The Sunflower, v.71 no.49. Wichita, Kansas, April 4, 1967. - 8 pages

Images in this collection were made from commercially produced and digitized microfilm, may be of poor quality, and will be gradually replaced by copies digitized by Special Collections from original paper copies. Source material held by University Libraries Special Collections and University Archives; processed by the University Libraries Technical Services. Contact Special Collections at specialcollections@wichita.edu for help with low quality images.

Article(s): Campus cop position filled; Parking problems studied -- University Theater drama to run Thursday-Saturday -- Shields is named honorary leader; Awards taken / Marilyn Ruggles -- Wichitans will elect commissioners today -- Profs are stars of news forum -- Oath is on file in court -- Recruits are needed for VISTA now -- Officers picked; Hannan elected AWS President -- Topic of forum speaker is 'Creative Arts In Israel' -- School of Music to give concert tonight in DFAC -- Appearing during Hippodrome: Al Hirt, giant jazz king, at swing at Hippodrome -- Vices are shown in Junction City by K-State study -- KMUW to play Nazi head tapes -- KU grad students tells experiences while under LSD -- Phi Alphas win AAS trophy with 100% score -- Formal pledging will take place for AF groups -- Hippodrome to include May Queen coronation -- Veteran to talk to AAS -- You're not cooperating -- 'Student lots for students' reader demands; CAC chided -- Students begs for butts as cig shortage strikes / Gary Lester -- Psychology profs attend institute held in Lawrence -- Coach to speak Thursday in CAC -- Dean of Women will give speech -- Women honored at CAC banquet -- Students win game, project prizes given at WSU Engineering School open house / Kris Burgerhoff -- 5 WSU coeds attend communications institute / Sandy Winkelmann -- Shocker frosh finish fourth in Cinder Meet -- Burton vaults to new heights, eclipses meet and personal remarks -- Shocker Linkmen card trio of wins; Down Fort Hays, E-State, Bradley -- Jaramillo number one Wichita netter; 'Adds flair of exotic to sport of tennis’ -- Kiser's Korner / Mike Kiser -- Thompson inks four-year pact; Assistants receive salary bonus -- Shocker Diamond Team nabs third place Phillips finish

Photograph(s): P. A. Gunter assumes new position. p. 1 -- Moshe Shamir. p. 2 -- Al Hirt. p. 2 -- Fred Burton, WSU pole vaulter leaped 16-9 1/2 at the Texas Relays Saturday. Burton shattered both the Relays record and his own personal best. His next competition will be Thursday in a triangular meet at Veterans Field. p. 7 -- Diego Jaramillo: Shockers' top netter is an exciting performer with unique and colorful style. If her recovers completely from an injury he will be a top contender for honors in the MVC meet in Wichita on May 18-19. p. 7

"See Eng Open House Page 6"