Arofcltto THE POLYTECHNIC CALIFORNIAN •California State Polytechnic College*
Volume II, Number 17 L 57a San Luia Obispo, California Friday, February 2, 1940 ‘Bronc’s Cheer’ Traditions Seen Football Squad To Mustangs To BeSeen Tonight Has first Edition Falling to Ruins Receive Awards In On Dimas Campus By This Reporter Assembly Today In Attempt ToThrow Vikings k ■ ...... L ~ ;.. • j*. * — — . .■ ■■ ,*r ^ When Jack Leisinger, former man By A1 Kinsey The Rev, Ralph C. Isbell of Atasca Promising to be one of th6 bitterest battles of the current hard aging editor of thin paper, transferred -— But I’d rather bo a freshman dero was scheduled to bo the principal wood season, Poly’s Mustangs will tonight take the court against to-the Han Dimas campus, he lost no than gosh darned sophomore. speaker at the regular student body the San Luis J. C. quintet at 8 p. m. in the Poly gymnasium. time in turning his journalistic abili So ends a chant sent up by fresh- assembly in In the gymnsium nt 10 ties loose in the Southland and, as a mun whenever the sophomore das* a, m. today. In past years and games, previous performance has meant little result ho is now editor of "The Uronc’s gets slack in discipline. Had but true A speaker at the Future Farmers when these two squads tangle. Hoth teams are in their top form. Cheer," newly-organised Cal Poly is the fact that several times has this banquet last quarter, the Rev. Mr. Is Poly, has been improving rapidly newspa|>er, boisterous refrain been heard In prom bell whs brought book-to the Calif or- since the beginning of the season. “The Bronc's Cheer,” whilo at pres inent campus spots of late. The most niu Poly campus through'the efforts Their floor work is more steady than ent only a mimeographed three-page, amaslng thing Is that those big green of Sigma Phi Kappa, scouting fra before and their shooting more accu Coaches Basketeers two-column paper, is crammod full of warning signs posted by tho once ternity. V rate, Whilo they haven’t run up such news about the southern campus. Its feared Flying Squad seem to hold no Popular songs, such us “Johnny, Oh an impressive record, they are still staff hopes to enlarge the publication meaning. Johnny," “Scatterbrain" and "I Didn’t one of tho toughest outfits in the as soon us 1b possible and they also Members of the fall crop of fresh Know What Time It Was,” were to be Central Coastal urea., _ plan to have It printed in true news men look upon ull this with surprlce sung by the entire assembly in com- ' Jnysee Record Nol Sensational paper style. as they think back u few short weeks mpnity singing led by Music Director Sun Luis Obispo J..C.’s Vikings rec lias Column of Personalities ago w|hen they walked In fear never Harold P. Davidson. ord is nothing spectacular cither, hav Particularly lively is the "Smudgo flaring to bo seen without their lowly Football letters were to be (dado ing been beaten both by Taft and Ba Pot," a personal column written by badge of station, the dink. by Coach Howie O’Daniels. Those to kersfield in their leaguu. Still the in Douglas Tomlinson. This column runs But on tho whole the untiro student, rqcpive them included Harry Wincroth, centive for a win over the Polymen in the same Interesting voln as Roy body (less the lowly - froeh) seems George Rudnich, Bob Martinez, How will put thom in top shape^Tho Vik Brophy’s. faintly surprised that the flying squad ard Nelson, A1 James, Fred Lopez, ings are the proud possessors of One thing particularly fine about should be grounded so long. If- they IR11 Nakunus, Paul Bjurman, Herb couple of shkrpshooting forwards who, the southern unit is the fact chat stu don't drop some paddlo bombs and Brownlee, Bill Hazard, Bob Dunielsunr if crucktd out into the o|>en, arc ttircly' dents are ullowed to pick frtosh or machine gun discipline before long the Lawrence Lopez, Jake Estrada, Bob to crack Poly. anges from the trees that surround civilisation of Poly’s traditional Initi Garcia, George Silva, A1 Duchi, Joe Howard Pieton, Mustang forward, tho school. The only request made con ating will be in ruins. I Stombaugh. and Jim Nolan. is one of the mbn that the Jaysue boys cerning the delicious fruit is that the A short business mooting und sov-_, will have to watch if they expect to go Polyites pick their fill from the small oral selections by the band completed home with a win. Against Chapmun er plots of orange trees so as not to the program. last week, he scored 18 points. throw production and pest control cal Poly Royal Queen New Fast Break Developed culations off upon the larger groves. Coach Howie O'Daniels hns been HtafT Members Listed Suggestions Asked working on his squad with a new of Staff of the “Bronc’s Cheer" is ns Contest Closes * fensive fast break and has whipped follows: Editor, Jack Lessinger; assis the team into fine shape. Gilbert Tril- tant editor, Art Tanski, who sorved By Student Group1 Without Winner; lius who hadn’t got under way at the us sports editor of this paper for Its VI V - — , , first of the season is finding his eye first