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

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. 15',l1,,. ' VT 5 1 mm X Every student who has ever had either an English or Journalism class from FRANK TENNANT knows that he possesses the attribute which makes a good instructor-being able to make a class interesting and enioyable, and yet make it hard. To dedicate the 1961 Madre Tierra is a '35l:4 7 3i' if ' privilege and an honor, not only to the per- son considered, but also for the members of its staff. This, the 15th volume, is to be dedi- cated to a man who has devoted his life to helping students. A man who gives his time and energy to assist others, a man with a suggestion and a helping hand when things seem to go wrong, and a man who has helped the 1961 staff all year. We, the staff of the 1961 Madre Tierra and the student body of Cal Poly, in appreciation of your unending help and guidance dedicated this book and the memories it carries to you, FRANK TENNANT. 11 JL..

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