CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE# VOL 11, NO. U SAN LUIS OIIJFO, CALIFONIA FRIDAY, FIIRUAIY 21, 1M1 Dairy Club Honors Chris Jespersen Dies, Three Members , . At Aaaual Baaquet College Loses Friend By Bob McKeller State Senator Girin Jesneraen, Republican, a legislator Joe Cardoso, Rtvardale; Bob for 2R years, died in Atascadero hospital 0 p.m. Wednesday Clark, Tulare; a n d Lawrence o f a heart condition. Borba, Ontario, were honored at the fourth annual Los LScheros Jespersen, 60, suddenly became ill Tuesday night. ,Hos banquet Saturday night in the pital attendants said his death was a "shock to everybody." Kdna Farm Center hall. Selected Hia wife, Jennie, his daughter for their outstanding ' endeavor, and several of hia aons wera with character, scholarship, popular him whan he died. Funeral services ity and participation, the trio had awaited the arrival of others of their namaa Inscribed on the hia Avo childran. , George M. Drumm' trophy, highest honor bestowed by the dub. Jespersen wae born in Ban Luis Presentation of Poly belt buck Obispo April 6. 1800, and engaged le* went to Robert Johnson, Pop in farming in the Paso Robles area lar Grove, 111.: Berend Broerama, for 26 ysara. He went into the real Arteala; and Borba for thalr par estate business In Atascadero in ticipation on the judging team that 1032. placed fifth at the Dairy Congress He first was elected to the as Intercollegiate judging meet at sembly In 1026 and served until Waterloo, Iowa, l*sl fall Belt buckles were also awarded to Robert Laver, Alturaa; Jack Julian A. McPhee i Gorakl, San Lula Obispo; Eugene "Thla ia the biggest loss Cal Honor* . . . Joe Corrloza, Los Lecher os honor student, presehts Htarkay. OrlanJHviIllam Walters, Poly haa ever halT Chria Jcaper- Bakerafield; D • n a I d Hchuctt, sen haa been Cal Poly ltealf all Frank Hopkms, San Jose purebred Holstein breeder, with m hon Woodstock, 111.: and Jack Albright, thaae years. He waa tha most orary rnembfTship to the "dub as T R Knutsen, Knutseri Dairy Paso Robles, for participation In enoroua person I have ever Products company, looks on at the Los ^.echeros bdnquet cattle and dairy products judging Cnown In thla lift. He haa told teams that went to the Pacific me he wouldn't have been In the International judging contest at state legislature for the past Portland. two terms If it hadn’t hem in New Officers the protection of Cal Poly’e In Speed, Service, Sanitation Joe Oardosa, outgoing president, ternets. Chris Jespersen waa our waa presented with the club gavel guiding light. Hia heart ahd soul by Borba, newly elected president. wore wrapped up In oar achool.” Mark El Corral Progress Borba announced that John Pres ton, McDonough,- N. V., would fill Senator Chris Jespersen “W* ere working with a* many* tha vice-presidency; Blaine Mann 1082 whan ha wee elected State of tha deportments an possible to ing. Redding, secretary-treasurer; Senator, a poet ha held oontlnouely ipcad up ftt Corral coffee shop and Angelo Pagni, Ban Pablo, since then. utrvlr* and Increase efficiency,” Coronation Plans reporter. They will servo for the Poly's Story Has Practically every major legis aaya Harry W'lneroth, actinir stu remainder of the year. lative bill which brought financial dent •tor* manager. Speaking to 120 members, Car- support and progress to Cal Poly Wlnoroth potatad out thu re doaa welcomed the guests, Shel Just Begun, since 1026 was authored by Sen vamping of the Ice oraam counter, Await Approval don Perham, hie wife and eon ator Jasperaon. Jespersen Dormit the newly relocated eoffaa uma, Arthur, Mountain View, an hon ory ia named In hia honor. and aelf-eervlce aandwich depart- orary member; Clayton Record, Coeds Here In 2001 It will require a special election went. "Everything we have done Of National Guard Sr.. San Jacinto; Jim Emerson Cel Poly’s noted "upside down" called ‘by Governor Warren to All to »peed op aervtce, and cut down and wifs, Arden Farms, Los An •durational philosophy will bo the vacancy. time the students spend waiting in Coronation ball for 1061 Poly geles; Julian McPhee, Cal Poly "right aide up” In tho year 2001 line at rnah heurs,” ha says. Royal will definitely be held In president, a n d Mrs. McPhee. by virtue of its accomplishments, "Our nawaat addition to El Cor (the Camp Men Lula Armory — (Continued on Page 2) it was predicted thle week by Student Response ral aqalpiaent, a rolling cup stand, providing th e National Guard President McPhee in a speech giv ihould help ua in our battle en before the Sen Luis Oblipn aealnat the one thing moat people Headquarters in Sacramento ap Three Jobs Listed Chamber of -Commerce. Good To New rlpr about-dirty tables. prove* the contract algned thla Hia address, "The Next Fifty nOae thing moat atudenta, and week, mye Marten Clerk, Poly At Grads’ Disposal Years,” la tha flrat in e aeries o: School Directory faculty members and employaea Royal beard chairman. programs commemorating C a 1 There's always a first time. aa wan don't reritaa," ha aaya, "la Thla Information waa raportad Placement secretary John Jonoa Poly’e 60th anniversary year. That’* tha way member* of Gemma that before the Army campa reports several Job opportunities Exhibiting a sketch or Cal Poly’s I Delta, honorary agricultural »P*nad EH Corral waa tha larg- to the Poty Royal board at laat exist for graduates and summer riaeter plan, he explained that the Saternity. feel about the 1061 stu aat outlet for coffee, doughnut* Tueaday’a meeting. Planning for vacation worker*. proposed building program te dent directory undertaken by them and aaadwtehee in the county. the coronatlen ball hee been held One auch opportunity is the coat more than fl6,000,000 was this year as an annual project , Or I pee Aplenty up until eome definite word waa position of Compensation Inou- designed for a student body of Proceeds of the sale will go to People gripe about crumba received ae te Ite location. rance Assistant with tha state o! 2700 men and 000 women. the student union fund, aaya Jim California. Openings in this field If tho situation stays approxi frem doughnut#, yet they don't Now werk will go ahead with Shepard, fraternity president. Cop wen consider that wo aall 100 exist ia San rrancieco, Los Ange mately as it la at proaont, Mo- ies are on sale for 10 cents in the !»»