The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.60, no.44, Wichita, Kansas, March 23, 1956. - 6 pages

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Article(s): Study group proposes curriculum changes: Asks English revision; cites speech courses / Leslie Wilson -- Voting plan receives OK -- 2 coeds vie for Prexy -- WU, Friends host Sinfonia -- Faculty, student home buyers plan campus housing additions -- 2 seniors are honored -- Politics is topic of TV program -- 300 students to attend speech festival at WU -- Scribes plan photo field day / Gerry Scott -- Logopedics to hold open house -- Students' ideas on Union building facilities sought / Virginia Christenson -- 'Little Man on Campus': WU coed sister of cartoonist -- KMUW seeks student help -- No grade points: Course is highly recommended -- Michigan State limits use of its facilities -- To initiate nine in honorary frat -- Chemistry offered in Summer session -- Honorary initiates 11 Poli Sci students -- 'The Roaring Twenties': Gammas slate costume dance -- 'This is Your Life' is conference theme -- Pi Alph's plan 'Paddle Dance' -- Pep club names next year's slate -- Sorosis members entertain fathers -- Top Sunflower, Parnassus job applications accepted -- Newman club plans two-day gathering -- 90 cadets to visit Fort Sill Saturday

Photograph(s): Europe bound: Making plans for a 14-month stay in Europe are Dr. Eugene Savaiano, head of the Spanish department, and his family. Dr. and Mrs. Savaiano plan to study in Spain and Italy. They will sail June 23. Pictured are, left to right, Nicolette, Mrs. [Geraldine] Saviano, Charles, Dr. Savaiano, and Tony. p. 1 -- Sandra Bibler: 'I don't get it". p. 4