MONDAY, APRIL 19. 1926
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
The Independent Ticket Petersen - Melander Yes, Do! "Compare the Qualifications"
REPRESENTATIVES
Pete Springer
Russel Hays
Stan Engle
Lud Grady
COLLEGE
Ray Dobyns
Walter Freese
Ring Lardner
Louis Davidson
Hareld Baker
Engineering
Herb Pennington Ray Wheeler
LAW Louis W. Krings
PHARMACY
Vie Mallory
FINE ARTS Lee S. Greene
EDUCATION Forrest Hewitt
MEDIC
Mathew McDougall
GRADUATE Herbert Gaston
ALBERT PETERSEN
1. Proven Executive Ability.
As president of the junior class.
On the basketball court as "All-Valley" center for two years.
2. Practical Experience.
As an active member of the present council.
3. Personality.
"A man's man."
BOB PATTERSON
1. Executive.
Secretary-Treasurer of the Engineering School, Editor,
the Kansas Engineer.
2. Experience.
Active member of present council.
3. Honorary and Scholastic.
Sachem.
Scabbard and Blade.
1st. Lieutenant R. O. T. C.
JIM MEISNER
CHARLIE EMBREE
1. Vice-President of the Engineering School.
2. Manager "College Im" (Three years).
1. Political Science Major (Honor student).
2. Secretary of the honorary political science fraternity,
(PI Sigma Alpha).
3. Well versed and highly skilled parliamentarian.
4. Two years practical business experience as a private secretary.
BIG SIX LATTIN
1. Practical business experience as Lawrence manager for the Interstate Bus Lines in the handling and disbursement of funds.
2. President of his class and a member of the student council at Missouri Wesleyan.
3. Executive ability.
Demonstrated on the athletic field.
SCHOOL OFFICERS
COLLEGE
President—Ernest Stanley
Vice-President—Floyd Russell
Sec.-Treas.—Josephine Allen
ENGINEERING
President—Bill Patterson
Vice-President—Earl Horttor
Sec.-Treas.—Bryan Rexroth
ATHLETIC BOARD
NON-ATHLETIC MEMBERS Bill Clark Don Isett
"Smiling Bill" Melander---lotsa Pep, Power, Personality
Good Roads Note---"The road to election is awfully muddy now"
PLATFORM
1. Proportional Representation
We believe in proportional representation of all classes in the activities of the student body.
We stand for a more representative nominating system. Candidates should be chosen by a group of at least 10 per cent of the student body. Sixty (60) per cent of these should be non-Fraternity men (that is not members of a fraternity which maintains a house).
2. Convention System of Nomination.
3. Candidates.
Candidates should be chosen regardless of fraternal connections on a strictly merit basis.
RALLY!
The parade will start from 14th and Tenn.at 7 o'clock sharp tonight!
Everybody Out!
OPEN LETTER
Members and friends of the "Smiling Bill" club;
I want to thank each and every one of you for the help you have given me in running a clean campaign. Your spirit of co-operation and the fight you have shown has been simply wonderful.
I am glad to announce that the "Independent Ticket" will have the unqualified support of the following fraternity men: Acacia 40, Phi Kappa Psi 44, Pi Upsilon 45, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 47, Alpha Kappa Lambda 22, Delta Chi 34, Delta Sigma Lambda 31, Chi Delta Sigma 26, Phi Kappa 34, Phi Chi 38, Beta Phi Sigma 34, total 405. In addition there is the vote of our membership which is now 274, making a grand total of 679 known supporters of the Independent Ticket.
In view of the fact that the highest number of votes received by any candidate last year was 731, I feel justified in predicting an Independent landslide tomorrow.
Hit the polls early and fight 'em hard.
Bion Kohler,
Campaign Manager.
Qualifications: 1 wear B. V, D.'s.
"Let the Office Seek the Man"