•» doughnut# dally—moetly the Architectural Club tentatively les and Sacramento. The Job con Phoe predicta next ysar’a enroll A8B office. within two or three hours in the agreed to do theplannlng end sup cerns administration of and soli ment will drop te 1800 or 2000 stu ■orningi. That’# tl!0() doughnut orviaory work. The Board had pre citation for worker1* compensa dents. In case of all-out moblliaa- Containing names, addroaaea and wrapper* to pick up end 1200 vioualy decided the architecte were tion Insurance. tion, McPhee said, thefe ia strong year in eehool of students. Hating moat fitted to do thu designing and College graduates and about- indication that Cal poly will bo faculty and employaea, atudent er- taughnete te apread crumba. Yet ganisatlons and governmental m" ly .Neple don’t bother to be decorating, but the ecchltecte neve (fc-be graduates may bo interested utilised for an extensive naval not felt that they have enough in obtaining a posit Ion aa Junior training program. Air force, army groups, the 60 page booklet was eererul. planned, complied «nd edited by "V# •wwwt eore at them, we’re atudenta available for the labor Real Pweport y Agent. Agents are and marine official! alio have in needed. t rained (n special tied appraisal spected Cnl Poly aa a poaalblo lo- mambara of Gamma Pi Delta Print running El Corral for the atu- ing WM done by printing student* *■*•» and what they want le what With Poly Royal Board agreeing and valuation work ana nego calc for wartime training activi *•? giro them," be eeya. to provide maepew*r,«he architecte tiation for purchase of real ties, he said. “ P«* of their elosa work, says .Aa M Indication of what El have tentatively agreed to handle property, mostly in connection N,.?£L Pr°Ject chairman. Cerral doea give them, 1000 to the affair, Anal doclelene to wait with hlgWey construction—parti "The general response hee been 2000 cup* ef coffee are eold dolly, until tholr next mooting. cularly geed epportonlty for those Blotters To Rave rV7 t 00,J■ 0vor topics were doaeu doughnuts, 20 doaen Other buoineoe of the Tuesday trained In business administration ••I® d»F- Of oouree. we •ccordlng to a State Personal made mistakes, but hone to do a anella, and about M0 afternoon eoselon Included the ap better job next year. Suggestions aaya Wloeretla. Mom pointment of Lloyd Benson, Dir Board naira relate*. About Poly RoyarJ A letter from Peal B. Limerick, ore axtremaly welcome,’’ snye Blair. *Mdwiehea ao between I t a.m. ector of Special Event*, te bo in "You are Invited to my parlor,” Credit for the eorar drawing «d 1 p.m. with M0 ef them being charge of aoloctiag the reOr Royal tree Field Enterprises Incorpora said the blotter to tho spy. goes to Jim Bays, Blair says. prepared end wrapped ahead of prince****. ted, reveals hie plan te visit Cal Blotters talking T Wall, not ex «»• by two fellow* who do no* Joe Goodrich, Rodeo Chib re Poly within the next few weeks actly talking, but they are carry ne ala* (for El Corral, that la), praeentatlve, reported that rodeo te discus* a plan for employment ing a message inviting you, tne tfne ef the thmge we hove stock l ad boon contracted for aad of summer vacation workers. receiver, to the 10th annual Poly woklna ia a pair of ahaet aaeUl that work on the aroaa would atart Limerick weald Ilka to Interview Rojral aaya publicltyman George What’s Doin *?F» for sugar, cream, and coffee interested students on hi* Ar*t Monday, Feb. 26 wrtng. This ihould (w consider- MOD* visit, according to the letter. With green Ink on yellow atock Dedication of the 10th annual and cartoon* depicting engineer Ad° . o r - R ^ ' y oomm*ttee— leaa meeay," he myo. The Poly Royal wee brought up by JfFi are being built by th* elr ing and science exhibit* aa wall TuJ.m.-Employment Cilnio— Clark. It wee suggested to dedi as animala, the Cal Poly colored 111en 1 n g and aheat metal cate thle yeer'e event to the dees Book Shop No Bank, blotters, 6,000 of them, are being J^ .m -A Ip h a Phi Omega—Ad. of 1006, Poly'e Arat graduating need as aafeemen for 1061’a April Hew Cap Wagon data, aa a tle-ln with the Mth Siys Sonny Hughes w7J* «*w cup-wagon waa built celebration. Tuesday, Feb. 17 anniversary celebration*. Action The El Corral book store will ■ The blotters, were printed last waa put off until the groupcould no longer cosh checks other than Week by Poly'e printing depart P'-R’J—'Christian Fellowship rive the aubiact more thought. —Ad. 206. jMjbl* top high, end haa pan* of for the exact amount of purchase ment and will be widely dl.trl- 7:80 p.m—-IAS—Lib. 114. made, says Bonny Hughes, El Cor- bated throughout the state to ad- 7i80 p.m.—Cel Poly Film SocU 225 hot aoapy water and rml office heed. verrieo Poly Royal, aaya Golding. -fPS** t n *ape. Ach Du Ltibtr! Doktor •ty—Aud. Carrel otaff, of which "The reason for this", sera Son They were designed to toll ae Wedoeedey, Feb. 26 ..** Haetwlng ie the manager, la Semans To Tho Rescus ny, "le because check sashing de much at possible what Poly Royal «*pcnable (V,r the*, changes,” pletes funds on hand In the regie- is, to catch and hold the eye, and ety^-ytud—C* *od- ten te e point whore there is no teiddlver a personal message to ^ •m .-N o tM -1 History club— _.M ^ijwroth, "and they will be F rVne K^inlS^htLlmoloidS money te make proper change. l ? hear any auggeitlone you "It ia not the policy of El Cor* jj*? to offer which will speed up KPi” - Yo“"* 52?# offleiency/Any- ml te cash chocks, but oc a sp«» rial service te student* they will Thursday, March 1 j***feee»ble end practical will be be sashed by Sonny in the El Supply Deadline March S «m If poeolble. PJJJ^-Rogor William olub a good many people flcult German he needed trenela- Corral office, room 87, from H Final quarter deadline for booka —Ad. 204. fc* How big a staff we a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through and supply purchases nnder PL 1 JP-m.—AF Reserve—Ad. MS. In vain he, MKehfJl & Friday. Saturday) 11 ajn. to ll 7iM p.m.