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VOL. 10 — NO. 16 SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1969 Convention Activities San Jose Ringmen Regal Court Tour Defeat Mustangs Near Half-W ay Point By 7i-5i Margin Princesses Inspect "Dsnta'a Inferno” was tha theme of the annual Young By Kd Islsr Farmers dance, held at Crandall gym last night. More than Han Jose’s boxing team, coached 160 Young Farmers and 60 of thair wives, the Young Dae Portal, defeated tha Cal Poly Royal Domain Homemakers, attended tha dance, tha introductory event y ringmen, 7J4-6W, before a of tha 10th annual California Young Farmers association Urge ana enthusiastic crowd Wed­ Four newly-choaan 1960 Poly Royal prlncaaaaa — Loll nesday night In Crandall gym. convention, now meeting on t t e # Three of tha Spartan victorias Kirchner, Bevnrly Caligari, Jnnnt Brocklebank and Mary Cal Poly campua. The Cal Poly cam# by way of tha TKO routs. Jean Doll — vialtad the campua laat Tueaday morning. Moat Collegians played for tha danoars Locals Fact Hsavy John Elder, fighting In tha 106 of their brief etay wae devoted to posing for publldly pi* from 9 to 1. pound class for roly, got tha Mus­ turea, and then they were eacortea around the oampue by Delegates from mors than 06 tangs off to a fast start by daei- ♦ Dave Btrathaarn, Poly Ro/al an- separata chapters registered In the Hardwood Schodvlt *lomng San Joe*’* Mika Rivera. irlntendant, ami Bam Moldam lobby of the Administration build Poly’s Prank Wilson, 180 pound lek Peabody and Robin Baldwin, Ing yesterday morning. At iiM Coach Ed Jorgensen's varsity division, fought to a hectic draw 65 Loans Meet BPoly Royal board morn be re. pm, Han Lula Oblapo Mayor basketball team is In for a bu*y with Was Mathews. Wilson had Peabody, apodal aventa chair­ Timothy O’Reilly, President Julian time during the next Avs day*. tha fight won from hare to Tim­ man for the 1060 Poly Royal, ar- A. McPne* and Bob Bowman, ABB Tonight th* Mustangs face ths buktu until ha tired badly In the Fund Approval rangtd for tho prlncoaaea' ap­ resident, offered welcoming ad- Pepperdln# Waves from Los Ang­ third round. pearance hart. Two af tho firla, rasees to the Young Farmers and eles. Ban Diego invades Crandall Poly Forgas Ahead Hlxty-flvs student* war* loaned Miss Klrchnor and Mlaa Callgan, {Young Homemakers. Following gym tomorrow evening for a. re­ Tha Mustangs' Bob Spink, 186, a total of $1,600 during th* period art from Ban Lula Oblapo nigh this, the Young Homemakers ad- turn engagement with tha locals. deciaionad Mickey Mlramont# to Jam 1 to >7, Inclusive, through achoolj while Mlaa Brocklebank Both or tha southern teams urned to room 114, library, and give Poly a two-point advantage. various loan funds of the college, and Mlaa Doll are attending Baa hold win* over Poly. Paul rlshback, 146,'copped a acordlng to Harry Wlneroth, super­ Lula Oblepo junior collego. tUr held a tea. ' , N a t Tuesday, Fab. 7, tha Mus­ decision from Jim McDonald In visor o f studsnt dormitories. Perfect Da to Business and committee meet­ tang* Journey to Frsano where one of the best bouts of tha eve­ These 66 application! war* ings were conducted by the Young they will face tha Bulldog quintet ning, approved from a group of II stu­ When aakod about their prefor- Farmers for the remainder of the for tho second time. Poly won tha nan Juan's John Johnson put dents who applied for short-term oneoa for escort* during Pole afternoon. initial encounter by a score of tha Hpartans back In the meet by loans. Of the 17 remaining appli­ Royal timo, tho prlncoaooo unaal- A one-hour business meeting 06-00. Hlnca then, tne Fresno out­ TKOIng Gilbert Shu* In another cants, four failed to return com­ moualy agreed that tho Idoal oo- will reopen tha convention this fit has defeated everything It haa bout In tha 146-pound class. Hhua plete papers, two cancelled appli­ cort muit, A ret, bo e good danee»| facod and la currently tha hottest walked Into a Sunday punch In cation* upon racslpt of other funds, aoeond, havo a pleasant person­ morning at 0. Certain conatitu ality; and, third, ohould he hand* tlonal changes wort considered, teem In ths confarenca. tha third round and wound up on on* student auld ho could obtain One of th* main reasons for th* Borne. along with committee reports end queer street. - money more easily from tha Bank announcements. sudden rise in basketball fortunes . Cliff Tucker, 166, of 9}n Jose, of America, on* found tha form Tha prlncaaaaa are each year,-, of the Frankns baa been the addl- docMoned Bob 'Comall. too hard to All out and nlnt wore rhoaen from tho downtown nigh "Agriculture Is Big Business," tion of Hob Kloppenburg, former Spartans I’ull Rven refused loans for various reason* achool and Junior collage. They t lyniiMi-ium moderated by Bldncy Houthorn California wartime Aaah. The Spartan’s Don LaClaqus, In line with tho loan committee pol­ errvt tha quean aa attendant* I. Sutherland, toucher trainer from In 1946, Kloppenburg set a naw 166, TKfi’d Floyd, Huffman to icy. during Poly Royal, participating Davis, follows the business session. high school scoring record for Lo* oven matters. One of thu most outstanding In all aotlvltloa of tho a n n u a 1 J. I. Thompson, livestock special­ Angeles. Bob tallied a total of 47 Bill l.idderdalr. 166, TKO'd th# loans of th* month waa a long-term "Country Pair on a College Cam­ ist. Bute Bureau of Agricultural point* In one contest and actually Spartan's* BUI Mendoaa In the 6000 loan which waa anprovad and pus " April SB and 00 are the dates Education| Ralph H, Taylor, ox- played only half the game. Arst round. taken from tho California Poly­ for the I960 calibration. . scuUve secretary of the Agricult­ After getting off to a successful Ron Perrlgo, 106. of Ban Jose, technic Woman's club fund. Nurao, Inatractor ural Council of California | Robert start, ths Mustangs hava gone Into grabbed a close derision from Bill During tha asm* period of time, R. lockhart, vice president of tha a tallspln and are knocking on tho Trlvslpiece. . Mlaa Calif art, 17, of Ban Luis 40 loans ware paid In full to tte Oblapo, la tho daughter of Mr. end Bank of America! A. R. McCor­ collar door of tho CCAA. A win Don Harryman. 176, of tha atudont agency, and IS othar stu­ mick, Internal Revenue) James P. or two definitely would put a naw Hpartan’s defeated Leon Jarkaon Mra. Jamaa Caligari. A flat i n f l ­ dents mad* partial payments f t ation from high achool, ah* plane Merson, Cal Poly ag mechanic* de­ breath of Ufa Into tte local* and in a surprising upset. loan* for a total of $l.o:«i 16. Insure a higter standing in tte Roger Buck wits, 176. of Poly to atudt dental nuralng. She is partment head, and A, J. Bchrepfer. Total amount of loans mad* dur­ a brunette. Caleve Growers of California and laagua. Tte Polyltaa hava Anlshsd declslonsd Dusty Rhoades. ing th* month waa 11,600 against In tte cellar for tha last two Les Penterman, 176, of San Josa, Mlaa Kirchner, 16. of Ranahita (Continaod an Page •) tha total of $1,666.76 paid into tte Santa Fa, la a blonde young Udy — term j defeated Tom Olson. welfare treasure. (For wore details on thee* Lou Agnelli closed out the eve- who la no atrangar U d jN e jjC S Tuft Tutt TtiH gawas, so* Bporte). (Continued aa Page $)•

