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

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Cal Poly’s President Julian A. McPhee

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Dr. Roy E. Simpson Superintendent of Public Instruction

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Preiiden! McPh « ihowt Hereford» lo Sacramento' Or. Joel Burkman. GttOWMMi PAM NS 99 As you examine this 1955 edition of El Rodeo, Cal Poly’s “book of the year, you will see that this college is indeed overtaken by growing pains—new buildings—more enrollment—even the prospect of co-eds, perhaps, in the not too distant future. For those of us who remain at Cal Poly, these “growing pains are a real challenge—dramatizing the constantly in- creasing need for the particular kind of service this college is prepared to render the present and future citizens of this state. For those of you who will be graduating, these “growing pains’’ are a challenge to carry on the proud tradition that Cal Poly men make good on the job and in their communities—quickly and well. This has been a good year—a foretaste of many, many good years to come as we continue to do the work for which Cal Poly was created. I congratulate you on what wc have accomplished. To every one of you—fhoso who are de- parting—those who remain—those yet to come—I extend best wishes. President 4