—AC club—CR 0. %toZI2kk',*f ,0l• t * “ i'1 munity tor help. Finally, he found n eo n ,’’ says Harry Wiiwroth, K i n B & I E S 3 , J B W ^ygether In the etudent »tore, Man*' *"*llww*~Ad. 22* 10 airU working full ItfDr Herbert leMOM, C*l Polf* graduate manager. fal manager, announce*. The vet- •cting dean ef liberal arte, who Student body cooperation will •rane administration will not pay ife u *t* UBU w,'rh' promptly translated the material, ba appreciated. for purchases after that date. — pfl r utlB Am#ri**® olub IL MUSTANG-PAG! TWO AtUKVI FRIDAY,jwutfy y, J p Releases' Fall A ir Kallh HaafotS Hotter Narlenn Dairy CluVHbnora Rscognizsa National Olareucv Harold JRRM Members of the AU? Condition, Continued from Page 1) lng and Refrigeration olub »t Cal- MUClVffurd Thoma* Odom, Frtul P Oa* Dun Kvvrm ruru, imriiHi burn*, Hubert Kay Oamnit, la lt Jamaa Frank Hopklna, San Joae pure lfornlo State Polytechnic college McPheo today. Krlk Notrurd Poramnn, Jack Hlehard Fow bred Iloleteln breeder, nnd T. R. havo boon Informed thoy arc now A atudent must receive a grade ||p Otl* Theodora Ha* a I J ame* A. Palmer, Frank Wlllwr Ko* Jr. Ulchard I)m Foa. ChVrlea cWtoa* H*r«len. Ronald Ol.ni. Knudaen, Knudaen Dairy product* qualified to apply to tho American point average of "B" or bettor to Hill ii gy Oitrun Kriwhoup, John C N te r Parka. Merton U, Harller, Clyde W* lace Society of Refrigerating Engln* be placed on the Hat. Krlt-L-lu*. Ilruev Evuruet-|frbin»n. lk»ro I’armenter, Ijoyd Klwootl P*t(*r»on. Hjr* company, wore welcomed m honor- aart. Tne honored students’ numee KuJII, Itluhnrd ThMHittru KulUr. Itert kklwlli Pearce, Holiert Milton Pant, wry dub member*. According to Norman Sharpo, air follow: G’e nnd H’e Jino HV'PaJrettl, Charle* Fredrick Peh-k, Hopklna, owner and breeder of conditioning department head, tho A'a and Il'e Doualaa Jack Uabrlvl, Arthur Kiiaacll Douald Alton retry, Kenneth I Want the highuit producing Holiteln honor la * "da fin I to otop forward In Viator Al Aaron, Loyd llruva Abernathy, dandy, K*ymund Walter danier. Ilcruld Parry, David Andre P#ter»on. Jamaa M«¥o profoiflonal recognition by tho In Kvrmlt llanfurd Adam*. Darltl Livvrnv durduor, Robert Gordon durrUon, Pataraon, Paul H. Peteraon. Haymond hord In the United State* for the Ad]«r, Donald Jama* Adrian. Illdou Aeona, lonry daauar, Donald Kuavno dohrlna, <)*uur Petoraun, Walter John Peltoraun. luNt three year*, atarted dairy- . dustry." Several member* of the Hobart K, Ahrana. Kannath II. Alrwwurth, Kannath dolwla, Hobart Cooll dooraa. Oernrd Jmcph Pfundjtaln, Hlehard tng 80 year* ago with R herd of Engineering Council for Profoe* Kuaana Harold Aker*, Jack Lawranaa Al* tubort John (WtMOii, * Uvrt Uarllti, Alfred Daw ay Phillip., 0<«r«a Hlrhard »Mc«Un. atonal Development held a apodal brlaht, l.yl« Allan, ,Je«i William Allured Jnd darrla, ' . , William Ilanry pledmonte, Roland Prod* grude cpwa. Since that time he Donald David AWtaa. Arnold Kannath William «. dlbaon. Bobby; J. (Ildlana, crick Plemmbrlnk, Hlehard tw* Poljaek. ha* bred torn* of the ton llolatein* Inapectlon of the educational facll- t'hurloa Daniel dladUh, Jv*> Orant Oluuavr Norman A. Pottaiv Milo V. Prloe, Victor Andaraali, John Alvaandar Andaraan, Jr, Charlw llaakall dold, John Itrucc In the US, including King Piet- It la a at the Cal Poly unit laat quar riuawlora Wllaon Andaraon, Thninaa Jat* dohlvn, (lo«ira» K*rl doldlny. Krnwt K.. Keith I'utmnn t ertjn Lyona Ormaby, the double ter and gave their approval at a I'vraon Andrv, Dula Walkar Andrvwa, I'aul dorcyyoa. John (loruaki, H'a and MV. national convention of the ECPD K A pel Ini, HaylTadln I*. Araihl, Oliver W»ltar Howard (lr»dy, Wllllum Rtai’hanv Dan Huyc, Thomaa. N, Raynor, Charle. great grandalre of Cal Poly'a fam W Arden, Winner H Armatrona, Haul (I. drear, l.uclan Walter dronlnaar, John P. Heu*. Clayton A Heoord, Ronald Dale ous Sir Reaa. held In Philadelphia laat Decern* Atklnaun, Vvrnun John Avila. Mi,rami (Irlffln, lamb* Urova Jr„ Walter Keaun. Harry K. Hea, (llenn william Ilarbart Viator llaab, Manrlvv Arthur Honor wnn be*towed on Frank her. llalaain, (irant Talbot Hall, Hlrhurd Al duralchuk, Huuort laiudon Uurnee, John Hleli, Herbert M. Hlehard*,, Kano John Upon graduation, department ln>rt llanta, Hull* Morian Barron, Tommy K duaiafvon, Dolbart Arthur Ouy, Rinaldi. Francla 1. Hlalim. Hopklna because of hla leadership •tudonta will be eligible to apply (I, llatan, Jo« H llauarnachmldt, Hobart MI Ion M Hamad*. Franala Kuaoa* jlumild Kuirane Itolierta, William John In cow teatlng, herd development, for full momborehip In the AnRE, Milton liaall, Hlolmrd D. Ilvuumuiil, Guidon Hainliton, Albray 0, llamlun, Alroy I,a* Hubert*, William K Kubert*. M. Ku«an# and hi* active participation in Doualaa llvan, Barnard Doan Bavklua, lUnimara, Hobart Hu*h Hardy, Wnltar Hwlrlipi**, Jua* M Hodrluuaa,. Harvey a valuable aaaet In tholr choaen William Hrank Bahian, Charla* Mtvph*n Wli«on llurpor. Ilruc* I. Hart, Kannolh Aiiau.i RolT, Falward Carl Rogalla, Krlo youth activities Hopklna was also field of endeavor, Sharpe aaya. Boll. Ulon Waron Ball, HlaheM C, HondU. Leroy llurlnum, Robvrl I). Ha»», Don J. l(,M*nau, Frial Gwrue Ho**«b*om, AUbort dt4d for promotion of the dairy I.fi.yal Joha Hannon, Marlay M, jllahii, Ilartllold. Hlrhurd A. Havana, John W McKinley Hoa*. Frank W. Hoa*, vVliBam Industry while serving as pres Haynwinl Haul Blrahar, Hluhur.l Joaobh Hawklna. Dal* Ko>*. Horton Alaaandar Ho**vr, All Auto Inaurance pollcloa lllrkott, Donald John Mark, Carl Muarar Joaoiih rid Hon Hoc, William Hold Hof* Launard H Hubln, Duane K. Hucker, John ident of the Holsteln-Frelslan Issued by tho Farmera Inaurance Boon#, Doualaa Charlpnd Ikwlh, Hub n nor, Haymond Willi* Hol»om, Klvl# Hiram association of California and the Exchange are non-aaaeaaable. Krno,«l Boyd. Hrnnk W Bradloy Jr., David llcndoraon, Klwtud D. Ilcruni. Maawoll Kannath Milton Nava**, Walter William California Purebred Dairy Cattle Muhllllne llralnard. Thoma* Horry Bran- llanlnor H**«, Witltor N. Ha*«o, B. Wullv Mayor, Clarence Bert Heat#*, Henry Office at 1048 Hlguara atreet.