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

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CLASS COLOR: ORANGK. CLASS MOTTO: PAR PREMIUM LAIJORI. CLASS YELL; Hip! Ha! Ho! Whoa, There, Jf ' Jioa . ' ' 97 V Ho! Ho! Ho! OFFICERS OF ' 91 FIRST TERM. WILLIAM G. MORROW . . ROSETTA L. LEAVY . . . JOHN A. BREWER . . . . HERBKRT S. MC? A ARLIN . ANSON S. BLAKE DERREL L. BEARD, | CHAS. F. TAY, j HORACE C. HEAD . . . EMILY J. HAMILTON . . . JOHN A. BREWER . . . . JAMES G. THOMPSON . . . ARTHUR McA. SEYMOUR, WILLIAM G. MORROW, ALBERT H. ELLIOT, JOHNO BOUSE, CHARLES H. BENTLEY EMILY J. HAMILTON, ROSETTA L. LEAVY, SECOND TERM. President . . Vice- President Secretary ... Treasurer . Historian Sergeants-at-Arms President Vice- Presiden t . . . . . Secretary .... Treasurer Sergeants-at-A nns .Board of Directors

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STUDENT ORGANIZATION IN THE COLLEGES OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE flT BERKELEY. THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE University of California. ORGANIZED MARCH 16, 1887. tHE executive and legislative powers of the student body are vested in this association. It assumes control of the athletic interests of the uni- versity, and of all general matters pertaining to the welfare of the students. The association was, during the past year, represented by its delegate at the Six Hundredth Anniversary of the University of Montpellier. Cordial relations of courtesy and mutual aid have been established between this association and the student associations of the ancient univer- sities of Paris and Montpellier. Publications are exchanged, and privi- leges extended to all members in good standing of these associations. Officers. FRED A. JUIU.IARD, ' 91 President DE WINTER, ' 92 Secretary JAMES G. THOMPSON, ' 91 ... .. Treasurer FRED A. JUIWJARD, ' 91 MlSS ADEIylNA BUNNEIyl,, ' 9! VICTOR L. O ' BRIEN, ' 92 ] Executive Committee WAITER M. THORNE, ' 93 . WH.UAM A. FINE, ' 94 17

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