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THE PRESS CLUB I The Press Club has no officers, and all our members have the same standing. We started the year by building an office and photographic dark room in the basement of Deuel Dorm. The administration cooperated in furnishing these quarters. The office is supplied with adequate furniture, in- cluding a radio. These rooms have served not only as a place in which the El Rodeo could be compiled, but as a social room for the staff members. The Press Club members plan a celebration on the day the El Rodeo is distributed. In the picture, front row, from the left, S. Frantz, Editor Ed Wiley, T. McGrath. Second row, H. Boltz, F. Ringler, M. West, H. Wineroth, N. Heikes. THE CAFETERIA-DORMITORY COMMITTEE The Cafeteria-Dormitory Committee is the student branch of the administration of dining hall and dormitory affairs. It is charged with recommending general campus rules pertaining to the operation of the four student halls and the cafeteria. All “squawks” were taken to this committee for investigation, and recommendations were made to the administrative office for improvement of services. During the year, Paul Bjurman, rep- resentative of Heron Hall, left college and was replaced on the committee by Bill Hel- phinstine. In the picture, front row, from the left, B. Ellis, Capt. J. C. Deuel, C. Cook, S. Frantz. Second row, W. Helphinstine, E. Schwander, 0. F. Lucksinger, Mrs. Clara King. THE HORTICULTURE CLUB The Horticulture Club, for students majoring in landscaping, has had an active year. Functions have included participation in the Poly Royal, with an exhibit of plans of landscaped homes, displays of va- rious plant materials and a plant identification contest for the women visitors. The various social events have been stag affairs, and much enjoyed. A one-day field trip was taken to Santa Barbara to visit the extensive hemes and large estates. Next year, the Club plans visits to the Golden Gate International Exposition at San Francisco to see the fine landscaping which is programmed. In the picture, front row, from the left, Vice-President G. Yoshioka, W. B. Howes, Secretary W. Goold. Second row, J. Browne, C. Tunison, Treasurer II. Wallace, President H. Boltz.
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