O The major donor is Sears, Roebuck &vGo., which each year makes available approximately $2500 for 20 state—wide freshmen student scholar- ships, two regional freshmen student scholarships and one sophomore scholarship. Freshmen scholarships of $100 each are also offered by Safeway Stores, Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc., South San Francisco Union Stockyards ; Company, California Cattlemen's Association, Poultrymen's Cooperative Association of Southern California, Washburn & Condon Live Stock Commission Company, and Challenge Creamery. Two $50 freshmen scholarships are offered by C. E. Loomis & Sons and the California Polytechnic Women's Club. Advanced student scholarships of $100 each for use at California Polytechnic School only are offered by Philip R. Park, Incorpbrated, and the Van Camp Laboratories. Four additional scholarships of $100 each are open to Polytechnic students, or to boys entering other agricultural colleges. These are the Carl Raymond Gray scholarships offered by the Union Pacific System. Previous winners of Sears, Roebuck freshmen scholarships are also eligible to compete against similar winners of other \ agricultural colleges for a junior scholarship. LOAN FUNDS There are five Student Loan Funds to temporarily assist worthy students. Loans from these funds are made for varying periods of time, and are passed upon by a faculty committee. Principal source of loans is the Leopold Edward Wrasse Loan Fund. Others are the Rotary Club Fund, The Women's Faculty Club Fund, Student Accommodation Loan Fund, and the Wilder Memorial Loan Fund. AGRICULTURAL TEACHER TRAINING CADET PROGRAM Since 1931, California Polytechnic School has been a functional unit in the training of prospective vocational agricultural teachers, and of teachers in service. _ 7 ’