Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-29
WILLAMETTE NOTES

The student body election held yester.
day resulted in the following persons
being elected
President-Earl Flegel,
Viee-President-Miss Violet Maelean.
Secretary-Aliss Fannie McKennon.
! Treasurer-Paul Miller.
Editor of Collegian-S Samuel r. King.
Manager of Collegian-Earl B. cor
ton.
Flegel, the newly erected president,
is perhaps the most popular man in
school, and likewise the best all-round
athlete, having won his letter in foot
ball, basketball, baseball and tennis.
He is captain-elCct Of next years foot
ball team, having held the same position
this year. He is a prominent member
of the Websterian Literary society, also
the leading man in the junior play,
Sherwood, - which will be given at
the Grand May s. namely, the part Of
Robin Hood. He has been on the execu-
tive committee for the past three years
and consequently understands the rou-
tine of business which will resolve upon
him as chief executive of the destines
Of the student body, his election TO the
highest office which student is honor
ed with shows that his untiiing efforts
to maintain Willamettes standards have
been appreciated by the student body
He will not assume active duties until
next fall when school re.opens for the
next year. Howard Jewett, the pres
ent executive, will still retain active
control of student affairs. Miss Violet
Maclean, the newly elected vice-presi-
dent, is a popular young lady in the
junior class, and is taking the leading
lady's roll in the Junior play as Lady
Marian. She was the secretary of the
student body last year. She is mem
her of the Philodosian society. Miss
McKennon, who will assume the duties
of secretary, is member of the Philo-
dosian society, also the junior class.
Paul Miller, who will handle the mon
ey for the student body, is a promi-
nent man in athletics, having won his
letter in football and baseball. He is
also a member of the Websterian So
ciety, where he is noted for his spontan-
eous humor when appearing on the pro.
grams. He is a member of the sopoh-
omore class
Samuel r. King, who will WELD the
editorial pen for the Collegian next
year, is man OF keen business ability
and a thorough student; he has worked
ON the Collegian as reporter and assocI-
ate editor for the past two years, and
is consequently welB fitted for the
position. King is Junior this year
and is managing the famous Kloshe
Klub, also the junior play In him the
student body have selected the best
man in school for the position, and he
will maintain the standard set by this
years Collegian,
Earl Cotton, who win handle the
|. business end Of the Collegian, has had
considerable experience in that capacity
TINS year as assistant manager, and his
success secured for him the position OF
manager, He is a newly elected member
of the Websterian society.
The College Of Puget Sound coed de
bate team telegraphed the Willamette
coed team not to come up to Tacoma
yesterday, as they could not debate
them. This indefinite postponemenI !,
as good as cancelling the debate as il
N showed that they were afraid of los
ing to the Willamette women. Miss Ada
\ Ross and Miss Edna Billings. who wer,
to represent Willamette in this debate
n had spent great deal of time in pre-
parmg for the occasion, but were de
pryed of the privilege Of convincing
the Tacoma people Of the advantages Of
government ownership Of railroads.