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Queen Barbara wins hearts Los Lecheros Brampton Poly Scars book nearly finished officially given to Year return from trip California Polytechnic publication date, M ay 15 to S.F. vicinity One uf the highlights of our ninth annual Poly Royal was the pre­ The last copy for the annual was sent to the printer on Members of the Los Lecheros sentation of Bramption Poly Sears, Wednesday, April 30, according to the report by Robert Ken­ visited dairy plants, zoos, dairy outstanding Jersey bull, to Cali­ nedy, journalism instructor, and Jim Pappas, editor of the year shows, auctions, and enjoyed ban­ fornia State Polytechnic by Arthur book. Pappas and staff will take a day off next week and quets during their three-day trip S. Barrows, vice president of Sears go down to the Schauer Printing last week. Roebuck and Company for the Studio in Santa Barbara to make 19 ON TRIP Western States. President Julian Senator Jespersen up the pages of the annual. The dairy students started on A. McPhee accepted this exceptional animal on behalf of the school and MIDDLE OF MAY their annual dairy trip last Satur­ assure! Mr. Barrows of the grati­ recently made N Y A The El Rodeo staff is behind day morning at 3. Nineteen mem­ tude felt by Cal Poly students. The their deadline because of various bers accompanied by Mr. Ilg and generosity of Sears Roebuck and state inspector organizations failing to get their Mr. Drumin made up the party and Company is well known by Poly pictures and articles into the of» the school bus provided the means students, as quite a number are re­ Robert Wayne Burns, National fice. There also was some delay in connections between this and the of transportation. They reached ceiving their education here Youth Administrator for Califor­ through scholarships granted them San Dimas unit of the school. San Francisco at 11:30 and indulg- nia, recently announced the appoint­ by (his company. Brampton Poly The outstanding thing about this in lunch. Then they left for the ment of State Senator Chris M. Golden State jLin^ited Creamery Sears has a most remarkable type yearbook is its very interesting in­ where they looked over the plant and production record back of him Jespersen of San Luis Obispo formality. It is expected that the and machinery and observed meth­ and it is the opinion of many that county as a member of the Board annual will be out about the fif­ ods of producing the various dairy he is one of the finest of present of Visitors to the National Youth teenth of May. It will consist of day Jersey bulls. Poly Sears is 175 pages which will cover the ac­ products. The Speckles Russell Administration’s army air depot Queen feted royally by plant was next visited and the boys valued at about $1500 and will tivities and interests of the school residence project at North Sacra­ were shown through the plant. In greatly increase the value of Cali­ during the past year. There will be the visiting of several different fornia State Polytechnic livestock. mento. a few copies for sale to the fellows subjects during royal reign plants they were able to form per­ JESPERSEN TO INSPECT that haven’t any studentbody cards. sonal opinions on the methods and Senator Jespersen, who is a These will sell for $2 apiece. operations in the plants. Sh eep barn is to be member of the education commit­ The new Poly Royal Queen, Miss Biggs of San Francisco FREE FOOD State, was crowned queen officially Saturday night at the tee and the special committee on Saturday evening the boys and scene of Y .F .A . joint fact-finding on un-American 1400 lbs. of meat Coronation Ball. The ceremony took place at 10:80 p. m. their instructors were guests of activities, will make periodical in­ She was attended by the four princesses: Virginia Colgain, the Borden Company at a dinner. barn dance spection tours of the NYA resi­ Edith Ludwick, Patricia Kaiser, and The sales manager, Mr. Harold, dent project, where all Army air­ downed by 1302 and the plant superintendent, Mr. plane repair work is done for the Josephine Rizzoli, and was pre­ The annual Young Farmers’ Carrere, were their hosts and after Barn dance will be held in the loft western states. sented with the crown by the for­ Home concert applause barbecue fans dinner escorted them through the of the new sheep barn Saturday, Other legislators who will serve mer queen, Jeanne DeFossett, of many branches of the Borden May 3. Only Young Farmers with are Senator John Swan of Sacra­ 1940’s Poly Royal. Miss Biggs has better late than never plant. membership cards will be admitted mento, and Assemblyman Ralph With a smell of smoke in the air the honor of being the first queen Sunday morning a trip to the to the dance. This is to be a date Dills of Compton,* Robert M. Green and the bawling of beef on the ever to rule over two state col­ The curtain fell on another year’s Fleischakicr Zoo and then the af­ hoof nearby, the atmosphere for leges at the same time. aff&r. and the wearing apparel is of San Francisco, and John B. successful Home Concert April 15. ternoon was spent at the three and to consist of any type of farmer’s Cooke of Ventura county. Senator the barbecue was complete. The BUSY DAY The California State Polytechnic a half million dollar Cow Palace costume. Novelty dances such as Jespersen, after making these per­ bawling beef was the finest steers Saturday was a very busy and Men’s Glee Club and their Col­ where the boys assisted with the the square dance and the Virginia iodic inspection tours of the work on the campus which were tied entertaining day for the queen. legians, in true Poly style, have showing of Holstein cows. reel vill be held occasionally being done on this project will re­ nearby ready for the final showing During the morning she took a contrubuted their share to the tra­ Monday was spent at the Hol­ with the music being furnished by port his findings to State Admin­ in the Grand Champion Steer con­ sightseeing tour of the campus and dition of successful things done stein auction in the Cow Palace. the e' er popular Collegians. istrator Burns. test. 1302 SERVED the army camp by air and then by Polyites. Many fine animals were sold and A special barbecue will be served NYA PLACEMENT GOOD flew over to Morro Rock and the As a whole the annual Poly CAPACITY CROWD the boys learned something of the early in the evening for the nom­ Over 175 NYA workers from all ocean. Upon returning to the cam­ Royal Barbecue went over in grand The program was of a widely value “numerically” of good breed­ inal fee of 40 cents per couple. over California are working on the pus she attended the agronomy, en­ ing and production in dairy cattle. style although not as many people varied nature and was enjoyed to This dance is to be one of the fun- Sacramento Resident project on the came as were expected. 