Word: balloters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...wish to protest the running of the Class Marshal's election for the following reasons. No biographies were presented on the candidates. The ballot minus several pictures was a mess. It is both the duty of the election committee and the individual candidate to make sure a picture is on the ballot. Since pictures were taken only on one day, it was impossible for two of the candidates I know to get to the photographer. Finally, the advertising of the dual elections, and defining the duties of the Marshals at graduation time and afterwards was inadequate. Edward Myles Ginsberg...
Voting procedure will be the standard student council preferential system, with each senior marking four men on his ballot in the order in which he prefers them. The three men who receive the highest number of votes will become marshals while the next highest candidate will be the representative at large...
Elections for the marshals will take place March 9, on a preferential ballot. The three with the largest number of votes become marshals, and the fourth becomes a member-at-large of the Class Committee. The next day each House will elect its own representative from the remaining candidates in the particular House...
...candidates for the 12-man Committee, headed by three permanent marshals and the chairman of Class Day, will collect 25 qualifying signatures to appear, at their option either on the ballot distributed to the entire class, or an individual House Ballots...
...event that all the candidates-at-large from one House are elected to executive positions and there are no further candidates within the House, the man ranking fifth on the first ballot will be a member of the Committee...