The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.63, no.50, Wichita, Kansas, April 28, 1959. - 4 pages

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Article(s): ROTC board elects 14 as distinguished cadets -- Opening of CAC postponed; Scheduled for Monday, May 11 -- WU team to debate in national -- 5 WU students win awards in annual ceramic hobby show -- Field events to be revived -- May 8 set as last day for tickets -- Preparations for 'King David' near completion / Richard Miller -- Editorials: Worthy project -- Inquiring reporter: Court action foreseen in pep case / Linda Swander -- Phi Sigs aid in fund drive -- May Day: Weeks of planning, practices cause fits, skits, and loss of wits / Paula Bird -- Webster are now DU's: 79th national chapter -- AWS seeks help of coeds in 'Big-Little Sister' project -- Social work to be topic of meeting -- Radio TV club sets reorganization meet

Photograph(s): William Glenn, CAC Director. p. 1 -- [Bill] Bush. p. 1 -- Dr. David Foltz is pictured as he directs a Choral Union class during a "King David" rehearsal. The choral department head has been rehearsing his choral groups since the opening of the second semester. The production is set for May 10 in the Fieldhouse and is the University's "gift" to the community, Basil Rathbone, star of stage and screen, will narrate the musical production. He is scheduled to arrive in Wichita Thursday evening, May 7, to begin rehearsals. / photo by Paul Cummins. p. 1 -- Delta Upsilons: The Wichita Chapter of Delta Upsilon was normally installed Saturday, and thus became the second fraternity on campus to "go national." Pictured here are several of the guests and campus personalities at the installation. Front row, from left are [illegible] L. Clark, Cornell chapter alumni, and Charles Prutzman, national chairman of the board of directors of the national fraternity. Back row from left are Keith Scott, Men of Webster president, Don [illegible], initiation chairman, and Duane Smith, Webster alumni. p. 3 -- To sing here: Sarah Stafford Cecil, balladier-guitarist from Baltimore, Md., will present a concert of folksongs from the British Isles at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in the Fine Arts Center. The concert is being sponsored by the Wichita Society of the Classic Guitar. The singer is a graduate of the Peabody Conservatory and has studied guitar with the noted guitarist Andres Segovia. p. 4