The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27
Hatfield ELECTED
4. S. N. S. c. PRES.
Ross Elected Exponent Editor
and Gardiner Commissioner
of FOrensics
VIII Ballot Second Time on Fri
day to Decide other
Offices

OIIlceS
That the Associated Students
elections last Friday were among
the most closely contested Of any
at M. S. G. is evident from the
fact that a larger number voted
than ever before and that only
three candidates were elected to
office. Frank Hatfield will be
next years president of the stu
dent body. Only two other Off
GERS Of the Senate were elected in
the balloting, no other candidates
polling a majority Of the votes
cast for his office. Dick Ross was
selected by a small majority for
the office of Commissioner Of
Publications and Henry Gardiner
gathered enough ballots to win
the position of Commissioner Of
Forensics.
Hatfield polled go votes EAST for
President. Ennis, the other candidate
drew 210. Both men have been out
standing in activities, Hatfield having
been prominent in athletes and Ennis
taking part in dramatic and musical
activities. Both are members Of Les
BOuffon and Septemvivi.
N, BIS. A. E. Political Machine
Crushes Sig Chi Managed Campaign.
Did You know the s. A. Els had four
more members than the Sigs? Al
ways room for one more.
Of the four candidates for Com
missioner at Large Kenneth McIye-
had a slight edge in popularity, get
ting 2O6 votes. Tracy McGuin stood
second, followed by Virginia Freeman
and Arch Riley. McIver and McGuir
will be voted on again in the election
Friday.
N. B-Then wen see who thc
Largest man is.
The race for the office Of Commits
sioner Of Publications was one Of thu
most holly contested of the group
Dick Ross came out with a ten votI
margin over Tcotell, whose friend
conducted a last minute campaign t.
have his name written in the ballots
Ross has had considerable experienc
in college journalism, having been O
the staff Of the Exponent and tn
Montanan for three years. He wa
editor Of the Montanan last year. an
has served as managing editor Of tn
Exponent this year.
N. B-Led by a noble manager til
Amigos threaten to spoil B. e. hope
Two more men in Main Hall teIIin
people how to vote "fOr the. best il
~terests. Of the College, would hav
. done the JOB.
Stew Avery and Rhoda Harr
were unoppOsed for the positions {
Commissioners of Demonstrations ar
Interests social
N. B-That's a lie. One vote w
pOlled for Library Liz for COmmi
l%siOner Of Demonstrations. EVIDENT
some one was kicked out of the ]
brary recently. She has gotten OF
vote a year for the job for sever
years now. In a few more, she
have a majority vote.
l All three contestants for Athlet
Commissioner were grouped togethe
Gotham getting TIA votes, Hartw-
s $50 votes, and Dobeus LAG. Hartwt
4 and Gotham viii run against ea'
other again Friday.
q N. B-Fergus Flash Meets 70
z syth Giant in Death Struggle.
Henry Gardiner took the Commi
I sioner Of Forensics job with 249 vot
to 222 for Leroy Anderson. Gardin0
is a sophomore and has participate
Z in varsity debate this year.
9 Kate Andrews led for Commission
s. of Music with 1873 votes to 125 Z
Jake Forbes, who has the Job th
ie year. Hatveldt drew log votes Al
E Rick 81.
n. B.z~Ladies first" but @An
{ things fair in love and war" An
way, Jake just got hipsef a n.
3 wife and wouldn't have time 70 r
u 8 lob Hkn fhin