Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Back Row—K. Gaffney, G. Morris, J. Raney, B. Voo lar«l, E. Fleury Front Row—W. Rapp, M. Fernandez, H. Robbins, L. C ' lauson, . Gardner, L. Lefebvre Election Board 4 Election of student body heads for the spring semester saw an unprecedented occurrence in the history of the Sacramento Junior College. Because of a clause in the constitution that every one to be elected must have a majority of valid votes cast, a list of 25 candidates necessitated the holding of three different elections. Out of 402 votes cast at the first election on Monday, January 11, ninety-four were declared void, making 155 votes necessary for election. The first balloting thus resulted only in naming four officers. They were Jack Stewart, president; Ed Grossman, vice-president, Ed Barrett and Kenneth Pope, freshmen councilmen. With four sophomore representatives and one freshman to be chosen, a second election was held Friday, January 15 when 249 votes were cast. Only two sophomores succeeded in receiving a majority, Ward Krebs and Glenn Pope. Jack Ford was named freshman councilor. The remaining two vacancies were filled at a third election on Monday, January 18. Ardene Krebs and Trent Meredith completed the officers of the spring council. Members of the election board were Lois Clauson, chairman; Neely Gardner, Eugene Fleury, Hertha Robbins, Mildred Fernandez, Bud Woodard, Leon Lefebvre, Sam Grosch, Wayne Rapp, Kenneth Gaffney, Glenn Morris, and Jack Raney. Students on the first ballot were Irving Baker, Paul Eigbrett, Ed Gross- man, James Hamilton, Charles Hughes, Ardene Krebs, Ward Krebs, Betty Lillard, Lester McComber, Trent Meredith, Bob Philpot, Glenn Pope, Preston Reed, Jim Robinson, Barj Rustigian, Stennett Sheppard, Jack Stewart, A1 Thomas, Ed Barrett, Marvin Brewer, Everett Breed, Marilene Dobson, Jack Ford, Ruth Pettus, and Kenneth Pope. [ Twenty-Five ]