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

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Page Twmzty-six LOREN HILLMAN Class President AL FILIPPONI SAC Representative Senior ANY MEN returned this eal I l ., . y ' ' 0 tie senior class after several years in the service. Also there are many who were young enough lo avoid the curriculum offered by the services. 150 seniors will culminat ' ' e in June their many years of h , ' ard study. Much of the class activity has been curtailed by the presence of so many clubs and Organizations in which seniors have take A ' ' n a wry active part.

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Junior Class Juniors, almost seniors and the BTO's of the campus are begin- ning to wonder about the future practical application of the courses that they have taken. Many of them are assured of a place in the world by the prominence they have gained by pro- iects and activities in school. All are assured of a better position in outside society because they have completed another year of practical work which equips them for many positions. Pagv Tzventy-five

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Class Much planning was done at class meetings to decide what the senior present to the school should be. Among the many excellent suggestions were these: a cornerstone for the new library, a large lighted world-globe for the library, lights for the tower to aid in telling the time at night. Seniors have been active in trying to regain the prestige which seniors should receive. Many fav- ored the preference of seniors in ticket lines, at registration, and at other events. f RAY GARRETT Sec.-Treasurer ARCHIE AHRENDES Vice-President Page Twenty-.seven