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

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the governor The selection of the 50th anniversary of Greek Theatre as the theme for this Year ' s BLUE AND GOLD has awakened in my mind many pleasant Events which took place in this great theatre meant much to me in my undergraduate and I am sure the same is true of the members each student generation since its construction. As prepare for the careers on which you will embark, I know you can draw upon the background this traditional meeting place for new in meeting the problems of the world. - • L ' DOME U

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president ' s message The University of California is a unique type of educational institution in that it offers instruction and conducts research on eight, strategically located puses in the State: Berkeley, Los Angeles, Davis, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, Riverside, Mt. Hamilton, and La Jolla. Members of the Class of 1953 on the Berkeley Campus share, therefore, with several thousand other young people, the honor of being listed on the roll of graduates of the University of California in this third decade of the twentieth century. Moreover, remembering the well-documented maxim in union there is strength, we may say that alumni of all campuses share a position of influence in human affairs which separately they could not hope to achieve. There is no significance to this, however, unless we ask ourselves, Influence for what? and through our individual lives and the services that we render, make it clear to the world that ours is an influence for good, in all the affairs of mankind. L-- BOARD OF REGENTS, clockwise: Edwin Pauley, Edward Heller, Roy Simpson, Jesse Steinhart, Judge Hansen, Olaf Lindberg, Earl Fenston, Marjorie Woolman, George Mallory, Edward Dickson, President Sproul, Chancellor Kerr, Paul Dodd, Admiral Nimitz, Gerald Hagar, Donald McLaughlin, John Calkins, Warren Crowell, John Symes, Fred Jordan, Edward Carter.

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administration Problems? Students are always welcome at the University Administration offices, where difficulties of all sorts can be straightened out by these friendly counsellors. This year, Chancellor Clark Kerr duced a welcome innovation with his schedule of open office hours when students could come in and chat without the need of an appointment. In addition, the various CLARK KERR Chancel lor HURFORD STONE Dean of Students HARRY WELLMAN Vice•President, Agricultural Sciences MISS ALICE HOYT Associate Dean of Women t•—• [Lilt 12