TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
PACHACAMAC CANDIDATES
20 Non-Fraternity Men 19 Fraternity Men
KENNETH MEUSER for President Men's Student Council
In presenting Kenneth Maucer for the Presidency of the Council, Pataharmar reeves secure in the belief that another high-ranking man will succeed after execution. He also argues that the best available material to select the best available material for the presidency, Kenneth Maucer's wide range of highly adapted equipment for the office-all to go on mark as a man who has been an exemplary leader.
1. President Owl Society
2. Executive Director Jawahar
3. Ats. Bus. Member, 10.929 K Book
4. Member Seswat Board
5. Member Seswat Board
6. Major M-Y-C-A Driver
7. Major M-Y-C-A Driver
B. Student Diversity Committee
C. Student Engagement Committee
D. Golf Course Committee
E. Member Student Council
F. Nima Dalia College
G. Nima Dalia College
H. Student Diversity Committee
HENRY HOOD
for Treasurer Men's Student Council
The details of the Treasurership require a man of special inclination for figures and the difficulty they create for the ordinary individual. Here is a man respected and admitted by all who know him, and by nature endowed to discharge the duties of this office without fault or error.
1. Member Engineering Council
2. Self Supporting
3. Non-fraternity
5. Member American Society
        Mechanical Engineers
Although there is no opposition Pachacamac maintains its traditional policy both as to platform and candidates.
The coming election marks the second time in the history of politics on Mount Oread in which Pachacatac has not been opposed by another organized political group. It is singularly a proof of the EFFICIENCY, of the SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE, of the STA-TENANCE. The candidate has received the consistent allegiance of the student body for nineteen years its insertion.
The temporary retirement of the Opposition from field of battle and its anxious waiting until Pachaacamac breaks down of its own load are but infeasible testimonials of the tremendous strides which Pachaacamac has made in the realm of UNIVERSAL SERVICE. Groups which have causes to further, ideals to fight for, and SERVICE to render do not wait for the deterioration of the Successful—they are ever ready to do battle in support of honest policies and honest convictions.
Pachacama will not let down. It has work to do and service to render. It believes in Representative Student Government and it will never cease advancing its cause or fortifying its position. The confession of the Opposition that it is without strength and bravery should be considered a blight on the institution. But the trust and an acknowledgment that the traditional policies of Pachacama have received the seal of permanent sanction-
Pachacamac is stronger and abler than ever before. It will not crumble on account of internal strife or jealousies. It has too much to work for in the way of responsibility and obligation, too much to give in the way of service, and too much to live for in way of tradition and ideal.
tion and then,
therefore, it will always insist upon equitable representation and serve fairly the interests of the fraternity and non-fraternity elements. Its paramount promise is to re-affirm the
To promote at all times the highest interests, traditions, and ideals of the University of Kansas.
One Year Member
JACK MORRIS
Council Representatives Members-at-Large
JACK MORRIS
1. Men's Student Council,
2. Ace Editor Jawahar, 28
3. Editor Student Directory, 29
4. Eagle School,
5. Owl Society,
6. Varsity Debate Team
OWEN COX
1. Owl Society
2. Junior Prom Managee
3. Junior Council
4. Jawshaker Business Staff
5. MORRIS HEIGHT
6. Editor: Jayhawk
7. Ass. Ed. 29 Jawshawk
8. Assistant: Jayhawk
9. Sour Owl Board
10. Men's Pan-Helene
11. MANLAND
12. Bus. Mgr. 1910 Jawshawk
13. Aas. Bus. Mgr. 1929 Jawshawk
14. Christmas Tree Committee
Two Year Member
CHARLES HASSETT
1. Non-fraudry
2. Self-supporting
3. Y.M.A.
4. "B" Student
5. Men's Student Council
College Representatives
FRANK GRAY
JACK TURNER
MAURICE LAMPI
1. Dean's Honor Roll
2. Non-fragrance
3. Supporting
4. K.U. Bait
5. Business Experience
VAUGHN DOWNS
Ivan Betz Tau
1. Men's Student Council
2. Engr. Student Council
3. Engr. Student Council
JACK TURNER
Sophomore Hep Mgr.
