Poly Enters Great Western For 20th Consecutivo Ysar

For th e tw e n tie th consecutive y ear Cal Poly’s anim al hus­ bandry d ep a rtm en t is ready w ith the final coat of polish on fa t s te w s, w e th e r lam bs and barrow hogs to be shown a t th e Great W estern L ivestock Exposition in Los Angeles, Nov, 27 to Dec. 2. Cal Poly has not missed exhib iting a t th e G reat bo ast^ Western sine* 1084 and _ _ several (Irani! Champion! in tha WMlarn competition, To data, I’oly students hava shown four Orand Champion and four Rasarva Champion staara, four Orand Champion and thraa Rasarva Champion carloads of ataara. Thraa Orand Champion wathsr lambs have btton shown along with four Orand Champion pens of fat lambs. Inoludod in this Is a Orand Champion barrow hog. Commenting on tha Orsat Westsrn, AH department head Lyman Reunion said, "This particular show is one of the year's top exhi­ bitions for ua, this being because It gives the boya a chance to exhi­ bit their showmanship and enables thorn so sell their project animals." Students s h o w i n g Individual Hereford steers urei Stanley Junes, senior, Huttonwlliow; Harold 1'age, Junior. Han Diego; Arnold Dono­ hue. junior, Hant*. Barbara: and William Cot-kill, sophomore, Fallon, Nevada. Showing Shorthorn steers In­ clude: Michael Angst, senior, I .os Angeles; Warner Parker, sopho­ more, A reud lit; Domilil Love J llurllnguine; and Hhorldun Itlmson, ju n io r, Oascilc, I'oter Dofty, aomhomoro, Menlo Park and Richard Kline, junior, HatuevUle. Ark., plun to snow a carload of Hereford steers. Showing In the lamb division are