WEDNESDAY MARCH 14, 1928
PAGE THREE
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Women Nominate Candidates Again in Mass Meeting
6.
Motion for Constitutiona Amendment Is Tabled Until Another Meeting
Candidates for offices in W. S. G. A. for the coming year were reconstituted at a mass meeting of all the women in the University which was held that fall. The same meeting was inaugurated. This second mass meeting was the first fact that a ruling of the executive committee which fortune those nominated to withdraw on the floor of the meeting, was declined alleged. No meeting was permitted at the last meeting.
The candidates, as renominated are:
President; Helen Ffillin, Vedis Murray and Dorothy Gregoe were also nominated but withdrew their nominations.
Second vice president; Edith Larson,
Marion Leigh.
First vice president: Caris Nutt Dorothy Rugge, Vera Fae Stoopes.
Secretary: Elizabeth Dockstader,
Freda Keller.
Treasurer: Martha Ulrich, Arab Weidman.
Point System Manager: Edna Lemon, Ruth Swanger, Norm Craven, ford, Beulah Teter, Teter Parry.
College Representative: Dorothy Stone, Ruth Krebblatt, Louise Wright, Dorothy Wristish, Dori Anderson
Senior vice president; Ronna Funk,
Dorothy Shore, Florence Elliott, Lacele
Clippinger, Candace McLean,
Lois Strat.
Senior secretary: Pauline Cost
Isabel Bandy, Donatty Decker, Charlote Harper.
Junior vice president; Jane Poin
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seminar secretary; Gertrude Holland, Leona Welch, Eden Smith, Justine Rutherford, Wilma Troyer, Perrin Bloy, Mary Hart, Dory Dalbyisha. Following the nominations, a motion was made which read as follows: "The committee is pointed to draft an amendment to the W. S. G. A. constitution providing that a committee of seven made up in two from unorganized groups, and three disinterested faculty members, be formed to represent women of the University. That this committee be empowered to nominate eligible women for office in W. S. G. A. and in the second mass meeting. This report, along with such nominations as shall be made from the floor at the second会议 for the various offices."
The motion for this amendment was called until another mass meeting is held, and the university's online University might have a chance to think over this proposition before
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