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University Daily Kansan
Friday, April 5, 1963
RELAYS QUEEN—Marjorie Fischer, Lawrence sophomore, was named 1963 KU Relays Queen yesterday afternoon. She will reign over the Relays to be held in Memorial Stadium April 19-20.
Vox Takes-
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IN THE TITLEI CLASS
president, Jerry Pullins. Council Grove, defeated Bruce Hall, Coffeyville.
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Phil Harrison, Colby, defeated Max Logan, Holliday, and George Cabrera, Kansas City, Mo., for vice-president of the senior class.
The other newly elected officers of next year's senior class are Dave Stinson, Lawrence, treasurer, and Merry Moore, Raytown, Mo., secretary.
THE PRESIDENT of next year's junior class is Bob Ritter, Kirkwood, Mo. Ritter defeated Ken Robb, Mission, by 81 votes. Charles Hyter, Hutchinson, was elected vice-president. Hyter beat Jack Kennedy, Leawood, by 51 votes.
Other junior class officers are Connie Kosfeld, East St. Louis, Ill., secretary, and Cindy Snyder, Bethesda, Md., treasurer.
IN A TIGHT contest, Mike Brizendine, Kansas City, was elected president of the sophomore class. He defeated Dick King, Kansas City, 467-463. Bruce Bikales, Prairie Village, was third with 224 votes. Nine void and 33 blank ballots could have given the victory to King.
Don Duff, Topeka, was elected vice-president of the sophomore class. He defeated Dean Wolfe, Garden City, by 355 votes.
Gretchen Lawrence, Wichita, was elected secretary, and Donna Florup, Leawood, was chosen as treasurer. Susan Easterly, Shawnee Mission, a write-in candidate, ran second in both contests.
Car Key Foils Thieves' Plan
HOUSTON, Tex. — (UPI) — Mrs.
Lena S. Doyle, 72, chased off three
would-be purse snatchers last night
with a car key.
Mrs. Doyle told the police she was walking to her auto when the youths jumped from an alley and told her to drop her purse. They fled when she jabbed one in the face with her car key.
Results of Vote
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT
AND VICE-PRESIDENT:
Reuben McCornack, John
Underwood (Vox) ... 2,214
Charles Whitman, Douglas
Hall (UP) ... 1,693
COLLEGE MEN:
John Stuckey (Vox) ... 648
Jay Roberts (UP) ... 608
COLLEGE WOMEN:
Carolyn Power (Vox) ... 533
Carole Clancy (UP) ... 518
JOURNALISM:
Jaclyn Stern (Vox) ... 38
Steve Clark (UP) ... 36
LAW:
Marshall Crowther (Vox) ... 58
Jim Lawing (UP) ... 38
GRADUATE:
Tonya Kurt (Vox) ... 50
Bob Steffen (UP) ... 53
FINE ARTS:
FINE ARTS:
Janet Pepper (Vox) ... 165
Jane Lutton (UP) ... 83
ENGINEERING:
Charles Portwood (Vox) ... 222
Don Pellow (UP) ... 207
EDUCATION:
Barbara Edwards (Vox) ... 223
Wendy Wilkerson (UP) ... 202
BUSINESS:
Larry Gamble (Vox) ... 115
Lester Childers (UP) ... 84
**PHARMACY:**
Paula Mausolf (Vox) ... 46
Terry Ball (UP) ... 49
REFERENDUMS
No. 1 — For 3,136
Against 610
No. 2 — For ... Against ... No. 3 — For ... Against ...
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS:
Kav Cash ... 435
Merry Moore ... 628
Treasurer
Vice-president
Farrer Mary Meissel 370
Dave Stusson 655
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS:
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS:
**Secretary**
Connie  Kosfeld ... 536
Georgia  Lonnecker ... 396
**Treasurer**
Cindy  Snyder ... 510
Larry  Winn ... 399
**Vice-president**
Charles  Hyter ... 482
Jack  Kennedy ... 429
**President**
Bob  Ritter ... 504
Ken  Robb ... 423
George Cabrera 211
Max Logan 290
Phil Harrison 549
President
Bruce Hall 502
Jerry Pullins 557
ALL OF THE three referendums offered to the student body in this election passed by large margins
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS;
Gretchen Lawrence 1,046
Susan Easterly (write-in) 62
Treasurer
Treasurer
Donna Florup 1,037
Susan Easterly (write-in) 5
The first amendment, to allow at least one voting ASC representative from each living or academic district passed 3136-610.
Vice-president
President
The second amendment, "to allow at least one voting ASC representative per complete 1,000 students in each living district." passed 2,203-1,446.
PRESENT
Bruce  Bikales  224
Mike  Brizendine  467
Dick  King  463
president
Don Duff 699
Dean Wolfe 344
The third amendment, to allow the ASC to fill ASC vacancies, "provided that the person filling the vacancy is from the same district as that in which the vacancy exists," passed 2,509-1,162.
Campus Chest Falls Below Goal
The Kansas University Campus Chest officially ended Thursday and at the latest report, only 1.2 per cent of the $10,000 goal has been met.
the treasury showed only $115.70 in the latest count.
The task of sorting, punching and counting the ballots began shortly after the close of the polls at 6 p.m. yesterday, but no results were available until after 10 p.m.
STUDENTS
The treasurer says he is not worried yet.
April 17, the Wednesday after spring vacation is the final date the Chest can accept donations.
Grease Jobs . . $1.00
Brake Adj. . . . 98c
7 a.m.-11 p.m.
Automotive Service Motor Tune-Ups, Wheel Balancing
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(Continued from page 1) rollment figures in the Registrar's office showed that the necessary number of votes were not cast in each election.
Both political parties and the two candidates from the school agreed that the person with the majority vote should be allowed to represent the school on the ASC. Steve Clark, Coffeyville junior who was the University Party candidate, was elected by a six-vote margin.
THE ONLY SCHOOL affected by the decision this year is the School of Journalism. Only 66 votes were cast in that district during the election. The School of Pharmacy and the Graduate School cast more than 75 votes.
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