The Sunflower, v.79 no. 81. Wichita, Kansas, May 2, 1975. - 16 pages

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Article(s): Ahiberg gains understanding on China trip / Toni Newman -- ’76 budget includes $3.3 million boost -- House speaker Carl Albert to be Eisenhower Lecturer -- Tatlock’s tally -- Folksingers tour America teaching with their songs / Phil Burger -- Top athletes picked: Individuals keyed Shocker squads / Mike Shalin -- Bowlers QO to national finals / Phil Burger -- Tracksters in triangular Saturday / Steve Shaad -- Nebraskan wins set design contest -- Sax solist [sic], composer to highlight concert -- Expert to talk on hypnosis uses -- Executive, war hero to get alumni awards -- China exhibit covers dawn of civilization -- Sax soloist, composer to highlight concert -- Ablah begins instruction on library use

Photograph(s): Area grade school students saw more than finished art works last week when they visited Ulrich Museum. Wichita State art student Bob Murphy gave these four an informal demonstration of his technique. / photo by Marsh Galloway. p. 1 -- A walking tour of Douglas Ave. from Waco to Wabash was the assignment for the Introduction to Photojournalism classes. / photo by Darrell Hayes. p. 1 -- Folksinging is way of life for Keith end Rusty McNeil. / p. 6 -- Dr. Clark Ahiberg. p. 7 -- Marci Wiebe; Rex Coad; Don Lee; Vicki Schmidt -- Mary Ellen Warren; Mike Vespoli; Jeanie Hiebert; Robert Elmore; Pam Goodman; Randy Smith; Gordon Vadakin. / photos by Dennis Underwood, Roger Giesecke, and Beckie Whitcomb. p. 9 -- Douglas Ave./ Waco to Wabash:Class assignment for Photojournalism 232. / photos by Steve Hauck, Brian Com, Beckie Whitcomb, Blaine Robinson, Marvin Rau, Claude Lee, Larry Fleming, Gil Ramsey, and Tom Matzen. pp. 12-13. --