1930 PICKS SUMMERS FOR CLASS PRESIDENT

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