The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.60, no.42, Wichita, Kansas, March 16, 1956. - 4 pages

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Article(s): Beverage rules to be investigated -- Council okays system of picking pepsters -- Group rules on election campaigning -- 2 WU groups to perform in concerts -- 'Roll the presses': Last deadline near / Deloris Clem -- Two students elected state GOP officers -- Senior wins fellowship -- Council to select relays candidate -- Local debate team to meet international students here -- Spring grid game tomorrow night -- Epsilon Kappa Rho to honor pledge class tomorrow night -- 'You are there': Orchesis members plan recital -- Pi Kappa Psi actives plan pledge dance -- University students are engaged -- Engineers to choose 'top senior' -- New housing area to be discussed -- 'Ballet Dancer': Student's sculpture shown -- Violinist, vocalist plan senior recital

Photograph(s): Showing off the cover of the 1956 Parnassus is Cathy Waters, editor. The modern design is done in grey, white, and turquoise. p. 1 -- Picking a queen was the job of the Sunflower staff at a coffee Tuesday afternoon. The four finalists for the title of "Girl We Would Most Like to Go to Press With" were, sixth from left, Myrna Richardson, (Deloris Clem, staff member), Donna Jo Rogler, Marita Mann, and Shirlee Knight. p. 1 -- Members of Orchesis to participate in their annual recital are, standing from left: Jackie Umscheid, Laurice Swydan, Jean Nickerson, Alaire Hockett, Frances Porter, Janis Kenney, Judy Arther, Marlene Brown, Sonja Pumpelly, Sandra Love, and Janis Pierson. Sitting from left are: Phyllis Riley, Carolyn Young, Judy Askins, Barbara Pendelton, and Jane Thompson. p. 2 -- Uncaptioned photograph of the sculpture titled 'Ballet Dancer' by Walter Ball. p. 4