Naturalist-Author December. Her s m b lu ia *!* ho Starkey Settles study physical education at Baa Talks Wednesday Joaa Bute, eventually becoming Seating Set-Up Howard Btegner, park natural- nn Instructor. She la the daughter Aa aaawer was Issued this week lat of loquola and Kinga Canyon of lit. and Mra. Prank w T K ira * {e criticism because that there National parka, will talk on "Your net. Teacher, OMae have been several occasion* this Woatorn National Parka* at tha reason when all the student eoata regular aaaambly naxt Wadnatday Mlaa HrucklehankTjT, Cambria, at 11 a.m. It will b* undar ths la tha daughter of Mr. and M l* ft tha basketball games have not John E. Hrocklebsnk. Hhe Intends man Ailed to capacity, auaplooa of tha Natural Hlatory biological aeianea dapartmant. to become a teacher, She (■ blond*. According to "Tut" Starkey, Mlaa Doll, 16. la the daughter of rraduate manager, if there art Naturallat-Author Btagner ha* explored tha llttla known areas Mr. and Mra. Floyd K Doll, Arro­ vacant seat* In the etudent see. yo Grande. A brunette, aha plana -ten at the beginning of the game. of tha waatarn national parka. In addition to Baquola and King* to eomploU her present commer­ ABB card holders, regardless of cial curriculum at the junior col­ •mtloa numbers, will be allowed Canyon, Stagnar haa boon ata- lege end to seek n career in te-^'Arst come -first served"— tlonad In Ranlar and Olaolar na­ business. vntll all these seats ar* Ailed. tional parka and haa IB yoara of service In national parka. Tha Natural Hlatory oluh and (Undents holding student body tha biological solans* dapartmant Seniors, Faculty **rd* numbered J, 4, 0, or 11 alao hava arranged for Btagnar to Jill hi admitted to the Cal Poly- appear at tha local high achoota Receive Proofs O f y w rd ln a game thf* evening. and b a f o r a othar Intaraatad •tern holding numbers 1, 6, A. oup*. Raaldaa tha appearance Yearbook Pictures ** 1 *711 lie able to View the Cagnar will glva an flluatratod tomorrow evening bo- Senior end faculty portrait laotura at 7iB(T p. m. Wadnaaday proofs for tho I960 HI Rodeo art i Ben Diego Btate ami In tha Engineering auditorium e »>• Mustangs. being mailed to thoir owners this Hla topic will bo "Exploring tha week by the Co I bom Studio of Klnga Canyon National Parka.’ Oakland. Tho studio has announesj j* regard t« some of the In* that a reproaontatlv# will b# on ♦wriee relative to the vacant seats campua during tha weak o f Feb the aouih aide the reserved Council Lilts Opining 19-10 to pick up the Individual's n of the gym—Starkey stated choice of portrait which will appear In order to alt In a reserved 'Dollar Days' Rfiulti In the yearbook. The studio alas S tWkel must 'have a reserved Opening day of tho Inter-CNub cautions that theae are only proofs council sponsored Joint iliarlty and not tho Anlahod product “Title la not a rule arbitrarily drive brought in a total of $60. aa* Thera will be no furthor coat U •y any Individual or mysolf, cording to woe Wilson, publicity tha Individual’ !/ ha doea not want S any fi-ordera of mounted portraits __ father by *he Pederel Oovern- chairman for tho drlva. Kc order price llata have been en­ he sold. " If anyone occu- Two table* havo boon eat up for tho collectlone, on# In El Coital closed wltn the proof* ES ^ !*■* iki* eeetlon, a Fad- Cerriito Grobte . . . A» word got oround that th# Gl irnuronca ra- During the same weak. Peb. 1B- Wai Admission Tax must be paid and tha otter in tha lobby of the S U U r . COT.no. in, edmlnlatratlon building. Thai# 19, tte studio alao will fiaatnh tala- w m a Associated Students. Praa* aooar roetoifnt willing to moot Him mora then holtwoy, Cnoaan naw* ZVj ** are having enough tax Without imposing more S oto of mewoek, this »hot it on diaploy along-With othar* in tha H o X o i* * Students," son* lobby of tha librory building. <**•* * dMaal f

PAGE TWO EL MUSTANG FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1968 Music Department Farm Machine Matting Slow o«i kritrsoo total Soils' Pick And Augor MATHEMATICS CLUB Attended By John Dunn Thera will ba a masting of tha Busy Entertaining ColH. laglnttn Coanatoa Nowly Orgnizod Club Mathematics Club Wednesday, Fab - Waiting tha 19th annual Farm Second annual convention of tha Tha newly organised Pick and 8, in Room 20B, Ad building. Machinery conference Jan. 27 and California Society of Professional Clubs, Conventions jlH at tha University of California’s Auger club held its A rat business Harold Davldaon, mualo depart­ Davl* campus was John Dunn of Knglneera held recently In Sacra­ masting last Wednesday In room ment haad, announrad thla wiak tha AG dapartmant. Ha reported ments was atandad by E. C. Clover, 208, Ad building. that the dapartmant haa baan bu»y that a naw type of seed traster, E. E. dapartmant haad, and W. R. Highlight of the evening waa Ottertalning at many convention* operating with material rathaa Anderson, E. E. instructor and and club mMtlnfa recently. Mora than dry apray, waa tha confer­ an illustrated talk given by D. J. member of the Engineering Edu­ program* art scheduled In tha ence's principal example of tha Radar, director, plant and food cation committee. aaar futura. latest advancements In mechanical division of Swift and Company. Glee Club . farm equipment. tine of tha objective! of tha Recently elected officera are: Cal Poly’s Qiao club li making An address on "Seasonal l.*bm society la to Improve engineering !U first appearance of tha school and Mechanisation," given by H. education. Stewart Porter, president; Merrill yaar a tha Young Fermorc con­ B. Walker, haad of UC’a AK de­ John I). Coleman, vice-president White, vice-president; and Jim vention. Tha program will be pra- partment, was anothar-foature of Pierce, treasurer.. . . Mntad at tha PiOabytarlan Rduoa- the conference. Speeches also were of tho National Society of Pro­ IMS M id In u tonight. given by mahtbera of tho ataff at fessional Engineers and a General General Tha club has baan working haiyl Davla on various phase* of mech­ Motora production engineer, ad- thla yaar to hava a program a* anised farming. drasaed the society on ovor-all ob­ CP Alumni Section To Hoot jectives of tha organisation. entertaining as In past years, sc- An alumni (action mooting for Auto Repair cording to Davidson. Number* In all Cal Poly •mployees will ba held Kngtlsn, Russian, Hawaiian and TJuoo Poly Ponguini Faculty Mooting Hold Friday, Fab. 10. at 0 p.m. in tha All Carman will ba faaturod. Entor Tin Hat Dorby J. C. room of cafo 1. Admission will work guoronf«#d ~ Callaglata Quarts! The Faculty Advisory Committee ba |1.2B a plate. Tha program will Day or night calls Collegiate ituartat will Iw tha After a weak of tuning and tast­ made a full report on its atudy conslat of abort speeches, music, featured antartalnmant at a ban­ ing their mounts, three mambara of of Instructor Evaluation at a fac­ songs, dlnnar and a chanca to meat DON FIK1, PROF, quet belngheld by tha Dairy club the Poly Ppnquln* Motorcycle club ulty meeting laat Monday avanlng. old frionds. Reservations may be 718 Ckoffo Rb. 1178-J at tha Presbyterian Education leave tomorrow for San Joae to President A. M. "BarC' Fallows obtained from Harry Wineroth In building tomorrow night it H p. m. entor tha Tin Hat Darby motor­ presided. tha welfare office. Taa Quartet will feature old famil­ cycle endurance run. iar barber shop madlays and Nagro Tha three marl, Milton Brown, spiritual*. Ralph Fouta and Bill Mlohaud, will Last Prlday tha quartat enter- ride In tha 17B-mlle event as a team talnad tha mambara of tha air con­ representing Cal Poly. They wilt be ditioning olub at tholr banquet competing against soma of tho bald on eamnus. stata'a top riders. ’ Collegian* Recant Sundays have seen tha For tha Aral danca of Penquln* sand-dunlng and mud- bald last Saturday, tha Collegians running In an effort to ba in wara spurting naw outAta. Grey- "aha|Mr for tho coming onduro. blua suit# In a modern, one-button roll, aot off with a blua Aoral de­ sign tie, made up the naw outAta. Sali Hon fro* Kltchta These aulta wara purehasad by in­ "Woman's place la In tha home" dividual mambara of tho orchaatra advocate* received a rude blow after they voted laat fall to adopt with tha announcement from tha suits aa tnalr futura unlforma, Tha University of Nevada that tha gala Collaglana also praaantad a number hava now movtd from tha kitchen of now arrangements. They now to tho livestock corrals. hava a number of original arrange­ Two sophomore ooada are ment* by Lea Brawn and also oars of tne university team other specials by auoh top-rltsaht' will compete In tha collegiate arrangers aa Pete Ruggalo, Vaan log contest at tha Denver Alexander and Ban Homtr. stock Show. Now S00 Too Capacity Barn A naw storage barn with a ca­ pacity of BOO torn la In tha making, Undorwood Agency according to tha cenatructlon da pertment. Tha foundation la being dug, and tha section* which win Sales Gr Service make (ip tha roof are balng deliv­ ered Th* structure will ba built south of tho foad mill and north Rentals of tho horse unit, Repairs Forking Stickors Students sailing their oars should Used Meekiaei — Ottic* Esralter* remove w e lurking sticker, tThiaf Security Officer Ernest Stainer announced today. Much confusion T M • hac arisen because of persons neg­ lecting to do so, IYPEHRITER SHOP Abulone—Fancy Dirk -ffc NWRivsJ 8 wy a 0* Spurlock Soafood Market W •10 Hlqeete St Ekes* IM Opes te tarda r B o o th

