University of California Davis - El Rodeo Yearbook (Davis, CA)

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er Tiller and Sail FALL SPRING Quincy Cass - Commodore - Ted Halton Bob Little Vice-Commodore Bill Kortum Jo Nixon Secretary-Treasurer Joanne Van Degrift Tiller and Soil provides opportunities for all students interested in sailing and endeavors to foster sailing in collegiate circles. It is one of the newer clubs on campus and was founded by four Aggies, George Coffin, Walt Cram, George McClintock, and Bob Little. Throughout the year the club has participated in various activities, among them the Inter-Collegiate Christmas Regatta at Balboa, dual meets with Cal, and the University of California Spring Regatta. FIRST ROW: Jim Thomas, Harriett Hadley, Dottie Elkins, Jo Nixon, Beverly Keeland, Nancy Danielson, Joanne Van Degrift. SECOND ROW: Gerry Sullivan, Bob Little, Frank Trevor, Rod Sutliff, John Young, Bill Kortum, Dick Waldron, Bill Herdmon.

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Truck Crops Club FALL SPRING Irving Eaks - President - Hunter Johnson Ernie Nelson - Vice-President - Ernie Nelson . Gordon Rommer Secretary-Treosurer David Akana ' The purpose of the Truck Crops Club is to develop 3 an understanding and appreciation of Truck Crops. Hunter Johnson, Students have an opportunity to meet members of the Truck Crops staff and various workers in the field. Outstanding workers in various fields of truck crops spoke at club meetings this year. Social events were also t on the yearly calendar of this fast-growing club. FIRST ROW: Don Patterson, Wes Dempsey. SECOND ROW: Carl Ehlig, Hunter Johnson, lrwyn Rammer, Bob Kosmire, Ernie Nelson, Herb Peck, Phil Wintz, Hiroshi Takeda. THIRD ROW: Jim Harrington, J. H. MacGillivray, Hunter Holch, Archie Dessert, Tom Schmid, Ted Bartelle, Keith Thompson, Bill Geiger. , g??? p H ex...-... hehJ'Bth-hb '

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Alpha Zeta OFFICERS Chancellor Erwin Plocher Censor - - - - - - Willis Vansell Scribe - - - - - Ralph Milanovich Treasurer - - - - - Marvin Corff Chronicler Thomas Tomich Alpha Zeta is a national honorary fraternity in the field of Agriculture. The local chapter, California Gamma, was the third to be established in this state. The first Alpha Zeta Chapter was established in Columbus, Ohio, in 1897. Membership selection is made from students of tech- nical agriculture who demonstrate qualities of scholarship, leadership, character and personality. Each year the Alpha Zeta Scholarship Award is given to an outstanding freshman student. This year the presen- tations were made by Dean Ryerson to Keith Thompson and Melvin West. Other activities include sponsoring speakers on topics of general interest. On Picnic Day many members were on hand to greet and assist the invited guests. Each member is on a working committee whose object is directed to the improvement of the Aggie campus. FRONT ROW: Erwin Plocher, Knox Nicholson, Irv Wilcox, Marvin Corff, Herb Piper, Phil Martin, Ralph Hosker, Art Leck, Jim Loughridge, Willis Vansell. SECOND ROW: Bill Riggs, Jerry Schmid, Don Barr, Ronnie Cameron, Wy Cripe, Bob Wichmann, Clark Jones, Clem Moore, Tom Tomich, Art Newell, Ted Hollister. BACK ROW: Del Anthony, Jim Totten, Marshall Wanzer, Rod Shippey, John Shirley, Bill Zanker, Ralph Milanovich, Paul Peacock, Jim Biddle, Dick Penrose, Rod Sutliff, Don Tompkins, Alan Pier, Jerry Halterman. g.