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

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WOMEN ' S STAFF TOP ROW: GLADYS WINDHAM, DOROTHY STONER, FRANCES BROWN, MADELINE MULDOON BOTTOM ROW: MARGARET HONEYWELL, LESLIE BROWN, MURIEL CAMERON, NAN BARROWS Daily Californian Statistics Vol. Year Editor Manager 10 1897 Allan H. Chickering ' 98 Irving J. Muma ' 00 11 1898 Wiggington H. Creed ' 98 I ving J. Muma ' 00 12 1898 Charles E. Thomas ' 99 Duncan McDuffie ' 99 13 1899 Harold Symmes ' 99 Duncan McDuffie ' 99 14 1899 Harrison S. Robinson ' 00 C. Duane Cobb ' 01 15 1900 Nathan M. Moran ' 01 i J. W. S. Butler ' 01 16 1900 Edward A. Dickson ' 01 J. W. S. Butler ' 01 17 1901 Frederick M. Allen ' 02 Fred E. Reed ' 03 18 1901 George C. Mansfield ' 03 Fred E. Reed ' 03 19 1902 A. F. Lemberger ' 03 Fred E. Reed ' 03 20 1902 J. A. Moriarty ' 03 Fred E. Reed ' 03 21 1903 William L. Finley ' 03 Fred E. Reed ' 03 22 1903 Richard O ' Connor ' 04 Eugene Rallett ' 05 23 1904 J. Gustave White ' 05 William C. Cavalier ' 06 24 1904 W. J. Hale ' 05 William C. Cavalier ' 06 25 1905 J. P. Loeb ' 05 H. L. Stoddard ' 06 26 1905 L. D. Bohnett ' 06 H. L. Stoddard ' 06 27 1906 Sam Hellman ' 06 J. J. Rhea ' 07 28 1906 Alfred C. B. Fletcher J. J. Rhea ' 07 29 1907 John D. Van Becker Van V. Phinney ' 08 30 1907 Lewis A. McArthur ' 08 ! Nion R. Tucker ' 09 31 1908 C. Kelley Hardenbrook ' 08 John J. McClellan ' 10 32 1908 George Bell ' 09 William J. Hayes ' 09 33 1909 William J. Hayes ' 09 S. W. Cunningham ' 10 34 1909 Chaff ee E. Hall ' 10 Vernon Churchill ' 10 35 1910 ChaffeeE. Hall ' 10 J. J. McLellan ' 10 36 1910 Dudley J. Gates ' 11 Roy L. Shurtleff ' 12 37 1911 Arthur C. Prendergast ' 11 Roy L. Shurtleff ' 12 38 1911 Edwin M. Einstein ' 12 Roy L. Shurtleff ' 12 39 1912 Morse A. Cartwright ' 12 Roy L. Shurtleff ' 12 40 1912 John L. Simpson ' 13 Francis Moulton 17 41 1913 R. Ray Randall ' 13 Francis Moulton ' 17 42 1913 Ralph M. Eaton ' 14 Earnest C. Brown ' 14 43 1914 J. H. Quire ' 14 Earnest C. Brown ' 14 44 1914 H. L. Dunne ' 15 Harry L. Jones ' 15 45 1915 Harvey Roney ' 15 Harvey L. Jones ' 15 46 1915 Philip Conley ' 16 E. G. Burland ' 16 47 1916 Osgood Murdock ' 16 E. G. Burland ' 16 48 1916 Robert Blake ' 17 F. S. Moulton ' 17 49 1917 Harry Seymour ' 17 F. S. Moulton ' 17 ninety-six

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ASSOCIATE EDITORS TOP ROW: RAPHAEL, DETOY, GORDON , WARD, CHAPLIN- BOTTOM ROW: KITTREDGE, HOWARD, ATCHESON, TYNAN, PIERCE sheet has been increased from six to eight column s in width and a propor- tionate amount in length. This permits a more efficient handling of the news l y the editorial staff and also allows a greater variety in the make- up of the paper, adding to its attractiveness as well as its usefulness. Through the beat system of handling stories the various depart- ments of instruction and investigation have received publicity and the campus has become somewhat better acquainted with the work and activities of the technical and scientific branches. A feature of the editorial columns has been the reappearance of Little Bobbie on several occasions when campus activities have tempted him to indite a letter to Dere Frend Mike. Lastly, the editorials themselves have proven a factor in turning the minds of the students towards the more serious problems of college and outside life. In the following statistics, the editors and managers of The Berkeleyan and Daily Calif ornian have been tabulated since volume one. For the first nine volumes the paper was known as The Berkeleyan. Since that time it has been called The Daily Calif ornian. The Berkeleyan Statistics Vol. Year Editor Manager 1 1893 Jesse P. Sayre ' 93 Walter S. Braun ' 93 2 1893 Joseph C. Meyerstein ' 94 Harry W. Rhodes ' 94 3 1894 E. M. Wilder ' 94 Bernard P. Miller ' 97 4 1894 Will H. Gorrill ' 95 John G. Howell, Jr. ' 96 5 1895 Arthur W. North ' 95 John G. Howell, Jr. ' 96 1895 Hairy H. Hirst ' 96 John G. Howell, Jr. ' 96 7 1896 Harry H. Hirst ' 96 John G. Howell, Jr. ' 96 8 1896 George H. Whipple ' 97 James M. Oliver, 98 1 1897 Charles A. Elston ' 97 Owen S Case, 97 ninety-five

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BLUE GOLD Yrrn i THE LAST FEW YEARS the BLUE AND GOLD has come to repre- -ent far more than a record of the Junior Class of the university. It is an institution and an activity by itself. Simultaneously with the growth of the book, the difficulties and responsibilities of producing the annual have also increased. The problem of keeping up the high standard set by previous classes in publishing their year books has been the greatest obstacle to the 1918 staff due to the increase in the cost of materials, with few means of in- creasing the income to meet these higher expenses. As in the past two years, since the institution of the merit system by COOLEY FURTH EDITORIAL STAFF THORNBURG SUITS STEEX CAREY WELLBORN (TNNINGHAM HONEYWELL REITH MITCHELL MASTERS ROSENBLATT CLARKSON SMITH THOMAS ISAACSON ninety-seven