1302 peo­ tomology and various other con­ its fullness by a near capacity They arrived here at the campus rollicking affairs of the year. The grounds of the Grant Union High tests. The queen dined with her ple attended the barbecue and con­ crowd. The two-hour show con­ at 11:30 Monday night, a very presence of Charlie Crane and School, and working in the vast princesses at the annual Poly Royal sumed the following quantities of sisted of light opera, familiar old tired, but happy group of dairy Henry House will assure everyone shops of the U. S. Army Air Depot. barbecue at noon and after eating food: 1400 pounds of meat, 250 gal­ Glee Club numbers, quartets, dance boys. of a hilarious evening of dancing While doing regular productive she drew the ticket for the winner lons of macaroni salad, 90 gallons music, a comedy act, popular num­ and laughter. This dance is con­ work on the Army planes these of “Duke’s Fussy Fern” of Willow of chili beans, 100 loaves of French bers and several novelty numbers. sidered one of the big affairs of the youths are obtaining invaluable bread, 1210 gallons of coffee, 60 Meadow, the famous Jersey cow The smoothness with which the SPECIAL NOTICES-- year as far as dances go and no work experience for jobs in air­ donated to raise money for the gallons of milk, 40 gallons of ice program proceeded was in true Young Farmer should miss it. craft and other vital defense in­ cream, 100 dozzen cookies, 48 cause of the British War Relief. contrast to the long hours of prac­ I want to congratulate the stu­ “We are giving this dance es­ dustries. “Brampton Poly Sears,” an im­ dents of California Polytechnic pounds of butter, and 25 gallons tice and preparation. Beautiful tonfe pecially for the Young Farmers According to Burns, a large of salsa meat sauce. ported young bull from Canada, quality and a versatile manner of upon the success of the Ninth An­ that rarely go to dances because was also presented to the school nual Poly Royal. Student work and number of youths have already HARPO FILLED presentation adequately showed we know they will enjoy them­ left this project for jobs in pri­ When asked how he liked the by the queen from Sears Roebuck the finesse of the club. participation are the backbone of selves,” said president of the and Company. This famous young Poly Royal and this year, as every vate or public employment and he food of the barbecue Lowell Craig GIFTS PRESENTED Young Farmers, Charlie Crane. Jersey bull was given the college year, our studentbody showed they anticipates an enrollment of 500 is quoted as saying, “With Benny As a fitting climax to the pro­ by Sears Roebuck and Company to are capable of getting the job youth workers within the next few Barr and Charley Fich cooking and gram, Bill Goold, on behalf of the aid in building up and improving done. I wish to especially commend months. Senator Jespersen will seasoning the meat how could it the school herd. Glee club and orchestra, presented the conduct of members of our play an important part in the ex­ help but be superbly delicious (?). Mr. Davidson with a Hamilton Electric exhibits studentbody during the Poly Royal. pansion and development of this Benny Barr after picking out the NAIL DRIVER wrist watch, while Walter Dough­ Once again, you have helped give project and will be of great assist­ largest and juciest piece of meat The queen later participated in erty performed a similar privilege ance in outling work activities and cooking it “au la foo carte the women’s nail driving contest in giving Reg Brown a Remington our visitors a favorable impres­ amazin' but so sion of our school. which will feed a large number of special” commented on the fact and it is generally agreed among shaver with the compliments of the Julian A. McPhee. NYA workers into the aircraft in­ that that was one barbecue that her subjects that she swings a (Continued on page four) confusin' dustries. he had gotten enough meat to eat. wicked right. The winners of the judging contest were awarded prizes by her royal highness, the Bronc busters please 2500 fans at Who furnished the music during queen. After watching the rodeo the Poly Royal with those big Fussy Fern won by Oregonian she went to tl)e hotel to dress for speakers across from the present the evening which included a ban­ Poly Royal Rodeo Administration building? As us­ quet by the Poly Royal Executive ual the electrical department had (Continued on page four) things well in hand and put on “Ride to ’im and latch it on!” three points for second and one very many interesting exhibits. point for third, Bill Gallagher was This and similar phrases served as ELECTRIC SHOW incentives for Poly cowboys to do found to be champion cowboy and If you missed out on their dis­ CALENDAR their “durndest” in last Saturday’s winner of the Gamma Pi Delta annual Poly Royal rodeo. Among perpetual trophy. Bill is well known play in the lab you really missed those who succeeded in “latching it as a rider and fully deserves the a show. Most people were startled May 2, Collegiate C’ub. on” were Kellis Wolf, first in calf honor given him. by a loud click as they entered the May 3, Barn Dance at Sheep roping; Carl Miller, first in steer lab. This was only a photoelectric Unit. Memories of the rodeo will al­ stopping; and Bob Nimmo and ways include a red steer which cell counter set up by Joe Millard. May 4, Inter-Frat Council. When the beam of light was broken May 9, Collegiate Club (With Gordon Moore, first in team rop­ bucked Jim Blake down and be­ ing. came so elated over the fact that the current in the photoelectric cell Mission School.) ceased and released a relay which May 9, Gamma Pi Delta Init­ BRONC BUSTIN’ he decided to make a complete wreck of the show. He started, by in turn fluctuated a solenoid there iation. Riding events were marked by by flicking over one more number. May 10, San Dimas Poly Vue a little more success among the pushing the judges* horses around and stopped when a picked a fight Some other very interesting ex­ (Saturday only). contestant,s. The bareback bronc with Jack Owens in back of the hibits were the stroboscope and a May 14, Gamma Pi Delta Ban­ event was won by Bill Gallagher demonstration on poloroid wind­ Fussy Fern, fine purebred cow nation. Walter Wells of San Fer­ quet. with Gordon Moore and Carl Mil­ chutes. Another highlight was Ben Collins’ sidesaddle ride on a shields. The general construction which was given away during Poly nando bought Fussy Fern for the May 15, Collegiate Club (Grand ler second and third. Although of the stroboscope was a large disc Royal as the prize for a drawing, Closing). several steer riders failed to com­ bareback horse. sum of $200. Mr. Wells is a well- Although there were a good with a on the face of it, and was won by E. Mclllvenna, well- May 16, Beach Party Glee Club plete their rides, several more when the light from a specially known Oregon stockman. Mr. Mc­ known friend of Poly students as completed theirs, and Bill Galla­ many hard falls taken and empty and Orchestra. loops thrown, the boys are ready timed spark shone on the figures lllvenna showed the true feeling of he donated one of his fine hrood May 22, H. S. F. F. A. Barn gher won this event also. John they went through odd movements. Americanism by offering Fussy marcs to the school. Surely this Delancey and Douglas Carter took for a bigger and better show next Dance. year. Gordon Moore was rodeo This delicate piece of machinery Fern for sale and giving the money May 28-29, Final Examinations. second and third in steer riding. spirit of cooperation and friendli­ boss, and everyone connected with was arranged by Jack Tenny. to increase the British War Relief May 29, Commencement. ness, shown by people interested GALLAGHER CHAMP the show should be complimented POLOROID SHIELD fund. A