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Student Wizard Completed Thesis Temptations Overlooked Leary and Smith Cal Poly Roproionttd I ’M IT Eats Hot Coal Is Due March 4 In Honeity Experiments Are Editing Book At Growers Convention San Jose State’s students wars William G> booty end Jems* 8. Attending th* California Beet To G e t‘P* Grade referred to as the "Soule of Hon­ •Smith, members of Cel Poly Eng­ Growers annual convention held For Poly Phase esty” after a atudent honesty ex­ lish department, are editing a book, last week at the Palace hotel in Those# must be "completed and periment was conducted recently. "Think Before You Write.” The San Frendeco and representing By Huh Ladd approved In Anal form" by March Han Joaa’e student honesty book la to be published around Cel Poly was Paul Dougherty, It look# like thu electrical engln- 4 If students who are enrollad for experiment began on the morning March of 1961 by Hercourt, Brace head of the crops department. uurinir tiopurtniwiU Iiuh turned up Thoalii 402 during the current of October 11. An expensive cl- and company. / Dougherty stated that growers « regular Hnudlni In the form of winter quarter want a "P ” grade. garet lighter wka loft In the men’s The book grew out of the teach­ expect to plant the largest acre­ »n engineering atudent. At a recent This point was emphasised to­ restroom, and several text books ing of English 106, the second age aver planted In California meeting held by the Holy Phase day by C. Paul Winter, dean of on Philosophy and English were quarter of the freshman composi­ this rear end will be limited only club, (Jerald BUI ott, sophomore admissions. plated In various classrooms. La­ tion course, which emphasises the by the capacity of th* sugqr fac­ EK major, put on a "hoi show” Completion and approval in final ter that afternoon a chaok was dose relationship of dear think' tories, for the boys consisting of a Are form Involves having the thesis made, and every single article ing to dear writing.ruing. Tha purpose Among the 400 members who act. typed, approved by all committee was in Its original placa. of "Think Before You Write1' le attended wore representatives of Elliott commenced hla perform* members, and a copy on Ale In the Then a brown oowhide wallet to supply students with aignlflcant the sugar factories as well as ance with what he called "the college library. containing a faw dollars was laft ideas in simple prose that will U. 8. Department of Agriculture devil’s supper," eating Aery hot Important to Seniors on the floor of tha student store, assist tham In acquiring the skills end University of California mao. ooals and washing it down with and aven this * article ran tha of analysis and logioal thinking Winner said it waa important gauntlet. (laming Wine. All the while, Garold that eaniore who expact to receivo which any thoughtful farmer, en­ was smacking his Ups and beaming The experiment ran four daya, gineer, buslheee or professional TRY A MUSTANG IOOSTIR a Bachalor of Boionaa degree at ualng the earn# articles and pro­ with pleasure at his good fortune the college commencement exer­ man needs in meeting everyday IARBIR SHOP In having such Ana food. cedure. Ona significant fact de­ problems. cises on June 8 understand this veloped: pencils topped the ca­ A pitting Flames faot. He etated that aome con­ sualty Hat, with oraaara and apiral WINEMAN BARBER SHOP After gorging himself on his fusion apparently had resulted notebooks sharing saoond .place. Amtwr Radle Higulst tidbits, Elliott set about taking from an article in Bl Mustang last IM0 CMORRO IT. the chill off by, running a blow waak. Carries Student Article torch over hla ehtire body. At the “ A student who does not have SLO Annual Art Show completion of this hatr-stngeing his thesis completed and approved January Issus of QBT, amateur act, he began aplttlng flames from In Anal form by March 4 will re- Fourth annual San Lull Obispo radio magssine. carries an article his mouth. ctlvs an ’E’ grade for the winter County Art ahow la aohaduled to written by Clifford Fishier, • Cal Staadard jad The IB minutes of thrills and quarter Thesis 468 oouraa," Winner open Feb. 88, at the City Raerea- Poly eloctronlee student. tfon building. 864 Santa Roea It outlines a means by which chills wore completed by a elaaHng ■aid. "The grade would bo B a a la k I a wymmstsalA — - tongue that extinguished a roaring changed to a ’P’ grade at tha time ■treat, according to Mra. Lome radio hame can slow down the vinivV9 l|P9IMVIVI- blow-torch. Elliott ohuckled with the atudent submits hie approved M. Swain, president of the Ameri­ tuning rate of the 1.1 megacycle glee when ho offered to let other thesis. This muat he done by April can Association of Unlveriity band. According te the anther, Hov oad iiw id iif Poly Phase members try this 84.“ Women. the Innovation has proven very trick, and all refused. Filing Appllentien Member* of ths association are suooessfu! os applied to Ms own Mm aad lerriee far AS Make* Anyone Can Do It The last day for accepting com­ sponsoring th* show which will be rif. He exclaimed, “ Why anyone can pleted theses in the registrar’* of­ held between noon and 9 p. m, TYHWtrrW ead do these feats, if only you hare fice will be April 84, the same day from Tuesday, Feb. 88, until Sun­ the oourago!” Re has often encour­ aa tha last any. for Allng nn Ap­ day, Feb. 86. According to Mra. Buiy S««son Rtport#d AOfffNO MACMINI MNTAU aged others to join with him in plication for Graduation. Swain, aeveral hundred entries in his little fun, but so far no one has Winner said that, starting with oil*, water colon, lithographs, From Rogiitrtr Offict IUCTIIC IHAVMf overcome their primitive fear of the fall Quarter, ibdl-M. all de­ etchings, drawings end sculpture Loo Phllbln. registrar, reports All Mtkti M gal tipwlNd fire and taken him up on it gree candfatee muat complete The­ will be presented. e busy soeson In his office. At pre­ At any rate. Elliot shows no sis 461, Theali 468 ana Seminar sent ns is engaged In setting up visible signs of being burned by 468. Students who art Irregular the 1960-61 calendar, beginning the flames, and he claims he fools In schedule and who will graduate Put Control Convention June 6. no pain from them either. at the close of the winter quarter, Representing Cal Poly this Phllbln Is also scheduling spring BOB W ALKER Learned From A frice 1949-60, should make special ar­ year at the Agricultural Feet Con­ quarter classes and receiving ap­ m Elliott learned to do these stunts rangements to complete all throe trol Operators convention at the plication* for enrollment and re- March tf. ffttoe 661-W while serving with the British of theae courses. Unlveriity of California College quests for information on cam­ eighth army air force. His unit Students who expect to receive of Agriculture, Davie, will be Oor- pus facilities. was stationed In the Libyan desert vocational or technical certlflcate* den Van Epps, eropa department In North Africa, where he became also muet have an Application for Instructor, acquainted with a primitive, nom­ Graduation completed by April 84, Van Epps stated that tha con­ adic, Arabian tribe. Winner pointed out. Applications vention will cover the latest oon- The O riginal m u YOU U1 IT This particular tribe of Arabs for Graduation at* meat through trols and practices which the oper­ believed that fire was a cure-all the recorder's office, room 108, Ad ators found useful in the past for sickness and disease. Period­ building, ______year. ically, they hold tribial rituals, He is teaching a course In pest Sno- White whlen consist mainly of walking control this quarter. MOTEL across a bud of white-hot rocks Tkktts For Flremin’i Ball with their bare feet. Creamery Hot Rocki I Starting next Monday, ttokata After having llveowlth the tribe will be on sale In the student body for thres weeks, Elliot persuaded office for the San Lull Obispo You Oil Quality the natives to let him join in with Flreman’e ball, It was announced Clines Body Shop their ritual. The bed or rooks had today by Bob Howman. student • Excellent m l QatatH y been heating for four daya, accord­ body president. The ball will be ing to Oerold, and he olaims ho held Feb II, in tha high school Dining Room gymnasium. lody Work walked across the inferno many # D ancing TRY OUR DAILY Me times without being burned. Elliott •ltd. * stld he only experienced a little Harold SpiHert, Manager LUNCHEONS and DINNERS heat sensation In hie Journey. Pointing DINNER G0N6 CAFE AT NORTH CITY LIMIT* Ope* IJ0 £hi le I0J0 AM, ITAN COLI III Meeferer It. 