The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.63, no.51, Wichita, Kansas, May 1, 1959. - 4 pages

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Article(s): Classes dismissed, focus on Hippodrome -- WU will honor 66 at convo -- NSA rep sees SGA in action -- …'And then there was the time…' -- Profs named MLA officers -- Prof to talk at KAS meet -- Editorials: We repeat ; May Day, USA -- 'King David' - A gesture of thanks -- Car wash tomorrow -- Golfers to host Tulsa, OSU; Eye possible 2nd, 3rd wins -- Shock nine to face 1st MVC action -- Table tennis tourney over -- Shocks meet KS tomorrow -- Net squad captures 11th win of 13 tries -- Secondary ed petitions due -- Summer workshop in speech scheduled to begin June 8 -- Plans readied for Queen's big evening -- Tryout dates set for summer plays

Photograph(s): "And now your honor…" - Nancy Castor, foreground, is caught by photographer at a final dress rehearsal of the Delta Delta Delta Hippodrome skit. Dancers in the background, are from left to right, Joan Stromeyer, Mary Joan Hiner, and Sonja Pumpelly. Proceeds from Hippodrome will go toward a Student Government Association Activities Scholarship. / photo by Paul Cummins. p. 1 -- Uncaptioned photograph of two cars, one with its hood up, and three individuals looking at the cars. p. 2 -- Kneeling are Jim Myrtle, Lanny Van Eman, Darrel Muck, Pete Hassell, Bruce Woods, Ray Larkin, Neal [illegible], Gayle Bryant, and Kent Sawyers. Second row: Tom Reeves, trainer, Dick Casidy, Howard Roe, [illegible] Patterson, Norm Cobb, Phil Theis, Jim Hadley, John Hunter, John Haran, and Coach Morrison. p. 3 -- Military royalty: The Air Force and Army ROTC queens were crowned Monday night during the annual Military Ball. From left to right are. James Minor, Army ROTC cadet colonel, Susan Stoner, Army queen, Marjane Gaston, Air Force queen, and Don Pratt, AFROTC cadet colonel. / photo by Lloyd Tomherlin. p. 4