edition last September; feature Plans were laid for the selection of ■ and is usually good for 10 points. A editor, Dougins Tomlinson; reporters, the Poly Royal Queen last Monday Staff Names Paper fast passing and high scoring combi Howie 0 ’Daniels Is coach of the ... Bob Mills, Ed Boettcher, Eugene night in Chase hall when the commit nation flies into action the instant Poly varsity basketball team that Hayes. Ted Middleton, Arnold Craw tee on selection of queens mot In the Nobody won the contest. Yes,, no TrtlllUl. begins his' work with Plcton moots Sun Luis Obispo junior col ford, Tom Nielson, and Jack Helfend; room of Chairman John Reagan. body won the contest, for^iut of ap and Woolcott. lege tonight in the first of a series adviser, Dwight C. Thompson; tech Qualifications for her highness were From any angle, the game looks to of two games to decide supremacy proximately 100 suggestions of names of the city. nical staff, Cecil Hanson and Norman ,V ...... ------— ■ Page Two THE POLYTECHNIC CALIFORNIAN Friday, February 3, 1940 The Polytechnic Californian Sweep/n }s Weather Recorded for 71 By Roy Brophy Years at San Luis Station - Published Weekly by Students of tho Journalism C liu of California Polytechnic College, ^ '* '■ San Lula Obispo, California. * The big topic of this week seemed Near the south end of the California Polytechnic campus is lo EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ...... to be the Dogpatch dunce last Satur cated the official weather bureau station of the United States de- MANAGING EDITOR ...... V..BRUCE A. BROEMSER day night. It turned out better than artment of agriculture, which is under the direction of Capt. J, C. SPORTS EDITOR ...... FRANK FITTIN most of us bargained for, especially leuel. Bualneaa M anager...... Maurice Freldaon with all the local Sadie Hawkins run E Production Manager ...... ? h Vr!f*x ning loose. Kind of a difference when The station has been in San Luis Obispo for 71 years. It was es San DUnaa Editor...... -...... Jack Uaainger we poor males can let tho "gentler” tablished in 1869, but only six observers have performed this work. Reportara...... Lowell Lambert,«Jamos White, Qreg Spando, Takeshi Kubota, sex do the running. The weather recordings here started •______!______;______David Carlin, Jack Anderson, Vincent Troxera, Keith Healton, Jay Worm- as only a hobby of Dr. W. W, Hays, a- ______aar, Andy Bowman, Robert Thomsen, and Edward Manasse. Speaking of the dance—who was it Advisers ...... i...... Ernest Foster, Ben Preuas turned Johnny Chamberlain’s bed physician, who kept an accurate rec mate, the pig, loose? Seems like Wes ord of all his readings, which wore Mittlestead was mixed up -in the pen later accepted as official by .the gov Personalities Represented for national advertising by National Advertising Service, Inc., Col- too* hmm—only hope It really was the ernment when the signal corps of the lege Publishers Representative, 420 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. porker thut was hauled away after United States array took over his A t Cal Poly the dance, . . , Childs, Livingston and work in the late seventies,—-- Matthews didn’t seem to be doing so Began ut Poly in 1927 liy Bruce A. liroemser A Word From El Mustang’s Staff bad for themselfes with those L. A. Other recorders Included Lieutenant gals, Anita, Maggie and Eleanor. Nice Glataford for the government until The personal column that appeared in this paper last week at stock thoy have down south, no lie. . . 181*4. E, P. Halbon was succeeded by Bill Nukunas and Joe Soroka come Did everyone take note of that red- -John R. Williams and relieved hy J, to our ckmpus all tho'way from King tracted a great deal of, interesting comment. Some persons are head from San Mateo that escorted E. Hlssany. ston, Pa. Both worked in the coal heartily in favor of such a column; others are doubtful of its hon I)r. Henry Warren, I). S.-I. O. U.-V.I)., Under the supervision of A. P. minea of which that state haa many. est value to El Mustang’s readers. to the dance? Who said tho northern Agosto, the old station wus dosed Differences between Pennsylvania girls couldn’t hold their own uguinst and a new one established at Califor As the editors of this paper we would like it t6 be understood the southern belles? . , . Anyway nice nia Poly in 1027. und California, according to these two that no personal feeling of the staff enters into the makeup of this going, FFA’ers, for a swell dance that In 1032 the >vork wus taken over easterners, are that the country Is will really be hard to beat by any or more densely forested back there, the ganization. by Captuln Deuel. The men who make new column. Sole concocter of this tid-bit is Roy Brophy who as the recordings do not recelvo any com population la also'more dense In Penn sumes the brunt of responsibility for the turmoil it is bound to Wonder if, Dot Hansen is beginning pensation but Work because of their sylvania, and people back there live to miss Dug Nelson? Dick Wassum create. own Interest In weather observation. in