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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1943)
lolls Open--YMCA House 8 a.m. To 6 p.m. Today; Two Decline Nominations (Continued from page one) Holmes, first vice-president in charge of elections, picks up the ballot boxes, ballots, and poll books from Richard C. Wil liams, educational activities man ager. Voting will open at 8 a.m. at the YMCA house where stud ents will work in shifts at the toting tables. * Well Checked There will be four ballot boxes. At each table will be a student handing out ballots and a checker for each political party. Eligibili ty to vote for ASUO officers will be checked from a master poll book made up at the registrar’s office and checked by Mr. Wil liams. All regularly enrolled students, excepting graduates and auditors will be listed on the book and may vote, including special students. Eligibility to vote for class of ficers will be determined by the student’s year in school as regis tered on the white cards at the beginning of each term and kept on file at the University news bureau. Miss Holmes will seal the ballot boxes at 6 p.m. They will be open ed at 7:30 and counted. ASUO ballots will be counted by the ex ecutive council under the super vision of Dr. Waldo Schumacher, professor of political science. Class ballots will be counted by class officers, and an adviser from the executive council under the supervision of Dr. W. C. Jones, head of the political science de partment. If the ballots are counted in time the results will be published in Wednesday’s Emerald. There is a good possibility, however, that, because especially of the? dearth of political science faculty members, the ballots will not be counted in time. It was not an nounced where the ballots are to be counted. Installation New officers will be installed Thursday at an assembly in Mc Arthur court. Robert Farrell, sec retary of state, will give the main address. Les Anderson, outgoing student body president, will be in Guests to Be Listed g01 Each campus living organi- E. zation should contact Dorothy B. Routt, a member of the Moth- Sh ers’ Weekend committee, before th Wednesday noon, stating the number of mothers that house is expecting to entertain for Mothers’ Weekend, it was an nounced Monday by Clarence Horton, chairman of the week end. charge of the assembly in the ab sence of Dr. Donald M. Erb, Uni versity president. New officers will be introduced after a summary speech by An derson. Phi Theta Upsilon, junior women’s honorary, will tap new members at the assembly. Ex-Oregon Men Receive Ratings Commissioned second lieuten ants in the army air corps at var ious training centers last week were twelve former Oregon stu dents, 10 of whom received their wings as pilots. Two others graduated from bombardier school. According to an army an nouncement, Oregon men com missioned pilots are: Ralph G. Ogle, Lincoln, Nebraska; William W. Brenner, Tumwater, WTashing t; William A. Riley and John Chambers, Portland; Robert Veatch, Klamath Falls; John Harr, Jacksonville; Robert W. eets, Tacoma, Washington; Ar ir C. Stipe, Bend; John O. miimimiumumumummiiniiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiinisiimiiiiimiMminniii Thompson, Ashland; and Robert L. Tyrrell, Seattle. Graduated from bombardier school in Texas Thursday were Frank C. McKinney, Milton; and George M. Rolander, Portland. CO-OP ANNUAL MEETING • The annual meeting of members of the Uni versity of Oregon Co operative Store will be held in room 207 Chapman at 4:00 p.m., Thursday, April 29. All University students are eligible to attend. Bud Vandeneynde, President Student Government No. 1 OGE YOUNG First prize winner of Jewett speech contest; chairman of Frosh Glee; member of ASUO execu tive council; educational activi ties board; chairman of campus student union drive; Druids; Co op beard; chairman ASUO ath letic card drive; co-chairman YVSSF drive, member of campus war board, president of Alpha Tau Omega; Scabbard and Blade; chairman of service scholarship fund; chairman of ail-campus sing. No. 2 MARTHA JANE SWITZER Sophomore year: YWCA coun cil. Junior year: Dads’ weekend committee; Hello Girl for Home coming; vice president of WAA; chairman of patrons and patron esses for Coed Capers and Junior Prom; chairman of WAA initia tion and program; co-chairman of world student service fund drive. No. 3 JEAN FRJDEGER Welcome committee for Dads’ weekend, ’41; executive secretary to Homecoming chairman, ’41; publicity chairman of Mothers’ weekend, ’43; co-chairman of Dads’ weekend luncheon, ’43; Jun ior week-end theme chairman, ’43. Executive secretary war coun cil ’42, ’43; Phi Theta Epsilon; Panhellcnic; committee chairman of world student service fund drive; educational activities pro prom staff. Oregana, editor of activities section, ’41, ’42. SENIOR POSITION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL . * BILL FARRELL ® KAY JENKINS JUNIOR POSITION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL • JIM MANN @ PHYLLIS HORSTMAN SOPHOMORE POSITION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL • BOB MUELLER • VIRGINIA WRIGHT Paid Advertisement—Marion Cloud, 1413 Kincaid
