OFFICIAL BALLOT
ASUO PRIMARY ELECTION
ASUO President
\ ote for one
f~! Maurice Comeau
CD (»ary Hrejjory
□ Oustafson
[~J Mike Hollister
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ASUO
Vice President
Vote for one
IT3 Stephen Handrail
f'] Kd Syrin^
HI I’eter Wcngert
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ASUO
Senators at Large
Vote for nine
0 Earnest Acbi
0 Frank Albert
□ Quentin Breen
0 Carlene Felkcr
0 Cameron Minman
0 J5i!l Kimber
0 Daryll Klein
0 David Lyons
0 Caro] McKellipon
0 Dick McKinney
0 Marlene Perkins
0 Gary Rothenbergcr
0 Bill Rutherford
0 Nina Sackett
0 Terry Weaver
0 .-...
Sophomore Class
President
Vote for one
0 Mike Clark
0 Torn Davis
Daniel Williams
0 .-..
Sophomore Class
Vice President
Vote for one
0 James Cloutier
0 Fritz Holt
0 Kip Lombard
0 ..Bill Marquess
0 Steve Reeder
0 Liz Rinprose
0 Jack Turner
0 John Tvsell
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Sophomore
Representative
Vote for one
0 Richard Apler
0 Kent Hughes
0 Daniel Murphey
0 Michael Vawter
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Junior Class
President
Vote for one
□ Paul Bauge
Q Steve Schell
0 Merv Thompson
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Junior Class
Vice President
Vote for one
□ Chuck Cameron
Q Janies Dorsey
□ Margaret Reedy
□ .-.
Junior Class
Representative
Vote, for one
O Marts Acker
□ Deor^c Larson
Q Donna Lawerence
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Senior Class
President
Vote for one
0 Walter Crebe
0 Michael McCormick
0 Frank Weigel
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Senior Class
Vice President
Vote for one
0 Cary Bolton
0 Jerry Halverson
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Senior Class
Representative
Vote for one
0 Charles King
0 David Rianda
□ .-.
Offcampus
Unmarried Students
Representative
Vote for one
0 Eldon Bowser
0 Larry Jones
0 Michael Stearns
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Offcampus
Married Students
Representative
Vote for one
0 Barry Devine
0 Philip Jensen
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Co-op Representative
Vote for one
0 Darlene Atterbery
0 Fred Ramses'
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Upper Class
Men's Dormitory
Representative
Vote for one
0 Robert Chais
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Upper Class •
Women's Dormitory
Representative
Vote for one
0 Diane Bush
0 Berna Plummer
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Fraternity
Representative
Vote for one
□ Ruben Peterson
□ Dirk Rinehart
0 Robert Samuel
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Sorority
Representative
Vote for one
0 Jolene Bcnasco
0 Mary Jo Stewart
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Belgian geologist
to speak tonight
John Verhoogen, onetime chief
prospector of the Kilo-Moto Gold
mine in the Belgian Congo and
professor of geology at the Uni
versity of California, will speak
on "Temperatures Within the
Karth" tonight at 8 p.m. in Sci
ence 16.
Verhoogen, a native of Belgium,
is sponsored by the American
Geologic Institute as the Sigma
Xi lecturer. He will be at the
University through Wednesday.
Verhoogen was graduated from
the University of Brussels in Bel
gium in 1933 and received his
Fh.D. in volcanology from Stan
ford University in 1936. He spent
six years in Africa first with the
Kilo-Moto Gold Mines and. later
as an engineer for the Belgian
Congo government.
Mike Rose withdraws
from sophomore race
Mike Row, a candidate for
sophomore class vice-president,
withdrew his name from the
ballot Monday, The Kmcrald
was informed.
Rose did not give any reasons
for his withdrawal.
KWAX
Tuesday
5:55 Sigh On, Program Pre
views
6:00 KWAX Musical Spectra
6:45 World and Campus News
7:00 Perspectives
7:30 Hour of Classics
9:00 Guest Star
9:15 To Be Announced
9:30 The Late Show
10:00 World News
10:15 The Late Show (Cont)
11:00 Sign Off
CAMPUS MOTES
• The Dam«, (married student’s wives)
program for Apr’l will T* held at the
theater lab of Villard Hall at H p.m. April
'21. A contemporary dance recital will be
given under the direction ol Mrs. Milton
Bristow C;f Eugene.
• Tlic National Intercollegiate Bridge
tourname nt, scheduled for last term, was
ranee lied but will be held April 29 at 6:30
in the SI/ Coffee Shop. Sign up for part
r rr- in the pr'igram director's office on the
third floor oi thf STT.
• An educational movie. “The Cruel
Sea,” will be shown Wednesday at 7. The
movie -tar- Jark Ifawkim Donald Sin
den, Denholm Elliot, and Virginia Me
Kenny.
• Applications for AWS scholarship
grants are. due April 2A. Interested people
may pick up the scholarship iorms in Mrs.
Wickham’s office.
• There will be a scholarship meeting
for a.'! girl* below a 2. la*t term e;r a 2.
accumulative in the SU at 4 p.m. on
Thursday.
• All song leaders will meet at 7 p.m. in
the St’ for elimination drawing*.
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