California State Polytechnic University Pomona - Madre Tierra Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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' Wf!F nstructor BRONISLAWA Y. NOYI ;ame to Cal Poly in ' 57, She re- :eived her BS degree from UC. HAROLD F. GREEK was the Grounds Dept. Manager here at Cal Poly be- fore ioining the staff of OH Dept. Cal Poly alumnus JAMES M. GRIFFIN received his BS in ' 49 and MA in ' 52. He teaches Ornamental Hort. WARREN ASA joined the OH. dept. on the KV campus in ' 56. Mr. Asa is a graduate of the Univ. of Illinois. ornomenta] horticulture The Head of the Crops Dept., ROBERT L. PROCSAL, received his BS at Cal Poly in 1946. Mr. Procsal joined the Kellogg - Voorhis faculty in 1949. OLIVER A. BATCHEUER, Head of the O.H. Dept., held many teaching positions at C.P. in the past 12 years before assuming his present assignment. ag, business The Agricultural Management and Sales Department is headed by Mr. ROBERT E. LLOYD MS. He received his degree from the Univ. of British Columbia. soil science HARRY V. WELCH JR., Head of the Soil Science Dept. is a graduate of UCLA where he earned his MS degree. Mr. Welch has been at Poly 12 years. his was the first year at Cal Poly or WILLIAM P. ROWLEY, a graduata f UCLA. He instructs Ag. Mgn., Sales instructor in Soil Science and Crops Dr. WALTER H. HESSE is a Col Poly grad. He earned his MS and Ph.D. at Cornell Univ. 1

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landscape architecture M Instructor in Landscape Architecture JERE 5. FRENCH BS was a graduate of Michigan State University in ' 56. RICHARD A. MOORE instructs LA. Majors in construction and jr. de- sign. He earned LMA from Oregon. HOWARD O. BOLTZ, Head of the Landscape Architecture Div., received his BS and MS from the University of California. Mr. Boltz has been a Cal Poly faculty member since 1947. agriculture Cal Poly ' s strength this year as in years past continued to be the vigorous agriculture division. The Aggies showed all others how-to in the field of public rela- tions. Several member clubs within the ag major at- tended judging meets walking off with top honors; while still others provided guest speakers and field trips, all carrying out our famed learn-by-doing policy. Inside the majors, a John Gunther title, our very competent and experienced faculty continued turning out the best possible students. And they have been doing this job as is evident when one considers the many fine employ- ment opportunities that are immediately open to the ag graduates. Cal Poly ' s pre-eminence in the agricultural fields seems assured for many years to come. Agriculture is a must and so are intelligent men who know how to apply the many new and improved techniques which science uncovers for the future. So all engineers have sympathy for the less-favored but hardworking Aggie. crops production FREDERICK D. PETTEM, Inst, in Crops Prod, earned his BS at the Univ. of British Columbia and his MS and PhD at Rutgers. Instructor, STALEY I. PITTS, received his education at Kansas St. U. and his MS at the U. of Southern Calif. This was the tenth year at Cal Poly for CARL R. ENGLUND, Dean of the Agriculture Division. The Dean has also served as Head of KV ' s Crops Dept. He received his BS degree from UC, Berkeley ' 39. 14

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Instructor HARRY L. MALTBY joined the CP faculty in ' 55. He received his MA at Stanford Univ. and his BS from Cal Poly. LLOYD A. NEWELL is a graduate So. Dakota State College earning I BS in ' 41. He came to CP in 195 ALBERT E. CANHAM is Head of the Fruit Production Department. Mr. Canham is a graduate of UCLA earning his BS there in 1941. He joined our faculty in 1948. fruit production an imal husbandrij instructor THOMAS A. ANDERSON earned his BA at the Univ. of Washington and his BS at CP. He joined CP in 1957. HOMER D. FAUSCH, Animal Husbandry Inst., earned his BS, MS and PhD from the U. of Minn. He has been at CP since ' 56. WESLIE COMBS, Head of the Animal Hus- bandry Dept., received his BS from CP in ' 50 and MS from the Univ. of Minnesota in ' 52. r ' JACK T. GESLER, instructor in AH, is a grad of CP and earned his MS from Kan. St. He came to CP in ' 57. Instructor MACK H. KENNINGTON earned his BS at Idaho, Master of Science and PhD at Purdue Univ.