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i FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1950 PAGE FOUR EL MUSTANG Where It's Deep C A L I F O U W r * » T A T H POtVTICHNtC C O L L l ( f b > By Jacques Htrapp# Publiibed weekly during the school yeor except holidoyi end examination period* Strong athletic supporter that I am, I usually by ft,4 Auoeioted Student*, Californio State Polytechnic College, Son Lula Obl»po. find myself overworked in the stretch of the sea­ Californio Printed entirely by *ludertf* mojorlno in printing In the "School for son. However, holding the position I do, I am Country Printer*" The opinion* exprewed In thl* poper in *igned editonol* ond ortlr.lri ore the view* of the writer* ond-rlo not necanarlly repreient the opinion* forced to keep on the outside of things. Honestly, of the ttaff, the view* of the Aitociated Student BocN, nor official opinion Sub- I am In such tension throughout any conteat icrlption price $200 per yeor In odyonce EdHorlol office, Room 21, Admin Bldg that upon completion of the fray, I usually find myself limp from the strain of such rousing EDITORIAL STAFF actlvltes. If I don’t drop into the nearest corner R u m Pyle Frank White I usually throw myself on the closest chair or Editor — - • ' - Buelnese Manager bench drenched In perspiration. Associate Editor ...... Marvon Sumner Ah well, should It happen, I can alwaya rest AMietant Editor ...... Fred Hillman assured that I stretch myself to the utmost to Feature Editor ...... i . , Bob Ladd give my full support to all the various Poly ath­ )rta Editor ...... Ed Ielar letes, , lorgue ...... Bob Gould Well kiss the blood off my hands! What’s Exchange Editor ...... Erneet Rettey this guy “ R. L," giving itT A poor yo-yo works, Photo E d ito r...... Fred Waterman his liver looso for four years, and they want to Aeiietant Bualneea Manager...... Stan Willcocki honor his wife! “ Who listens to his tales of woe, Aaeiatant Buaineaa Manager ...... Larry Carter etc." Oh, iawdyl R. L., my friend, who in the h*U Rewrite ...... Sid Reyna do you think starts them? "— without critical “ Now don’t forfst, wo gotta be horns by 9 o’clock b’cus of tralninl" hslp from homa,"—critical la right) You come homo dragging your hip pocket* after a heated sesaion with Dilts, loaded down with chapters to road, mentally formulating a plan of attack Student Court . on Leary’s assigned work. And there, with her At the preaent time membera of the Cal Poly adminia** ohoory little greeting of, “ F'Qawd’B sake, where tratlon are carefully studying the plana for a proponed ya beenT The dinner's cold! Junior’s runnln' a- student court. We aay carefully becauae it la a well eatab- round coppln' Sundays on all the little girls h# Stable Sweepings can And! Ws're outa boor! Ya gotta get milk, Uahed fact that auch a court nil failed twice before, and and tha atora’s Just about to close I Besides, ws the embryonic propoeal aeema doomed before birth. By K. B. Krotrh tta date with tha McPhoos tonight, and you Criticlam of the propoaed atudent court cornea from If you earefullly road the front pats of last >k Ilka hell I When're you ever-—1' stands ths week's El Mustang, you saw that artTelo about Gstorm and strifal * many directions. Leading all opposition, however, ia the a student court for shaking down traffic viola­ fact that auch a court has failed on two previous occasions— -You givo htr a sweot smile, a greeting-typo tors. I saw it and was slated. Hsre, said I, Is a husbandly kiss, force loy calmness, and explain once from lack of interest and %nother time becauae of a chance to rack back the Tuesday Night Chowder ss quietly as possible so as not to disturb decision handed down by the court. In fairness, it should and Marching society, vulgarly known as the italnar) that all tha mentioned things form the be pointed out that neither of the before-mentioned courts RAC, A student court would be Illegal) its deci­ construction of a tough situation. Explicitly, sions wouldn't hold water, An attractive lady at­ T. 8.1 Let Junior get burned a ooupla times. had the backing of a security department auch as Poly now torney who was guest lecturer at State and Local Po s m s m s . The courts also were handicapped in trying to Drink Crater. W all snow the McPhoos your now Oovemment, Friday afternoon, further height­ laco panties next week. I gotta study — eo shad- cover all offenMs on the Poly campus without the correct ened my pleasure—-she said that a separate town­ dup for an hour or throe t legal machinery to make decisions. Fall, though the courts ship would probably have to.be set up to provide fhen comes tho tear treatment. “ You novor did, this fact cannot be used as a valid argument against authority for such a court. take- ma out any more. I know you don't lovo mo Well, my ammunition was all primed and as you did In ths days of Monteray Heights. the third attempt. If anything, previous failures cannot hslp ready. Krotch was poised to blast the hell out of but provid e strength from which the proposed plan may SAC. And then I filched a paper outlining the Please, let’s go visiting tonight. I should*' lis­ proposed court's constitution. Whoever dreamed tened to momma whsn shs told me you benefit. nuthln’ but a panoil-puehln’ bum I" Another argument thrown against the SAC plan is It up was clever. At the bottom of the page was one small gimmick that read'. If the cited Indi­ Yeah, wives are a lot of help! the fact that such a court does not have, a legal lea to vidual fails to appear at the designated time and support it. According to many critics, Including a local law- place or does not elect to abide by the decision yer, such a student procedure cannot be placed“ into opsi operation of the court, the traffic violation will be for­ without the establishment of a complete township. To warded to the judge of the township court. people we cite the example of Stanford university amand San Failure of-the individual to appear or abide by Letters to the Editor the court’s decision will be considered final. J o m State college, where such courts have been Mtabllshed. Oooh ha I The author of that small pasaage 'Dear Editor, We also point out that the proposed court will handle but should go to law school. Pending administration In tha Jan. 18 issue of El Mustang appeared minor traffic offenMs and will flb so entirely on a voluntary approval, the court will go through. Six men a latter to tha editor condemning tha action of basis. One not wishing to pay his fine or to appear before will sit on the court bench—three regular mem­ a group of "Cal Poly motoroyellste.’’ These mo­ bers, a faculty advisor and two alternates. The torcyclists were alleged to have disturbed t‘ the student court to plead his caM may have the alternative latter three will have only veto power. Ho maybe early morning peace (to have used abusive a of appearing in the Morro Bay justice court. Legally, we will we won't have to drive out to Morro Bay each insulting language) and were admit, there is no way the proposed court may force a time the Security squad collars us. subject of a police complaint. student to pay his fine., There are still some questions over the le- . „ Intentionally or otherwise, tho letter immed­ The proposed court has another value, however. At a iately focused upon the Cal Poly Psngulns motor­ growing institution, where the motto “ Learn By Doing” so cycle club and gave It a,back-handed black aye. gh eollaga fundi. Therefore, mayba The letter was based on tha assumption that often______. is pointed to with pride, we___ cannot ' help but wonder if tha motorcyclists were Poly students. Actually, this proposed student court wouldn’t offer a field com pletely body haa a claim on funds raised violator!. Ouaia III hava to wait for ne Penguins were involved, and tha police docket untouched by the college. True we have lectures on state vay to blast SAC. notes no evidence to eupport the claim that the and local government and student body government, but we Bud Collet, an Idol of mlac, recently reported P«ac* disturbers" were even Poly students. do not have an active way of participating in student judicial tho progreee being made on recongtneMng In short, we of the Poly Penguins th rodeo arena. 01' Hud's working hla poor ale- personal animosity toward a sport which. we take proceedings. Such experience should be included in any all- seriously was directed unfairly in our tdirection. around educational nrocram. * maximau* to the bone to get tha job dens, and hJs m w are presently being hindered Donald P. Johnson Aa a final add. one might consider the fact that Poly weather condition*. Every Saturday it rains) President, Pely Penguins fineness its own police fores. Poly places and finances its own street signs, of which there are many. Our campus roads are Dn|i Editor maintained bv the state, not br the township of Morro Bay. earn pus weatherman, to sas if something be dona to make It rain during tha weak, I aan ga along with much of tho badinage Therefore, why should students travel several miles to pay mem bar whan you see the cowboy, twirl­ that apfaara to your shoot under the label ri • |2 fine to the township? Why not keep the money, and ing their ropes during tha Poly Royal rodeo, sometimes you people get waspish, the offenders, on our own campus? If the guilty wish to that a crew o? eturdy, unsung, young men work*,! end still my blood pressure remains normal. Bui continue violating the local traffic code—all the better. We nk* dogs to get the A m o * and bleacher, built. whan “ E. L.” blossoms forth with that maudBa The fear Poly Revel ptfaeeeeee visited the drival about giving degrees to studont wives—it's rn .yj.ve that student union building before the spring campue Tuesday morning and were shown about too damned, much to stomach. the place In the company of the ever-present Your writer Is married, apparently. It is alas — R. P. ' prcee camera. Fine bunch of ilHei. they were. apparent that he is a rookie at tandem living Rope everyone got a look at them. Dick Peabody During tha Aret year or ao of marriage, the poor, *• »h# man responsible for their presence here datodad hamburger who claimed the lady'* hand tlili w##k, la still so far up In the clouds that he could Money in the Pot, Boys . PMemleg the Cel Pely redee team axpensaa believe R.L.'e sentiments, Ahal But there's ths is bf prime and current Interest. Last year, the n«b. Home day ha’ll b* yanked down from hi* “ Plaaaa. miatar, will — (pauM) — you liatan to me — Poly riders took first place in the Tempe In­ lofty perch, end then he’ll learn that those orang* (pauM) — for a minute,— (pauM) — my name ia Billy — vitational rodeo tourney, March 5 and 6, gix bioaeoma have not only faded—thay have decayed men made the trip from Ban I.uls Obispo to Ari­ .W h en h o . wants to study for an exam, hi* (patiM) — and I naed — (pause) — your help!" The rhyth­ zona. On tha morning of tha first day of tha wife will demand to be taken dancing, to a movi* mic motion of tha iron lung causae the polio stricken Billy to contest, Neal Fadler broke a collarbone and was to some bar. If he refusal, Cod help him, speak in this faltering manner. ■rounded for the remainder of the season. But ,f?y T ** *° •roufld with a sour face for week* Whan Billy is well enough to gat out of tha iron lung, ha m # men—Cotton Rosser, Tom Andre, Hobby raising hell, complaining—and than let him study Doner, Lem Boughner and Bill Whitney fought will naed a wheel chair, bracee, crutches end professional for an exam. on to score 21 pointa, beating their nearest com­ Yas, and there will be Ananclal troubles, too. guidance. Billy’s needs which may run from 910 to $5,000 petitor, Colorado A A M, by eight points. The creatures can be expensive to maintain. And can only be Msured by your help. Lose than a month later, the team placed sec­ there will be In-laws, and maybe a wa* on# tc Cal Poly can be a contributing factor to the success of the ond In tho National Intercollegiate rodeo at tho fee8 with bottles and pin Into diapers. Littl* BLO county March of Dimes campaign now in progress. Cow Palace losing to Bull Rosa college of Taxae, woman may complain about tha four walls sjM but boating out 14 other schools. That, gentla- How? Through the joint charity “Dollar Days” drive spon­ must star* at all day, and tha neighbors. Hh< men, Is a terrific record. Tom Andre, team cap- may even cite examples of a girl friend’s husband sored by the Inter-dub coundl. This drive will be the only teln, is now whipping his boys into shape at the who has a good job with tha railroad and wh< charity drive that will be conducted on the campus this Templeton rodeo grounds. Onielllng practice recently purchased a new car. school year. sessions are held every weekend and. sometimes, Add to this your bachelor buddies. Just tri during the week. According to Tom, the team to sneak out for a bear jvlth 'am and you'll wist Pledge forms for the joint charity drive will be available Is sharper than last year. He and Lem Boughner with a list of the organizations to be covered. Included in are the only contestants remaining from last th" WCTU*V*r ,tr*ya<* beyond tho conAnaa oi the list is: March of DimM, American Heart fund, Salvation but • group of stock-wise newcomers, llkt I am married, elr. Prior to getting that way Army, Cancer society, W88F, Red C t o m , Community YMCA, Bllm Roaster, assure the school of a first-rate mv grades were a lot better than they are now riding club. Boy Scouts end Camp Fire Girls. : Put on weight, It's true, and perhaps mj At other western schools, tho rodeo team Let’s make this drive a succsm and do what Bob Hope health Is a bit more sound. Hut 1 am mentally members are provided with stables for their Jaded, constantly. 1 do not exactly rsgret gettlni does, “Put some money In the pot, boys.” There are two horses, plus other expenses. The Poly riders are married. I only wish I had waited until aftei pots now available on campus, one in the El Corral and one asking for partial travelling expenses only. graduation. in the lobby of the Administration building, Reviewing the record the team has compounded, Degrees for the wives, R. L. T Better yei it sssma their rendeste are more than mod«*t —F.L.H. should bar ths state of marriage to collegians. and that we are duty-bound to fulfill them. (Name witheld by request, obviously 1 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, I960 EL MUSTANG PAGE FIVE Fire Alarm System Maintenance Engineers Meet Cal Poly Club News Regular meeting of th* As- NOT DOOSI aociatlon of Maintenance Engin­ HOT DOGS I Undergoes Changes eers club was hold laat night 1n m e room 8M, Administration build- H O T DOGS! Society Dairy Wives A new air horn Are alarm ayatem Ing. Richard K. Wiley, heed of the The Dairy Wives club met on has been installed in the Cal Poly The club was co-enonsor with the welding department, gave u lecture Thursday, Jan. 86, to completa power houae, Ernest Rhelner, chief Ski club for the dance held laet Iff 'tM Of . . . on welding design to the Mechani­ plane for the Valentine party to ba security officer, announced today. Hut unlay night, cal Engineering society on Thure- hold on Feb. 9 for all member* It replaced the former electric At the last meeting, Ralph Mil­ H ERBY’S day. Jan. 2fl, in the