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

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S. C. TURNER R. B. COONS FANNIE MAY CRAYCROFT N. W. AVERILL MIRIAM GROVE L. F. HASK.IN HONOR SOCIETIES H. L. DAY, Editor ELIZABETH MONROE ATHLETICS P. L. MOORE, Editor B. H. LALANDE JEAN McDouGAL HARRIET PATTERSON THE CLASSES O. E. HOPKINS, Editor L. H. RUSHMER SENIOR RECORDS N. M. ANDERSON, Editor R. G. LARUE GEORGIA WHITE HARRIET OWEXS A. J. HIELDS LORETTA STREET HELEN CONROY ANNA KNOOP HELEN BARRY FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS R. R. DAVIS, Editor G. S. HUGHES KELLOGG KREBS R. S. STONEROAD PHYLLISS Vox TAGEN MELBA BURDEN G. L. BOVEROUX W. G. BARRETT EUGENE MURPHY AFFILIATED COLLEGES J. E. D ALTON, Editor D. T. SAXBY CHARLOTTE TOWLE JOSHES L. J. O ' BRIEN, Editor MYRTLE MONTAGUE J. W. SLOSS RACHEL RIGGS J. A. SMITH MAILE VICARS R. V. CHURCH MARGARET HOUSTON SNAP SHOTS ORTMAN SHUMATE, Editor L. F. LEHANE ELEANOR ABBROTT VIRGINIA KENDALL M. H. GODWIN DOROTHY DRAKE ART . C. PLUNKETT, Editor H. W. KENNEDY VIRGINIA TINKER HELEN HANAWALT HERBERT MEYERS ISABEL GIBSON Page 15

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1923 BLUE AND gOLD STAFF JACK L. SPENC J. W. BARLOW DELILAH ERICHELL E. P. GAROUTE J. E. McAvov The Staff Editor FENTON D. WILLIAMSON Assistant Editors EARL W. ULSH Manager EARL G. STEEL Assistant Managers C. S. GWYNN Associate Managers F. W. MAHL E. B. MORGAN BEATRICE WARD MARY ANN EAMES H. D. NICHOLS ELEANOR STEWART L. E. PRICE A. R. THOMAS 1 R. E. BOWEN S. R. LEEDOM J. L. KING THE UNIVERSITY W. J. HOLMES, Editor A. E. HEAD THE COLLEGE YEAR C. L. KINCHELOE, Editor H. F. MORGAN MILITARY W. D. BRIGGS, Editor H. D. STEVENS W. K. LOWE ELIZABETH KOSER GAVIN WITHERSPOON R. L. EBERHARDT DEBATES L. S. FISHER, Editor J. H. ROSE M. A. SALIS N. L. WATERFALL DRAMATICS D. W. HUGGARD, Editor CORA ENGLE MARIAN ROBINSON PEARL HAYS G. F. McKENNA PUBLICATIONS M. B. LERNED, Editor MARJORY BLOOM EDNA KNAPP ORGANIZA TIONS T. M. KANEY, Editor J. T. STEVENSON META GERK.IN

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TH PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE THE Blue and Gold celebrates the passage of the University year, its achievements and satisfactions. I think we may believe that the year has been a good one. Athletic successes have served to unite us in pride and confidence. Never, I think, has there been a year in which the educational facilities of the University were better used. Our great library, our laboratories, our classrooms, have been very seriously treated. The scholastic requirements of the University have risen and students have made the necessary summons upon their faculties and resolution to keep pace with these more exacting requirements. New buildings are rising on the campus. When these are complete, we will have a very great educational plant, adequate, I believe, for many years and for a much greater student body, even, than is at present here. No solution, however, has appeared for the increasingly felt need for student dwellings or living halls upon the campus. A student committee has studied this matter. Alumni and parents are conscious of our lack of housing and yet plans are not definite and resources are still unprovided. Page 16