VOL. XVI, NO. 12
MAY 2, 1975
Students Elect Class,
Student Councils
Student Councils
Jim Lofgren '76 was elected president of next year's Student Council in the elections held two weeks ago. He defeated Leroy Hodges '76 by a narrow margin.
Tina Voelker '76 was elected vice president of the Student Council, and Cheryl Romano '76 was elected secretary. Next year's treasurer will be selected by the Student Council itself.
President of next year's Senior Class will be Carol Jacobson '76, and the vice president will be Rose Adams '76. Julie Gutzmer '76 will be secretary, and Sue Gibson '76 will be treasurer.
Stu Nyberg '77 will preside over next year's Junior Class Council. The vice president will be the president of this year's council, Mark Salivich '77. Kerry Jo Brown '77 will be secretary, and the treasurer will be Laurie Filus '77.
Ellen Christ '78 was elected president of the Class of '78. Grace Puccinelli '78 will be the vice president. Kathy Kennedy '78 was elected secretary, and Cathy Bock '78 was elected treasurer.
Tina Voelker '76 was elected vice president of the Student Council, and Cheryl Romano '76 was elected secretary. Next year's treasurer will be selected by the Student Council itself.
President of next year's Senior Class will be Carol Jacobson '76, and the vice president will be Rose Adams '76. Julie Gutzmer '76 will be secretary, and Sue Gibson '76 will be treasurer.
Stu Nyberg '77 will preside over next year's Junior Class Council. The vice president will be the president of this year's council, Mark Salivich '77. Kerry Jo Brown '77 will be secretary, and the treasurer will be Laurie Filus '77.
Ellen Christ '78 was elected president of the Class of '78. Grace Puccinelli '78 will be the vice president. Kathy Kennedy '78 was elected secretary, and Cathy Bock '78 was elected treasurer.
Regulation voting booths were set up in the rotunda for these elections of Student Council and Class Council officers. They were there from fourth period Wednesday, April 16, until 3 p.m. Friday, April 18.
Student Council president Jeff Dennis '75 supervised the election procedures along with sponsors, Mr. Ervin Geisler and Ms. Kathryn Mularkey, and Mr. Eldon Burk, assistant principal. There was little trouble in the operation of the booths because an attendant from the office of Mr. Stanley Kusper, Cook County Election Board head, who allowed Maine West the use of the machines kept an eye on the operation of the machines and helped the election judges learn to use the machines and teach the use of the machines to voters.
Thirty‑eight per cent of the Maine West students turned out to vote. Jeff Dennis seemed somewhat disappointed by the results of the election. He said, "I feel that this year's elections held by Student Council for Student Council and Class council officers was partly successful. More students turned out to vote this year than in any previous election. However, the turnout was not as great as expected.
Student Council president Jeff Dennis '75 supervised the election procedures along with sponsors, Mr. Ervin Geisler and Ms. Kathryn Mularkey, and Mr. Eldon Burk, assistant principal. There was little trouble in the operation of the booths because an attendant from the office of Mr. Stanley Kusper, Cook County Election Board head, who allowed Maine West the use of the machines kept an eye on the operation of the machines and helped the election judges learn to use the machines and teach the use of the machines to voters.
Thirty‑eight per cent of the Maine West students turned out to vote. Jeff Dennis seemed somewhat disappointed by the results of the election. He said, "I feel that this year's elections held by Student Council for Student Council and Class council officers was partly successful. More students turned out to vote this year than in any previous election. However, the turnout was not as great as expected.