—adv, num, ATaa Bravo, William C. Braall, Hob lllck*. (laraId L. Hill. William K. Hill, Wllaon Helm,lee, Henry T. Nakandal, Breeders association. art l„ llrlatow Kol.oii Martin Hlllbun. Charle* W Hcherta, Mtuart A. Hrhlaael. ’ Wife Gets Credit Kllo.fl Karl Brown, (laora* A Brown, Moi.orl lloiib, Harold J«**o Hookatt, Paul Frwlerlek lahlundy lluatav Auau*t The Home Of Dawratii'a Auaoalua Urown. Thomaa (Bant Hobart C Holloway, Jack L. HolUtlan, Mchnildt, An»el Clark ttehoonover, Donald "My sutcesa la due to the feel- llrownllald, Houw Wllllum lluihwllf, Rlmo Joaoph llololi, Itolwrl Dave Hook*. Rich Kdwaril Hrhuett, Mike J. MchuUheU. Ing of comradeship and cooper T, J. Bunaaa, T.loyii W llurrl, Hlehard ard K. HornUwtal, DaVallo H. Horton, Hubert I,aland Mot,held, Hrank llurria, Thomn* Marahull llurrua, Kvarl* I, Horton, Kay llou*«, Jama* H. Walter J Heaborn, Charla* W, Heamer. ation within my family," Hopklna Hoyt, pale Dawaon Hwllak Klwln Woalay •** *>;. Alvin Danvar lliiah, Frunklyn Lae llrur.a. Canton I,. Hub- Hubert (1 Nevler, ( laude Thomaa Nllva, laid In accepting the honor. He ("a end D’a hard, Thonm* Haymond Tlubbard, Kilward Oliver Joe Nllva, Melvin U. Nlmonette. added, "A good wife la the foun Itlvhkrd C. Calhoun, Hhormun U # Call, I, Hubball, Kvurotl K Hod*on, Waltrr dation of tne building for success. LEVft lloriiiir w , Camtiball, J. H r hard Camp* Hlehard Hudxm. Floyd F. amHh, Without her It Is easv to fall." aae. u. • *»r boll, William John Cannlue, William Jatne* Frwlrla Nntltlj. Jhn T, Nmlth, Hav* Hradrlab Carlay, Donald_ Jua*ph Carroll I'e, J'n and K'a rnuml M. Nmlth, Rnhert Kblen Nmlth, Knudaen. horn in Denmark, Chuntbara, Wilbur Carl Idlor, Iterant C. Don boro. AI hurt J.a« Carlor, Id H. t: Douala* Loonird Jarkion. liana H. William Daniel Hmlth caine to thm country In 1010. Since Kit.*all Huymund I’lmndlar, Jamv* A Kildle H Hnyder, laiwall Kenner,I David Chaatunt, Donald Jacobaon, Kvarott C, Jahr. Jim r. Jan* Thoma* Ailam* Non**, Haymond Leon that time he has risen from a a«an, Jack F Jantan, Harold l.am«nt Npoonaf, Wlllfam J. Nurofue. halward hospital porter and general lab '''♦ ia m n r^ r^ J e k k , Herbert L, Cortina, J urtHou, Harry AllUon Jolor, Bill Jaw J, Ipuhler, Ronald Kuaene M, ml rev, Ken* orer to tne presidency of the 88 llow*rd Bill Colllna, Hubert J Uonkjlna. Curl Henry Johtt«on, Charlaa A. John* neth Gilbert Ntahl,. wnflapi 0. Nlanfleld, •uii, Charlaa Haul Jolm*on, Hlehard Ken million dollar u year Knudaen Joaapli a, Combar, Jamaa David Connyll. neth Juhn»on, Hobart Allan John*on, Kuaene Falward Hlarkey, Charlw Albert Kobort Conway, Benjamin Cook, Lualan Itnhorl laroy John .on, Albert Loo John* Htelner. Leo M. Hteuech. Bernard Loul* creamery chain, rualadioat, Huger C. CorlU*, Freitah 0, • ton, Walter Hlehard Juhn*ton, tlama* Ktetaon, Kenneth Thoma* NtewartJ Knudaen wiu honored because Cot, fiauraa Wude Con, deaaph A Coa, Hardy Jona*. Harold M. Jordan Hubert 7. Hller, Hubert Ntirnkton, Willi*. Hrunk tlaoraa Ooyaa, Hlrhurd J). Crabll Walter H. Kalanla, Jerry David Kaalar, Jahte* Mtrme. (loenther Ntottkv. Krne*t C. of hi* many civic Interests Includ T„dd Vlnvanl Crawford, Leman II. Jam** T, Koalun, Millar M. Kcpllnacr, Ntrlcklaml. Irvlna Hwaln, Hllmer Kwan. ing the presidency of several or- Crlttnadea, Hobart A. Cruwia. C hari* C •on. Ntaniey Leonard Bwanaun Currlaa, Thomaa C. Cunnlnakam, I’hllllp Daronra I.oroy Kornok, Haul Daulol Kina. gsnlautlonN such ua the Klwsnls Ward Cuthbart. Hlrhurd 4<>dth Kirby, Richard K Klrach. T 'a lu /.'a and Breakfast clubs of Los An Hobart A Danbom, Fredrleh W O, Hate Knaaavlch william Thomaa Taber, Clarence W. Y, Dana, William L. OUvl*, Wylie Hord Day, Jamo* W, Koch. Al Barnard Holer, Tam, Patrick Y, M Tam, Frwlerlek Dean geles. Hubert Daan Itabbuidum. Kuaene Jiillua Cmmo Koamldoa, Kant Richard Kotieh, Tanny, William Hu**el Tcnny. Allen In his spare time, Knudaen hunts Davaoiman. Vlneent J, Do l,a Torre, Charla* Jolmatun Kru*o, denrao , Kunl* Hubert Terrell, Richard I.eRoy Terrll, Iloinrr Torronro Deluwle, Jo*#ph I'atrlak molu, Ho**oll Howard Kwa*h. Henry Frwl Thai*. Keith Waller Thomaa, big game ull over the world. Hla L'e and N'e 1 Hobort Mllforll fhomoa, Dale H Thump, movie of big game hunting In "wllllum Joaatih Dlek.on, Jerry low I. William Hhllllp La Crola, Billy II, aon, Kmmetl V. Thompaon, Hob W Ifldm, Africa, which wait shown to the Dllllon. l.oul» Paul Dlltmun, Jaak Hay* l.akln*. Ilyrtim r Laraon, Hobort Alfred at'li club members and their guests mund Ihoilor WftlUr* l,oo Dor mm. J«mo» l.a*h«r, Vcrla Vernon Laurlla. Harrell A. David Palmer TldwelU Juhn Dudley T Dow*. John L, Dm Hot*, Arthur C, I.uwlyaa, Hubert Frank Law, Uao Pater Timm, Kmll leuil* Tlona, Natoru Tuaaabl, showed many cloae-up shots of Duraon. William (Iravaa, Dyo. I .on, Haul Allen l^fK. Kdwaril A. L#*ky, Hubert Kmmett Tolley. Holier! Tomoaovleh, charging animals, Including the Mu« Kywln l.#vr, Walton Lewman Don C. Tontlln, Jame. F Toni, Ntaniey cape buffalo. I?'a end F'e Ihmiild It. Llmbiutat, Gaorae L. l.ltien* H. Tana, Harry T Treen, Andrew Turkot, )>un*ld Charted Kdlnaor, John LlnWi»»l bare. Thomaa Robert lajftua, William F*l* Anthony W. Turano. Accenting the honor. Knudaen Kdmlnatar, D*aer Mont* Kdmlneter, Rob* Melvin Lee t'plon. ayt Klaolon, C Jim Klum, Hranvl* ward lama, Hlehard I. laxmila, Charla* H said, "My story I* another exam* if. jadhruii. Howard laic Lum, Adrian Ju*eph Rkhard W van Alatyne. Arthur Cor* tlaoraa KllUon,■5 ...... Howl, 1a» C. K ll* worth, nellua Vance, (lurdon low Van Devanler, Tho,.,lor,• H.mtinnn 1c of the American success story. Itoborl Alon KlrOr Krlr Dim D. MrClelland, Wllllum Jam** Clement K Vunnnl, (lieu II Van Nchaack, 8[y success Is due to the training Mr rbinuhl. Hlehard Allen Mrlhiuaal, Haymond Vi**er, Donald L. Voller*. 1 received by working In America. Jamaa T tln n MeKImurry, John L. Me* Arthur r'^Wahlen. Carter T. Walker, Mnrdle, Hobart Mtlcknay McNeil Laurence C Wali. Allen (1 Walaton, I have traveled widely and 1 know SUNSET BARBER SHOP Nleveii Bert Malach, Charle* H. Mini* Kuaene Jame* W**d, Cleberl K. Wnrneke, of no other country in the world, rlarkl William H. Monrlark, Alfred M Hubert Bartlett Webeter. Jame* T. Weld* Including Denmark, where young Maruuaa, Hebert II. Mar.hall, Howard A. enkupf, Patrick Allen Welch, Herman W Marahlturn, William Kdwlnwin Marlin,Mar Will Waakamp, Hlehard N, Wet aid. peopln have the onportunlty of - HAIRCUT $1.00 iamlam Falward Marline,Martin*. WilliamWllllan Dean Math' Howard C Whoklar, Kennath Karl becoming such useful, successful ew*. Keymout W. Mayer Jr Whitney, Jack A Wick, Othnmr Paul men and women." v 764 Morro
