7
VOTING BOOTHS
IN
UNION
Following is a list of
I undulates for the offices
to be voted on at spring
I election today.
FOR STUDENT COUNCIL.
SENIORS AT LAIiE
A11 SludenU Vote)
Vol for two
Kay Blue
Marian Campen
Joan Fankhauser
Patricia Heyman
Sally O'Shea (CP)
Vote for two
Henry Anderson
Stanley Johnson
Bill Palmer
Roger Stewart (CP)
ARTS 4c SCIENCES
(Ail A S Student Vote)
Vote for two
Nadine Andersnn (CP)
Dace Boylan
Kay Darlington
Mary Alice Dosek
Jeanne Kerrigan (CP)
Barbara Speer
Vote for three
Bill Ballew
Bob Jordan (CP)
Dick Knudsen (CP)
Norm Leger (CP)
Stan Malasheck
F- Richard Parker, Jr.
Today's election with one of the largest slates in
history of Student Council is more than a matter
selecting from the 78 candidates those who are best
qualified. We can r.rfat ndlesslv "Everybody vote.
11 your duty to vote." But still only
hdents will bother to come to the
and take four mnmsntc n mart the ballot.
Perhaps it wouldn't matter so
foterpst ...
wens aroused in this election
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on names of people, but
tructi
Vg WOI'k in cf-roTeH Konlno fh
fr. the decision of the students.
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We have advocated a complete revision of the con
toution and w still mean it, but if the proposed
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
(AU Bind Student Vote)
Vote for three
Dale Ball
Gerald Moore (CP)
Douglas Peters (CP)
Bill Rolfsmeyer (CP)
Jack Selzer
John Soennichsen
DENTISTRY
(AH Dentistry Student Vote)
Vote for one
Gordon Ehlers
Gene Wyler (CP)
ENGINEERING
(AH Engineering 8todenta Vote)
Vote for three
Ray Bellows (CP)
Joe D. Cochran
Walter Dorothy
Jean Funk (CP)
Elroy Gloystein
James Jensen
Richard Schlewener
Henry Schleuter
FINE ARTS
(AU Fine Art Student Vote
Vote for one
Betty Aasen (CP)
Vote for one
Owen Scott (CP)
" GRADUATE COLLEGE
(AU Graduate Student Vote)
Vote for one
Marvin Curtis (CP)
Jack Hayes
Vote for one
Charleen Miller (CP)
the few interested
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AG COLLEGE
(AU A( Student Vote)
Vote for one
Frank A. Loeffel
John D. Osier
Vote for one
Marilyn Lyness
Marjorie Reynolds
TEACHERS COLLEGE
(AH Teacher College Student Vote)
Vote for one
Alex Cochran
Kenneth Fletcher (CP)
Vote for two
Marge Anthony (CP)
Patricia Boyd
Joan Farrar (CP)
Kathleen Nicholson
PHARMACY
(AN Pharmacy Student )
Vote for on
William Koehn (CP)
LAW
(Law Student Vote)
Vote for one
John Jacobsen (CP)
Ralph Nelson
Stanley Scott
Bob Wenke
FRESHMEN MEN
(AH men vote lor one)
Neal Baxter
Merle Stadler
SOPHOMORE MEN
(AH man vote for one)
Duke Albert
Robert Hamilton
FRESHMEN WOMEN
(An women vote for en)
Maurine Steyer
Gwen Monson
Cast Your Ballot
changes are adopted by you -at today's election, one
great step forward will have been mad.
The most important change suggested is that of
Article VIII on the judiciary committee. This commit
tee enforces the rulings of the Council and is the group
which takes final action.
Until now, only six members made up the com
mittee and all six of these were seniors. Since most
of the Student Council members are representatives of
the junior class, it is only sensible that they be on the
judiciary body. If you want Council power to reflect
the desires of the student body, vote "Ye" .for this re
vision. Other changes are concerned with the date of the
spring election and with increasing possibility for cam
paigns in future elections. Lack of interest in the
voting of past years can bt directly, traced to the ab
Tuesday, April I, 1947
SOPHOMORE WOMEN
(AU women vote for one)
Joan Bridenbaug'h
Mavis Musgrave
JUNIOR MEN
(All student vote for one)
Dwight Baier
Charles Brim
Ivan Liljegren
JUNIOR WOMEN
(AU ctudent vote for one.)
Erma Grace Fuller
Virgene Kovarick
COLL AGRI FUN BOARD
(Ail Kudenta vote.)
SOPHOMORE MEN
(Vote for two.)
Phillip Keeney
Gale Erliwine
SOPHOMORE WOMEN
(Vote for one.)
Ruth Swanson
Winola Herboldsheimer
FARMER'S FAIR BOARD
(AH (tudent vote.)
JUNIOR MEN
(Vote for tiireej
Don Kellog
Richard Wahlstrom
Charles Brkn
JUNIOR WOMEN
(VoU for three.)
Arlea Decker
La Rayne Steyor
Vlrgene Kovarik
Lucille Manning
Wilma Elson
sence of Information about candidates and the restric
tions placed on the possibility of ever getting that in
formation. Students had to go on hearsay or depend
on someone else telling them how to voU.
These revisions have been badly reeded by th
Council for a long time. They are first start toward a
good Council.
The polls will be open today from 9 a. m. to 0
p. m. in the ping pong room of the Union. Each stu
dent will vote only for those candidates from his col
lege. Those who are in the various schools of Arts
and Science college must vote only for the candidates
from their schooL All students are eligible to vote for
Publications Board, according to class, and for Ivy Day
Orator. All you need is an ident card and the wi
to vote.
Will you voW2il
VOTING BOOTHS
IN
UNION
PUBLICATIONS BOARD
SOPHOMORE MEMBERS
(AH Freshmen Vote
Vote for one
Ruth Byers
Charles Bergoffe
Joan DeLamatrt
Walt Loomis (CP)
Mary Helen Mallory
Jack Solomon
JUNIOR MEMBERS
(Al Sophomore Yo4
Vote for on
Jackie Carruthert (CP)
Clay Kennedy
BiU Schendc
SENIOR MEMBERS
(Juaior and Sea tor Vote)
Vote for oo
Henry Anderson
Don Baker
Betty Jean Holeonob
Richard Lahr
Lorraine Lander you
Phee Mortlock (CP)
IVY DAY ORATOR
AX Student Vote)
Vote for on
George Abbott
Bill Miller (CP)
Frederick Stiner
William Thornberg
This list may not be ased
a sample ballot and cannot ho
takes into the BoIIinr area Saw
der any conditions.
