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

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The Blue and Gold.

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University of California C O NTENTS Salutatory, . . . . . . . . . -5 In Memoriam, .......... Secret Societies, .......... 9 Members of the Faculty, 20 Class of ' 75, 23 Class of ' 76, 28 Class of ' 77, 33 Class of ' 78, 37 Special Students, 42 Batalhon, . . 43 Durant Rhetorical Society, ........ 44 Neolaean Literary Society, ....... 46 French Club, 49 German Club, 5 Musical Department, . . . . . . . 5 1 Base Ball, 55 Hy-dads, 57 Club Cottages, . 5$ Miscellaneous, 63 [3]

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University of California. - V V , kc n% -- x v c i; ' ' ' - JV ; LITTLE less than a year ago the class of ' 75 issued the 7 J fi rs t number of the BLUE AND GOLD. As an exper- 7 j i rrv iment it was a success and undoubtedly served its pur- , :-, JW pose. But the novelty is now at an end, and of course the feelings of indulgence which it produced; we must now expect to bear the scrutiny of sterner criticism and to be measured by the same standard with contemporary publications. Fully conscious of the undertaking, the Class of ' 76 presents this the second number, not as an elaborate literary production, but simply as the exponent of the University as it now is. It is our desire to briefly chronicle some of the most important events that have transpired in the University during the past year, and to give to the world at large and those outside our charmed circle some little knowledge of our inner workings and social organization. Much has occurred since the first advent of the BLUE AND GOLD. Sentiments have arisen, discussions taken place in our midst which only serve to unite us more closely than before. In the progress of time we have made the yearly advance and one class has departed. ' 74. has left us. each to pursue his chosen vocation. Their ranks have been filled by a new class whom we gladly welcome to our midst. [5]