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Can-CN* Cam*- IsctgP' Sssdey 1144 MssPsray Pho*« 19$$ % This & Then Some... By Mette and Jenkins P oly Views Country newapupers are continually on the lookout for material that emphasizes the Amer By Joyce Golding ican way of Ufa. Country correspondents, who Ten Cal l’nly Co-Weds decided lust Tuesday £/cyty\ /Pfasfaw y have lost hope In getting material printed in night to visit Jack Bailey’s "Queen for a Day” /tlllOHNIA SIAM I'lll.V'IK IINII « «*l I I «.l ■ blg-tlme papers, naturally, ua u last reaort, turn - toward country outlet*. show In Hollywood some Tuesduy In March. Thla week's column la un excerpt from a Meeting in Poly View Building Foyr, the Co- country correspondent’a .works, before thp edi tor ha* slushed through tt. The following Infor Weds are twenty Poly wives who get together Pshllohod wMklf durlss Ik* orhool raw osooal ho’idsr *M ossmlastloa rarlod. 'every other Tuesday night to visit. kr I ho Ah m Ii IW Sludrnta. Csllforulo Slits F o W h o Ir ColPfo. «aa Lali ObUaa, mation la from a newspaper from Grand Teton Californta. Frlnlod »nllr.lr hr stsdonts ajaiarlaf In srlatln* la the ■shool far School for Glrla. / i Started during the summer by Esther Wilson, Canatrr Frlalors." Th# oflaloas tssrosoodIn this M W »;l* slsasd editorials an* “Small town libraries are not uncommon, es artlclM ara I ha slows of lha Wfllara and da eat aeooMarllr rapraaanl th* anlnlana the group was named “The Co-Weds” only three af lha staff. lha rlawa af lha Aaaaalalad fftudoat Bodr. nor official anlnlan. Bab- pecially In small town*. That's what a fellow weeks ago by Francos Wooley. Member* are; aarlallan priaa SI.M **' roar in adaanaa Offltos, Hoorn II , Admin, balldlna told ue the other day. It seems as though this jartlcular follow had been active In civic affairs Helen Sparks, Evelyn Schick;' Helen Watson, JAMES DOWB, ASM Praaldanl DON JOHNSON, Publlaallana Chairman S.n a small town and in his work became attached June Hart, Gloria Itantz, June Ingle, Esther to a librarian In the Green Switch, Texas, li MARVON K Hl'MNKK. Kdllar PRANK M W HITE, Bualnaaa Manaaar Wilson, Frances Wooley, Frances Kolar, Malay brary. Johnson, Ann La Croix, Joyce Golding, Pat IL MUSTANG FRIDAY, FIBRUARY 2), 1951 Name Was Fletcher FAGt 4 “The fellow'a name was Sy Fletcher, a weal- . Smith, Arlene Cox, Peggy Young, Pat van thy mun ubout town who was married und hud Barveld and Betty Bangs. , a wife. Sy'e wife'* name was Vy. Her last name Frances Wooley und Arlene Cox, though liv Love Thy Neighbor in married life was alao Fletcher, however, they ing uptown In real houses now, both lived here were not relatives except in marriage. There is u lot of truth in the statement that college “There Is a fellow down the street who has at Poly View during the summer. students are Inclined to attack problems of racial relations nothing to do with this story except that he has f Muinly u soclul dub, the girls are thinking with an open mind. In fact, it is really quite surprising u yellow dog named Sport. Sport is u pedigreed of studying a Red Cross first aid course In’ the mongrel with long, shaggy hair, blue eyes and future.. with what relish Cal Poly men have dug into racial problems, turned-pp nose. Funny thing, Sport’s mother trying to pluck from their depths, feathers of evil and dis wasn’t even yellow in color. gust that have hung over the world’s racial freedom progress “To get back to what we were saying, the Newlywed* seem to be flocking to Cal Poly. 16-toed xebru' striped Flnchakeet. commonly One couple in Poly View are Bud und Helen ? f so long ^ known as blrdakeetas apendas inclindas, is u Wataon of trailer 287, both from Porterville. International relations and Social Science clubs on the specie commonly found In zoos, bird houses and They both went to Porterville high and junior campus are a beginning to better world understanding. It trees throughout America. college and, whon they were married last De more men would become interested in these service organ "Founded in 17H4, the African Spruce tree cember. received a large box of canned goods which bears fruit of a different color, is natur from old school cronies. izations they would represent more than a drop in the ally u tall tree and needs no trimming. Its Helen says that was fine, except for one thing bucket of the student body. leaves, which fall In Autumn, are green in —none of the cans had labels on them. In fact, they could make quite a splash against racial Spring, brown In Full und cold in Winter. And Dub and Helen love Cal Poly and plan to disorders. It could be a tremendous power pushing and strug on a dear day you can see your landlord. remain here until Dub flnlehes up hla animal gling to gain world-wide understanding. "Funny thing about those fish,” chided Sim. husbandry major, unless Uncle Sam calls first. We are fortunate in having a quantity of open-minded *• Zebrs Striped Flnchakeet ““There is un interesting story behind dis Speaking of Our Unc, another Poly Vlewlte young men at Poly. They think and act through such clubs, covery of the 16-toed r.ebru striped Flnchukeet, has been beckoned by him, Bob Smith of trailer attempting to open a way for more acientific and friendly ap- 284. commonly known as birdaksstas apendas tnclln- Bob’s in the Naval Reserves and wants to get proaches to age-old problems and prejudices. The facA iU“* das. The bird has no distinguishable features back Into the service. our college has made a start in the right direction other than being chartreuse around the occipi tal region, having s touch of sepia on the aurl- An air conditioning major, Bob and Pat have nificant In Itself. However, the additional facts of actual sglo e-brick red lived at Poly View since September when he accomplishments it has made and is continuing to make is crown, ft* drab _____ plumags_ of royal . purplipurple and enrolled ut Cal Polv. even more significant to us. skyblue pink on under tall cOvsrta, primaries, Poly View has been visited by Mr. Stork again. Only through using a scientific approach, can we get the secondaries, upper wing coverts anu scapulars Baby boy Michael Stuart Sarenson was delivered facts straight. If we are friendly In our dealings towards certainly add nothing to its dullness. Its undsr to parents Stuart and Betty Sarenson of trailer plumage is tomentose. It can be told, however, 208. Little Mike Is as cute as a bug’s ear, blue others and respect their rights, facfk and personalities they by listening for Its mating call—"hoot-ah-hout- eyes and dark hair. can be fused. Where there are no rights, it is our duty to uh-hooUhhnlir “The Super-chief always whistles this way Betty's mother has come to take