Non-fraternity
"B" Student
LAURENCE TURNER
Mrs. Men's Student Council
Manager Soph Hop
Freshman Relays Committee
Freshman Class Officer
NEWS
1. Men's Student Council
2. Men's Glee Club
3. Vice-pren. Committee
4. Rivets-pren. Y.M.A.-A.
5. Welfare Committee
MARTIN
1. Non-fragrant
2. 100% cell supporting
3. National College Players
4. National College Players
5. Pi Epion Pt
RALPH MARTIN
Engineering Representatives
Pharmacy
Pharmacy
EVERETT HUBBARD
HENRY TURRELL
1. Non-Tranrish尔
2. Editor Karaus Engineer
3. Y.M.C.A.
4. Education
ROL AND LOGAN
KARL BRATTON
ROY VILLOR
WREN GABEL
TREW BENPY
1 Engr. School Student
2 Engr. Home School Council
3 Honors Map Engg. Mergers
Athletic Board Member
T. C. BISHOP
Graduate KARL YOUNGSTROM
Medicine
BERT STOFER
Student Directory Manager
HARRY MILLER
Senior BOB BORTH
Junior
J. FRED NORDSTROM
Intramural Managers
JUNIOR
CURTIS SKAGGS
1. Pres. South Class
2. Asst. B's Student Jawahyer
3. Franklinman Frolic
4. R.O.T.C. 5.
6. Christmas Tree su-
pporting
Traester
HAROLD IRWIN
1. Non-fragrant
2. Supporting
*B' Student
*Y.M.C.A.
*Prism Manager
NEWMAN JEFFREY
1. Asst. Editor Jawahyer
Sigal Ditta Pei
Epiphany Pi
4. Chairman Co. Club
5. Jawahyer Ed. Board
BILL YOUNG
1. Asst. B's Mun. Jaehyer
2. Sec. Pan-Hellenic Council
Class Officers
SENIOR
Sophomore WADE COMER
President
DICK VORAN
1. Owl Society
2. Men's Student Council
3. Trea, Union Oper. Com.
4. Dramatic Club
5. K.U. Band
6. Freshman Debate Team
1. Non-fraternity
2. Self-supporting
3. "B" Student
4. Y.M.C.A.
SOPHOMORE
President
1. Wendell LARD
2. Non-fraternity
3. Summerfield Scholar
4. Edison S. Paper
5. Edition of S. Paper
Treasurer
LYNN SCOTT
Treasurer
OLEEN. Treasurer
1. Pres., Friendship M.Y.C.A
2. Pres., County Club
3. Self-supporting
4. Active. Man. Activ.
Hop Manager
GENE COOMBS
1. Self-supporting.
2. "B" Student
3. Freshman Frolic Com.
Hop Manager
JOHN PAXTON
1. Fresh, Interclass Soc. Pres.
2. Fresh, Frolic Committee
3. High Point HS. Activ. Man
20 Non-Fraternity Men 19 Fraternity Men
20 NON-FRATERNITY MEN 19 FRATERNITY MEN
BARTON AVERY
for Vice President Men's Student Council
The name of Barton Avery needs no introduction. His wide range of friendships, his keen interest in the various student affairs, his accepted leadership in various non-faternity groups all go to make him the apt candidate for Vice President.
1. Teacher Junior Class
2. Owl Society
3. Y. M. C. A
4. Artist Jayhawk *Business*
News
5. Christmas Tree Committee
    "B" Students
6. Councy Chair Treasurer
7. Family Trustee
8. Self-supporting
DICK GARLINGHOUSE for Secretary Men's Student Council
Few men have had the good fortune to come to this office with the background of D.G. Dicketinghouse. His range of friendships is unlimited, his preparation for the work of Secretary could be no more in point, and his ability is unquestioned.
1. Member Men's Student Council
2. Junior Prom Manager
3. Owl Society
4. Committee on Student Afairs
5. County College Club Committee
6. Y. M. C. A.
7. Relay Committee (3 yrs).
8. Chairman Religious Work Committee
9. Chairman Traditions Committee
10. Chairman Intramurals Committee
11. Holiday Day Committee
12. Freshman Initiation Committee
"ON WITH STUDENT GOVERNMENT"