University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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2O University of California. CLASS OF ' 75 OFFICERS. PEESIDENT, VICE-PEESIDENT, SECEETAEY, TEEASUEEE, EDITOE, HISTOEIAN, CHAPLAIN, JOSIAH EOYCE, JE. JOHN W. BICE. FEANK DEEEING. - WM. K. WINDSOK. FEED. V. HOLMAN. D WIGHT B. HUNTLEY. CLEMENT F. EASTMAN. MEMBERS. NAMES. JOHN F. ALEXANDER., JOHN W. BICE, CHAELES T. BOAEDMAN, CHESLEY K. BONESTELL, JOSEPH G. BEOWN, LEONID AS S. BUECHAED, HAEEY J. DAM, FEANK DEEEING, CLEMENT F. EASTMAN, WILLIAM P. GUMMEE, ISAAC T. HINTON, RESIDENCES. EENO, NEVADA. HEALDSBUEG. OAKLAND. SAN FEANCISCO. HEALDSBUEG. OAKLAND. OAKLAND. SAN FEANCISCO. SAN FEANCISCO. SAN FEANCISCO. SAN FEANCISCO.

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The Blue and Gold. 19 defeated, and it walked away slowly, it ' s true, as from a dearly bought victory, with the University champion bat. All this and the general progress was celebrated on July n, 1873, by the first dinner held by an under-graduate class. It was this year that ' 75 became noted for its systematic confusion. As Juniors ' 75 has taken from the Seniors the first prize in essay writing and oratory, bluffed the University at foot-ball, and made a feeble attempt to keep the champion bat, winning the first game of the series, and losing the other two: the second by their own carelessness and bad play, and the third by the good playing of their adversaries, the Seniors. ' 75 is a united class, notwithstanding the societies, and clubs, and sets into which it is divided. ' 75 has stood fair in its studies, but unfortunately it cannot show quite such high average per cents as ' 74. But this fact is no doubt owing to climatic variations. A careful examination of meteorological tables and the reduction to a common standard would leave a handsome margin. ' 75 has always done its best to bring our University up to the standard of her Eastern sisters, as was well shown by its perse- verence in the introduction of our College colors ; and now it closes tts Junior year by publishing this well, call it an attempt at a catalogue the first of its kind yet published on this Coast. In short ' 75 is a happy family, where may be found the stu- dent and the gymnast, the pass and class, the teetotaler and the wine-totaler, the philosopher and the fanatic, the saint and the sinner, the preacher and the pugilist; and where all live in har- mony, bound together by the magic word ' 75. D. B. HUNTLEY, Class Historian.

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The Blue and Gold. 21 NAMES. FEED. V. HOLMAN, - DWIGHT B. HUNTLEY, - ROBERT IRVINE, WM. CAKEY JONES, HERBERT O. LANG, - ARTHUR F. LOW, - GEORGE W. PIERCE, GEORGE M. PINNEY, SAMUEL R. RHODES, ROBERT H. ROBERTSON, JOSLVH ROYCE, JK., - JAMES E. SIMMONS, L. HOYT SMITH, FRANK S. SUTTON, Miss IRENE VAN DYKE, HARRY H. WEBB, WILLIAM R. WINDSOR, JOHN O. WYATT, RESIDENCES. PORTLAND, O. OAKLAND. OAKLAND. SAN FRANCISCO. STOCKTON. SAN FK AN Cisco. DAVISVILLE. OAKLAND. SAN JOSE. SAN FEANCISCO. OAKLAND. OAKLAND. SAN FKAN Cisco. SAN FKANCISCO. OAKLAND. SAN FEANCISCO. HEALDSBUEG. OAKLAND.