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1930 PICKS SUMMERS FOR CLASS PRESIDENT

Devens Elected Vice-President by Close Margin--Secretaryship Goes to Roosevelt

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Robert Lee Summers Jr. of Brookline was elected President of the class of 1930 in the Freshman election, the results of which were announced last night. The vice-presidency was won by Arthur Lithgon Devens Jr. of Boston, and James Roosevelt of Hyde Park, New Jersey, was elected secretary-treasurer.

The total number of votes cast at the polls in Sever and the Freshman Halls was 518. Only 29 of these were cast out.

The summary of the balloting follows: President R. L. Summers 1402 T. F. Mason 1640 W. D. Vogel 1669 G. L. Lewis 1735 F. B. Thurber 2138 Guthrie Willard 2235 Vice-President A. L. Devens 1334 D. L. Waterman 1460 Bernard Barnes 1513 C. E. Dunlap 1691 F. P. Kinnicutt 1734 Secretary-Treasurer James Roosevelt 1296 H. T. Holbrook 1366 H. T. Wenner 1670 J. T. Baldwin 1748 A. R. Maynard 1750

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