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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, April 16. 1959
Tabulation of Vote
President and Vice President
Lewis and Dean (AGI) 1,191
Austin and Davis (Vox) 1,683
College
Engineering
Johnson (AGI) 274
Gier (AGI) 335
Carnahan (Vox) 345
Navlor (Vox) 390
Addis (AGI) 2a
Hall (Vox) 3r
Business
Reitz (AGI)
Dieker (Vox)
Fine Arts
Longwood (AGI)
Trickett (Vox) 1
Education
Haines (AGI)
Williamson (Vox)
Pharmacy
Davis (AGI)
Iott (Vox)
Journalism
Allen (AGI)
Crosier (Vox)
Harrison (write-in)
Lawn
No candidate (AGI)
Stout (Vox)
Graduate
Cross (AGI)
Wainwright (Vox)
Unmarried-Unorganized
Stout (AGI) ... 25
Dilley (Vox) ... 60
Laws (Vox) ... 64
McMullan (Vox) ... 117
Women's Dormitories*
Independent
(2 elected)
Elickhan (AGI) ... 129
Lawrence (Vox) ... 84
Shaffer (Vox) ... 100
Men's Dormitories*
(2 elected)
Armstrong (AGI) ... 44
Brauer (AGI) ... 117
Stephenson (AGI) 148
Bumgarner (Vox) 96
Purnell (Vox) 78
**Married**
Hickman (AGI)
Schmalzried (Vox)
Co-cep and Professional
Fraternities
Komatz (AGI) ... Cohn (Vox) ...
Sorority* (4 elected)
Hagman (AGI) ... 177
Moyer (AGI) ... 88
Rowe (AGI) ... 177
Childers (Vox) ... 177
Hide (Vox) ... 112
Rundle (Vox) ... 177
Fraternity* (4 elected)
2 Ash (AGI) 57
41 Forker (AGI) 30
13 Gray (AGI) 184
Meyer (AGI) 79
Barr (Vox) 41
Dalby (Vox) 184
86 Henderson (Vox) 184
Koerner (Vox) 139
20 Vondracek (Vox) 184
59 * Voting districts carrying an asterisk show figures tabulated under a preferential distribution system.
As such, the total number of votes cast for each candidate is not indicated due to the distribution.
Class Officer Candidates
Senior Class
President
Barnes 380
Coombs ... 1
Luce ... 24
**Vice President**
Stanton ... 474
Jeffery ... 286
**Secretary**
Cameron ... 423
Hupp ... 323
Scott ... 218
**Treasurer**
Hoover ... 342
Owens ... 223
Williams ... 386
**Junior Class**
**President**
Anderson ... 427
Coe ... 247
**Vice President**
Hensleigh ... 213
Kaser ... 362
Clawson (write-in) ... 121
**Secretary**
Bagley ... 357
Epps ... 121
Smith ... 209
**Treasurer**
Bickley ... 192
Grimm ... 347
Reiter ... 148
**Sophomore Class**
**President**
King ... 444
Sapp ... 114
Vail ... 219
**Vice President**
Stone ... 350
Turner ... 427
**Secretary**
Boyd ... 395
Colladay ... 363
Tillman ... 166
**Treasurer**
Thomas ... 118
Wiley ... 481
Wendt ... 163
Returned by Popular Demand
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14 Independent Dorms Pushing Song Practice
"Sing into Spring" is the by-word of the independent organized houses as practice continues for the annual "Spring Sing."
The sing, sponsored by the Inter-Residence Council for upperclassmen, finds Battenfeld, Douthart, Pearson, Gertrude Sellars Pearson third floor, Miller, Grace Pearson, and Foster Halls stepping up their practice sessions as the April 29 competition nears.
Most of the houses have scheduled rehearsals three times a week during the evenings and around meal times. Practices so far have averaged about 30 minutes in length. As April 29 gets nearer, however, practices will probably be held more frequently and last longer.
Battenfeld has taken a traveling trophy home from the past two Spring Sings, and will be able to keep it if it wins this year.
Houses may register with Charlotte Stryker, Topeka junior, at VI 3-9123, until tomorrow.
"Fourteen ensembles have already registered, and we expect at least five more to enter," said Miss Stryker.
The Inter-Residence Council set up and sponsored the annual Spring Sing three years ago. There was little support the first year, but last year 14 ensembles were entered, and this year more than 19 will probably enter, she said.
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