two and three story housos rather didn’t seem to be in tears when Dug Kept Measurements on Storm than in rambling one floor houses as Even Roy cannot be held to too much of the responsibility, for 16ft. , . . The latest cradlo snatching “they do out hero. People In the mining seems to have been done by none other An observer la supplied with. Instru towns nearly all live In company super sleuth that he is, it would be impossible for him to gather than Donald ’’Duck" IJotts. At last'swe ments thut record minimum and maxi houses. all of the dirt by himself. So don’t jump down his throat for the are able to account for those frequent mum tomperntures and rainfall meas trips to the southland. Seems ljke urements that are tuken daily, Thore Commenting on tho difference bo- things yoti find written about yourself in his column . . . they are some junior high school girl enters are about 5000 weather stations in ■tweon the Pennsylvania and the Calif ornia schools, Nakunus and Soroka , probably the catty tricks of some of your best friends. the picture. Tsk-tsk. Sech goin’s on! the United States. Is everyone aware that we have on Ckptain Deuel kept the measure say that In the oaat there is little Now the object of this editorial is plain enough, it is simply to our campus the original "Thin Man"? ments on‘the prolonged heavy rainfall agriculture or shop work taught In prolong the life of our esteemed columnist Brophy. 1^ you feel like None other thun Frankie Kitten and last week. The storm started on New high school, but the high,school foot his cough of death. P. S. S. Guess tho Year’s day and continued until Jan. ball teams have larger fellows in murder sometimes, please restrain yourself . . . at least until we source, Frank.. . . Wish I got as many 12, with only Jnn. 0 showing no rain them back there. Joe Soroka was fall all-state high school blocking half for find another Winchell. letters as that blonde-headed jiver Johnny Stutzman. Sure a pity, girls, The totul measurement was 7.8(5 Pennsylvania. - THANK YOU.—D. G that this Martha Ellis of Vallejo al Inches, bringing the season total to Both of these fellows were so anx J ______~ r ready pulls the strings on Stuts. . . . 12.88 compared^ to a normal at this ious to come to California that with See where those Daisy Maes from time of 7.73 and last season's meas sovon and a half dollars between On the Morning After Santa Barbara were up Wednesday urement at this time of 4.44. The thorn they hitchhiked the 3000 mllos chasing the Heronltes around. Thoso heaviest rainfull came on Jan. 11, in less than a week. Nakunas is a Through the progress of our civilization the ways of living and fellows surely ran like they had lum when 2.12 Inches fell. Block "P” member here and both bago or something. . , . Anyone wish ——------fellows are taking industrial courses. those of killing have grown up side by side. Were it not for those ing to join the Correspondence School many reasons that cause war, such as selfishness and pride, there of Romance sec Walter Crance. May Dave RubinofT, noted radio violin be I am doomed to be a hermit but I ist, played a group of numbers to lead Fart of the entortalnment at San would be no world in which to live. If there isn’t enough in a man still would And it hard to falL for a a recent athletic rally at Stock ton Bernardino junior college assemblies to make him fight-either by weapon or word, then there isn’t enough few pages ef writing. We like y»y, high school, . consists of a mystery thriller serial Walter, but sure find it hard to keep ---- „ ______motion picture. in him to make him live as a man. up with your “love affairs.” . . . One Alhambra high school this year par It isn’t the actual loss of blood that administers all of the grief more thing We would like to learn is ticipated in the nationwide “Marcn of why evqrytlme that H. P. (Personality Dimes” to collect money for Iho fight More Students Are of war, but the “morning after” effects thatactually -tell on a Ra Kid) Dgyidson wants Jim Melvyn for against 1 n f*ntlie paralysis, ----- tion. If it were not for the fact that all ware-are immediately fol the- bam at night he always has a Finding Out previous engagement? Looks as if lowed by a prolonged financial depression, war loving countries this stenography course is a perma SAM’S SAMBERGERS could profit by*the following axiom; Every nation must experience nent engagement. For the Best Values in I Imagine that’s about the most of Dress, Sport and Are a real treat every so often some violation of the laws of nature in order that it for this time, and if the steady at . Jr the population of that nation be decreased. home hasn’t written for a week just Work Shdes 5 » Why not arrange to meet at take out one of the local misses, give . Frankly, most persons love a hot argum ent; yet they like to see us the story, and we’ll fix it so when . some reasoning and thought on the part of the participants. Could your "true love" gets a load of it4 Karl’s S " Shoes well—we’ll almost guarantee you a not an unsatisfied nation represent itself by tongue and pen tp tdlegram. 