BOND ELECTION ISSUE Vol. I X, No. 1
Palomar College
San Harcos, Calif.
October 2, 1953
Student Help Asked In Bond Election Drive Letter from nr. Phil Putnam: October 9 is a crucial date in the future of Palomar College. On this date an election will be held to authorize the sale of bonds 1n the amount of $700,000 for the construction of permanent buildings for Palomar College. There is no point in my explaining to you, the students, how inadequate the present facilities are. You are aware of our limitations through personal experience. Since a two-thirds majority is required to authorize school building bonds, a successful election on this issue is impossible W1thout the active assistance of friends of Palomar College. There are several ways in which each student can be of assistance. First, you should become familiar with the building program. Second, you should tell your parents, friends and neighbors about it and urge them to vote. You will find a
THE BEGINNINGS
Many Campus Changes Seen Looking around the campus we see a lot of improvements this year. Although the freshmen, who weren't here last yearl probably can't apprec ate them as well as the sophmores and instructors. The patio is a new addition this year. It was financed by the Palomar Patrons and constructed by Hr. Crafts and his crew. It not only provides a good meeting place but also relieves the noon-time confusion in the cafeteria. A new black-top combination basketball and tennis court has been completed. Although not much in appearance, this project is a tremendous help in basketball seaso~ The team can now practice at home. A drying room for athletic equipment has also been constructe~ The football field has been equipped with goal posts in preparation for the Comets first home game in November. Of interest to the women students is the new womens lounge. Although it isn't ready yet, it 'will soon be in use. The new tile floors are another important addition. The floors that are done make a noticeable change in the appearance of those rooms
EXTRA COST OF THIS COPY OF The Telescope IS BEI NG PAID FOR BY THE PALOMAR COLLEGE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
Dr. Phil Putnam
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Speakers Bureau Supports Bond Issue An active agency in the current bond election drive is the Palomar Speakers Bureau. To date, speakers have been sent to over ten meetings of clubs and church groups in Vista, Escondido, and Fallbrook. Over two hun( Con 1 t. on Page 3 1 which have them. Other additions are: widening of the parking lot, new front lawn and remodeling of part of the administration building. The campus shows a lot of improvement in three months. Everyone who had a part in it deserves a big hand.
supply of fact sheets which contain all pertinent data at the registration desk. The buildings will be constructed about the present campus. We will continue to use our present buildings. The increase in tax rate will be less than 10-cents per $100 assessed valuation. Palomar has proved itself to be a cultural and economic asset. It is deserving of the support of every citizen of this community.
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