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University Daily Kansan
Page 0406 from reel: L 2329 (1930-11-14 to 1932-01-17)
https://digital.lib.ku.edu/ku-udk/167495

Title: Pachacamac Qualified Candidates
Summary: A page featuring qualified candidates for various student government positions at the University of Kansas, including student council officers, class officers, intramural managers, and representatives from different academic departments.
Category: campus news
Subjects: student government; elections; university governance; student leadership
Named Entities: Newcomer, Dave [student council president]; Haugh, Harry [student council secretary]; Wood, Clair [student council vice-president]; Santry, Horace [student council treasurer]; Page, Lee [athletic board member]; Slocum, Ken [student directory manager]; Jeffrey, Newt [intramural manager]; Roark, Olen [intramural manager]; Miller, Connie [intramural manager]; Miller, Harry [class officer]; Nordstrom, Fred [class officer]; Coombs, Gene [class officer]; Sullivan, Wallace [class officer]; Packard, Curtis [prom manager]; Hitchcock, Bob [prom manager]; Hoover, Howard [class officer]; Fowler, Lawrence [class officer]; Rugh, John [hop manager]; Howard, Bill [hop manager]; Sangster, Robert [council representative]; Hassett, Charles [council representative]; McKnight, Phil [college representative]; Gray, Frank [college representative]; Kell, Raymond [college representative]; Skaggs, Curtis [college representative]; Denton, Harold [college representative]; Allan, Greever [college representative]; Connor, Fred [college representative]; Humphrey, Stan [college representative]; Omer, Charles [engineering representative]; Macklin, Raleigh [engineering representative]; Manning, Eugene [engineering representative]; Metcalf, John [medicine representative]; Hoffman, Robert [business representative]; Toland, Stanley [law representative]; Cochran, Allen [education representative]; Bell, Phillip [graduate representative]; Anderson, Elmer [fine arts representative]; Smolt, Maurice [pharmacy representative]
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