total of approximately May 29, After Graduation Dance. in the welfare of our school, will As a result of a point system on an interesting event with no The poloroid windshield built by $1200 was the net return of the be graciously received by our ever giving five points for first place, nack of thrills. (Continued on page four) drawing and Mr. Mclllvenna’s do- increasing studentbody. rage Two THE CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC EL MUSTANG Friday, May 2, 1941 Nora Lou NBC Singer Question of . . . STYLES BY SHEA B O O S A N D . . . the week BOUQUETS BY Easter Sunday was a couple of €L T f llM r BROPHY . . . C A U F O K n ift p o t y T e c H m c weeks ago, the day that every­ In your opinion how did this body came out in their new spring Published Weekly by Hello there . . . warm over here Students of the Journalism Class of California Polytechnic College year’s Poly Royal go over? How and summer finery. Here are some San Luis Obispo, California could it be improved next year? of the new ideas that I picked up isn’t it . . . oh say, you had prob­ Ia my opiaion, this year’s Poly between then ar.d now. ably better stand back a bit when Royal was fair, but Jo be a greater you read this because I have the REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY WEAR A SACK success, more specialization on de­ measles—you say you’re sorry? Oh National Advertising Service, Inc. velopment attractions should be A sport jacket that should look College Publishers Representative stressed. Many of the events were right to some of you is in the don’t be, it gives one a chance to rest 4 2 0 M a d is o n A v e . N ew Y o r k . N .Y . easy cut model, the comfortable be, they give one a chance to rest C h ic a g o • b o s t o n • Los An g e l e s • S a n F r a n c is c o too long and became uninteresting. There were too many activities not British Sack. Shetland Squares are after Poly Royal . . . Speaking of EDITOR...... ROY BROPHY well done.—Bob Mills. used in the pattern which is defi­ Poly Royal, how did you like our BUSINESS MANAGER...... BOB MILLS nitely different from the conserv­ ninth annual stuff and junk . . . No . . . yes . . . well . . . I thought Sports Editor...... Arnaro Pereira I think Poly Royal was very ative style of suitings. Blues, soft tans and heather tones make the so myself . . . Yes I think that Sports Reporters: Cy Perkins, Fred Bradley, Glenn Arthur. good. The dance was the best of Nora Lou, singer of western Circulation Manager...... Lowell Craig the year.—Cy Perkins. background, while deeper tones and the biggest mistake around here General Reporters: Ralph Hanks, Tom Brannum, Wert Harms, Norman songs, will be heard with the Pals contrasts outline the squares. The has been due to the fact that stu- * Peterson, Dwight Wait, Lowell Craig, Dick Barrett, John Carricaburu. of the Golden West, when Grand- cloth used is virgin wool blended dents have been paid by the hour Feature Writers: Ben Barr, Jim Polk, John Shea. Editor’s note: Maybe if all of pappy and his Pals is broadcast the fellows had a date as attractive with imported hair fibres for wear­ until they expect reimbursement for Mechanical Department: Roy Brophy, Buddy Dosa. over the Pacific Coast NBC-Blue everything they do . . . it’s even Adviser, Mr. Kennedy; Linotypist, Mr. Soper. as Cy’s, Princess Pat Kaiser, we ing purposes. Network Fridays, beginning May GET THE BLUES beginning to undermine our “coun­ would have thought the same. Cy 2, at 8 p. m. try college on a campus fair” or never let Pat out of his sight the AND MEN MAY COME AND MEN MAY GO Blues are the popular suit color visa versa or something . . . Back whole evening. as always. Colonial blue, Navy off a bit while I spray that germ The time is coming closer and closer when that old “Va­ adio blue, and Midnight blue, in any that is crawling up column four . . . My opinion of this year’s Poly cancy” sign will be hung over the door of several studentbody pattern desired, are very becoming. that’s better . . . must disinfect Royal is the same as many others. Another new sport dress suit for you know, doc’s orders. offices about the campus. Soon Bill Himmelman will make the This is the first I’ve seen and the eviews summer wear is an outfit in a one feature wrong was the pub­ R wearable and dressy tan gabardine . . . Oh don’t leave I was just traditional speech about “I’ve enjoyed working with the 1940- licity. It was not widely nor soon by Reddick with a breasted coat. Out­ trying to get a little more com­ fortable position to type in . . . 41 studentbody and will always look back on the group as one enough advertised. — Walter Kay Kyser, his southern drawl standing is the “saddle-stitch” Dougherty. which outlines the lapels and trims say don’t you realize what a busy of the finest 1 could ever come in contact with—etc.” The broadened by his 10-day visit to month this will be with elections, Texas, returned to Hollywood Ra­ the pants. I think this year’s show was annual coming out, finals and treasurer, vice-prexy, secretary, yell leader, athletic manager, dio City Wednesday, April 30, with The Stetson “Stratoliner” is the graduation, won’t be time for any­ good, but it didn’t have enough his College of Musical Knowledge. hat to wear. It is a streamlined and this type puncher too will go the way of all good, bad, or publicity in San Luis Obispo. On thing . . . Just seems a week ago Class took up at G:00 p. m., over version with a narrow band and a that school started for the fall indifferent office holders—out! We’ll all sit on the outside next the whole I believe that there was NBC-Red Network, one hour ear­ bound-edge and it comes in spring not enough enthusiasm or spirit on quarter . . . oh say you remember year ready to criticize the mistakes of the persons whom have lier than usual because of Daylight blues and other shades. New Hickok Charley Cook who stayed here last the part of the students.—Lowell Saving Time changes. jewelry sets with initialed tie- Craig. summer before joining the air installed in the various positions. By the way who are you The entire Kyser faculty joined chains, key-chains, collar-bars, and corps, don’t you? . . . Well he is putting in these offices? in the production number, “Blues cuff-links with cut glass settings down in —just a second—Okla- 1 believe this year’s Poly Royal My Naughty Sweetie Gave to Me,” are very good looking and should was a success in the establishing homa-Tulsa, training for flying in The past week has seen many bits of purple and white with the voices of Ginny Simms go well with any outfit. the R. A. F. over in England. Yes, of a closer friendship with San and Harry Babbitt featured. SHOES, SHIPS STUFF paper being led about the campus by some prospective candi­ Francisco State through the queen it won’t be long before he will be Ginny sang “Walking By The Shoe combinations of brown and in the American Eagle Hurricane date or his campaign manager. One thing there is quantity contest. River” and “Number 10 Lullaby The exhibits were good and the white are always good in the quar­ squadron. Says that he is in one this year, and it’s up to you, the individual studentbody mem­ Lane,” and Babbitt’s solos were ter-brogue or wing-tip models. A piece now but expects to have part attendance was only fair through “It All Comes Back To Me Now” the two days. The rodeo was not popular shoe is the “Saddle.” A of hinder portions of anatomy shot bers, to find the quality among these vote-vultures. and “Oh Look At Me Now.” To­ White China buck with red rubber off before long, sure sounds like as good as last year’s, and it should gether they harmonized on “I Do, Bill and the rest of the studentbody officers have done have been. There was enough ad­ soles. Spectator shoes with a moc­ Chuck. Hope he is at least average Do You.” casin toe, two-toned in brown and and stays up the seven and one- a relatively good job this year and have earned the freedom vertising, but not the right kind. Sully Mason’s version of “Short­ The whole show lacked the spirit white, and with a leather or red half minutes . . .Pesimist? Why enin’ Bread” and a group of or­ rubber sole are also among the that’s being optimistic . . . Most they will obtain when they officially turn over their positions that could have been shown.