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

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RICHARD K. BARRETT Meat Animals Long Beach, Calif. Student Affairs Council 37 Poly Royal Exec Com 36-37 Block •P” Club 36-37 Athletic Mar 85-36 F F A. 35-36-37 Executive Committee 37 Boots and Spur 36-37 Band 37 CHARLES BLECKSMITII Electrical Engineering I.os Angeles. Calif Aero Club 37 Baseball 35 Jos person Dorm Club 35-36 Poly Phase Club 36-37 Pres 37 Editor Hi-Voltage 87 Student Body Sec 35-36 S. A. C. 35-36-37 Pres Senior Class 37 Caf-Dorm Committee 37 LINDSAY BOG CESS Dairy Pro«luction ('a nova Park. Calif. Graduated 36 Dairy President 37 F. F. A. Vice-Pres 37 Block P” Sec 37 Gamma Pi Delta 37-36-37 ROBERT K BRENSTEIN Electrical Engineering San Luis Obispo. Calif. Poly Phase Club 3 7-36-37 JOHN M BRYON Electrical Engineering Dunsmuir, Calif. Poly Phase Club Heron Hall 36 Track Sound 36 DON BULLINGTON Meat Animals Raisin City, Calif. Boots i Spurs F. F. A Poly Royal Exec. Com. BERNARD BUTCHER Dairy Production Cnnogn Park, Calif. Graduated 36 Polv Royal Superintendent 37 Gamma Pi Delta 35-36-37 Student Body Vice-Pre 37-36 Pr -s Dairy Club 37-36 A. J. F. CLEMENT Electrical Engineering Earlimart. Calif. Poly Phase Club 85-36-37 Sccy Poly Phase Club 37 S. A C. 36-J Secy Poly Y Club 37 Heron Hall Club 36-37 Safety Committee 36-37 JAMES I. COX Electrical Engineering Us Angeles. Calif. Poly Phase Club 36-37 Secy Poly Phase Club 38 Rally Committee 36 HI Rodeo Staff 37 Jesperscn Dorm Club 36 HUGH D. DANGERS Meat Animals Petaluma, Calif. I toot' Spurs 37-36-37 F. F A. 35-36-37 Vice-Pres Boots Spurs Chase ! orm Club GEORGE FAUSTINO Electrical Engineering San Luis Obispo. Calif. Poly Phase Club 36-37 JAS. BERNARD FLOWER Electrical Engineering Ceres. Calif. Pre Poly Phase 36 S. A. C. 36

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CLASS HISTORY For some, the Senior Class of 1937 began its memorable career in the fall of 1934 while for others, the beginning was the fall of 1935. Still others began their quest of knowledge at mid-year. Regardless, however, of the beginning date, the date of departure has been set for June 11, 1937. To the Seniors, this date is one of significance, for although it terminates their school career, one which has furthered their knowledge both techni- cally and socially, it also means that their aims at school have been fulfilled and that a new career, that of a working citizen, has begun. During the time spent by the Class of 1937 at Cal Poly, many changes, all for the good of the school were brought into being and were put into use. The student store was revamped to bring better service and more necessities and luxuries to the campus. Many new buildings were built and the long-sought swimming pool was started. A new curriculum was inau- gurated, making it possible to apply the credits earned at Poly on a course to be completed at some other State College. In this manner a degree was made possible. There were many members of the present class active in social and student affairs. Sam Ragan was elected Yell Leader during his first semes- ter and continued to be in the spot light for the remainder of his stay at Poly. Marcel Layous, the big boy of the class, was the student body presi- dent. Chuck Blecksmith was student body secretary and interested in stu- dent activities. Dick Barret will be remembered for his showings made at the Stock Shows. Leo Young was active in all affairs and was the motive force behind this fine Annual. The class includes many fellows of outstand- ing ability in Athletics. Bob Hathaway will always be remembered for his outstanding ability in all the major sports. Ed Lauppe was on the Baseball Team while John Gilli was a small pack of dynamite in Football. Lindsay Boggess and “Dutch” Butcher were always active in student affairs and had a very big part in the success of the Poly Royal. The class can boast several flyers in Bill Lincoln, Ed Lauppe, Merril Rush, Bob Hathaway and Floyd Long. All of this group except Hathaway either owned or owned an interest in an airplane. Several of the students of the class were fortunate enough to obtain jobs prior to graduation so they took advantage of the opportunity and left school to take the jobs offered them. Bill Imhoff, Sam Ragan, Kauko Hallikainen, Frank Clement, and Leo Young were the fortunate ones. As the time for graduation approached a reality, the class was organized. The officers chosen were Chuck Blecksmith president, and Sam Ragan secretary and treasurer. Due to the fact that Sammy left prior to gradu- ation, his office was taken over by Pete Giampaoli. The Senior Class of 1937, taken as a whole, was very active in student affairs and activities and was also scholastically noted, many students showing outstanding grades and abilities. We feel that the showings made by the class and partciularly those who have taken very active interest in the affairs of the school will be long remembered and that the Class of '37 is one that Cal Poly can well be proud of.

