Word: balloting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...usual football players were prominent among the candidates, R. H. O'Connell, husky end, received the highest vote in Smith Halls, while C. M. Churchill, substitute center, led on the Standish ballot. In Gore Hall, E. T. Putnam, Freshman quarterback, tied for the lead with B. H. Beal...
...upperclassmen who have been appointed to tend the ballot boxes are as follows: R. W. Ladd '27 and Asaph Churchill '28 in Gore Hall; George Higginson '27 and H. W. Foote '27 in Standish Hall; and W. I. Nichols '26 and R. H. Field '26 in Smith Halls...
...second dispatch is more to the point. The Yale News has conducted a ballot on the issue, and returns from more than eighty per cent of the students show that for every man who favors compulsory chapel, more than seven oppose it. Even if some mysterious benefits do follow from forced attendance, it is now certain that seven-eighths of the recipients of such benefits do not appreciate them and prefer to go without them...
...election will be held by postal ballot, and the ballots will be mailed to members of the Junior class on Wednesday, November 11. Additional candidates for the three offices may be nominated by petitions signed by 35 names, which must be handed in to F. V. Field '27, present Secretary of the class, at Randolph 44 before 9 o'clock next Friday...
...Ballot Calls for Four Votes...