care of paps make them possible. . when passing through the Kentlickv pumpkin und son (and mama, too) though at last report College campuses are fine places to begin our racial fields — hoot-shhoot-ah-hootahhhlll . Which re father was doing fine. training. This week, we honor National Brotherhood week, minds us, pumpkins were ripe, a touch of frost a nat|on-wlde effort to bring together all races and creeds was in the air and a hayride had been planned forming a unified understanding and faith in democracy by the Ladies’ club. Drowned By Phone T ' The Downbeat and living. , “Mrs. Hexubar Hood had been elected chair By Art Gandy You nave an opportunity to Join one or more of these man of the Ladies’ club during the spring elec The music department trek will be underlay school service clubs. Hats off to these organizations,- tion some 12 yeurs previously. With ull the du while many Polyltes are relaxing ut home be ties of a rural housewife—churning butter, milk tween quarters. So, if you live in, or near, the ing cows, slopping hogs and all that sort of rot, following cities, bring your friends over for s. the club hadn't got around to holding another listen. On the Itinerary for the group will be the By M.E.H. election, in fact, they hadn't held a meeting in Travis All- Rase at Fairfield, Dixon, Elk Grove, * As We See It— all that period with the exception of the time Lincoln, Roseville, Escalun, Linden, Edison, Lodi, a local-drunkard had appliod and won the school Ceres, Munteca, Rtuon, Tracy and Modesto. The — Future Rembrandts — trustee election. The (adtes held a meeting to when and where will come out later this quarter, Glad to hear that several students and student's wives ask for a recall vote. However, the secretary or you can check in these cities. Advance pub have entered works in the San Luis Obispo county art show. lost the minutes, the president's phone was out licity la being sent. Cooperation in events is a two-way deal. We like to have of ordev (or there had been so many on the The Great White Father has found an able party line that she was drowned out) and there substitute for the Mustang band. This lad, from townspeople work with us, so its nice to know we can work hud been so much idle chutter st the meeting, “New Jolasy," has many crotchets tucked under with tnem. no one could remember why they had met. the valves of hi* trumpet. HI* name is Don — Post Office Advertising — “Flaxene Penhop, teacher of the local school, Powell. Don graduated from Rutger* as *n Bet Governor Earl Warren knows about Poly’s 50th has returned to grammar school in hope of fin unimal husbandry major, coming to the MePhee ishing her education. Flaxene's papa raised area to get the pang of horseshoeing. While st anniversary after that giant letter was sent to him last Chow dogs." Rutgers, he participated in concert band playing week. Seems kind of nice to see our college boosted on all Note: Hope you like our column Through both trumpet and “peck” horn. He's got ths outgoing mall. Wonder If that puts us In the same category It, we are building up a great following and if know-how with the baton and his directing Is as “Buy War Bonds?’’ they ever catch us, Heaven help us. Amen. top*. Now, If Davcy could only And someone to take over the labs in hla family psych course . — Backward Student — Encores go to “The islander1' for their win Some 01 year old woman got her high school diploma Impooving Your Typong ning Job on that tnlent assembly. It seemed the other day. Take heart all you fifth year men. strpnge not to hear Stan “10 years” R a y m o n d — Men Wanted — One way to add to your typing skill without chanting Samumala somewhere ulong the line. speeding up yout stroking is to lear yo shift Periodically a welcome treat 1* in store for See that Poly’s second Employment clihlc got off to a for capitals without moving the arms out of Glee club or Collegians at . night reheraal*. Une good start last Monday. Clinic speakersikers gigive pointers on get- tuping position. You can do this If you will rsc of these was in the person of Jean (no address, ting future Jobs. Three more meetings left in the series, so the hlbge motion of the wrist so that the hand no phone number), a lovelv mias whose presence all students and particularly seniors should try to make will swing to shift dey and then swing back to graded the practice of the ainging group. Her tht home keys. ------— escort was baritone Don Morris. Jcmr was proof them. With this new 30 day draft postponement to enable If you will learn to do this when shifting of the fallacy that all the good-lookin’ 8IX) gal* graduates to obtain employment In essential industry, the for capitals, you will not need to fear that your are gone. series might come in handy. gand will not get back to shift ket and then Some of the boy* in the Collegians decided —- School's Out — swing hackto the gone kits. Do not pause whenyor to get in a little extra practice recently. But A driving school instructor was giving a lesson gace typed the capital, but go right on and tyoe that, night is also Sudent Wlve's club night, so the rest of the wors. Get uid of the pauses In someone had to take care of Frank Bradley* when the police hauled him off in connection with five burg typong, und you will add to the ease and skill two little gills (3 years and 7 months). Bab)- laries. Guess they figured that was carrying extra-curric with which you type. sitters cost money and mama was at the meeting, ular activities too far. iti* so wasy to hokd the eyes on the copy as so while the gang ground out “Boogie Blues- — The Falling A \e — youtype, yet It seem* so hard to learner* to do the wee one did eight beat* to the bottle. Every this unless they are told again and again tos so thing went fine, no mischief, no cries, no change* Vets had better get on the ball. See that the quarter so. This Is u simple part of good typing skill; Thanks go to the Collegiate FFA for the purchase deadline closes Murch 3 for book und supply pur yer the o ly wuy to bullkd this ibto u habit I* tl cake they brought over after their b a n q u e t l»»‘ chases under PL 346 and PL 16. That’s next Saturday. type ul drill* und turned writings with the eyes Monday evening. The* Collegian* enjoyed it. held on the copy all the time you type. — Tight Squeeze — This week's nemldemisemiquaver goes to the Habit* are formed through doing the sam e maestro himself. Valentine's Pay did not P»M A Norwegian paper claims that Oslo’s 130,000 apart thing In the same way tine after tlnel. We mod- without a remembcrancc to "teacher." Davidson ments provide four times greater floor space per capita than Ify of horm good or bad gabits each time we was Mattered to think someone would think oi Moscow’s. Those Russian apartments must be smaller than type. You cun corma good habit bs eadilt as you him. He received two from hi* treble cleffers. Poly dorm rooms. fouma bud habit of you will ao all the work In Bob Edward* still denies he sent them—everyone the right way. nose they came from Brown’s. