Ballots for Today's Primaries
ASUO PRIMARY
ELECTIONS
Party Ballot For
ASSOCIATED
GREEK
STUDENTS
1. All students may vote for
ASUO president and senate
me ru bersttip-a t -large.
•2. Members of freshman, sopho
more. and junior classes may
vote for class afficers in the
section designated by an en
circled number in the right
margin.
3. Number the candidates (in
each section of the ballot that
you use i in the order of your
Several Prizes
Of SI* Offered
The Scholarship Loan and Fel
lowship Fund Board of Trustees,
acting as agent for the Oregon
Federation of Women's Clubs,
has made available three or four
fellowships of SI000 (minimum;
for women interested in study
ing in Latin America.
General eligibility require
ments for these awards are as
follows: 1. Must be a citizen of
Oregon, 2. Must hold a bachelor's
degree from an American col
lege or university, or meet this
requirement by the summer of
1955. 3. Have a good academic
record and capacity for inde
pendent study. 4. Have, ability to
read, write and speak Spanish
or Portuguese. 5. Have good
moral character personality and
adaptability, and 6. Must present
a certificate of good health.
Any women interested in ap
plying for these fellowships
should contact Karl W. Onthank.
director of graduate placemcf t.
in Emerald ball. Applications
must be submitted by May 10.
Traffic Court to Meet;
Three Sessions Left
The Student Traffic court will
meet tonight at 7:30 on the third
floor of the Student Union.
Any students who have uni
versity-issued tickets which they
think are unjust may present
their case at this meeting.
The Wednesday evening meet
ings for the remainder of the
term are as follows: April 27,
May 4 and May IS.
oCisfenina -3n
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preference 1. 2. 3. 4. 5, etc.,
for as many as you wish to
vote for.
Candidates for Presi
dent and ASUO Senate
Membership-at-Large
t ) BUD HINKSON
tCandidate for President)
( ) LOUIE BLUE
t ) BRIAN BOOTH
( ) DARREL D. BRITTSAN
t ) TRAVIS CAVENS
( ) WALT CHING
( ) ANN ERICKSON
t ) NAN HAGEDORN
( ) BILL HARDIN
I ) BOB KUBES
t ) LINDA LUNDY
i ) MARCIA MAUNEY
( i BILL MOORE
i ) JERRY POOL
l ) ANNE RITCHEY
( ) ROB ROY
Senior Class Officers
1 ) MARTIN BRANDENFELS
(Candidate for President)
( ) bob McCracken
(Candidate for President)
( ) EV STILES
(Candidate for President)
( ) PATTY FAGAN (Candi
date for Representative)
i ) BOB MAIER (Candidate
for Representative i
Junior Class Officers
( > DOUG BASHAM
(Candidate for President)
( ) BARKEY HERMAN
(Candidate for President)
( ) MOLLY CARR (Candidate
for Representative)
( ) SALLY JO GREIG (Candi
date for Representative)
Sophomore Class
Officers
t ) JIM LYNCH
(Candidate for President)
( ) JIM PERRY
(Candidate for President!
( ) JOHN RAVENTOS
(Candidate for President)
( ) GORDON SUMMERS
(Candidate for President)
( ) DICK ALLEN (Candidate
for Representative
( ) ELLIOT CARLSON (Can
' didate for Representative)
( ) BETTY HERRMAN (Can
didate for Representative)
( ) JIM HILANDS (Candidate
for Representative)
( ) SHIRLEY PARMENTER
(Candidate for Representa
tive)
( ) RICHARD URIE (Candi
date for Representative)
ASUO PRIMARY
ELECTIONS
Party Ballot For
UNITED
INDEPENDENT
STUDENTS
1. All students may vote for
ASUO president and senate
mem bei'stiip-at-large.
2. Members of freshman, sopho
more, and junior classes may
vote for class afficers in the
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section designated by an en
circled number in the right
margin.
3. Number the candidates (in
each section of the ballot that
you use) In the order of your
preference -1, 2, 3. 4. 5, etc.,
for as many as you wish to
vote for.
Candidates for Presi
dent and ASUO Senate
Membership-at-Large
: t ) SAM VAHEY
(Candidate for President)
■ ( ) MARY CLAIRE ALLEN
i ) BOB BIGGS
! ( 1 DICK KRKAR
| t ) DOROTHY ILER
; ( ) SUSAN LAMB
i ( ) DAV'ID LOBB
1 ( ) richard mcdaniel
( ) CHUCK MITCHELMORE
i ) KATHY MORRISON
t ) ROGER SOMMER
Senior Class Officers
| ( ) KIP WHARTON
(Candidate for President)
( ) SAM FREAK (Candidate
for Representative)
Junior Class Officers
i ) CARL GROTH
(Candidate for President)
< ) BEVERLY JOY BELL
ARTS (Candidate for Rep
resentative)
t ) CHARLSIE PARKER (Can
didate for Representative;
(. ) JOANNE REED (Candi
date for Representative;
Sophomore Class
Officers
\0 ) DALE BAJEMA
(Candidate for President)
| ( ) DORIS ALLEN (Candidate
for Representative)
| i ) SAMUEL G. WHITNEY
(Candidate for Represen
tative)
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Wegelin Receives Fulbright Award
Christof A. Wegelin, assistant
professor of English, has been
awarded a Kulbright fellowship
to teach at the University of
Gottingen in Germany,
He will instruct German stu
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The fellowship will enable YVegel
in to teach at the University for
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YVegelin received a master of
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Army Promotes Thorpe
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