The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.62, no.50, Wichita, Kansas, April 29, 1958. - 4 pages

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Article(s): No school on Friday - It's May Day -- Polls open tomorrow for Constitution vote: Requires OK of students / Ed Thompson -- Faculty will honor 4 at staff dinner -- Field Day features editorial discussions -- Dr. Tasch to announce discovery -- Dean's award will honor pledge groups -- Spanish film tells bullfighting history -- It concerns you -- ARS to hear talk at next meeting -- Second attempt: Graduate art work delayed by fire now on exhibit here -- May Festival to be launched Friday: May Queen in readiness since March / Evelyn Jones -- AWS plans expansion of Freshman program -- 13 initiated into math fraternity -- ROTC group elects -- Speech dinner to be Sunday -- Captain to explain Marine advantages -- Society plans folk song concert -- Distribution of Parnassus planned for May 19-20

Photograph(s): Many discoveries are the result of using a microscope and here Dr. Paul Tasch, geology associate professor, looks at part of a new mollusk he discovered. p. 1 -- May Queen Sally Jo Norton, left, and Maid of Honor, Donna Jabara, discuss the coronation dress to be worn by Miss Norton Friday night. She and her attendants have been preparing for the May celebration for several weeks. p. 3 -- Selecting material for attendants' dresses are Sondra Berg, Fine Arts senior, second from left, and Miss Norton, right. Showing the fabric is Martha Lynn Budd, Education junior. p. 3 -- Participants in the Wichita Society of Classic Guitar concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Fine Arts Center Auditorium are Gunther Schmitz and Joan O'Bryant, assistant professor of English. They will present American and German folk songs and ballads. p. 4