790 Higuera S t a better advantage than by cannon and bayonet? . * ..V, ’ . It is only sensible then that the world set aside that barbarous Five women students at Santa Ma trend of thought, “the survival of the fittest” and defend one more ria junior college greeted the start of SAM’S leap year by flashing diamond en For Her Valentine refined, more appropriate to the present type of civilization. Thus gagement rings. would be eliminated the “morning after” that so many countries 1057 Monterey St. have experienced.—Ben Collins. A course In horseback riding is be Next to Chevrolet Garage ing offered at Santa Rosa junior col lege. —- Why Not Synthetic Raw Materials? -•> Hits The Spot For In 1915 when the British naval blockade on Germany , was put STILL THE BEST into effect, we came to realize that we were almost entirely depen That Late Evening dent upon Germany for our source of dyes, medlclnals, fertilizers ASSOCIATED Snack and many chemicals. _ ’ A DIAMOND LOCKET A mouth-watering AVIATION ETHYL Hot Fudge Sundae Thanks to the lesson taught us then and to the work of the re Attractive gold filled locket search chemist, we are now the most self-sufficient nation in the with genuine diamond in world. We have developed our natural resources and improved on Ray Vaudoit set.' Remarkable their adaptation to industry and commerce. We have developed value a t ...... $5.90 Monterey and Santa Rosa S n o-W h ite synthetic materials to substitute for the natural materials that we CLARENCE BROWN San Luis Obispo do not possess. 882 Higuera St„ 8. L. O. . Creamery Furthermore, we have developed substitutes that we use instead of our natural products. This is the important factor. We in the -■* United States do not use all of the chemicals that we can simply BUY YOU GET YOUR DRUG because we are lacking in natural resources, but because we find Hacienda Fine Foods STORE NEEDS AT THE —At— U n iv e rsa l that in many cases the chemical product is far superior to the LOWEST PRICES natural one. Your Independent Retail WHEN YOU TRADES WITH Now to the point. If the chemists here in the ’United States have Grocer A uto Parts been able to make us a self-sufficient nation in a war-torn world, The City • why can’t chemists do something about putting an end to wars? 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T ed ’s 8!9L.Hoguera S e a r s R o e b u c k : & C o i f j i .— . • - ’ ' ■ - V - f . \ . v , Friday, FebtW y 2, 1940 Wandering Pig Hit Alumni News Of Dogpatch Fling; Swinging Horticulturalist Magazine Of 1854 the News Found Among 400 Volumes Donald Mitchell hoii of Mr. and Four Prizes Given Ily Lowell’o. Lambert Mr*. F. U. Mitchell of California bou levard, ha* accepted the position of It’s all over now, that; there Dog- 1 . director of Riverside county in the Donated to Library California Poly Alumni association. def°r*tionM aro down, With a new and elegant signboard vBi vinn 1 hit Our campus will soon be embraced, Mitchell, a member of the class of '12, everyoneveryone that attended It last Satur- With.the name and department divi- is connected with the California Date day night for a long time, Pioneer settlers in Southern Cali- this city since 1847, and one can not Growers association of Indio. londa lost no time in praising the nut lie pleased with the changes for ■ _ * * m i No one knows who let Saloml, the Emblazed upon its shining face. climate and farm products to resi the better that havq.taken place. Some pig, out of her pen but she caused dents of eastern states. Herbert Jerrells, Poly graduate, has Homo excitement for a while when of .these, it is true, have been violent;, returned to Los Angulos ufter a brief she ran out among the "flingers.” Also our roads and drives ( - Capt. J. G. DCuil; librarian of the but now-att is-quiet, and person and visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will soon have Signposts and names, . Cajiforpia Polytechnic school in San property are secure. Tin cans hanging from the rafters, Among them, Baseline avenue, Poly Luis Obispo, revealed this week that . Vegetables Grow Knormouslv C. W. Brown of High street, San Luis the old split rail fence enclosing the drive,ilrivo. “ hnn.Htnr” i_____ . • ** * Obispo. Jurrells is attending Los An- orchestra, the old Ford on the stage ’booster” letters to easterners began Another article describes some of gele* City college and working for the Dormitory row, and Campus lane. ut least us fur back as 1854, at a time and those seats of beet pulp tied right when agricultural-Activity in Califor-' the farm products shown At a-L'Alifer- Union Oil'company. in with the Dogpatetrthemo. We may possibly get new uniforms niu agricultural exhibition In 18154. In * * * After looking over the dancers for *^jila centered around tho old missions. cluded, among them were: j, Alumni friends of Donald Alderman, For our enterprising band; 100 Hooks Given to Library two hours the Telegram-Tribune nri- But If'we do it will take support. This information>acCompanied Capt. “Otie