The Sunflower, v.63, no.49 (April 24, 1959)
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Issue Date
1959-04-24
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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.63, no.49, Wichita, Kansas, April 24, 1959. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Elections top congress meeting: Reporter, others whisked out during vote for secretary -- 16 acts to open 21st Hippodrome -- Filing deadline date set for student publication jobs -- Final Reel Time set for showing today -- Pre-enrollment begins Monday for fall term -- Band, chorus, symphony appear in annual festival this week -- Editorials: Bad start ; Shocks pinch-hit -- Notre Dame's ex-coach Leahy to speak at sports banquet -- Lawrence Stadium twin-bill pits Shockers against OSU -- Drake relays begin today; 10 Shockers to make trip -- Recreational facilities in new CAC being readied for May 4 opening -- Groups rehearsing for 'King David' to set 20,000 man-hour record / Richard Miller -- Senior wins cash award -- Tryouts set for 2 plays
Photograph(s): Judy Denton; Sally Howse. p. 1 -- But, my story: This is a scene from the play "Two Blind Mice," that opened last night in Commons Auditorium for a three night run. The play is a political satire and concerns an office that has been abolished, but is still in operation. Running the office are the two blind mice, Mrs. Letitia Turnbull and Miss Crystle Hower. Curtain time for tonight and tomorrow night is 8:30. Students are admitted free by presenting their ID cards. / photo by Henry Hall. p. 1 -- Marvin Howard. p. 3 -- James Perkins. p. 4
Article(s): Elections top congress meeting: Reporter, others whisked out during vote for secretary -- 16 acts to open 21st Hippodrome -- Filing deadline date set for student publication jobs -- Final Reel Time set for showing today -- Pre-enrollment begins Monday for fall term -- Band, chorus, symphony appear in annual festival this week -- Editorials: Bad start ; Shocks pinch-hit -- Notre Dame's ex-coach Leahy to speak at sports banquet -- Lawrence Stadium twin-bill pits Shockers against OSU -- Drake relays begin today; 10 Shockers to make trip -- Recreational facilities in new CAC being readied for May 4 opening -- Groups rehearsing for 'King David' to set 20,000 man-hour record / Richard Miller -- Senior wins cash award -- Tryouts set for 2 plays
Photograph(s): Judy Denton; Sally Howse. p. 1 -- But, my story: This is a scene from the play "Two Blind Mice," that opened last night in Commons Auditorium for a three night run. The play is a political satire and concerns an office that has been abolished, but is still in operation. Running the office are the two blind mice, Mrs. Letitia Turnbull and Miss Crystle Hower. Curtain time for tonight and tomorrow night is 8:30. Students are admitted free by presenting their ID cards. / photo by Henry Hall. p. 1 -- Marvin Howard. p. 3 -- James Perkins. p. 4
Publisher
University of Wichita
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Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.63 no.49
v.63 no.49