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

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SENIOR CLASS Harry L. Rice San Luis Obispo Band ’31, ’32 First Lieut. ’33 Sax Band ’31, ’33 Orpheus club ’31 32,’33 Poly Phase ’31 Aero club ’33 George J. Anholm San Luis Obispo Jr. Architect club ’30 Orpheus club ’31 32 33 Band '31. ’32. ’33 Sax Band ’31, ’33 Orchestra ’32 First Lieut. Band ’33 Aero club ’33 Philip H. Taylor Ventura, Cal. Transfer from Ventura High School Aero club ’33 Poly Y ’33 Poly Quartette 33 Heron Hall club ’33 Sec.-treas. Senior Class Robert W. O’Hara Hollister, Cal. Transfer from Hollister High School Aero club '33 S. A. C. ’33 Heron Hall club ’33 V.-pres. Senior Class Waiter W. Whittier Sacramento, Cal. Barracks club ’29, ’30 Deuel Dorm club ’30 31 Corporal Co. C ’30, ’31 Kitchen Krew K'ub ’33 Eng. Mech. c’ub ’29 Sgt. Co. B ’31 Sec. Lieut. Co. B ’32 V.-prs. Aero Prep cl 32 Aer club ’33 Heron Hall club ’31. ’32 Pres. Senior Class Joe H. Carlson San Francsico, Cal. Deuel Dorm club ’30-’32 Heron Hall club ’33 Aero club '33 Kitchen Krew Klub '32 Aero Prep club ’31, '32 Corporal ’31 Philip A. Jensen Hayward, Cal. Transfer from Hay- ward High School Aero club '33 Poly Y sec.-treas. ’33 Heron Hall club sec.- treas. 33 Kenneth H. MacDonald Oakland. Cal. Jr. Drft. Mech. Assn.’32 Sr. Drft. Mech. Assn.'33 Vice-pres. Heron Hall club ’33 Track ’32, ’33 Football ’33 Clay P. Davidson San Luis Obispo Poly Phase ’32, ’33 Football ’30 Kenneth N. Shryock . Pismo Beach, Cal. Poly Phase ’30-’33 Glee club 30, ’31, ’32

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JUNIOR COLLEGE I The Junior College I class consists of students who have graduated from high school and have not attended Junior College. This year’s class is somewhat smaller than last year’s, but the spirit is just as great. In social and athletic activities, the J. C. I’s have stood out in front with some of the best athletes Poly has had. Some who won distinction in football are Leslie Rios, James Stockdale, Bob Robinson. William Han- chett, William Owens, Colyear Burress, Louis Tennant, Larry Bowlus, Clifford Bjork and Lionel Middlecamp; in basketball, Edmond Jauch, Rios and Tennant; in track and baseball, Stockdale, Tennant, Joe Rodolfa, Clif- ton Walck, Bowlus, Bob Arthur, William Casper, Edwin Flory and Melvin Swearingen. Fred Perozzi brought distinction to our class by editing the 19.33 El Rodeo. The mighty frosh were favored to win the Hick Day events this year, and look forward to the day when the sophs would lose their flag. In the picture, front row, from the left, Cecil Brown, Roger Davis, Pat Brown, Lowell Cox, Jack Reingpack, Clifton Walck, A1 Gholson, William Casper, Bob Robinson, William Nolan. Second row, Edmund Jauch, Ellison Smullen, Oswald Thomson, Stanley Cuendet, Joe Rodolfa, Lewis Tennant, Charles Hagemeister, Fred Perozzi. Third row, Howard Byrne, Lionel Middlecamp, pres., Carl Johnson, Colyear Burress, Ray Hamilton, Fred Righetti, sec.-treas., William Trout- ner, James Bogert, William Owens, Leonard McLinn. Fourth row, Bert Willmirth, Gerald Busch, Ken Bailey, Rector Miller, Howard York, Ken Fielder, Larry Bowlus.

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SENIOR CLASS Thomas L. Hancock Pismo Beach. Cal. Aero Prep club ’32 Machinists’ club ’33 Track ’32 Benjamin Munoz, Jr. Tijuana, B. C. Mex. Aero club ’31, ’32, ’33 Barracks club ’2D La Hispaniola ’29 Mech. Assoc. ’30, ’31 Corporal ’32 Basketball ’32 Football ’31, ’32 Baseball ’33 Block P club '82, '88 Pablo Uribe Tijuana, B. C. Mex. Poly Phase ’30-’33 Mech. Assoc. '30, ’31 Block P club ’31-’33 Sec.-treas. Jr. Class ’32 S. A. C. ’32 Football ’32, ’33 Baseball ’31. ’32. ’33 Basketball ’32, ’33 Band ’30 Glenn Phillips Barstow, Cal. Band ’30, ’31. ’32, ’33 Orchestra ’30, ’31, ’32 Orpheus club ’30,-’33 Sec.-treas. ’33 Ag. Glee club acc. ’33 Black Flamingo ’31 William F. Schneider Walnut Creek, Cal. Future Farmers '33 Heron Hall club ’33 Poly Y club ’33 Poly Dairy club ’33 William Gordon Troup Santa Barbara, Cal. Future Farmers ’31-’33 Heron Hall club ’31, ’32 Basketball ’31 John Hurtt Anchorage, Alaska Block P club ’32, ’33 Poly Phase club ’31-V33 Dramatics club ’31, ’32 Deuel Dorm club ’31,’32 Heron Hall club 32 Mgr. Baseball ’31 Mgr. Basketball ’32 The periods of History are periods of Education. Development of the mind changed the cave-dweller into the nomadic shepherd, the shepherd into the Grecian philosopher. Destruction of education and culture brought the Dark Ages and its resurrection the Rennaissance. No nation, lacking in eductaion for the masses, can maintain superiority in any field. The United States, supreme power in the production of raw and manufac- tured products, would still be a struggling pioneer wilderness but for the national growth of its educational system.—Selected. )