— chestra selections completed the Johnnie Shea. wearables. of them only last five in a dog­ over to you the latter part of this month. All of the offices musical program, Kyser, as usual, fight with the GHeines . . . tested his Stoodents’ knowledge of Sport shirts for sports wear are now out in washable rayon in a . . . You say I sound dilirious that comprise the California State Polytechnic College Asso­ rhyme and rhythm. saddle stitch and have long sleeves. the way I ramble on? Well you ciated Studentbody are absolutely essential with the possible Letters to Flannel sport jackets of various ought to try lying on your back exception of one—the treasurer’s position. Pat O’Brien and Josephine Tu- spring shades, come saddle-stitched for three days in a dark room lis­ minia, alumni of the Kraft Music and have four large pockets. For tening to the radio when all you the editor . . . Hall, were Bing Crosby’s guests With no intended reflection on the personalities connected the beaches and other sports wear, can get is KVEC . . . If Dudley with this condition we will try to explain why the treasurer’s of honor Thursday, May 1, when the “straw” bucket is definitely in. should read this after you finish Berkeley, California KMH started its summer schedule don’t let him misinterpret it. I position repeats itself. April 29, 1911. of broadcasts from 5:00 to G:00 p. The Poly Royal Prom and Coro­ nation Ball was the style center think those programs are swell At one time the treasurer had a job that was much too William J. Bradley m, over NBC. that come over the station. Just General Superintendent Miss Tuminia, brilliant young “en masse” last weekend. Among big for simply a student attending school to handle, (ask Jack the many men in attendance were wait till I get up, why I’ll drive Poly Royal Executive Committee opera star, was a comparatively everyone crazy with my running Nolan). It was simply too great a tax on the time of any one Dear Bill: unknown singer when she made her a few tuxedo wearers, including the queen escorts, the never fail around and tearing off of box tops. person who intended to do any studying or to attend any I am still trying to come down first trip from San Francisco to Think of all the contests I can to earth after being entertained so visit the Kraft Music Ilall. Today, dark suit combinationists, and classes, so this year we inaugurated the graduate manager’s some of the early birds were out win and all the nice toys (includ­ royally and beautifully by the stu­ after winning acclaim at the Met­ ing the mystic voodoo eye) I can post. Now we have a salaried man who can handle the job dents of Cal Poly. My trip home ropolitan Opera, she returned to in their summer Palm Beaches. This was the “occasion” of the get . . . You say I’m beginning to very efficiently, in fact so efficiently that the graduate man­ was equally as pleasant as the trip visit Crosby as a nationally known sound like Harpo??? Gads, then to San Luis Obispo. star. year and the fellows who made it ager’s job has made a figurehead of the treasurer and there­ so should be congratulated. I’ll quit . . . Wait a minute before I have not discussed Poly Royal Pat O’Brien, a close friend and you go . . . pull up your sleeve, fore there seems little use of carrying this position on through with President Roberts nor Dean neighbor of Bing’s, joined Crosby SPECIAL NOTICE oops just as I thought, beautiful the coming election.—The Editor. Mary Ward yet, but I have cer­ and Bob Burns in a heated ex­ spots, here you can have my bed tainly made the general student- change of views on Hollywood. All students who have not handed I was just leaving but be sure and body conscious of your school and Crosby sang “With a Twist of NO, YOU CAN’T CHANGE US in their registration cards as yet keep your feet down in the right the wonderful work the students the Wrist,” “It Makes No Differ­ are requested for the last time to hand corner of the mattress—I’m When we had the opportunity to sit at the Poly Royal do in the mechanical and agricul­ ence Now,” “Long, Long Ago,” get their cards in or they will not hatching out swooses for the 1942 Executive Committee’s banquet last Saturday night, as the tural fields. “Two Hearts That Pass in the receive any grades at the end of Poly Royal. If Disney can do it I wish to thank you for the Night, and “Till Reveille.” the quarter. then so can Poly. end of the ninth annual Poly Royal grew near, and hear Julian lovely locket that was given to me Connie Boswell sang “Kerry A. McPhee, president of the California Polytechnic college, at the Coronation Ball. So many Dance” and “Just a Little Bit say, “Keep Poly Royal along the same lines as you have in people have admired it that it is South of North Carolina.” The a pleasure to wear and to show Boswell-Crosby duet was “Every­ the past, solely a student production, and keep out of com­ such a pretty material remem­ thing Happens to Me.” Harpo's bizarre mercial enterprises,” we found the complete answer to a state­ brance of my visit. Thank you. ment that was made by a legislative committee a few weeks Thank you, too, again for mak­ Would you like to know who ing it possible for me to know you committed all the murdei-s on Feb­ Reading time: 1 minute 25 sec­ bed with measles (note* ha-ha-ha, ago. No, no one can justly accuse us or this institution of all and for he honor and happiness ruary Island in the current NBC onds. I thought that was a child’s dis­ showing repetittion in the state’s school system. of being your Queen. I Love a Mystery serial? . . . and so you see that David­ ease). Poly Royal was the students’ answer and Julian A. Mc- Sincerely, Well, so would Carlton E. Morse. son’s Glee Club must have very ATTENTION- Barbara Biggs. With only a week to go before poor memories, or else he can’t BLOWS OWN TRUMPET Phee’s statement assured us of the administration’s policy. bringing the episode to a climax, find any songs with words to them. Watch this column next week! Nowhere else in the state can one find facilities that can offer Poly Royal has come and gone, Author Morse confessed that he What I am driving at is that song Because at that time I shall an­ such a balance in agriculture and industry as are found at the but Poly Royal has not been for­ himself didn’t know who was going they sang at the home concert, you nounce this column’s choice for gotten. Many