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FACULTY CLUB OFFICERS President........Wilbur B. Howes Vice-president...Dr. G W. Wilder Secretary........Alice M. Daniel The Faculty Club has combined business, pleasure and educational value in its meetings this year. At every session a speaker of some note that talked on some subject cf interest to the group has been obtained and enjoyed. Some of the subjects ithat have been discussed by these speakers have been history of world depressions, discussion of legislative measures, social problem, book reviews, discussion of governmental problems and craft talks by members of the faculty. The faculty has donated to the charities of the city and county and has assisted in several drives for funds. On many occasions they have as- sisted the Ladies Faculty club in aiding the Student Loan Fund. Many social events have marked the year. Among the outstanding events that have been taken part in by the faculty have been the annual card party, the annual Homecoming, a dinner and card party at the Ca- brillo Country club in the fall and another in the spring. The spring of the year is generously marked with picnics in the mountains and at the beach. This year a luncheon club among the faculty has been formed. Every Thursday members of the faculty have been meeting in the banquet room at the cafeteria and affairs of the week are discussed. The administration has closed off the rooms from the rest of the cafeteria with large doors, giving privacy and quiet. This luncheon club has proved to be such a good open forum for every-day school problems that it is possible in the regular faculty meetings to devote more time to educational speakers and the more weighty problems that confront the groups. Every faculty member has advisory duties in connection with some of the campus organizations and activities, in addition to his classroom sched- ule. Because of the morning and afternoon laborator}' periods and the time students spend in project and part-time work, it is necessary that many of the meetings of the organizations be conducted in the evening. The faculty members are thus called upon to spend many of their evenings helping develop the group enterprises and activities of the students. One of the faculty projects undertaken during the year was the reno- vation of the library. A large list of additional volumes was made available through the county library, the books in the school library were culled and added to, and the bulletin files built up. One of the highlights of the faculty social calendar was the dinner party series. In the first of the two, the men provided the vaudeville skits and the wives and women staff members the food. The men then proved that they could cook as well as the women by preparing a chicken dinner with all the trimmings, while the women more than equalled with vaude- ville numbers.
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Albert L. Adam Dairy Prod., Manufacturing El Centro, Calif. Football 32-33-34 CapL Football 32-33 Prea F. F. A. 33 Vice-pres. F. F. A. 32 Poly Royal Treasurer 34 Pr«. Dairy Club 33-34 Rep. Dairy Cl. S A.C. 34-35 Block P. Secretary 33-34 Block P Treasurer 34-35 Chairman Poly Royal Dance Kenneth R. Bailey Aeronautics Santa Barbara. Calif. Aero Club 33-34-35 Charles C. Bull Dairy Prod.. Manufacturing Chino. Calif F. F. A. treasurer 34-35 Bus. mgr. Poly Royal 35 Sec.-trcas. Dairy Club Gamma Pi Delta Edward N. Bartlome landscaping Saratoga. Calif. F F. A. 34-35 Football 3'» Track 34-35 Block P Club 34-35 Clifford A. Iljork Dairying Turlock. Calif. Future Farmers Dairy Club Block P Club Football Baseball William Coleman Burns Electrical Engineering San Luis Obispo. Calif. Poly Phase Club 34-35 Electrical Safety Com. 35 Assistant Football Mgr. 3» Basketball Manager 35 Block P Club 35 Burton Chase Aeronautics Sacramento, Calif. Aero Club Ernest Curren Meat Animals Lolcta. Calif. S. A. C. 34-35 F. F. A Exec. Com. 34-35 Supt. Poly Royal 35 Livestock L A.. Sacra. 34-3» Boots and Spurs 33-35 Russell Davis Poultry Rlverdale. Calif. F. F. A 34-35 Poultry Club 34-3» Bund 34-3 Winner Stud. Proj. Cont 3» Burley Dooley Meat Animals Ceres. Calif. Transfer from Modesto J.C. Basketball 34-3» Football 34 Poly Royal Exec. Com. 3» S. A. C. 35 Board of Athletic Control 3» Charles H. Duncan Electrical Engineering Linden, Calif. Poly Phase Club 33-34-35 Safety Committee 3i El Rodeo Staff 35 Reporter High Voltage Homecoming Committee 35 Danny Galatro Dairy Production Los Banos. Calif. Pres. Gamma Pi Delta 34-35 Pres. Dairy Club 35 Vice-pres. Dairy Club 34 Poly Royal barbecue chm. 3 F. F. A. Historian 34-35 Bull Dozer Staff 34-35 Future Farmer 33-34-35 Football 34
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