Students Named in Primaries
Friday, April 2, 1954
One hundred six candidates were chosen in yesterday's three closed primaries to run on the ASC ballot, and 36 on the non-partisan class officer ballot in the April 20 spring election.
SENIOR CLASS
President: Harlan Parkinson, Jann Duchossoy. Mary. Ann. Kaaz.
Vice president: Norman Capps.
Gene Schanze, Kay Siegfried.
Secretary; Barbara Bateman, Martha
Nienstedt; Stéphane States.
JUNIOR CLASS
Treasurer: Diane Miller, Peggy Jones.
President: Dirk MaGuire, Ralph Moody, Jerry Rosenlund.
Vice president: Carol Mather,
Apalade Miller, Mat Pierson
Secretary: Beverly Jackson, Barbara Korn, Jo Parker.
SOPHOMORE CLASS
Treasurer: Bob Babcock, P h i
Coolidge, Dorolyn Humbarger.
President; Paul DeGood, Delmont
Hadley, Janice Iiams
Vice president: John Eland, Jerry Roberts, Jerry Whitson.
Secretary: Tom Horne, Dave Leslie, Roland Peschka.
Treasurer: Richard Billings, Collette Peterman, Ann Straub.
ALL STUDENT COUNCIL
President: Bob Kennedy, AGI Fred Rice, POGO; Clifford Holland MSP.
Vice president: Marjorie Englund,
AGI; Nathan Harris, POGO; Bob
Kav, MSP.
ASC SENATE
Betty Bubb, POGO; Merl Sellers,
POOG; Duane Houtz, AGI; Phil
Pettit, AGI; Bruce Johnston, MSP; George Michale, MSP.
District II—College
Bill Buck, POGO; Jack McCall,
POGO; Dick Myers, POGO; Louie
Petrie, POGO; Nancy Darnell,
POGO; Mary Ellen Lewis, POGO;
AGI, Ted Ice, AGI; Harlan Stamper,
Ron Denchfield, AGI; Larry Gutsch,
AGI; Wiley Gabrielson, AGI; Alice
Wiley, AGI; Darrel Nixon, MSP.
District III—Education
Peg Jones, POGO; Sandy Pulver, POGO; Larry Schultz, POGG; Peggy Hughes, AGI; Alberta Johnson, AGI; Bill Heitholt, MSP.
District IV-Engineering
Joe Galbraith, POGO; Tom Griffith, POGO; Scott Hayden, POGO; Forrest Hoglund, POGO; Jack Frost, AGI; Jack Rogers, AGI; Ludwig Smith, AGI; Dave Sommers, AGI.
District IV—Engineering
District V—Fine Arts
Donna Francis, POGO; Janice Mason, POGO; John Nangel, POGO; Sam Van Meter, AGI; Mary Ann Curtis, AGI; Sally Lindemuth, AGI.
District VI—Graduate
Homer Ball, POGO; Bob Pope,
AGI; Jerry Lysaught, MSP; Elliot
Valenstein, MSP
district VII—Journalism
District VII—Journalism Karen Hilmer, POGO; Letty Lemon, AGI; Stan Hamilton, MSP.
District VIII—Law
Frank Sabatini, POGO; Tom
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theoretical Chuck Kirkpatrick, POGO; Jim Gleason, AGI.
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TRANSPORTATION
Pharmacy
Crandall Mellia, POGO; Kay
Lowis, AGI.
RIDERS WANTED: To Denver. Bare
expenses call 12968. Frank Brown. 4-2
ASC—HOUSE
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Sororities
Gene Bortnick, POGO; Bob Bush, POGO; Gene Coombs, POGO; Bill Cool, POGO; Dip Dye, POGO; Bud Salanski, POGO; Jerry Whitehead, POGO; Larry Weeds, POGO; Jack Dusay, AGI; Tom Hampton, AGI; Fritz Heath, AGI; HUMMy Hodge, AGI; Al Hyer, AGI; George Sheldon, AGI; Al Sweeney, AGI.
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Lowest airline fares, tourist and family fare, available on all scheduled airlines, authorized agents for all steamship lines, authorized agents for interview trips arranged as well as pleasure trips. See us for literature on your Summer vacation. TOM MAUPIN TRAVEL SERVICE. 1015 Mass. Phone 3661.
