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NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED April 30, 1947

All students, with the exception of last term seniors, will go to the dining-hall polls today, continuing the Council balloting which opened yesterday at Dudley Hall. Freshman nominees delivered their platform speeches in the Union last night in preparation for the first Yardling elections in Council history. The elections will be chosen form the following:

Seniors

Douglas P. Allanbrook '48; Leverett House; Music; Leverett House Committee; Ex-President, Harvard Music Club.

Robert M. Beren '47; Winthrop House; Economics; President, Debate Council (Coolidge Debating Prize); P.B.H; Freshman Red-book; Class Album; House Basketball, touch football.

Robert K. Bingham '48; Kirkland House; History and Literature; Kirkland House Committee; Student Council Committee on Extra-Curricular Activities; French Club; Veterans' National Scholarship.

William L. Bruce '46; Dunster House; Rifle Club; Varsity Crew; Student Council '47.

R. Bradbury Clark '46; Adams House; Government; Crimson Network, Production Director; House football; P.B.H. settlement work; National Scholarship.

John N. Dakis '48; Lowell House; Government; House Chairman; Food Relief Committee; Treasurer, Lowell House Committee; Student council Student Activities Center committee.

Thomas E. Drohan '49; Kirkland House; Romance Languages; Kirkland House Committee; Varsity swimming; French and Spanish Clubs; House athletics; House publications; Scholarship.

Francis D. Fisher '47; Adams House; Social Relations; Adams House representative, Student council '47; Chairman, International Activities Committee; observer, Chicago Student Conference; delegate to International Student Service Conference, Denmark, A.V.C.

Harry P. Haveles '48; Dudley Hall; Economics; manager, 150-lb, and Jayvee crew; assistant manager, Varsity crew; coach, Dudley House crew; Dudley House Dance Committee.

Jack H. Mann '50; Winthrop House; Government P.B.H. settlement house committee, A.V.C.

W. Kennedy B. Middedorf '48; Eliot House; Economics; Jayvee football, '46; wrestling.

John Munro, Jr. '46; Lowell House; History and Literature; Freshman baseball; Redbook; Dramatic Club; Publicity Director, Hasty Pudding Theatricals.

James T. Otis '45; Winthrop House; Economics; Freshman crew; '42; Jayvee crew, '46; House crew, '47; Pre-Medical Society, '41-'42; Food Relief Committee.