blood beet, of surpassing size, 118, will bo surprised to hear of his zcb went'to MIhh Betty Jane Rednold Everyone must lend a hand. weighing when lifted from the ground racent-marriage to Miss Katherine for the Irist Daisy Mue and to Wells Deuel’s announcement of the gift of 65 pounds, and when cleared of leaves Robbins of Snnta Barbara. They are Gibson for the best Ll’l Abner. The more thun 400 agriculturalvolumes to and on exhibition 52 pounds, after it making their home in Ventura, whore The first way we can help J the library from the estate of W. S. FFA prizes for the best Characters Is to aid the Follies show. Guilford; assistant to the general man- had beep out of the ground some time. Alderman is connected with the Edi represented other than Daisy and Ab Of course we cannot *11 be in it, Four fine squashes, 87, 70, 61, 35 son company. Mr. and Mrs. Alderman ner Aunt to Miss Miriam Hall us 1, uger of the Farm Credit Administra pounds; one drumhead' cabbage, 25 arc both graduates of Sunta Barbara But nt least we nil can go. tion in the western states. 'Guilford Mummy Yokum and Kenneth Root as died at his home in Berkeley last year. pounds. Three onions, weighing nine Stale. This week they have been Marryin’ Sam. So rememlier when the show is given pounds, one measuring two feet in guests In the~homc of his parents, Mr. , The judges wero Mr. J. R. Paulson, Among the volumes Captain Deuel criiuniferenee. Three sugar beets. 19, and Mr*. Wesley Alderman of Foothill To invite every friend, discovered u rare bound file of the editor of the1 Telegram-Tribune, Wes- And we’ll “Folly Poly’s Progress" Horticulturist, a magazine of “rural 16, 14 pounds. One pptato, weighing boulovard in San Luis Obispo. Icy Smith of the San Luis High School To the very end. 5'i pounds.’’, * * « iarulty, and Henry Figge or the Cal art and rural taste,” for the year Included in -Guilford's gift to the Alden Turner, ’30, of the Santa Ma Poly faculty, 1854. Published in Rochester, N. Y., California Polytechnic library are rla airport, visited the campus this Tonight In our local gym the journal mode numerous references We’re having two great features. to the.start of agricultural activity jn many volumes and complete sets that week to renew old acquaintances. The first will be a game with J. C„ can no longer be duplicated. Most ex * * * _ State Future Farmer the newborn state of California. tensive is a complete set of more than Charles Akins, dairy department Tho second a dance with the Colle Forgets About Winter 100 volumes of the American Short graduate of ’30, is now employed as Committee Recommends gian*. The editor quotes from a letter horn association herd books. an assistant herdsman for the Elk- Name Change at Confab written by Dr. William B. Osborn in Rare Picture Included horn furms near Watsonville. Last 10 Student Pilots t_L “Los Angelos, California" to Col. B. Doubly prized is a complete set of , *i * * P. Johnson, secretary of tho New registry records of the American Four dairy graduates of last year The State Future Farmer alumni Begin Flight Instruction York state agricultural society. The Shropshire Record association because are operating thuir own furms this executive committee met at Fresno letter read; "Bill” Guilford was at one time presi year. They include Jack DeWitt, near Jan. 20 and 27 and the following rec- “I have almost forgotten what win dent of the association. He was also / Redlands; Marlon Fosberg Turlock; ■ cmmeiulations were made to lie pre Flight instruction for the last 10 ter was. I have been from New York Dick Cray, Petaluma; and Elmer Tog- members of the CAA flight training president of the American Shetland sented to the convention to be held seven years; Afid here perpetual spring Ponyny Record association, and that or- nettl, King City. here In May. . classes here at Poly was begun early and summer has lost to me many of canization’s stud book complete from It was recommended that the name this week under the instruction of the charms of a New York winter. I Volume I is now at Polytechnic, Future Farmer Alumni be changed to Carl Long, CAA flight Instructor. feel chilly when I think of it—eight back' as 1804; the records of the same Mildred Dilling, Noted - "Young Farmers Association." Students just starting to fly arc months fire In the house. The' recommended aims of this or Bill Johns, James Allnut, Charles Raises Many Kinds of Fruit American Harpist, Thrills ganization are to help young men to Knokey, Clinton St. John, Theron Free tuberculin tests arp being giv Ferguson, Bruce Broemsor, Bill Kil- “Our horses and cattle mow and se San Luis Obispo Audience got eatablished in farming, to increaso cure their own fodder without the en Inglewood high students to prevent the knowledge of agricultural laws course, Roy Lantz, Clark Parrel, and assistance of man. Snow we can see, the spread of tuberculosis. and bureaus, etc,, to develop leader* Nathaniel Blankenship. when we cast our eyes to the Sierra By Greg Spando ship and rural responsibilities, to ad The other HI students