Gay Coolidge, POGO; Jane Collier, POGO; Lois McArdle, POGO; Martha Nienstedt, POGO; Pat Davis, AGI; Joss Dougherty, AGI; Jane Henry, AGI; Fredrica Voiland, AGI.
Ronnie Brown. AGI; William Hirsch, AGI; Edward Wall, AGI.
Men's Dorms
DUCK'S Sea Food TAVERN
Margot Baker, AGI; Barbara Fisher, AGI.
We Specialize In MEXICAN FOOD 434 Locust Ph.4199 La Tropicana Club Open Sundays
Will be Closed on: April 5,6,&7
Women's Dorms
Freshman Women's Dorms
Diane Hawley, POGO; Ann Rumsey, POGO; Ann Straub, POGO; Jane Pugh, AGI; Anne Wiedeman, AGI; Janis Johanson, AGI.
Co-ops, Professional Fraternities
Don Pearson, AGI; Dale Trott, AGI.
TO SERVE YOU
We Will Open Again on - April 8-
Unorganized Students
Gary Davis, POGO; Jack Stewart,
POGO; Alice Ann Shearer, POGO;
Bill Awad AGI; Burton Baldwin,
AGI; Grace Faal, AGI;
mon, AGI; Dave Miller, AGI; Frank
newy, AGI; Joyce Sejorka, AGI;
Leroy Watkins, AGI; Jerry Willis,
AGI
Passenger cars operated by rental and drive-yourself companies in the United States have doubled in number since 1950.
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At the Granada, informed sources tell us that "Knights of the Round Table" will not disband for another day or so. When and if they do complete their draining of Arthurian plasma, the screen will reflect the inimitable strawbrains known as Ma and Pa Kettle. Their new venture is intriguingly entitled "Ma and Pa Kettle Back Home."
Eternity,' Gang Films Hold Forth at Cinema
By BILL STRATTON
Today Red Skelton takes on a half-serious role in "The Great Diamond Robbery," at the Patee. Even though Skelton is hapless with the straight lines, the story skips along in an amusing fashion, drawing much of the humor from the supporting cast.
Although our temporary release from formal education does not materialize legally until tomorrow, there are many cinemaniacs who will prefix their vacations with a movie in Lawrene. It is for these insugents that we scan the immediate film listings.
The Varsity is at the top with the undisputed "From Here to Eternity," which, after recent Academy sweepstakes, can only be defiled by someone with political asylum, like the junior senator from Wisconsin. This candid translation of the James Jones novel accumulated Oscars in a quantity unequalled since "Gone With the Wind." People to be seen re-enacting the old Army days around Schofield barracks are Montgomery Clift, Burt Lancaster, Frank Sinatra, Donna Reed, and Deborah Kerr. This will play until Sunday at the Varsity.
Domestic warfare then has priority on the screen under the able criminal generalship of James Cagney and Edward G. Robinson. Their budding efforts appear in a pair of dusty, almost antiquated, movies called "The Public Enemy" and "Little Caesar." These reels were among the first to depict massacre on-mainstreet and win the hearts
of American gangsters.
James Whitmore and Kurt Kasznar are a pair of natural heavies who never seem to go wrong no matter where they place their characterizations. "The Great Diamond, robbery is linked to a travel folder about New Orleans and Mardi Gras, called "Louisiana Territory," and lasting 45 minutes.
The Javahawk has snared "Lure of the Sila," an unpublicized Italian film of variable merit. Vittorio Gassman and Silva Mangano are the players. The dialogue is in English and the love scenes are in Italian. This will ride over the weekend.
Silk Textiles, U.S. Art in Museum
The former is a group of paintings by leading American artists showing the main trends in painting in the U.S. in the past half century. Among the artists represented are Kansas' own John Stewart Curry, Peter Hurd, Robert Henri, John Martin, and 16 others. The International Business Machines corp. lending the exhibit.
Traveling exhibits during April at the University Museum of Art include "Cross Currents in American Art" and "Silks of the Harmonists."
For Good Eating Over Vacation
it's Your
Student Union
Cafeteria
Cafeteria Vacation Hours Beginning Monday, April 5
Breakfast 7:30-8:30 a.m.
Lunch . . . . 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Dinner 5-6 p.m.
Coffee Bar open--7:30 a.m.- 6 p.m.
The Hawk's Nest will close at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 3 and will open again at 4 p.m. Sunday, April 11
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