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

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JUNIOR COLLEGE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Micky J. Jozovich........ President Howard Eibe ......... Vice-President Richard Jackson .. .. Sec.-Treasurer ADVISERS Dr. G. W. Wilder Miss E. Louise Abbott Mr. C. E. Knott MICKY JOZOVICH President, J. C. II Sophomores in the Junior College division of Cal Poly have found the year 1931-32 exciting and successful. Various activities and social func- tions have held the class together throughout the year so that it has been one of the most unified in the school. Among the social affairs one of the most successful was a turkey din- ner held at the Southern Inn on Saturday, March 5. Another class function which proved successful was a formal dinner dance held by the Junior College division. Sophomores played a prominent part in making the Block “P” Circus a success. The class booth returned an income which was sustantial. Clowns, animals and performers were drawn from the ranks of the Sophomores in order to make the circus a first-class entertainment. At the invitation of the Sophomores, the Junior College Freshmen were invited to participate in a series of contests on Ilick Day, April 1. The outcome proved the class of ’32 to be supermen in a rough and tumble melee. Members of the two classes tried to outdo each other in the originality and shoddiness of the costumes worn. A joint dance was given by the two classes in the gym that evening. A special edition of the Polygram edited by the two classes, was published on Hick Day. Sophomores were very prominent on the football team, furnishing the captain. Micky Jozovich, Dan Sagaser, George Nehrbass, Merlin Hansen, Boyce Phillips, Kent Miller, Lou Wallace, and Santo Sergi. In basket-ball Sam Gratch and Allan Vandam won distinction. The ready response of Sophomores both in class and all-school func- tions had been especially commendable.

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JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN OFFICERS Dick Dale............... President John Carter ....... Vice-President Franics Hopper..... Sec.-Treasurer Loel Kramer .......Member-at-large ADVISERS Miss Margaret H. Chase Mr. J. W. Stout One hundred and one Junior College Freshmen! Never before in the history of the Junior College division of the California Polytechnic has the Freshman class reached such proportions. And without encroaching upon the limitations of a becoming modesty, we may claim for ourselves that we are the most spirited group in school. In social activities and athletics we have refused to be outdone even by our friendly rivals, the honorable Sophs. Both in student clubs and in student-body offices the Freshmen have played their part. Dick Dale gained distinction for our class this year. Terryl Boyer brough glory to our ranks by securing the position of center on the all-conference opponent eleven. It is our hope that every Freshman will be with us next year and that as Sophomores we may continue to uphold the traditions of Cal Poly. Members of the class are : V. Anderson, P. Armendariz, B. Arthur. F. Avila. F. Barbaria, H. Bor- ah. M. Bakeman, L. Barker, C. Bryant, J. Carter. B. Chrisman. D. Cox. H. Cox. R. Dale, C. Dill, J. Dellino, V. Donaldson, E. Dunaway, G. Dunaway, H. Dunning. C. Eaton, P. Elliott, H. Enberg, E. Erickson, H. Ewing, O. Gardner, E. Giumini, G. Halvorsen. F. Hart, E. Hartzler, E. Hartzler, R. Haustein E. Higby, F. Hopper, C. Horton, R. Hoyt, T. Hunt, L. Jackson, H. Jerrells, K. Jones. C. Joyner, H. Kettelle, L. Kramer, G. Langley, V. Lawrence, E. Matthews, F. Mendenhall, L. Miner, R. C. Nelson. R. M. Nelson, E. O’Connor, J. 01 iveras, F. Panchott, VV. Phelan, B. Polin, K. Rich- ards, E. Rose, J. Ross, L. Ruben, S. Saruwateri, I). Schneider, E. Scott, G. Smith, W. Sparman, R. Tellam, E. Tennant. D. Thomas, V. Van Fossen, A. Van Wyhe, H. Vermazen, H. Vervais, R. Villa, L. Wallace, S. Weitz, B. Welsher, J. Whitaker. R. Wilson, A. Wolford, J. Wright-Hay, D. Zobel.