a Polyite is still try­ to turn out to be the killer. know the one that only had one next year’s Yell Leader. I’ll give Polytechnic. Either department at the college could well stand ing to up on his sleep or get “‘Aren’t you afraid you might word for the lyrics. But all kidding you a hint . . . his initials are as a state college even if freed of the other, and the two make those back studies up to date. get stuck with a situation you aside, “Davey,” you should have “Harpo” Barr. Remember the ini­ an unbeatable combination. Many a lesson in cooperation, can’t find a solution for?” Morse them sing more Russian songs, be­ tials, “Harpo” Barr for Yell tolerance, honest-to-god hard work was asked. cause they are some of the pret­ Leader. More next week, so watch Cal Poly’s ag students are well known and respected in has been learned. These are the “Sure I am,” said Morse, “but tiest I’ve ever heard. Ah-h-h-h this column. Ta-Ta-Ta-Taaaaaaaaa animal show circles, their ability was well demonstrated by values to be received by the stu­ if I wrote my mysteries so that Russia, how I’d like to be sitting (sound of trumpets). the way they “brought home the bacon—and beef and mutton” dent from a program of this type. the listeners could guess the killer on the banks of the Volga guzzling MORE PROPAGANDA The fun of Poly Royal is not the half-way through the episode, vodka. You know, that Russian I wish to announce that “Doc” at the past National Livestock shows—we can see no repeat point from the student side of the there wouldn’t be any mystery to version of liquid dynamite. Eaton and I engaged in another of those feats anywhere in the state. And don’t forget the picture; selling Poly is the objec­ it. Whenever a suspect begins to HARPO BLOWS AGAIN game of checkers and this time, I lotfk too much like the logical emerged the victor, (another sound place our aeronautics have played in our national defense pro­ tive that must rule if we are to Speaking of dynamite, I have make this show a point of state, killer to me, I begin finding some of trumpets). The reason I won was gram, show us just one that graduated last year who is not other character to pass the buck something that I want to blow my that I used an attack that “Doc” even national interest. top about. I was talking to an Ag employed in skilled division work. Ask Pacific Gas and Elec­ The job is never done, next year to. If I don’t know who committed wasn’t prepared for; I call it my the murders, how can anyone and he was telling me that Poly diplomatic attack. This attack tric General Electric, Western Union, or any of the major another Poly Royal will be held. Royal is our (the industrials) The success of next year’s show else?” combined with my checker playing companies what they think of our electric department. Ques­ show too. From looking at the pro­ ability was too much for the “old depends on the amount of hard gram you would never know it. I tion officials of any of the larger refrigeration and air con­ siders who helped to make this boy.” But there is another game work the student as such is willing damand that we, the industrials, ditioning companies as to their opinion of the facilities and to do; this is a project that must show the success we know it was. in the offing . . . the outcome . . . get a part of the show from now unknown. reach each Polyite as an individual, Each of you who will be back on !!!! I have spoken------. teaching methods we employ in our air conditioning depart­ for no one person, or group of to school next year should start . . . and as it must to all, the ment. person# can do the job. now to plan your part of the Tenth HARPO SHOULD KNOW end comes to this week’s column. Look around a bit, Mr. Keesling, and then decide just As superintendent of the Ninth Annual Poly Royal. Remember, it Outside of that, Poly Royal was Any similarity between this line Annual Poly Royal, I want to thank will be just what you, the students, really swell, the Queen was every and a March of Time script is by where the repetition in state institutions is existing. — The each member of the faculty and want to make it. bit a queen, and everything else no means a coincidence. Editor. studentbody as well as those out- Bill Bradley. was also tops. Poor H. P. was in CHEERIO! f Friday, May 2, 1941 THE CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC EL MUSTANG Page Three PERKINS WARMS UP FOR NEXT ROUT W here’s local grid Mustang All-Stars Poly nine downs local Jr. talent? Must be trounce Merchant nine

spring fever L.es Vanoncini’s Mustang All- College team by 15-1 Stars, conquerors of the Atwater Howie O’Daniels, when asked Packers of the State League, add­ The State Tech ball club downed their cross-town rivals, how the material looked for spring ed another victory to their record San Luis Obispo junior college, 15-1, Tuesday afternoon on the practice, seemed to be very sad when they trounced Manager Roy Poly diamond. Three Cal Poly limited the J. C. players indeed. Wednesday evening there Poletti’s San Luis Obispo Mer­ were just about nine fellows out chants, 22-5. to a pair of hits, while the Mustangs banged out 14 safeties on the field in uniform. Sunday’s contest at Mission field off Louie Locati, Viking rnounds- LOCAL TALENT was ju^t a ball game for three man. . In the fourth the All-Stars JUST NOSING Joe Soroka started for the Pol> There has been considerable got to Lloyd Friesen for six hits comment that Howie won’t give the and by the time the frame had AROUND team and hurled two innings of fellows of Poly a chance to show ended the Mustangs had tallied By Pereira no- ball. Crawford and Mallory, what they can do. eight runs. southpaws, finished the game and It appears that if some of these HEAVY HITTERS The frown that Howie O’Daniels allowed a hit apiece. so-called high school stars and From then on the All-Stars con­ is nursing can be traced to the Amaro Pereira, hard hitting out­ football talkers would get the lead tinued to add runs in each stanza. Army. Some of our best football fielder for Poly, hit safely four out of their pants and show Howie Sammy Castro, Wally Davis, and what they can do, he would give players are going to be drafted times in six appearances at the Earl Escalante followed Friesen to this next year. Here’s hoping that them every chance in the world to the mound but had little success plate to cop honors in the play. in halting the heavy hitting Mus­ all the other colleges will be hit tilt. ONLY NINE OUT tangs. just as hard as Poly. BOX SCORE Perkins.kayoesj With only three weeks of spring The All-Stars came up with four San Luis J. C. AB It II PO A I Cal Poly trims practice left, why can’t some of double plays. This last week out on the base­ Booker, 2b ..., 4 0 0 2 4 0 the star material around the cam­ Amaro Pereira was the big ball field a new discovery was Minitti, rf .... . 4 0 0 1 3 1 another heavy­ pus get out and kick the old pig­ sticker, connecting for four hits made. Donald Crawford, a 185 Zoppi, 3 b ...... 