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

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BLUE G GOLD TO y ' O 9 Xlft tr io to-day walk down the campus ways, Relinquishing at last what soon must be But a remembered place of student days here life was young and flamed triumphantly, ithin the covers of this book, you ' ll find Some record of your daring and your deeds, In friendly phrase, with never thrust unkind For who shall say who fails and icho succeeds? The hope, with quiet recollection, comes T hat down the road and by-ways of the years Your step will still be timed to fortune ' s drums, Your eyes be dimmed by only calming tears. And may your story on the later page Sweeten the prospect of a pilgrimage. A D0 GILLIES ' 2? $ kfc? 5

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BLUE fr r ; ?Vf) ' t ' %i- w - FOREWORD WHEN from the clouds of memory reminis- cence, like falling snow, shall descend upon us, here in the BLUE AND GOLD will be found the record of happy college days. The past year, bringing to us, as it has, a nation- wide recognition, has been the greatest year in the history of the University. Success has crowned her efforts in various fields debating, journalism, athletics, and gratifying honors have been won by her in the arts and in the world of affairs. A great num- ber of her sons and daughters have aided in these achievements, but to include within the covers of this volume the names of all who have contributed to the fame of California would be a difficult, if not an impossible, task. Our purpose and endeavor have been to select those events and persons most worthy of record. Perhaps we have omitted some who are deserving of mention, but if so, the oversight has been unintentional. In conclusion, may we express the hope that the members of our class, with the passing of the years, will find in this, their book, an increasing interest and value. THE EDITOR BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA APRIL 16. 1921