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH L. B. Murrell WELCOMES YOU GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT IAKK1NS Chriitien Friendship and Fellowship 1016 Court Street phono 1039-J Await Your V isit Fire — Auto — Liability Shoe Repair Shop SERVICES— i V Life — Accident Sender School—9:90 o.m. — Morning Service— 11 .-00 e.m.‘ Polishes— Brushes— Loco* Youth Fellowship—6:30 p m. — Evening Sorvcis—7:30 p.m. Alio Information R«gor KL MUSTANG — PACE SIX FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1951 Mustangs Beat Aztecs SPORTS CORNER Free Throw Contest ! t- ' i ' But Bow To Diablos By Bob Hardy Open To Students By BUI La Croix now ha* a firm, hold on eecond 1 It Shouldn't Hoppin A new wrinkle will be tried next Starting out on what looked like place in the CCAA. No matter That session that took place in Crandall gym last Fri Monday and Tuenliy noon In a "rocky" road trip to the couth- what happen* now the Muetanga day night was advertised a« a boxing show. Aa we left Crandall gym. Under the guidance land, Cal Poly’e Muetang* drop can flniah no lee* than third—thia Crandall we heard many a gripe being shuttled around. We of Dave Zelmer and Charlie Baca, ped one to the LA State Dlabloc ia a far cry from the old day* can't aay they were not well founded. Fans were chipping # baaketball free throw conteat Friday night 64-41). However, Sat when they were lucky to aqueexe their molars about the rounds being cut short. Well they wlll be held. Every etudent le eli urday night the boy* from Poly out two win* in conference play. might. Round* were cut to one minute in Home instances. gible to participate with the excep cam* roaring back and took the Manta Barbara, the Muatang ri There are ways to draw crowds, and ways to keep ’em tion of yaralty and freahman lat Han Diego Htate Axtaca to camp, 61-66. val from the aouth, ia the only away in droves. Joe Ferem, San Francisco’s pugilistic men ter winner*. By dumping the Acteca, Poly barrier the Muatang* muat hurdle It will not be necaeaary to eign tor, has mastered the latter art. When fans turn out for to grab the number two apot in boxing matches they want to see just that. Instead they up in advance. By reporting to the the conference, and that will be gym you will become eligible*. Thia were forced to witness a session of powder room fantasies. decided tonight at 8 p.m. in Cran In last week’s issue of "El Mustang’’ your (linger was event la eomethlng now a t C a l dall gym. • Poly and will probably become an guilty of neglect. We failed to run a prewrite on the San In Friday night’* tilt Poly Francisco State matches. We offer no excuse for pulling an annual event. atayed with the Diabloa until half A price will be awarded the win- time when the acore waa 28-27 In obvious foux pas. As it turned out, we don’t feel so bad. Mr. 26 free throwe are to be ehot by each participant In the flrat favor of the local*. However, the Cancel The Matches round. Thoae who tie for flret wlU Mufteng* never could quit* get 8ure! We know the Frisco pilot was trying to protect take another 26 throwe. The pat going after the Intermlaalon and his gladiators. No one wants to see his boys get hurt. If tern will continue until the winner LA went on to hand the local* he knew his men were incapable of going in and putting haa been eatabliahed. their fourth conference defeat 04- AH etudent* are aeked to take 49. on a good show he should have forfeited thp matches or part in the conteat, the more the Ouard Dave Zlamer waa high scheduled them as exhibitions. merrier. point man for the Muatang* with As we saw it, Frank Edwards, State 175 pounder, en 12. He waa followed by center Larry Madaen who tanked eight. tered the ring confident of victory. His efforts were pleas Coach Ed Jorgenaen’a eager* ing. He was game and was put there doing his best. Bedford cam* back atrong againat San Die Plnkard, Poly, proved early that he was master once he go Htate the following evening. Although the Artec* held tn# started to throw his fists. Ferem should have had the bout lead throught moat of the Aral stopped then and there. His hoy was hurt and he would period, the Mustang* countered have been justified in ending it. with aom* flashy shooting and led This Hurts _ the boya from the southern city looking’ Ahead. .Coach Ed Jor- 80-27 at half time. Sports Corner is all for Poly, always hfii been and gon&en hopes his boys defeat When the busier sounded for always will be. We dislike reporting events that leave a the Gouchos of Santo Barbara the aecond half, San Diego took bad taste in our mouth. But when fans get the short end of toniaht and cinch second ploce the lead briefly but the Mustang* the stick we hear about it. Fans were sore about that soon overcame thia margin, until in the CCAA.” with flva minutes remaining, the shuffle and we’re prone to express it.. Asteca edged to within a free In contacting Coach George Prouse, we found that he throw of tn* locals* However, Ed too was opposed to the arrangement. George insists that Nichols exhibited some fiM shoot Cal Poly should have been awarded technical knockouts for ing to put the Mustangs out In front for keeps. bouts seven and eight. Neither of the Frisco boys were ca BESTEVER pable opponents and Ferem knew it. Seems Ferem was FOUNTAIN UN ILL forced to use these men to fill out the card because three of st. cuirs his regulars were called to arms earlier in the week. Whet# you got Tonight’a The Night Hit bo«t for Iom NEWS DEPOT A brighter spot on our sports slate is that biggie to IhB Bwest-writinn Our Mool Tickets Offer You night in Crandall gym. Santa Barbara must have this one to take second. If Pol;Poly drops the Gauchoi, we will have won $5.90 Value For NIWSFAFIRS second pi* place. It figure# _ to be a donnybrook. _ We are hoping______t nnflatlsmbuilt! MAGAZINES to fill the gym for this one. The more voices rooting for SUBSCRIPTIONS Poly, the better will be our chances of victory. Tei Our caaaba squad is in line for staunch support. They 1019 Chorro St. Phone 15Z-J have cracked numerous records this season and will break Delicious Hememedd T ils more with each added win. True they did not take first place See ft Mere*** Doily IMS as we predicted, but second place is only a shade out. Let’s Opeeditf A M .