4 0 0 1 3 1 Bakersfield J.C. Abrahamson, ss 2 1 0 4 1 2 skin around from 2 to 4 every in five times . Chet Bonta pound southpaw, proved that he Janssen ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 evening. hit out two homers, one coming has developed into a potent chuck­ weight contender Locati, p ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 The question has been asked, with the bases loaded. er. He has an amazing fast ball at Poly Royal Bowers ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 why does Howie bring fellows into Joe Soroka, All-Star mixed in with a tremendous and Rhyne, cf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Cy Perkins, California Polytech­ our institution to play football? hurled one hit ball up until the fast breaking curve. This depart­ For four innings last Friday af­ Carroll, cf .... 1 0 1 1 0 1 nic star football player and heavy­ Wednesday evening was a very first of the eighth. ment expects a lot from this left ternoon it looked as though Poly Davis ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 weight boxer, has recently won good example. Nine fellows out of The Merchants showed the lack hander. Royal visitors would see the State a studentbody of 1100 can’t make Christie, lb ... 4 0 0 8 1 0 four straight bouts at the Pismo of practice in their opening game. Justus, c ...... 2 0 0 Tech team take a licking from the a football team. Looking over the swimming re­ 0 4 1 Beach stadium and one at Han­ Two workouts are scheduled to be Gianolini, If . .. 1 0 0 1 0 0 Bakersfield nine, but the Mustangs Any time this studentbody goes held this week. sults for this last year revealed ford. Gerril, I f ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 couldn’t let all those visitors see to a football game and the team BOX SCORE that Poly had one *of the best Perkins turned in another knock­ begins to slip, boos and jeers emi- them take a drubbing so they called All-Stars AB R H PO A E swimming teams on the coast. The Totals ...... nate from the audience. But does 32 1 2 24 10 6 out win last Friday night over forth the necessary spark and Watanobe, 2b . . 6 2 2 4 5 0 swimming marks that the local Cal Poly AB It H PO A 1 any of that audience do anything boys compiled in their meets com­ Wolf Heinie of Santa Barbara, eventually trimmed the Oilers, 11-5. Pereira, cf ... . 5 4 4 0 0 0 Seaman, rf ..., 3 2 1 0 0 1 about making a football team that pared very closely with those of Wolf managed to stay a round and Milich, rf . . . . . 4 2 1 0 0 0 Trigg, rf ...... , 1 1 1 0 0 0 GOT RANGE can whip the h----- out of every California and Stanford. a half but ran into a pair of dead­ Vanoncini, c .... 5 2 2 7 0 1 Ikeda, 2b ...... 4 3 1 0 1 0 Pitcher Derdwanis of Bakersfield team we come up against? NO! Bonta, 3b . . . . . 7 ly punches in the second round had the local collegians handcuffed 3 3 1 6 0 Bonta, 3 b ...... 5 1 2 0 1 0 How about it fellows, let’s get Arthur, lb ... . 3 2 0 13 0 0 The lack of practice due to the that put him down for the ten in the early innings but once the out and show Howie that he has Pereira, cf ... 6 2 4 4 0 0 Mallory, lb ... . 6 1 1 1 0 0 unusual rainy season is what pre­ Arthur, If .... ,, 5 2 1 1 0 . Mustangs found their range they plenty of material here that will vented Poly’s track team from 0 Sohrakoff, ss . . 6 2 2 1 4 1 Snell, c ...... 3 1 1 8 1 0 The Monday before, Perkins took began driving markers across the make a team for him. winning any meets. After all a Soroka, p . .. . . 3 4 2 0 1 0 Thorndyke, c .. 1 0 0 3 0 0 a will earned decision over Tommy plate. fellow can’t be at his best if he Sohrakoff, ss .. 5 1 1 2 1 1 Groh, San Joaquin Valley champion Norikane of the visitors had a doesn’t train consistently. I think Cal Poly AB R H PO A E Totals .... 45 22 17 !227 16 2 Soroka, p ...... 1 0 0 at the amateur boxing card pre­ perfect day at the plate, getting they did very well after taking 0 0 (1 Ikeda, 2b ...... 1 1 0 5 3 0 Merchants AB R H PO A E Crawford, p . .. 3 0 0 0 1 0 sented at Hanaford. four for four. Amaro Pereira, Poly Burrows, cf . this into consideration. Seaman, rf .... 1 2 0 1 0 0 .. 5 0 0 2 0 0 Mallory, p . ...,. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Jimmy Anderson,, Poly light­ , got three bingles in five Poletti, rf . .. 0 0 0 0 0 weight, dropped a four round de­ Pereira, cf . .. . 5 2 3 1 0 0 Fisher, lb ...... 5 2 2 9 0 0 trips, one being a homer. Bonta, 3 b ...... 5 1 1 2 0 0 Leguina, 2b . .. 3 0 0 5 2 0 Les Vanoncini, Poly’s baseball cision in another bout at the Han­ Capt. J. C. Deuel, Poly baseball Bassi, c ...... 3 0 0 7 0 1 fiend, has done a very good job ford card. Milich, p ...... 3 1 1 0 2 0 Totals ...... 43 15 14 27 5 2 mentor, used Forbes and Craw­ Arthur, I f ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 Escalante, 3b . .. 3 1 1 0 3 1 in managing the Mustang All- Perkins and Anderson were ac­ ford, utility moundsmen, in the last Daws, lh ...... 4 1 1 9 1 1 Stars. He took them to Atwater companied by Capt. Bob Roper and Sohrakoff, ss .. 4 0 0 1 3 1 two frames and seemed to be sat­ Fisher, lb ...... 4 2 1 7 0 2 Castro, ss ...... 4 2 2 2 2 0 where they soundly whipped the Jerry Cain. isfied that the pair will develop Snell, c ...... 2 1 1 9 0 0 Mano, 2b ...... 3 1 2 2 0 0 Atwater Packers 9 to 2. Then at Vigneau Jewelry into regulars by next season. Forbes, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 Friest n, p ... .. 4 0 1 0 0 0 the Mission field the All-Stars knocked the ball silly in defeating San Lnis OMsf*. Calf. BOX SCORE Crawford, p .... 0 0 0 0 0 1 867 Uan tarry AB R H PO A E T otals...... 30 5 7 27 8 3 the San Luis Obispo Merchants Telephone 193-J S.L.OJ.C. nine Bakersfield who were Bi-County champs 22 Norikane, ss .. . 4 2 4 8 5 0 Totals ...... 33 11 8 27 8 4 SCORES BY INNINGS to 5. Les is that little follew who Poulogianis, cf . 5 1 2 1 0 0 SCORE BY INNINGS All-Stars ...... 000 841 162—22 does the catching for the All-Stars . 5 0 1 1 0 0 Bakersfield ...... 100 000 004 Merchants ...... 000 010 022— 5 to meet Poly Audap, c ...... but makes up for his size in speed Nishimura, lb . . 3 0 1 1 2 0 Poly ...... 001 30G Olx and agressiveness. Murray, rf .... . 5 0 1 1 0 0 Summary—Home —Pereira; Ray Dauth, one of last year’s Obispo Theater next Saturday Wakefield, lb . . 1 0 0 3 0 0 Three base hits—Norikane, Poulo- J. V.s basketball players is doing Cerro, If ...... 2 0 0 0 0 1 gianis; Two base hits —Norigane, very well at Randolph Field. IN SAN LUIS IT’S The San Luis Obispo junior col­ Cook, If ...... 2 0 1 3 0 0 Milich, Bonta, Tatsuno; Struck out Sun., Men., Toes. lege will again attempt to defeat Porter, 2b .... . 0 0 0 1 1 1 by Milich, 5; by Forbes, 1; by Kaz Katayama surprised the E. C. Loomis & Sons the Cal Poly horsehiders tomor­ Tatsuno, 2b . . . 3 0 1 3 3 0 Crawford, 2; bq Derdwanis, 5. track coach the other afternoon For Better Feeds 1 0 1 1 1 First on balls, off Milich, 1; off when he took of the javelin row afternoon on the Poly field. Wachob, 3b .... 3 147 Hitch St. San Luis Obispo Ziegfeld The J. C. was previously defeated Derdwanis, p . . 4 1 0 0 0 1 Derdwanis, 8. Hit by pitcher, Wa- for the first time in his life and 15 to 1 last Tuesday afternoon. chob and Norikane by Crawford. heaved it over 160 feet. The Junior College is certain T o tals...... 37 5 11 27 :12 4 Girl that they can hold the hard hitting Where Friends Meet Phone 301 Judy Garland Mustangs if they use their ace “Geez, I wonder why I’m so Tasty Coffee Shop chucker, Mike Minetti, on the sleepy this morning and after I Schwafel’s Shoe Shop 895 Higuera went to bed early so I wouldn’t be FIRST CLASS WORK Featuring a mound. On the other hand our Best Materials Used sleepy!” 