The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.62, no.34, Wichita, Kansas, February 25, 1958. - 4 pages

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Article(s): 5 named to senior honor group: Rhodes chosen prexy -- Biology to incorporate two 2 sciences -- ROTC to host ball March 17 -- [illegible] candidate [illegible] Kansas [illegible] named -- Kerr to conduct: Band concert to feature 'Victory at Sea,' others -- Angel Flight plans Ft. Worth visit -- Grads' orders to be taken -- Student awarded grant for Mexican study tour -- An honorable dilemma -- Advisers v. graduation - Letters to the editor: Suggest early tapping Highest honor? -- Slow, but sure: Frats' nationalization [illegible] / George Leondedis -- Sigma Alpha Eta features speaker -- Freshman coeds to be honored at 'Smarty Party' for grades -- Freshman engaged to student nurse -- Wheaties will elect Jack Armstrong -- 'Campus Day' to attract 80 girls -- 2 scholarships established by WU sorority -- Club initiates 14 at Tuesday dinner -- Elsie Loewen wins award -- Frosh coed named sweetheart of ISA -- Shocks down Texas Eagles, 64-54 -- Dorm elects Wessel pres.

Photograph(s): These five University men were named as Senior Honor Men last week by last year's Honor Men. They are, from left, first row, Stan Haring, Fine Arts; and Bill Keltner, Engineering. Second row, Byron [illegible], Dave Williams, and Hal Rhodes, all Liberal Arts. The men were named on the basis of [illegible] and extra-curricular activities. Rhodes was elected president of the group and Haring was [illegible] secretary. p. 1 -- Brewer. p. 1 -- Dr. Eugene Savaiano, professor and head of the Spanish department congratulates Mike Culbert, Liberal Arts junior, who recently won a scholarship to study in Mexico. p. 1 -- Four AWS members of the "Campus Close-Up Day" committee plan the program for an estimated eighty high school senior girls who will be on campus March 6. They include, from left, Sheri Mitler, registration; Donna Jabara, class visitation; Suzanne Evans, chairman; and Mary Frances Watson, correspondence. p. 3