-IP .M . jam Crandall tonight and insure second place for Ed Jor- CLOSED SUNDAYS gensen’s record breakers. •Of Hifeere St. • WU Me Pbeae MIN Dr, Qlen Noble, biological eel- Wanted — •nee head- la a former Pacific MONDAY NITIS Sofia* Coaet conference champion In gym- I can't turn down a guy In an by naatlc*. Dr. Nobla won numerous T i l l ^ * M' First Church of Christ Scientist first place honora In gymnastic* ARROW WHITS DfNy | | | f | lim n |||0 m ||H Fhone 2318 J while attending the Unlverelty of California. I * f FECIAL STUDENT BATE California Farmer JOHN MMITTS ITTI -• Cem**•r ftepreientetira. 0,Uy •* F#f 2 T * * " ' ■ Publication! Office or lea 1642 E 8 S SHOPANDSAVE WM For Your School Clothei at NAUPNAT I'Ol.LlIt Q SHIRR 735 HIGUERA St. FHONE 623 U n iv e rs a l AUTO PARTS PEWS FOR \ Welding Gloves I Auto Psrts • Hamburgers Gogglei • Shakes Paints • Soft Drinks Tool* s h i r t s & T I E S % ARROW “Best In Town” Be*DDT Nfwlllwfwy AgfwTTWwl 969 Monterey Fhone 1411 1240 Monterey St. Grid men To .Start f i t MUSTANG— PAWI _ ... • • FRIDAY, FURUARY 23, 1951 Mustangs Can Clinch Spring’Wdfkbuts N A M r t i hit* Shape For Colt Cagers Draw Second1 Place Tonight football coach LeRoy Hughes de clined to comment on the prospects Baseball Season Herwig’s Praise; By Vine* Hardy ^ for next eeaaon. Hughes eaya it la ' Coach Jorgensen’s lads make their final CCAA stand too early to determine the potent- By Beb Thompson Face Dan's Squad Ed ialitiea of hie metertal for next tonight when they take on the Oauchoa from Santa SS? year. With the beginning of the 1961 The Cal Poly Frosh basketball bara. The contest gets underway at 8 n.m in J C w , He aaid, however, thet 16 of the Mustang baseball eeaaon aoarcely team haa enjoyed on* of the flneat more than two weeks away, Coacn •eason's in tne school’s history.- Aa The Colts meet Dan's In the ^elimlnkry.' gym' 80 who would here been eligible Bob Mott haa e tentative 81-game for competition in the fell hove the eeaaon draw* to a cloae, the ,Thls game is a must for Willy Wilton's Qauchos. They schedule lined up. There are 16 Colt’s have posted a win-loss rec either enliated in the service or 8C9A conference games scheduled mustt win this oni> plus the re- *— ------» ' ------quit school because of draft rul ord of 18 end 8. Thet ta good In end aaverel games with top-notch any record book. milnlnir games with 1‘epperdino ing!. Three lettermon will be lost service teems. Thla season’s dia end LA State or loie second piece vie graduation In the fall, and mond menu* ia undoubtedly the Although the teem lost some fin* Frosh Mermen Top several outstanding freshmen foot to the Mustangs. The locale, on moat embltioua ever undertaken boys to Unde 8am during the sea ball playera have quit achool for by e Poly nine. son, Coaeh Bob Herwig had plenty the other hand, have: only to wrap Santo Maria; various reasons. of replacements to flu tha gnpa. thii one up and they cinch aecond Fifteen are remaining from lest The losa of eight key playera Highest scoring spree tn the an year's team, but It Ts doubtful vie Kisduation, two-to the army, nuals of Crandall gym was posted •pot. ' , that all of theso men will return on* to the pro rank*, and others In their previoue go, the Mus Anderson Hopeful who failed to return to school this by the Colts when they awamped tang* dropped the aouthernere, 67- In the fell. The returning letter- year, leave* Mott with a complete Johnnie's of Peao Robles by the 48. El Gaucho held the Mustangs th* •Y*n,n? *n • win men and positions they play ere •cor* of 107-66. ning fashion and continuing from as follow*: Center*, Charlie Eaaon rebuilding job ee far as a starting on even terme in the flrat half, lineup ia concerned. Only six let- Conch Herwig stated that hie but the Latin oowboya were com there the Cal Poly froah heat San- end Bob Wood; Guards, Rod Har termen ere remaining from last boys were the “flghtingeat" bunch pletely e mothered in the aecond ta Marla high school and junior vey end Leon Jackson; tackles, co lege swimmers, 66-80. Added Freemen Ahrena and Dick Hurl- year'* team: Cliff Cranckell, Bill he he* ever conehed. ‘They never half. However, alnce then, the vi- burt; ends, Jack Knighton, Roberta, Don Lund, Nash Fernan- ive up no matter whet the odda." aitore have sufficiently improved spice was injected as varsity per dea, Ken Wtlaon and Ray Car- Se h a s been eapednlly pleased to caat an admiring glance on that formers competed unattached. Se Charles Hardy, Bob Thomsen, rlcaburu. with the showing of Ball and Mor- coveted aecond place. veral record* were registered dur Gordon Tibbs, Charles Skally and ing the meet. John Llndakog; halfbacks, Eddie With freshmen playera eligible los. 'Thai* two boys”, Herwig eta- Joetfftnaen la looking for a full for varsity competition for the first ted, “should give Coach Jorgenaen ( oach Dick Anderson viewed Chang and Keith Slaughter; end turn-out tonight because a big fullbacks, Glen Dooley end Dick time alnce 1946, several froah can some added strength next year." crowd makes big fioiao and big the. session with increasing plea didates are trying out for the team. sures, He practically drooled at I A d d M f a your family the finest polio medical care without the threat of serious financial loss with a TWO YEAR POLIO POLICY . >• which PAYS UP TO $5,000for each member of your family strlkon with infantllo par alysis. You and your wife, all your unmarritd children from throo months to 11 years of ago (and any childron ranching thro# months during tho two yoar policy torm) will each bo insured up to $5,000 in polio medical bills. Benefits era payable, as provided, for a maximum of 3 years' treatment. 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