in the class Nevada, but it is never a near neigh Thrilled and awed, music lovers of vance the cause of vocational educa who started their training during the bor. We zgise here, in our little valley, T. SEBASTIAN’S California Polytechnic and San Lul* tion In FFA chapters, to aid and co Christmas holidays and have from Obispo left the auditorium of the operate with any organizations 1n the four to seven hours of flying time to ^ t°f ,'l9th terrid SP* ■tW ' community interested In agricultural their credit are Charles Cook, Bert junior college ut San Luis Obispo last Snow, Jack Eagan. Don Sande. Dale side, “ grow " the “ appl$ “and orange, “ thu week with a feeling of great respect work, and to bo b service club, social pear and the lime, the peach, fig, olive, and reverence fof the harp, an instrur activities, and to keep the fellows to Ferguson, George Clute, Jack Nilsson. grape, luna, pelair, apricot, and pome ment returning to popularity. 'I gether. Francis Daugherty, Oliver Akers, and granate. The membership requirements rec- Raymond Michael. These students are The person to creato suen delight under the Instruction of Bill Ward. "We have here a few Americans, Market and enthusiasm was the world-re pm.mended would accept any person who are doing much to Improve the nowned American harpist, Mildred who shows definite interest In agri culture and varieties of all kinds.of For Fancy Meats and Dilling. culture, who Is not" enrolled In high t Tho Sartta M&ria school board of fruits. The native Californians still Groceries The wide range of possibilities on school, subject to approval of the lo trustees voted to abolish mid-year claim that their old mode of culture the harp was expressed skillfully and cal chapter. Honorary membership to graduations as soon as students now is superior-to any novidad of the es- PHONE 326 beautifully as she plucked through be left up to the local chapter. in the school have graduated. trangeros. I have been a resident of her performance. Among her repor- The Poly men who attended the Santa Rona at Mill tolre were the "Pastorale In E Minor.” meeting were Bill Caldwell, Mike Li- by Italy’s famous Domenico Scarlatti; hnnati and Danny Galatro. EXTRA HEAVY Francois Couperin’s descriptive "Tlc- Wholesale Meats toc-choc”; "Impromptu,” by Gabriel When a teacher at Santa Maria J.C. 'Faure; a brilliant arrangement of T SHIRTS VALENTINES Franz Liszt’s "Liebestraume"; DeOdat wus tardy, he found that students had and do Scverac’s charming melodies of blocked the door so that it would not front “An Old Music Box”; Claude Debus i open. . Plain White or White With Fresh Frozen Foods sy’s "Rain In the Garden,” "Second Colored •Trim Arabesque," and "Clair del tune”; and a real treat, the much-talked-of Jooss Wilson’s Flower a characteristic piece for the harp Ballet will then honor the community; 39c with splashing nrpCggl, "The Foun "By popular demand and additional tain," by Albert Zabel. new memberships to the concert as Sanlo Shop Furthering the Interest, Miss Dill sociation, more cultural and refined ing exhibited two of the. oldest" harps music performed by the famous ar Meat Company PHONE 622 In the world and gave’ comments on tists of the day can be brought here Penneys Bonded Member Florist their historical background,T° every. , each season," said officials of tho or one’s delight a humorous and charm ganization. Many observers of the Delivery Association ing personality was discovered as the last two programs havo expressed op audience listened. timistically the success of such ven This performance was tho second tures. ASTON PHOTO SHOP Ph. 251 success in tho sorlos of concerts given — * - L j- *" } *■• V [ mby the.... Cooperative , ___ Concert associa- m turn In Sun Luis Obispo. In the"ie last Elght selected students at Chaffey1 A COMPLETE PHOTO SERVICE of these scries which takes lace .. J, G. uhd eight instructors engaged in again at tho Junior college on MarchP a "Battle of Wits” contest at an as- 733 Hitfuera Street 7, the music enthusiasts will be given sembly recently. We Specialize in Used Groceries, Fruits, Bak Phone 1602 401 High St. CHAS. SIGSBY Parts ery Goods, Household PHILCO RAD^IO $11.95 UP Tire Retreading and San Luia Obispo, Calif. 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CAMERA HEADQUARTERS San Luis Obispo Santa Maria PHONE 1440 • i *•-4 - - Cs I Fset Swimmer Fastest Is Cash 1 f . p nte gl sa o ter record. their on star gold another up "fc. • ats fe sye o te qa and squad the on styler free fastest •• A hl ie h soe a 20-31 in was score the time half At — . ae uttotnh o a eod un second a of two-tenths just water ,. . 