Engineering siren. ler of tha -M and 0 department and tholr husband*. Ph,villa John­ 971 Menterey St. auditorium. H< described the son was elected to take Rosemary The campus has hern divided leave a talk, on humap engineering courae, "Elements of'Welding Do- Mortcllaro’a position aa secretary Into aohea to assist volunteers In —"-C*ttlng Along on the Job end Meneead by lien,” and outlined Ita objectlvea, until the end of this quarter. responding to a Art In a certain With Other Workmen." LEE AND LOU COPUS Wiley atreaard the increasing uae „ R w»» announced that the Dairy location, Code number* have been (Col Poly Student end Wife) and importance of welding design assigned to each aone, Cards with Play It safe In I960. It's Farmers Wlvpa have been aaked to help Auto Insurance for protection today. decorate th* table* for the Dairy the code numbers and their related Two movie*. "Lukenweld" and club banquet. buildings have been posted on nil that's thrifty. — Adv. ••Steel Shape* for Industry," pro- bulletin board*. duced by the Lukena Steel Co., - There will be no change in the were ahown. IAS preeent method for reporting u I For • CLEANER Wish— Are, he adds. The posted directions The next lecture i* acheduled Three studenU presented talks Expert Radiator for 7:80 p. m. Fob. 0 in the Engin­ at the Jan. 84 meeting of the stu­ should be followed. The electric •Iren will remain for standby For a WHITER Wash- eering auditorium. Robert H. Reece dent branch of the Institute of of the mechanical engineering de­ purposes. and Aeronautical Science*. Glenn H. .... ■v~C- -* partment will apeak on the mech­ Morrle talked on th* Wright Turbo For An ECONOMICAL Wash- anical equipment of building*. A Cyclone 1H engine, Arnold Mathey N e w Equipment Aids colored film, "Mouldera of Prog- on the Sperry trouble analyeer Battery Repairs EVERY TIME reaa.” allowing how fixture* and and Lewi* E. Lewi* on turbo prop Chemistry Facilities braaa are made, will be ahown. propeller problem*. \ Veteran Operated An Knglieh movie, "Target for An addition to the facilities of Student Wives Tonight," wae shown after the the physical acitncea department SURV-UR-SELF talk*. It ahowad how the English The Student Wive* club presen­ Is the new chemistry laboratory In had prepared and carried ont a claaaroom 9, according to Woodford LAUNDRY ted a faahion ahow laat Tuesday bombing million. Banks Radiator for the California Young Home­ E. Bowles, department head. Inclu­ ded among the new equipment are makers at Hlllcrest lounge. Thla r event was on* of several programs Young Firman two modern hoods to carry off un­ SHIRTS planned by the wive* for the Young pleasant odors from gases produced Shop Hand Ironed *; during experiments and a de-Ion- 25 Homemaker*. Young Farmeri will sponsor Meeting of the Homemaker* a akl party to Sequoia National lser, which produce! chemically- 1011 Tare St. 1SS Higuera St. Ph. 1912 ia held In conjunction with th* park Fab. 11-18. It will be open pure water more quickly and San Lull Obitpo Young Farmers' convention at to all mambera of the student cheaply than the old-fashioned Opan I a.m. to 8 p.m. - Poly Feb. 8, 8 and 4. Mr*. Con­ body, it wae announced at th* ■till. nie Pickett was chairman of the last meeting, Jan. 87. committee in charge of the faahion The group plan* on leaving th* ahow. afternoon of Fab. 10, immediately after spring registration. Those Interested are urged to oontaot FFA Bud Lot, chapter president, or J. I. Thompson, livestock spec­ other chapter officers. ialist with the State Bureau of Vocational education In California, was th* guest speaker at the reg­ Ag. Eng. Sodtty ular meeting of th* Collegia!* A dlacuaaloa concerning § field FFA last Wednesday. Thompson's trip to the Lob Angelas area wa* topic wa* “Projects for FFA held by tha Agriculture Engineer­ Boy*,” ing society at Ita last meeting, Feb. At the meeting plans were dis­ 8. Lloyd Benson ie chairman of the cussed for holding the second trip, annual banquet to be held in Mess , Roy Marasco announced that Hall No. 1 on Feb. 18. Guest thare will bo a card party for olub itlng new symbol of romance! speaker will be Norman Cruik- members and thalr wives in the shanks, political science instruc­ near future. tor. created by ------t Poly Phait Poultry Supplies A movie was ahown at ths last meeting of th* Poly Phase held Jan. 88. The picture was, Has Cafti "How th* Engineer Fits Into Th* Qrewteg Cates Modem Industrial World." It wa# Ahmbiuia leaflet produced by Allis-Chalmera Co. At the next meeting, Feb. 9, Welded Wire fas*la a ipuaker will be present, aocord Feed Cert* Ing to Wes Wilson, club president. Hart Foust* Hart Cep* Junior Clan The* decks At a meeting held Thursday, Jaa. 86, in the Engineering audi­ torium, the Junior class voted to A LBERT ’S hold a barbecue sometime in March Prealdent Stan Bllllngalay 1(125 Vonowen Street appointed Tom Bate* as chairman Van Nuy», Calif. of a committee on arrangements. latertalnment at the meeting was fumiahed hy aevcral member* Phone STata 5*21(1 W th* "Cal Poly Stamper* Jaa* bead," headed by Walt Boehm. porfume for uaLntinsd

Trtoiured now •■■once of romonotl Special Something Blue Perfume . . . bom under the mafic apall of ita great Pari■!an formula, ita coatly oila from Franca I CA L POLY Exquioitefy faminina! Dallcloualy enticing I Appealing "valentine” thought . . . to ahowar her with Something Blue Thia treaaured new oeant Student Meal Tickets ia compounded and bottlod in America . . . • ) •• ' . ^ ao that avery "valentine” can afford to ba bleaaed with Something Blue. 7 (seven) $5.50 Tickets Ptrfumt 2.50 E*u i t Pttrfum 4.00, 2.50, L50 Hath Ptrfumt 3.50, 1.25, A ll firicti pint tau for *35“ including Tax E&ECAFE 1124Vi GARDEN STREET STORE HOURS 9:10 TO 5:10 DAILY Open ( A.M. >e • P.M. Monday Through Seturdey PAGE SIX EL MUSTANG FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, I960

'W r INTRAMURAL The Outlook CAGE L E A 6 U E l Club League B, Ed bltr Atsmiluss Won Loot Printer- 4 0 " While llatejiing to hymna at the Monterey and Omw — Yuu..o--F*Mnw»------4 -e— Youth centerr, I was ae».ateri~*by what appeared to ST Pnly Wiju* I t Merit...Hr XI i ______middle-aged manj aportlng m a two-devtwo-da _growth, of heard. Cruti.' ,'lnli t 5 closer uxamlnatlon revealed him to he a l*oly student.. Hlx Oiid Itslls ....a i IInwhII i'I,ih * ■i aharp clothes gave him away. (You know, Levi’s and a soiled Hoot. A Spurs i Poultry oluh ■t i Tee shirt.) This refugee from a square meal turned out to Ax. lii-iwUon t s begone other than young Joe Griffin, ex-sports editor of this YMCA 0 4 rag. > Hum l>um. . 0 4 Hrorss •( Monday nlshl. Jss. as. ISIS I Instantly sensed that1 he was going to ask me for a llxwnll ulub, 4S Hums Dun,., 4S loan, so I tried to sneak my wallet to a nearby companion lloulo A Spur., IT Crop, alub, IS Yoiiiik Former., ,1 Odd Hall., S' and pretended to have laryngitis. Joe quickly spotted this Poultry oluh, IT M*oh. User., is crude ruse and forced me to buy him a 40 cent soft drink. Printer*, IT A«. In.portion, St After downing the concoction in ope gulp, Mr. Griffin thanked Poly Woes. 4* VMC A SI me and then proceeded to give this boy a severe tongue lashing, Dorm League No Criticism Intended StandIns' Won Lout It seems that Joe and many others about the school, WildcatMarlnar No. a ...... aa a Including members of the basketball team, received the im­ Dauiltlaaa a Hoy a! Fluahaa ...... J pression that I was criticising the efforts of the Mustang Poly Phase ...... | cagers too harshly in last week's column. Coussla ...... 1 Catalina ...... t Wsll, that goes to show you what poor writing can do All S u n ...... 1 for a man. Believe me. The Outlook Intended no unfair criti­ Wildest No. I ...... t Astec Stalwarts... Bill Hutchison (left) and Don Nuttoll of the SSS Club ...... S Son Diego quintet expect to see plenty of action tomorrow against cism of the team. In fact, I didn't mean to discuss the Poly Hulfala ...... S cagers at all. My contention was, and still is, that the ad­ Cellar Dvr tiler...... , .... 