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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1974)
V V V v V V if ? f TV 1 ' T 4 t1 1. Htmw Pliotos by Lucy Lien I - . x ; 1 . U ' (D A xi f ,3-f 'NX I (Cf x f , :' l; i v '' 4 f . fHSBS!ar-.afJt ! : v v v iffners toil for candidates 4 I i'WWPr"agrl r j j . V' "( I I 1 I I 1 ' n 1 I V I ' J L. i a V . IP' ; f '.. . V f; ST.. ' i r lt: . Although all campaign man agers agreed there were more students working fur cnu!uls during the winter months, and expected more to volunteer during the fall semester, there are still many students donating their summer vacation time to help their candidates get elected, , Starting with the large picture on the right and moving clockwise, the workers shown are: Scott Ballcntine (left), a freshman majoring in political science and business tt Wes ley m; Chad Huston, a sopho more in chemical engineering at NU; and Dave Stevens, Execu tive Director of the Youth Division to re-elect Charles Thone. These men are moving furniture to Congressman Charles Tone's new campaign headquarters. la the next picture Debbie Hoy (left), a recent Wesley an graduate, talks to voters over the phone. Mary Johnson, a . .-r.. ..... . : i Ull!.M IM.M2ttV.H2 lltAjUl 4111U tt junior at Wesleyan, explains gubernatorial hopeful Richard Marvel's position to another student. Debby Hoy (left), Mary Johnson and Mrs. Oline Marvel, Sen. Marvel's wife, listen to a taped song about Sen. Marvel. Terry Sullivan, a junior at Wayne State majoring in government service, looks over material for the I less Dyas campaign for First District Congressman. Kathie Konopasck, Textile, Clothing and Design major, and an NU senior, studies a campaign map at the Dyas headquarters. Cathy Cassidy, a senior at ' NU majoring in human development, polls potential voters at th Dyas head quarters. J r page 2 summer nebraskan tuesday, july 16, 1974 k .A ... J. '