30c Daily Merchants Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. squad is confident that they can One block N. of Postoffice solve his slants. Mike is the pitcher TOWER CAFE Lunch 1023 Marsh, San Luis Obispo “LAS VEGAS who carried San Luis Obispo to ball players. and the finals in the Southern Califor­ The game Sunday should be a <------Complete 35c Dinner NIGHTS” nia J. C. tournament. Captain thriller, and if you can possibly Evenings —and— Deuel will probably start Augie make you will witness one of the BUCKET HATS Also Milich on the mound. Augie is the best games of the year. Takken’s Reasonable Fountain “SON OF MONTE master of the knuckle ball which The probable lineup for the Poly 98c CRISTO” is very hard to hit. Service team for both games will be: , Poly has had a very good season Ikeda, ss; Watanabe, 2b; Pereira, Shoe Shop thus far, being defeated only once. cf; Bonte, 3b; Vanoncini, c; Sea­ 1027 Mor-ro St. That was in their first game and man, rf; Arthur, If; Fisher lb; NEW STYLES they are now 100 percent better. and Crawford and Milich pitching. Repairing to Fit Santa Barbara was the team that Penneys HOLLYWOOD ROGUE SHIRTS inflicted the loss but when these Any Type of $2.00, $3.95 and $5.00 two teams tangle again it will be HOT DOGS! Shoe an entirely different story. Sunday afternoon the Mustangs SAM-BURGERS! will be up against a fast outfit Get Them Red Hot from the Army. The Army squad Wickenden’s has been practicing and latest re­ ports from the camp are that they Men’s Outfitters from Head to Foot will have a hard hitting outfit. When the first call for practice SAM'S 837 Monterey St. San Luis Obispo was issued, more than 700 soldiers Also Serving appeared. Out of this enormous Breakfasts and Dinners group they have picked twelve who 1057 Monterey St. showed the most ability and they Next to Chevrolet Garage Pep Creamery really did pick a good bunch of 785 Higuera PHILCO RADIOS Apple Pie a la Mode . . 10c From $11.95 and up Quality Phone 236 OPEN ALL NIGHT Sold on Easy Payments ($) Schulze ftndteit»[§) Latest Decca Phonograph Established 1902 t h e C l o t h i e r s Records Radio Service Strongs Cleanii GREEN BROS. 782 HIGUERA STREET Daniels & FOR ROUGH RIDER CORDS AND TROUSERS Works 871 MONTHBBY ST. INTERWOVEN SOCKS - ARROW SHIRTS Bovee H. M. FRIESEN, Prop STYLE CBNTBR FOR 659 Higuera Street COOPER’S JOCKEY SHORTS 998 HIGUERA I»h. 1335 San Luis Obispo, Calf, SPORT CLOTHES Page Four THE CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC EL MUSTANG Friday, May 2, 1941 Congressman Voorhis Inspects NYA Projects Kennedy seeks Barbara Again lhrc« more Poly men Non liction books now flying cadets at applicants for Randolph Field are recommended

Pepsi-Cola jobs Three former California Poly­ by Librarian Lash technic youths were among the Some member of the 1941 grad­ proudest youths in the United To those who want to help them­ uating class of Cal Poly will be selves, Henry Lash, librarian at the States today as they became a part selected as a candidate for the Wal­ school library, gives his comments ter Mack Job Awards for American of a class of 350 Flying Cadets on some good books which might Youth which is being sponsored by completing the basic flight train­ be cf some value to interested per­ the Pepsi-Cola company, accord­ ing program at Randolph Field, sons. ing to Robert E. Kennedy, jour­ Texas, the “West Point of the These are four publications nalism instructor. The Cal Poly Air.” Just four and a half months which were suggested by Lash. candidate will compete with other ago these young Americans were The first of which is “Your Ca­ college students for several posi­ civilians, but now they’re only ten reer in Aviation,” a book which is tions offered by the Pepsi-Cola weeks away from commissions as very descriptive and informing for company for one year at a salary Second Lieutenants and flying of­ those interested in this type of of $1300 and given training in ficers in Uncle Sam’s rapidly ex­ work. Another reference along whatever field he wishes, in ac­ panding Air Force. this line is titled “The Technical cordance with the company’s fa­ They are: Don H. L. Anderson, Man Sells His Services,” by Hurst. cilities. Students interested should San Luis Obispo, Calif., ’38-40; A book especially designed a3 a contact Mr. Kennedy immediately. Raymond O. Dauth, Paso Robles, self help type is “How to Land a Winners, who will at once be­ Calif., ’39-40, Delta Theta Omega; Job and Get Ahead,” by Harrison. gin work with Pepsi-Cola Com­ Louis E. Keller, Corona, Calif., According to Lash, the book pany, may take their choince of ’39-40. While home during a Congressional recess, Congressman Jerry that is the most useful and creates Voorhis made an inspection tour of NYA defense projects in Los Angeles training in any of the following THOROUGH TRAINING more interest for students is the this week. “The California NYA is doing a superlative job of preparing departments, as previously desig­ These student aviators entered publication written by M. E. Ben­ nated on their application forms: the South Texas basic training youths for work in defense industries,” the Congressman stated after nett which is titled “College and Sales promotion, plant manage­ school early in February after hav­ visiting se\eral busy work centers. Above left to right are youth worker Life.” There are a number of ment, service and distribution, ing completed ten weeks of ele­ Carlos I’almore, George Gerwing, Los Angeles County NYA Director, copies of this book in the library food chemistry, legal, advertising, mentary flight training and having Congressman Voorhis and Ben O’Brien, Assistant to State NYA Ad­ for those that are interested. To accounting, secretarial. learned the fundamentals of pilot­ ministrator Robert Wayne Burns. the freshman it is a book which Following are the winners of the age in one of the Army’s 200 questions such as those concern­ 19 40 Walter Mack Job Awards for ing the purpose of college and its Bill Bradley received a letter of horsepowered bi-planes. About 65 American Youth: hours were logged, half of it solo values. For those who are plan­ thanks from Queen Barbara yes­ Elizabeth Devine, New Mexico and all aerial maneuvers from Results of Crops Club Contests ning on leaving school this spring Normal University, Las Vegas, N. terday, and in addition she sent takeoffs to snap rolls were mas­ it will be very helpful in your way Bill a gift of two flat tins of cig­ M. Personnel. tered. of life. arettes and some gum—better Staging three contests and sev­ Covina; (3) J. W. Randal, San Joseph Heffernan, Fordham Uni­ “divie-up” Bill! Ending the primary phases of eral exhibits, the Crops Club has Luis Obispo. versity, New York City. Adver­ their training, these future pilots completed its most successful Poly Zentner, box of assorted fruits; Agronomy: (1) P. C. Berryman, Forden’s Hardware, a pair of prun­ tising. moved on to Randolph Field where Royal, according to Paul Dough­ San Luis Obispo; (2) Ray Reynold ing shears; Boysen Paint Cam- Jean Hill, Grinnell College, Hort department flower powerful low winged monoplanes erty, department head. Longborg, Santa Maria; (3) Betty awaited them. An additional 75 pany, gallon linseed oil and white Grinnell, Iowa. Sales promotion, With the splendid cooperation