0 the Mustang cagers Both ore seniors and will be facing Poly for mission fee to home games is way out of line. ••eras Toaaday nlshl. Jan. 14, 1ISS the last time. Hutchison only recently returned to the court wars, Allow me, Ed Jorgensen and squad, to give forth with Marlnae, at ...... Catalina. IS having been declared inelgible ot the first of the season. All llsra, SI ...... Ostler Dwellers, is my most humble apology for any untoward opinion that Wildcat No. a. 4t Paly Phase, IS managed to sneak In. Wildcat No. I. 41 RuSsle, I I Daunllaoe, 44 ; ... Frosh Cagtrt Maintain Uclans Money Mad Huyal Pltuhm, It antCoussro. oiuh, tssi There has been quite a bit of comment from the students Win Straak, Takt Two TYPEWRITERS who attended the UCLA game and were assessed six bits Camp League The Frosh cagers ef Coach Bob Isslesivt taprsMfttetivs tariff before they could enter. Don’t tell me Jesse James Is SUndlii*' Won IXMt Herwlg continued on their winning working for them, too7 llxrrxvk. Nu, M4 4 0 ROYAL lx* Leehero. l 0 ways by downing thd Peso Robles OMICI MODUS From the reports received, Poly bad quite a few repres­ Mmlwtu Pirate, 1 1 entatives at the contest and gave forth with a good display Uarrx'ki No. IM 4 1 Cresent dairy quintet, 6IM0, last Uorraelu No IM ...... 1 1 Friday In Crandall gym. of school spirit. No doubt those eight casaba men of Poly Horrxrk. No Ml ...... 1 1 NEW I USER who spent the evening chasing Messrs. Stanich, Sheldrake, Horroolu No. M4 ...... i 4 This was the same teem that the Harraeh* No. IM ...... I 4 Colts, defeated in en early season Kraushaar and oompany, appreciated the gesture. Barraahx No. Ml ...... PORTAILI TYMWRITIM „ ...... * 4 game by a two-point margin. Thle What started out to be a good game certainly turned Usmaa Lett Wash Came Lease* ROYAL - SMITH - CORONA time, however, with John Edmin- into a one-way track meet when thoee Bruin first stringers Um Imthsem, II .— Barraaho MS, 17 UNDIRWOOD - RIMIN0T0N llarraeha IIS, 1 . lerrasks HI, S PorfaH star showing the way by sinking got hot. We can only repeat what Hank Moroakl had to say Mudaete Flratae. II . gtrraeka 114, M about the fracas, "The less said, the better." llarrscko 114, II Bsrraaka Ml, IT 2S points, the Poly yearlings turn­ LATI MODIL UaTrsck. IDS, 17 Hsrrasha ill, tl ed what might hare been a close STANDARD MACHINIS llarraeha 114, 14 Harrssh' 114, 17 ion, l.eahero*. St . tlarraek. M4. 10 game Into a rout. The Colt* led at Poly Matmen Whip halftime by a score of 41-82. ... JOHNNY NELSON Mustang Gym Team The H u Been League Santa Marta JC was defeated on OFFICE EQUIPMENT Standing' Won Lo«t its own home court in en earlier Alameda Squad, I ole Caballeroa I 0 contest, 87-29. Steve Kolar paced 690 Higuera St. Phone 221 In Initial Contest Deuel . | o the locals with 11 points. IIhdpendenl ndpendento Cal Poly's gymnastic team will Suffer One Loss Pwlynmlaa 'sVs7sVsVs7is7s7s7s* lan Jos# Fab. 11 at 1 p. m, trl Cr- v-yrr* - ranJall gym. This will ba the Shark' = ! W Coach Sheldon Harden's Mus­ Faeulty e s only competition afforded Polytang be- wrestling squad demon­ lor. I lieu « „ l fans the conference meet Is held Searaa Wednesday Jan. IS, ISM NURSERY strated ones more that (t will be Deu_id II>1 . Jmperjen IS here In March. ShariI MU,• I lor. H l(uera. 0 I Porfalt i ALBERT'S Coach 0. A. Noble Is building his plenty tough to handle as It Cabalalia Hero. li II ...... Independent. It team around veterans Ed Strait downed the Alameda Sailors, M -l, Pise!dty lAiIgpealnno I Foetponad) FURNITURE and Paul Wilde, uia only returning Jan. N In < rertdell gym The local CRIES — PLAYPENS members from last year's team. grepplers took seven out of eight FLORIST - Wild* I* an all-around performer, metenes. CHEST ef DRAWERS while Strait specialises en the PHOTO SUPPLIES mats. Holy's Bob Thomson. In the HI CHAIRS A great deal of Interest has been heavyweight class, pinned Octavius Floiters of Distinction shown In the sport as witnessed Simmons In ltM. Thomsen was Quality Dovoloping and by the number of candidates who dwarfed by the huge sailor but Indicated early In the match ex­ have turned out for the team, Sev­ Printing Raownobly Pricad eral members have been working actly what was to follow. The Poly bey gave away iig pounds but hen- out since last fall. Exclusive Gift* Because he does not know what dlad Simmons easily. Kind of team Ian J see has, Coach Herman Beljean also garnered e Hower* for all Occasion* Noble had no predictions to make. pin when he stopped Kd Miller Toy and Baby Shop Saturday's meet should give him after Ii07,’ Although the match Over Night Service a good line on the merits of the wee very short, (I nevertheless Phono 2621 team. Competitive events will be cause.I plenty of excitement. Bel- Phone 2B2 145 Higuara St. held on the parallels, rings, horls- Jean was on his men In a hurry 766 Higuore St. ontal bars and mats. en I sis ''d there until referee Ray CalPhoto *4**»**e%*a«****a***a*e"e***J New suits, designed by team House banged the met In token members, have been ordered and of a pin. should be here In time for the meet. The only Polylte receipting for Supply ejoes, ln^ regular competition, was Service end rates count most In Howard Iteon. Howard grabbed buying Auto Insurance—get both the bear by the th« tall when ns ten 0V2 Htgesre $t Ikons 771 with Farmers Insurance at 1048 glad with I. B. Renner. The pow Hlguera St. ^ — Adv, crful sailor won by e 0-2 count. To All Cal Poly

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Local Boxert-Losa To U C L A Bruins Coach Bob Steele’s Mustang boxing team dropped a hotly con­ tested match to the UCLA Bruins laat Saturday by a score of 6-8. The bouts, held in the Weet- wooder’s gym, produced some very Interesting results. Paul Fiehbeck got partial re­ After Three Straight Losses venge on th* Bruin see. Floyd Wil­ Philadelphia Sphas son, in the 146-pound division. Th* Mustang scrapper hold Wilson to Rout All-Star Five • ^drgw.^Lest year, Wilaon TKO’d Varsity Seeks Revenge Dick H u r I b u r t, Poly heavy­ } The Philadelphia Sphaa coasted weight, received e possible cracked to an easy H8-B8 win over the Cal rib end will be out of notion for a Poly All-Stars last Tuesday night while. Against Waves, Aztecs In Crandall gym. Forward By AI Cohollc O’Brien (a ringer) rings paced____ .... uaker city proa with 83 points, Cal Poly’ll basketball toum nook* to break a threo-game Qob Babich tallied 18 digits for losing streak and get a measure o f revengu tonight when it the losers to take high points Guarantied , faces the Pepperdine Waves. Tomorrow evening, the Mus­ honor*. tangs engage the San Diego Aatecs. After building up a 30 point Both clubs hold wins over tend less than midway through the Balanced the local cagers. Pepperdine defeated the Poly five last Friday second half, ths Sphas decided to by a mom of 06-51. Two w w k i»- ■ ------— have a little fun and treated th* Recapping ego, San Diego walloped Coaoh E d1 crowd to some laughs with their Jorgemen’s crew by a 61-IB oount. tricky ball handling and long shots. The looali have had a hard time Ths All-StaM took advantage of finding the range throughout the this gensroslty and closed the gap last three contest. After winning o a more respectable deAcIt. A Kimball Tire Co. •Ight straight, the Muataags cud- utal of 10 points was scored by ,. tall Pepper- (isnly went into a d««p frees# and b.ith clubs In ths last minute. Jomes Hamilton dine forward, will see action Sioborling Tire have averaged less then 41 points (’lose For 10 Minutee > ■ • per game During th* early part of the AMt tomorrow night againit Poly The possible return of forward half, the gems wee anything but Hamilton tallied 12 points Rotrooding Bob Coghlalilan Is expected to booet a walkaway for the Philadelphians. against the local* in last week'* the chancesohsnce* of the Green and Gold Babich kept th* locals In the con­ encounter. 