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WILLIAM C. GALLATIN Electric»! Enuineerinu Mo run n Hill. Calif. Poly Phase Club 3546 37 Chase Hall Club 36-36-37 Asst, to Ed. of Hi Voltauc 36 Poly Club 36-37 Safety Committee 36 JOHN GILLI M. :»t Animals Bakersfield, Calif. Future Farmers 35-36-37 Future Farmers Pres 36 Decree Team 3G Hoots Spurs 35-36-37 Gamma Pi Delta 36-37 Student Affairs Council 33-36 Footbull Squad 35. Varsity 36 Hlock P Club 36 Track .Mur 35 Poly Royal Excc Com 36-37 GERAM) B. HALT Meat Animals Oxnard, Calif. F. F. A. 3:-36-37 Hoots Spurs 36-37 Je paten Dorm 3 -36-37 KAUKO H AI.LIK AINKN K Us-trica I Enuineerinu Wilminuton. Calif. Poly Phase Club 36-37 Vice-Pres Poly Phase Club 37 Hand 36-37 Heron Hall Club 36-37 Poly Y 36-37 Cal Poly Collcuians 37 EL WIN S. HARMON Electrical Enuineerinu Witter Sprinsrs. Calif. Poly Phase Club 36-37 Aero Club 35 Jcsp?rsen Dorm Club 35-36 ROBERT W. HATHAWAY Aeronautic Santa Barbara. Calif. Vicc-prc Student Body 35 Pro» Block “P Club Secy Aero Club 36 Varsity Football 35-36-37 Varsity Track 35-36-37 Varsity Basket Ini II 35 ROY L. HUNT Electrical Enuineerinu Redlands. Calif. Poly Phase Club 36-37 S. A C. 37 Poly Y 35-36-37 Aero Club 8» Editor Ki-Voltagc 37 Jcsprrr.i n Dorn» Club 35-36 Chase Hall Club 37 WILBUR C. KINNEY Horticulture-Landscape De- sign Canon City. Colo. Poly Royal Dance Com 36 Horticulture Reporter 35 HI Rodeo Staff 35-36-37 Bus Mur 37 F. F A. 35-36-37 S. A. C. 36-37 Gumma Pi Delta 35-36-37 Vice-I'res 36. Prei 37 HENRY l . I.ANG Meat Animal-. Kinsc City. Calif. Future Farmers F F. A. Exec Com 37 F. F. A. Treasurer C7 I toots Spirs Poly Royal Exec Com 37 Gamma Pi Delta 37 Jc person Dorm 86-37 EDWARD L. LAUPPE Aeronautics Sacramento. Calif. Aero Club 34-35-37 Ba.-eball 34-35-37 Block “P» 31-35-37 S. A. C. 35 ADOLPH LAUX Meat Anima!» Colusa. Calif. F. F. A. 35-36-37 I toots Spur. 35-36-87 Sic 36-37 Varsity Basketball Mur Block P 37 hr»Mul CVi:li MARCEL E LAYOUS Animal Husbandry Kinu City. Calif. Boots A Spurs Pie Student Body jt6-37 Gamma Pi Delta 37 F. F. A. 35-36-37