Student government -- Elections

Abstract Class nominations on October 11, 1955 – Arts and Science in Little Theater, Bizad in Room 247 and Engineers in E1-1. Dr. Margaret Mead is first Social Science Foundation Lecturer on October 17, 1955. Chancellor Alter welcomes US Air Academy. Paul Plath named “Apron King” at Fall Ball. Homecoming Chairmen to meet in Pioneer Room. Patricia Beck, was featured as a cover girl on a woman’s magazine in Spain. Sponsor Corps Deadline; Voting by Cadets October 15, 1955. All-School Dance hosted by...

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Spirit Soars in Upset Win. Polling Begins Tomorrow to Fill Office Vacancies. Centennial Plans Initiated at DU Dinner Meeting. Phi Kaps Earn Permanent Trophy Possession. Foundation Lecture Series Opens with CIT Scientist. Applications for Graduation. Socialist Student Gives Defense of Purpose.

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One-Third of Eligible Freshmen Voters Elect Zimmerman, Kaufman, Wiley as Class Officers – 3 Independent Candidates Win Victories Over Coalition. Correspondent to Talk at First of SSF Lectures. All Campus Organizations Preparing for Homecoming in Classics Weekend. New Dormitories to be Dedicated November 23. Fraternity Solves Parking Problem.

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Commissions Set 2 Rallies for Hopefuls. Election Listing Slated as Final. SSF Lecture to Give Dean Talking of UN. No Class Today – May Days Dominates Activities; “Twilight Sing” Set as Highlight. Clarion Sets Platform Date.

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Foreign Students Hold International Day Fete. Hopeful Candidates Enter Race for Thirty-two AUSA Offices. Africa Changed – Outlook Needs Revision. Chairman Submits May Days Budget. Yourgrau Serves as Guest Lecturer.

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Frosh Election – Richardson Emerges Victor. Rusk to Speak, Help Dedicate Cherrington Hall on Nov 14. Viet Nam Controversy – Housewife, Candidate Debate Policy. Social Science Foundation 40 Years Old.