of Middlecamp, San Luis Obispo; (4) lead; E. C. Loomis and Sons, mer- secretarial. contest's popular hours were logged in this type of the local stores the club was able Goel F. Kaufman, Shandon; (5) craft which has a cruising speed cf; Bonta, 3b; Vanoncini, c; Sea- Leonard Kayle, N. Y. State Col­ to award several prizes in each Vernon Hemstreet, Santa Maria. cameo key chain; Western Auto lege for Teachers, Albany, N. Y. For its part during the two-day of more than 150 miles an hour. contest. Results of the judging Sack sewing: (1) Albert Stor- Supply Company, fishing reel; H. Sales promotion, plant manage­ Poly Royal show, the Ornamental They got their first taste of night contests as announced at the close netti; (2) Butch Lehnoff; (3) D. Becker Feed Store, sack of fer­ ment. flying, making takeoffs and land­ of Saturday performances were: Henry Wineman. tilizer; Firestone Tire Company, Horticulture department had a dis­ ings aided only by the glare of Robert Kraul, DePaul Univer­ play of flower arrangements and Entomology contest: (1) W. F. Merchants contributing prizes lawn mower; Union Hardware, huge flood-lights and later guided Stone, San Jose; (2) R. W. Cook, for these contests were: Levi and fork. sity, Chicago, 111. Advertising. some of the students enrolled in only by their wing-tip lights. Jeanette Maund, Hampton Insti­ this course were present to explain Aerial acrobatics, cross country, tute, Hampton, Va. Traveling sales the line of design for good flower instrument and formation flying promotion. arrangements. have been important parts of this Allen McKellar, State Colored . A flower and shrub identifica­ secondary phase of their training. IN THE NAVY Agr. and Mech College, Orange­ tion contest was held at the propa­ FINAL PREPPING UP burg, S. C. Traveling sales promo­ gation house for the ladies present tion. at Poly Royal. The winners of this On April 25 this class wfas transferred to an advanced flight Marjorie Mikkefson, Jamestown contest were given valuable prizes in the form of annual and peren­ training school where they will un­ College, Jamestown, N. D. Secre­ dergo a final ten weeks of “prep- tarial. nial flowering plants and shrubs, grawn by the students for this ping up” before receiving the w ngs Vincent Murphy, Moorhead State of an Army Air Corps officer. Teachers College, Moorhead, Minn. event. Members of the Hort club were always present around the 30,000 Trained Military Pilots a Chesterfield Sales and distribution. year. That’s the goal of the Army Its glass-houses and lath-houses to Kathryn Sheeran, Barnard Col­ show the visitors around and to Air Corps under recently announc­ the COOLER, MILDER, BETTER­ lege, New York City. Advertising, give valuable pointers about the ed War Department plans. Appli­ sales promotion. growing of plants and shrubs. cations are being received from po­ Louisa Sutton, Smith College, tential Flying Cadets either at TASTING cigarette that SATISFIES Northampton, Mass. Advertising, Besides the events sponsored by Randolph Field or any recruiting sales promotion. the Ornamental Horticulture de­ office. Elinor Wilson, N. J. College for partment during Poly Royal, the Chesterfield has so many things a cleaning up of the grounds was During the thirty week training Women, New Brunswick, N. J. Ad­ period, Flying Cadets are paid $75 smoker likes that it’s just naturally vertising, sales promotion.. supervised by students of this department. monthly in addition to food, uni­ Raymond McCulloch of Brown forms, quarters. After receiving called the smoker s cigarette. University, the thirteenth Job Queen feted royally by their wings, pay jumps to $205 in Awards winner, did not take his addition to quarters, or $245 if Because they’re made from the year of training with Pepsi-Cola Cal Poly students quarters are not provided. Company as he accepted a position world’s best cigarette tobaccos, you’ll with another organization. (Continued from page one) enjoy Chesterfield’s cooler, better Committee and then the Coronation Home concert applause Ball. taste. They’re really milder too. Get Electric exhibit amazin’ late; better than never HONORED AT TEA yourself a pack of Chesterfields. but so confusin’ Upon arriving Friday on the (Continued from page one) Daylight with her mother, Miss boys. The program ended with the (Continued from page one) Biggs was heartily welcomed by Cal Poly alma mater, “All Hail Plant, Stretch, Felt, and Walby, several hundred Poly students. Green and Gold.” EVERYWHERE YOU GO was very explanatory in itself. It From the station she was escorted PERSONNEL LISTED showed itself to be one of the by a car caravan to the hotel great helpers of mankind in the where she went on the air over The personnel of the Glee club near future where it wil be used the reception program. After the is as follows: Van Austin, George in making windshields that will cut program she made several short Beach, Joel Cohen, Robertson Coit, the strong light of an oncoming tours through a few of the shops James Cooley, Walter Dougherty, vehicle down to a soft red, thereby and barns. The queen was the hon­ Steve Gomez, William Goold, Roger increasing your vision many times. ored guest of a tea given at the Hall, Wert Harms, Jr., Bruce Han­ home of Mrs. McPhee which was son, Lamar Hicok, Theodore Hol- A group of unusual exhibits that linger, Fred Kobayashi, Takeshi kept onlookers of Poly interested sponsored by the Women’s Faculty club. The winners of Friday night’s Kubota, Alvin Lypps, Robert Mc­ were jumping rings that would Call, Loren McNicholl, Wayne jump a distance of ten feet from track meet were presented with their awards by the queen. Misemer, John Nicolaides, Robert one magnet to another. The magic Raybourn, Stanley Raymond, Nor­ plates, which had copper objects Miss Biggs toured the campus man Petersen, Raymond Schwab, spinning around in them also kept quite thoroughly in the school’s Choston Stead, William Struck- many guessing. Ralph Smith ar­ fire engine Sunday morning. At meyer, Delbert Smith, Richard ranged these exhibits and demon­ noon the fair queen honored her Watson, and Blick Wells. strated them to the public. subjects by dining with them in the cafeteria and she was attended The orchestra includes Reginald RADIO DISPLAY Brown, Harold Greinetz, Kenneth Eddie Smith put his short wave by Henry Warren. She departed at 4:38 Sunday afternoon on the Day­ Hawkins, Morton Lavers, James radio set on display in the lab for McFarland, James Pappas, Stanley all those who were interested to light bound for the bay city, San Francisco. Raymond, Robert Soule, Chandler see. In Doc Eaton’s lab was the Vincent, and Philip York. mo^t complicated exhibit. Here music was played through a beam of light onto a photoelectric cell and out through an amplifier. Also you could see what your voice BAY’S Wilson’* Flower looked like on the oscilliscope just by speaking into a small mike. Complete Food Shop The big electric map of the school which was wired and con­ Market Flowers for Every trolled by a master switch kept many interested subjects busy see­ Sells for Less Occasion ing what the buildings of tomor­ Marsh and Broad St. Phone 622 row at Poly were to be, and where. 1110 Garden Don Whitson, Francis Kent, and SAN LUIS OBISPO San Luis Obispo Taro Kobaro built the map. Copyright 1941, Liccett & Myers Tobacco Co.