267 points and opponents 239.opponents and points 267 . ✓ onds. It was Cash, too, who gave the the gave who too, Cash, was It onds. ✓ - I form swimmer on the squad and he is he and squad the on swimmer I form ietnh seconds. five-tenths " ■ ftecnet H ale 13points. tallied He contest. the of iai jno clee <■ college. junior Visalia March, in Poly Califorila at sing will came back in the second half to hang hang to half second the in back came a de o ter is h Pno Colts Pinto the lips their on die” say is hl o te esn ie them gives season the of half first man all-round as Honors Dahlstrom game. was to the and went of points man 20 point for high ball the sank ao o te l-tr. ih “never With All-Stars. the of favor gymnasium by a score of 41-38. of score a by gymnasium .... Poly the night*in Thursday last City hrd h Tget AlSas f King of All-Stars Tognettt the thered eety perd eoe tdns of students appeared*before recently event for the Polyites is held by Ward, byheld is Polyites the for event i Gm b 4-8 Score 41-38 by Game Win Ail-Stars, City King h eet —— event. the five- and two only was time Hispold. form is thf best developed back-the of best thf is form events, backstroke the to newcomer a on hm ufrn fo a severe a from suffering him found John smashers. record potential his of ot Sapd Over Stampede Colts yetr* as not, has developing Brophy Brophy. Roy fast is He team. coach the in Rosa ing De assisting been has tenths seconds above the record for for record the above seconds tenths weok previous the that 100 fact consider the week, the ing last In well backstroke ya^a very did Chapman several time to able been Do Don hasn't Coach Rosa consequence a as and event. Long arms and legs on large large on legs and arms Long event. his but times, noteworthy any made within five-tenths of a second of the the of second record.school a of five-tenths within is that 20 secondsand and minute one this in time Best weak. little a looks w Rcr of Record Two toes Hs ul i iel o the frame. three for foot six ideal is build His strokers. built to swim the ylonger distances. ylonger the swim to built been bringing their time down in the the in down time their bringing been ad Wrsr u Time Cut Wormser Ward, 0 yr bessrk utl h record the until breaststroke 100 yard 20 flat' a and minutes aix to down style free 440 standing hte from onds llsi te 0 ad 220. 100 and the wlll.swim eod. atn s h ms tu to true most tone the is the Dalton aeconds. taking week, last record n lg ae el rprind o his to proportioned rangy well are legs arms and his muscled, Long '60. of babes water Poly the from experience year's and minute one of record pool the der nWeek W in oy ol Fall Pool Poly to pieces last week—two records that that records week—two last pieces to the 60 yard dash last week. His time: time: His week. last dash yard 60 the ery year. a nearly slashed were two and shaved closely 6 eod fa. h rcr 2. aec- 26.4 record i The flat. seconds 26 for record pool the from a'second of ae to I te a Pl po fc? poo! Poly Cal the In stood have 0 a cr we h fe truh the through flew he when scare 100 a wmig em Rcrs r being the la are week Records this team. swimming campus Poly Cal ; . 1 _. .. a oy ave aktal em smo team basketball Jayvee Poly la V Totaling the Jayvee score for the the for score Jayvee the Totaling It wasn't luck, for Pereira again again Pereira for luck, wasn't It uin lvr Saih eo who tenor Spanish Oliver, Julian nte tmee gi,te Callfor* the again, stampede the On ak od anucr o KVEC, for announcer Wood, Hank l ht h sud n eea places several in squad the hit Flu il ad n Jy ome have Wormser Jay and Ward Bill Auto Parts Auto o Dlo sa a et ie sec five neat a swam Dalton Bob 00 hro t »— hn 11 Phone » St. — Chorro 1020 Cash is third year student ahd has a has ahd student year third is Cash Four Page Chester Cash’trimmed four-tenths four-tenths Cash’trimmed Chester etr f pre teto o the on attention eporte of Center at ad Accessories and Parts EIGO RN INC. 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Genardipi’s Genardlnl’s. bqpt to have r hs osae l right. all are boys These cr. ie on, Poi.’ us ie you like Guys "Peoria.'’ going, Nice game. per 12.3ispoints games nine of chuckers, better Bowman, year's Andy last of year. another last batters the n Ry onn, suha chuck- southpaw Downing, a Roy and catcher, Shea, Danny guardian, corner ah it Hs vrg fr h season the for average His tilt. each Mules. Amor the when brothers, they trouncedlittle night their game another the other won themselves team day shape. other the into him watching rounding were We rapidly la ger, eod aea, mro err, hot Perrera, Amorjo baseman, second o te at he gms f i 18.7. is ft games, three last the For for points 20 with man point high hit eye, unfailing the of he Perrera, jo it, is sakr Anl Zumwalt, Arnold s'acker, Ja first Frankie cinto, instance, For promising. number a are thdre between, far und punishment absorb whoboyscan those h bce fr mr 1 points. 