EMBER 3, 1959
TUESDAY. NO
Cam
Chol
us, University
se Nominees
nations were made Sunday by Campus and
ies for the fall Student Government Assoeia-
I o be held Nov. 18 and 19.
Final nom
University pa
Bon elections
A freshmai
along with 17
and 6 freshmei
1
Larry Garl
and sophomore class president will be elected
ssemblymen, 2
used.
Curry
lneligib e to Run
By Co mittee
The Elections Committee de
cision ruling Donald Curry,
junior in industrial engineer
ing from Reading, ineligible to
run as a Campus Party candi
date for SGA -lissembly was
upheld last night:
Robert Umpstead, acting co
chairman of the committee, said
the decision against Curry was
upheld by SGA President Leonard
Julius.
The dispute arose when Curry
swicthed from University Party
to Campus Party in order to ac
cept the nomination. Former Elec
tions Committee Chairman Stan
ley Foster ruled him ineligible.
Sunday night Campus Party
nominated Curry. Umpstead
and his co-chairman Sharon
Hoffman restated Foster's de
cision on Curry.
Umpstead said the party decid
ed to nominate Curry anyway ind
appeal the Elections Committee
decision to the SGA Assembly.
However, Julius ruled the mat
ter an internal affair and upheld
the decision.
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124 S. A,LI.E.
eniors, 4 juniors, 5 sophomores
nt Campus party for freshman
class president and Robert Can:
son will represent University par-1
ty. Both Garlock and Carson were
unopposed for the nominations.
Voting for sophomore' class
, president will be Duane Alex
ander on Campus party ticket,
who also was unopposed for the
nomination, and Mark Sandson
on University party ticket.
, Campus party nominees for the
;two Senior Assembly seats are
'Carole Cin and Alan Renkis. Run
ning against them from Univer
sity party will be Noiman Kahn
and Steven Ott.
William Reilly, Sandra Slish
and Marilyn West will represent
Campus party for the four Jun
ior Assembly seats to be filled.
One vacancy exists. Constance
Adler, Marilee Grabill, Lurene
Jochem and Ronald Watzman
will represent University party.
For the five sophomore As
sembly seats open, Earl Ger
shen, Barbara Hackman, Re
becca Madden and Richard Pi
gossi will run on the Campus
party ticket and Joan Cava=
naugh, Janice Harms, Joan
Thiel and Nancy Williams will
run on the University party
ticket.
Six freshman will be elected to
sit on the Assembly. Nominees
from Campus party are Mary Du
gan, Ellen Keefer, Stephen Len
hardt, Patricia McGee, Jacquelyn
Trone and Edwin Urie.
Nominees from University par
ty are Anna .Cimmons, Richard
Goodman, Barbara Isaacson, Dor
othy Lerew, William Rothman
and Harold Scott.l
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Home Economics were put in tund is a direct appro
the cornerstone of the addi—priation from the Board
tion to the Home Economics
Building in a formal ceremony at
noon yesterday
In addition to the papers, a:
propeller-shaped German butter'
knife was placed in the corner-I
stone box. Its design is character -1
istic of our aeronautic age.
The knife was contributed by(
the division of family housing;
and home art. The box wasi,
placed in the cornerstone by Ju-1
dith Heckert, president of they
Home Economics Student Coun
cil, and Mrs. Carol V. Braund,l
president of the Home Economics
Student Faculty Board.
Dr. Grace M. Henderson, dearil
iof the College of Home Eco- ;
nomics, was the principal speaker;
'at the ceremony. She spoke on!
the expansion of the college.
BEAT SYRACUSE
Meet Bob Allen-he's growing fast
with a fast-growing company
Robert E. Alien got his B.A. degree
from Wabash College in June, 1957,
and went to work with Indiana Bell
Telephone Company at Indianapolis.
"It looked like a growing company
where I could grow,- too," he says.
It was. Today he is an Assistant
Traffic Supervisor there. He's in charge
of six other supervisory people and
about 100 telephone operators.
Bob attributes his rapid progress to
two main factors: the thorough train
ing be received and the steady growth
of the telephone business.
was trained to be a telephone xnan-
With Mrs. Chipman and Miss Gee, Group Chief Operator, Bob reviews a blow-up of the automatic
processing card which will mechanize Indiana Bell's Long Distance billing.
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES
;Cabinet--
I(Continued from page one)
President Leonard Julius pointed
out that present Lecture Series
funds come from the genera] Uni
versityi budget, with the approval
!of President Eric A. Walker.
i Julius feels that a total of at
Bob Allen and his Chief Operator, Mrs. Julia Chipman, discuss Long
Distance records which will soon be converted to automatic processing.
J©b Interviews
John Shill ,to Company: Jan E,5 or M.'
(1960) in HEo, LA Mkt, Reiniting o
students in other pg ogratua , detnring to
rvern in
Gulf Oil Coniotholy : Jan HS and IVOIO MS,
Phi) candidates in Muth, EE, Plm, Goo-
Ph* to and PhD in Ch E, Chern 1 Org end
!shy .1
Anchor tinch C Iwo; Corp: Jan BS grn , .l
and 1V40) MS canll,llatt s in EE, CE
Ar, h, ChE, ME, Cc' Tech, IE, Acct.
and Bus Al'in
Union Cnkbid, Cmp• If,Bo PhD candAttt
in Chem, ChE, ME, MOO, Mmi
ral.
Doennt Alt ohne Co• Jim PS Rinds
Am , h. EE. nu: Mech. Eng Set, ME
A&I. and PhD in Mimi I 1 and MS, Ph
iu Phyh.
ager, not just a traffic specialist," he
points out. "I've also had practical. on
the-job experience in Abe plant, com
mercial and - engineering phases of the
business. So I'm equipped to handle
new responsibilities all the time. And
in this fast-growing communications
field, that means I have more chances
to keep moving ahead."
* * *
What about a Bell Telephone Com
pany career for you? Talk with the
Bell intervielser when he visits your
campus—and read the Bell Telephone
booklet in your Placement Office.
PA''. 2t. i HREE
TOMORROW