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

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University of California. IAMES E. SIMMONS, .... OAKLAND. FRANK S. SUTTON, SAN FRANCISCO. HARRY H. WEBB, SAN FRANCISCO. WILLIAM R. WINDSOR, .... HEALDSBURG. JOHN O. WYATT, OAKLAND. [27]

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The Blue and Gold. MEMBERS. JOHN F. ALEXANDER, JOHN W. BICE, CHARLES T. BOARDMAN, . CHESLEY K. BONESTELL, JOSEPH G. BROWN, . LEONIDAS S. BURCHARD, ALEXANDER D. D ' ANCONA, HARRY J. DAM, FRANK P. DEERING, . CLEMENT F. EASTMAN, WILLIAM P. GUMMER, ISAAC T. HINTON, FRED. V. HOLM AN, . DWIGHT B. HUNTLEY, . WM. CARY JONES, HERBERT O. LANG, ARTHUR F. LOW, GEORGE W. PIERCE, SAMUEL R. RHODES, ROBERT H. ROBERTSON, JOSIAH ROYCE, JR., . RESIDENCE. RENO, NEV. HEALDSBURG. OAKLAND. SAN FRANCISCO. HEALDSBURG. OAKLAND. SAN FRANCISCO. OAKLAND. SAN FRANCISCO. SAN FRANCISCO. SAN FRANCISCO. SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND, OR. OAKLAND. OAKLAND. STOCKTON . SAN FRANCISCO. DAVIS VILLE. SAN JOSE. SAN FRANCISCO. OAKLAND.

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The Blue and Gold IN THE YEAR 1872, on one of September ' s sunniest days, fifty-seven young hopeful hearts assembled on the old University Campus. Faith and Hope with confident hand beckoned them onward and up- ward to the boundless infinity of a happy future. Eight of these were of California ' s fair daughters, who came for the first time to battle for educational honors, and well have they sus- tained their part, gaining at once the esteem of professors and students. ' 76 is justly proud of claiming these within its happy family. The remaining nine and forty are as good and jolly a set of fellows as ever tipped a glass or dissected a mathematical fomula; and now having passed the ordeal of three long happy hard years, looks at the past with satisfaction to the future with hope. Although not the largest class that has entered the University, she leaves the Junior year with a greater number of members than any preceding class. Though many fell in the great battle of Bourdon, yet the survivors incited by the loss of their comrades, closed up their ranks and fought with the more determined valor, and ended the war by the death of Analytics without the loss of a single man. As Freshmen they worked hard and attained a high standing, gain- ing, by their quietude and industry, the respect of all. Its Class Union was formed this year, but mirius sign being mis- taken for a sign of division, it did not perform its best work until the Sophmore year, when the equation being righted, it came forth heart and hand interlocked by that sacred motto, ' 76. [28]