16 mere a for bucket the f e poucs ht ok plenty look that proaugcts new of few are veterans the Although season. ul aeal rcie o te 1940 the for practice baseball tual a,Fb ,i rnal gymnasium. Crandall 7,in Feb. day, special of number u and mutch, ling ae v. rm u Night Fun Premo vs. James ne hn lk, u Jm s n of one is Jim but Blake, than experi ence more little a has, had Tommy aps il et A Jms who jt James, with A1 tangle will mule, a like socks meet. will campus the on fistlcuffers cleverest the of two Wednes heldbe to Night Fuh the for arrangements finished week this club Block "P" the planned, already events rm,a at rcy puncher, tricky fast, a Premo, aaadJm lk ste principals. the as Blake Jim and kawa ewe te Lines the Between h Jyes ae’ gt uh f a of much got haven’t Jayvees The Poly’s red hot Jayvee basetball basetball Jayvee hot red Poly’s Gin ace year's Milllch, last Auggie In last week’s, two games he' was he' games week’s, two last In ac of beginning the saw week This Thl4 TommyShira- has semi-windup With seven boxing bouts, ohewrest bouts, boxing seven With n h mi eet f h evening, the of event main the In OT MNEE ST. 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Up brilliantly. lads southern the Jed h nrhr dvso titlo. division for northern out (Ore battlo the two to going the are like teams looksgon still it horth n I olnt > srrsd o see to surprised l>e wouldn't Berkeley I from and Bears Golden tho ing o te duke. the cop ae h play-offs. the to then take and walk a Id bunting the epp ad ws ed on u McGarvin but down held was ward, In Ralphrow. a in Stanford twoshellackings dians the gave they when end clover. and rugged Dick meets ring, Crandall the in Root Kennyover win his from Chris- Chuckfresh topher, night. the of wrest- battle onlyIl/ig the in meet experts groan rud m duh s n h J V’ to V.’s J. the on is dough my around, festivities. 176, the opening at ris, at Ross, Gilmore meeting Miller Carl agn Toa sapsotn for sharp-shooting Trojan Vaughn, both Is who newcomer, a Charlton, u we-h fnl on comes round final when-the But 105, at Lavers, Mort and Hazard Bill to^ back como they then and night all es on t b oe f h year’s the of one be a like looks to quite it going but “Pic" he's rolling took get to It while college Chapman strong aggregation. the against 6 ad ere anc v. d Nor Ed vs. Radnlch George and160 170, at Marshall, Joe vs. Cuddeback et aaatses ee t Polyville. at here casaba-tossers best points 18 made basketball, varsity n pca mth a boon planned. has match Onespecial ntepeiiaybusae Howard are bouts preliminary the In hs ekn hs . . . . meet A. L. C. U. weekend has This w o Pl’ frms gut and grunt foremost Poly’s of Two . . . a ret fr ls week last form to true ran C. S.U. oad 'co, h a o playing now whola I'lcton, Howard \ ' .■> , ' * \ - 1 1 lgea t Phone St. 1121 lliguera hlsl Distributors Wholesale Company Fruit • ris n Produce and Fruits e v h 1-2 a Li Obispo Luis San 3 • c Smith vein i e v * * * * • * • » THAT IWY 101HI-WAY 1 * , ---- 1381 - — 3 el - v • . • ' • at Friday. last o h 14 bsbl sud bt T,ee but squad, baseball 1940 the to of the leading baseball pitchers in the the in pitchers baseball leading the of [ i wne hm I Ponx Al. Leo for Arlz. Phoenix, In home immediately winter his leave to forced wus talk Leo have to arranged had Poly, hrtn e, rd Who Grad Lee, Thornton ice, iis Campus Visits Pitcher, P hn e a paig al o Cal for ball playing was he when mrcn ege vstd h campus tho visited league, American *28 now ono of class is who the of nus sNw tr i League Big Star Now Is il eev pi fgle goe. * gloves.golden of pair a receive will these of Winners Block"P.” the byed yet. as ced tenders next quarter, and the winners the and quarter, next tenders offer gloves golden the for fights tion rematch. a will decision,stage close a copping Johnny ot wl b mthd gis con against matched be will bouts unannoun are attractions but planned been other have two or One trickB. with Night Fun last the in met who Heilman, Rob and Caricaburu Johnny a b Mre hles ad il Ste Bill and Childers, Merle horizontal by the onbar act an be will there oy em et year. next Poly team the with time some promisedspend to hno wl d sm o hs rope his of some do will phenson hrtn e,Clfri Pl alum Poly Lee,California Thornton 9 . - ' " ' , - ... at J C Dul wo oce Lee coached who Deuel, C. 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Begley TP F FT FG Murikyia Poly— ocuiey n h gms e has he games played. the in conclusively proved has * and week last Jun Varsity ior the from up Drought was Picton drop- by Mustangs the led ard'Picton them. get Polymen, 63-42 Polymen, his value to the Poly first stringers stringers first Poly the to value his evening. the for honors scoring take How squad. southern the by set pace the before aoon fell but game the in ly and work to go could they points, for Peterson Peterson Poly Mustangs and consequently went consequently and Mustangs Poly gk We te wr hr pressed hard were they When wgrk. the over superiority their five showed hpa Five Chapman o«wt a 83-42 victory. a hom« with oas y lvr cenn ad floor and screening clever by locals Angeles proved too strong for the the for strong Los too from proved quintet Angeles college Chapman Ntrl HLOctane Natural , oy hwd in f rline ear brilliance of signs showed Poly - ^ ; ^ - - hogot h tl, h Chapman the tilt, the Throughout the year this time second the For OL SOCKS WOOL temie Gasoline Streamline rdy Fbur 2,-1940 February Friday, .... s “aua” for “Natural” a Is ...... 10 9 0 1 4 ...... 0 0 1 0 0 '...... 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