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

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It is the aim of this Yearbook to show that Colleges, especially Cal Poly, are never still. We, the staff, attempt to show the development of the student not alone academically but the student out of class — the student at play, at work, between classes, at club meetings, and activities. These are the formative hours of habit that will remain with the College grad long after he has forgotten Copernicus.

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 FALL ... 5 WINTER ... 73 SPRING ... 145 Bill Richardson Advertising Manager SUMMER Si SiaU Bob Colomy, Editor A sophomore Agricultural Journalism major, he's a transfer from Nebraska University And here are the other basic staffers—They've pro- duced, this year, a book un- usual in many respects. In fact, they've racked-up a considerable number of yearbook firsts’’: The pre- sale plan, the sponsored page, the summer supple- ment, quarterly divisions, and the earliest delivery date on record. It has been student planned and edited, and, except for the senior portraits, photographs are student produced. It is actu- ally a Cal Poly yearbook. It is their hope that you, too, arc proud of it. Ed Slevin R. Van Brackle Club Editor Associate Editor Peter Meeks Don McDaniels Frank Reische Tom Kennedy Photographer Photographer Photographer Darkroom Technician

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President, California State Polytechnic College Robert E. Kennedy Assistant to the President Gene E. Brendlin Foundation Manager Everett M. Chandler Dean of Students 4 Harold O. Wilson Executive Dean Donald S. Nelson Business Manager Harold Hayes Dean of Engineering They indoctrinate o new freshman classj President McPhee hos the floor. No better examples of 'round-the-clock activity can be found than Cal Poly's top executives. Many are the long extra hours they put in at home and office and on the road, securing the ever-growing future of the college. C. O. McCorkle Dean of Instruction Vard Shepard Dean of Agriculture J. Cordner Gibson Dean, San Dimas Campus Robert L. Maurer Assistant Administrator of liberal Arts