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

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3 dard of Regents Men must be decided on what they will not d , and then they are able to act with vigor on what they ought to do.—Mencius. Ex-officio Rfgents IIis Excellency WASHINGTON BARTLETT, - - Sacramento Goi'crnor, ex-OJftcio President of the Board. Ills Honor R. W. WATERMAN, Lieutenant Governor. W. II. JORDAN, Speaker of the Assembly. IRA G. HOITT, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. L. U. SHIPPER, President of the State Agricultural Society. P. B. CORNWALL, President of the Mechanics' Institute. EDWARD S. HOLDEN, LL. D., President of the University. Appointed Regents In Order of Appointment NAME Rev. Horatio Stebbiks, I). D., Hox. John S. Hager, A.M., LL.I)., Hon. J. West Martin, Hon. John F. Swift, • A. S. Hallidie, Esq., Hon. Joseph W.Winans, A.M., Hon. William T. Wallace, v John L. Beard, A.M., - Hon. A. L. Rhodes, - Prof. William Ashburner, - Hon. T. Guy Phelps, I. W. Hei.lman, Esq., - Geo. T. Marye, Jr., LL.B., Arthur Rodgers, A.B., Ph. B., George J. Ainsworth, Ph. B., - D. M. Delmas, A. M., - ADDRESS TERM EXPIRES 1609 Larkin St., S. F. - 1894 Palace Hotel, S. F. 1894 Union Bank, Oakland. - I898 32 O’Farrell St., S. F. 1888 329 Market St., S. F. - - 1892 604 Merchant St., S. F. - I89O 324 Pine St., S. F. - 1902 Centerville. 1902 430 California St., S. F. - 1888 1014 Pine St., S. F. I896 Belmont. - I896 Los Angeles. - 1902 234 Montgomery St., S. F. - - I898 309 Montgomery St., S. F. 189O North Temescal. - - 1900 327 Pine St., S. F. - 1900 Deceased. —1C—

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book—we would speak a word to you. If you should be so fortunate or otherwise, as to find your name among the illustrious ones, before you consign the poor editors to that place of wailing and gnashing of teeth; before you shoulder your irons and start in revengeful pursuit, pause and give one moment to reflection. Be not rash” is the eleventh Commandment, and it is worthy of consideration. “ My mother I know Would sorrow so, Should I be carried away,” —so do not do anything which may entail misery and suffering upon others, and cause you to feel remorse, like a vulture, gnawing at your vitals. Be calm, if possible; and after your first passion has spent itself, turn your thoughts inward, and subject yourself to a searching examination. We have felt no malice, but on the contrary, wished to do you good. We may have been severe, but “desperate diseases require desperate remedies,” or something to that effect. Just in the proportion that you feel the pain, you may know your complaint to be the more serious; so, do not display your anger, or you will dis- close to the world the fact that you are afflicted. As we have lavished no praises upon our Blue and Gold, so we will make no excuses or apologies for it. As it is we present it to you. You will soon enough find its merits, and you would not excuse its shortcomings if we were to ask it upon bended knees. Judge it in the way that to you seems proper. We have done our best, and with this plea alone are willing to stand for sentence.

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 Executive Officers of the B°ard His Excellency WASHINGTON BARTLETT, Governor, President of the Board. J. H. C. BONTE, A. M., D. D., ■Secretary of the Board of Regents and of the Academic Senate, and Su t. of the Grounds LOUIS SLOSS, Treasurer. J. HAM HARRIS, Land Agent and Assistant Secretary. J. B. MHOON, Counsel of the Board. BOARD OF RE CENTS —ii-