Cal State Polytechnic College - El Rodeo Yearbook (San Luis Obispo, CA)

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California Polytechnic has had an Alumni Association since 1907. and since its organization, has had an annual Home-Coming Day. This year, the Alumni of the school were entertained at a banuet. dance, bonfire rally and football game with San Jose, in which Polytechnic Mustangs won. 13 to 0. Loyal Alumni are the background of a school. Ours are finding and holding responsible positions in their chosen work. 192« ALUMNI Chester Davis is busily engaged in a Science course at San Jose Teachers College. Chemistry is his major. Mary Hughes smiles on the public from her position at the Bank of Italy, San Luis Obis|M . Prescott Keen! is working for the S. L. O. Co. Highway Commission. Ervin D. McMillan and Eric Hughston are at San Jose Teachers College. Ynez Bickford is attending the Santa Barbara Teacher’s College. Wilbur Miller is working at Cline’s Electric Shop in S. L. 0. Fred I.ouis is assistant operator at C. I . S. Power House, S. L. O. Carroll Cavanaugh attends the Agricultural branch of U. C. at Davis. Walter Lumley is now loyal to Santa Maria Jr. College. Out of school hours, he patiently tills your gas tank at a Union Oil Service station. Ynez B. Hughston is training her smiles for the sick at the San Jose Nurse’s College. Earl W. Miller may drive you to school in his “Mission Taxi,” S. L. O. William Lee is working for the Bower’s Cleaners, S. L. O. Dexter Maxwell, Jr., is taking a training course for business executive in New York. Evelyn Johnson is nearer home, at a school of commercial art in San Francisco. Thornton Lee is a baseball pitcher with the San Francisco Seals. George Elliot is an orchardist near Mountain View, California. Howard Roster and Robert Steiner attend U. C. Einnr Anholm is C. P. S. Storehouse keeper. Elvin Hansen works for an electric shop in San Luis Obispo. Herbert Perry is relief operator for the Edison Co. in Los Angeles. Kenneth Mclntire is at home in San Luis Obispo. Vernon Langenbeck works for an oil company in Fillmore. California. C. Earle Miller has a very good position with the Southern Edison Co. at Big Creek. Otto Groenveld may be found through his home address at Hanford. T ?enty-fighl

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POLY-Y The Poly-Y is a new organization in the lists this year. It was started at the return of fourteen Poly boys from the Hi-Y conference at Santa Maria. Immediately after the boys’ return, they had an organization meeting, drew up a constitution, and elected officers. They also took into the club as advisors, besides Dr. Crandall. Mr. Ball and Mr. Thompson. Under the leadership of Mr. Thompson, the boys made a school hand- book to distribute among their friends and to offer to anyone else desiring to know a little about the club and the school. Application blanks were formulated and an invitational team brought a few more boys into the club. Because it was decided never to have more than thirty boys in the club at one time, membership was eagerly sought during the remainder of the year. With the help of Dr. Crandall, the boys secured enough money to buy pins. These very attractive insignia made quite a sensation on St. Patrick’s Day. when they made their first appearance on the campus. The officers of the club are as follows: Leonard Tate, president; Earl Williams, vice-president; Storm Wade, secretary; Dennis Gregory, treasurer. Thirty