Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-04-28 | Page 2 | Pace and Garff Nominated at Utah U. Primary

P PACE AND GARFE ARff NOMINA NOMINATED un AT AI UTAH U. U U PRIMARY V. V Gilbert Evelyn H Hadley dley Arc Are Candidates for Vice President Elton Elton- Pace of or Richfield Rk and Royal Garff of or Salt Lake Cit City were selected a as candidates for president nt of the student body at the University University University sity of Utah in the primary elections elections elections elec elec- which were held Friday on the campus Pace Is president of the engineering society and a member of or the Beta Theta PI fraternity while Garff Is a a. member of the Friars' Friars club chub and alid has been active along forensic lines while hile in the university According According- to td the rules in the election election elec elec- tion the two candidates for each office receiving th the highest number of votes at the primary elections are the only candidates eligible for the final election The results of the primaries are as follows For president president Elton Elton Pace votes otes Ro Royal al Garff Garit votes Frank Franl Forsberg votes Ed Flandro votes George Smith 28 votes For vice president president Varna Varna Gilbert votes vote's Evelyn Hadley Hadle votes SECOND VICE PRESIDENT For second vice president George president George Glen votes Dilworth votes Walter Dauncey Daunce YO votes les For sec secretary Betty secretary Betty night Knight 41 votes Carol Barclay votes Kathr Kathryn n Griffith votes Norma Daines Dames 06 96 votes otes Lucille Miller 94 For treasurer treasurer Bob Boh Davis votes Daniel Moyle votes Byron Byron Byron By By- ron Neilson Nellson votes Duane Nelson Nelson Nel Nel- son 49 votes For FOI dramatic council council- council Faculty two years ears Harry Allen votes Joseph Smith 40 votes student two years Richard Pollock votes Harold Bo Boyer er votes Dick Rowland votes H votes For athletic council council Alumni Alumni one year rear Thornton Spider Morris 1 votes McKinley Mickey Oswald votes student two years ears Wesley Anderson votes Evert D. D Lybbert votes Boyd Bord Squires votes votes- Leon Jones 92 votes Douglas V. V Gary Cary 37 votes MUSIC COUNCIL For music council council- Fa Pacu Faculty Ry two years lears ears Herbert Maw votes voles William l Peterson votes otes Clarence Clarence Claronce Clar Clar- ence once ence Hawl Hawkins ins votes student student- two years ears Jack Squires votes Vilate Crane votes Newall Evans vans votes oles Asahel Woodruff 99 votes VIrginia lnla Stevens 68 votes Gerald Nash 54 5 votes Keller Keller Kelter Kel Kel- ler ter Kerr 35 vot votes s. s For Fol cheer leader leader leader-G leader George George eorge James votes otes Louis M. M Burgener votes For apportionment board board Ju Junior Ju Ju- student two years Marvin Jonas votes votes M. M L. L Gowans Govans votes Demoire SI Skidmore votes Al Alan n Crandall votes For publications Faculty I ty two years ears Levi Lev Edgar Young votes F. F J. J Pack votes Thomas Parmley votes H. H G. G Richards 68 votes E. E W. W Pehrson 57 votes otes student two years Richard Richard Richard Rich Rich- ard Lambourne 62 votes Jack Thomas votes Girard Meeks votes Kenneth Robertson votes otes student one year Spencer Howell votes Wayne Wayne- Grover votes voles Ross loss Budge votes For debating council Faculty council Faculty two years Herbert Maw votes P. P Eccles Eceles votes student two years James Knudson votes Jack Thomas votes For student government board board- Junior student two years Harlow Sharp vot votes s Hal Armstrong votes Leland Irvine votes For junior prom chairman Rich chairman Rich Richard ard Cosgrove votes Gerald Smith votes Robert Bird votes v j Less Less Less' than oo votes were cast in inthis inthis inthis this election The rhe small number of votes has been attributed to the fact that new rules were inaugurated inaugurated inaugurated rated In regard to the method by which the election would be con con- ducted It was necessary accordIng according according accord- accord Ing to these rules that each student 1 present his student activity card as asa asa asa I a means of Identifying himself as asa asa I a a. member of oC the student body before before before be be- fore he was allowed to cast east his vote The new ruling was a source of much contention while the elections elections elec elec- lions were in progress progress-it is report report- reported ed A number of law students have l ve contested the constitutionality of oC the move mo which according accordIng- to Douglas Wood was necessitated through the irregularities In the former attempt to hold the primary election Efforts to hold up the election Friday through h g an injunction injunction injunction tion proved to be Ineffective but the law students Insist that action is to be taken The final elections arc are arc to be held Wednesday