valek, Norvall Neve, and Bob Carlson. p. 10 -- Ray "Scootberbug" Morrison. p. 11 -- Bob Hunt and Russ Shogren. p. 12
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.55 no.1
v.55 no.1