211 HIGUIRA STRUT cagers. Before m hie s a Injury, f l Coghian test with three long Aeld goals, was snJoying a scoring apree and and ths rsst of the squad gave SAN LUIS Pepperdine, newest member of onsro definiteily had hfhis eye aeroed In on a good account of Itself. TILlfHONI 7M the basket. the CCA A, has met and defeated However, O’Brien, ths formsr the Muetange twice in football. Io n To Pepperdine Pepperdine flash, started hitting A five-minute aeorelees period ths buckst from anyplace on the for Poly during the Pepperdine floor, and the Issue wee decided. dash lest Friday ooet the Mus­ The Sphas led at the half, 40-87. tangs any chance for victory they - Several Sphas Missing might have had. Trailing by sin Mike Bloom, captain of the pros points, tbe locals suddenly turned -•lull, chose to sit out most of ths from mildly warm to Ice-oold and Arst half and take things easy. couldn’t register a basket. Mean Several other members of the club Marion's Cafe while, the Wave# caught fir and also sat out| In fact, they didn't soon boasted a 15-polnt land. even show up. Poly cam* back during the laat (formerly Ism's) four minutes of the game and man­ aged to close tbe gep to seven points. 751 Marsh St • 1 : Phone 1637 Brains Too Good The UCLA cstastrophe wee sim­ ply no oontest after the Bruin Arat stringers entered tbe game. Poly (OUR tussled e 11-0 Ised against ths Wsstwood reaervss but wilted be­ COMPLETE LUNCH fore the raee-horee style of pley John Furlong ,, 6 5" confer for •mploysd by the Uelena. th# Pepperdine Wave* The ALLEY* Only eight Mustang playars ware rangy confer wo* one of the Gil Floden took high Individual able to suit up for the game end mam reason* for the Mustang'* honors this week by rolling a 881 COMPLETE DINNER were taxed to the utmost oy Coach game. Tom Kallenborn copped the defeat last Friday individual series with a total of 50c John Wooden’a lada. AU1. Ths.ME club scored 8433 to win El Corral Topi League Schedule Changed the high teum series. Open 7 Days A Week Changes will be made In the The Standings) Won Lost vi K flub ...... T With Savon Victoriai Intramural basketball league be­ ■agUMSft ...... cause of conflicting activities Mssaull ...... After seven games, the El Cor- according to Boh Molt, dlrecto- Csisllus dorm ...... ml-cponeored faculty basketball *f athletics. 'ole Phase ...... teem la still undefeated end has .omnium l.smmon, ..... At the conclueion of pley on Otina{ flub ...... e firm hold on first place In the Mete lift .... ■...... ' City Recreation league. Thursday noon, Feb. V, the top Wins! Chopeen ...... < ...<..»■* teams of each league will be IWiry flue -...... f The faculty dub Is captained and selected to participate la a ulitglr IKK managed by Bob Johnson. Johnson elimination tournament which Peth finder* Is slso ths high M oror of the team. t* -.lew's fsllowa .win start Monday, Feb. II. These You** fesmsss i Nest week, he plane te take tlekete games will be played on the full due's tiuys •t the door. court. Psuntlsss BAKER & RffMITS CASH MARKETS THERESA mm, Agtnt Store No. 1—439 Marsh St., Phene 21 Store No. 2— Pacific fir Hifuera; Phone 2466 Stott Farm Mutuol SPECIAL CAL POLY TRADE - IN Auto Insurance Co. Specials Friday fir Saturday Feb. 3 and 4 VferW’c lergeet sets compeer ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR TIRES See es for lew rates Unique Life Policy- B. F. boodrlrh Fire Iniuronce 'Ryt/mRide KLEENEX 07‘ HJ Meererer Sf these iO0O 'jet mors mil#», tofety, comfort on 8 f Goodrich $«lver»0wn» with :"Aythm Aide" Big odewon * for SPRY 7 T old fires mokes cost low Shortening ...... t,______3 lb. con ! 0 # PETTENGERS -*-f—*•— , ' -, .• • * roi |. O. HEYDENFELDLT'S MISSION COFFEE pound 0 4 %

• Hamburgara Marsh Phone and 1043 • Shakoi Osos Sn. M m WESSON OIL J|< N • Soft Drink* TIM Ml ASTI) SMVKI "•tit In Town" WE DELIVER of 10 o.m., 2 p m., 4 p.m. 1M0 Monterey St. B.F.Coodrieh 20c— Anywhere in City or Col Poly f | |f S I I N If U II H I 12______FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1960 PAGE EIGHT EL MUSTANG San Jose Boxer* Win Young Republicans Conventions Meet Razor Sales Drop; Bronc Buster* Wanted Rodeo Club (Continued from Pag* 1) (Continued from Page 1}____ _ Whiskerino Opens ferN ow nlng with-a TKO over Poly'r-Jack Plan Celebration member* of the Cooperative Ed­ An organisational mooting to Front In the heavyweight division. Entry blunk* for the second All Cal Poly student*, faculty ucation Committee, will discuss form a Cal Poly Rodeo club will It was the first, time Frost had annual Cal Poly Whiskerino will and other Htnff member* and their subjects relative to their respective be held ^Tuesday night, Feb. 7, In ever boxed, and he. guve a good families ary Invited to n county­ go on sale In the El Corral coffee fields. room 211, Administration building, account of himself until he tired wide celebration of Abraham Lin- shop Monday morning, Jack Oneta coin’* birthday on the evening of Regional meetings will be held at 7 p.m. In the second round. Whiskerino chairman announced Feb, U In the IOOF hall; San this afternoon. Representatives Club membership Is open to any­ Hoth Coaches Hob Htecle and Lul* Obispo. Thl* was announced today. Contestants must be clean­ from San Joaquin, Central, South­ one interested In horses or rodeo Portal expressed their gratitude today by Terry L, Clark, chair­ shaven when the 2ft cent entrance ern, South Coast, North Coast and activities. The Rodeo club will to the crowd for its display of man of the San Lul* Obispo county fee is paid—the contest will run Young Republican club, which 1* Superior areas will meet in separ­ sponsor a rodeo team, and club good "sportsmanship. from Feb. 0 through April 28. ■ i : i. i —-n- • sponsoring the affair, ate locations on the campus to activities will Include trail rides, Kappa Phi Sigma, campus fra­ barbecues, horse shows and horse Cal Poly offara the Bachelor of Feature* of the program will in­ transact business for an hour. Ag­ ternity, will sponsor the contest, Judging events, Rodeo practice will Science degree for completion of clude addresses by State Assem­ riculture demonstrations at the also be Included in the membership the four-year curriculum in the blyman James 811ltman of Salinas Prises will be awarded for the lairy unit, AH unit, ag engi­ best beards entered in the follow­ activities. following aclence and humanltiae and Proctor P. Jones of San Mateo, neering ahopa and soils depart­ majorat Social Sclenca, Mathe­ leader in the California Young Robert W. Miller, AH Instructor, ment are slated the remainder of ing .five classesi Bushiest, Best will aet as one of the clqb's matics, biological ecience, physi­ Republican movement; Van Dyke, Skimpiest, Most Dis­ the afternoon. faculty advisors. cal sclsncs and physical education. tinguished and Most Artistic. The affair will start at 7:16 p.m. The campus Qlee club and co­ with a box supper. Everyone Queen Lois Butcher, sovereign of median Robert Baldwin will enter- the 1950 Poly Royeil, will act as attending Is asked to bring a pre­ tuin the delegates tonight at the Hava You Triad pared meal In a box, to be sold at annual convention banquet at the sole Judge of the , Whiskerino. a nominal fee. Presbyterian Church education Heards will be Judged at the Poly U niversal BREAKFAST Other features will include a building. Herluf Fries will be Royal carnival. display of Lincoln pictures and toastmaster. Sponsors of the din­ All proceeds from the conteet, of the documents owned by San Luis ner will be the San Luis Obispo Oneta said, will be donated to the A uto Parts * Obispo county residents, music, Young Farmers chapter. Student Union fund. free coffee and a brief review of objectives of the Young Republi­ Complete Line can movement. Best Ever The affair le open to Interested ~}ulmanj 14tli . . , persons of all ages. • r Fount ion, Grill i Our m em ber I J o u r : 1 Jafentitle Auto Parts Froth Begin March IB and Supplies SuttermiHc Hotcokes Froeh baseball is tentatively Are the Tolk of the Town 'l A J i t k ^J(oiv$r6 or a dor& ap Tools scheduled to begin on Monday, ALSO March 18. The coach has not We Con Wire o flower Valentine Anywhere Auto Paints been named, as yet. Candidates Complete Dinners from 60c for the team are requested to Ope* 0:45 a m.— 1:00 p.m. furnish their own gloves and 9*9 Monterey It. Closed Sundoyi shoes KARLESKINT'S M 2 2 Monterey St. Phone ?060 Phone Hit •PS Hlfuere St.

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