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

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WE offer this BLUE GOLD as a tribute to Guy Chaffee Earl, a graduate of the class of 1883, an ever loyal Californian, who this year terminates his thirty-second year of faithful service to the University as a member of the Board of Regents, but whose devotion to this institution is abiding.

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DEDICATION The BLUE GOLD of 1934 is dedicated to the University of California, the institution which has its seat in no one spot but is at work throughout the entire State of California . . . the University on whose unity rests the cause of higher education in the State of California. To our Alma Mater, whose children are to be found in seven centers, we pledge our allegiance.

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FOREWORD The stage of 1934 is set... The properties have been prepared... The characters, some experienced, others inexperienced but recently trained, are ready for the curtain to rise on the next act... The eyes of the audience are fixed on the new players, the Graduates of 1 934... Anticipating their departure from the University into the next act of the play of life, the editors of the Sixty-first BLUE AND GOLD have attempted to portray the complexities of the twentieth-century stage as these graduates may expect to find them. From Shakespeare ' s immortal All the world s a stage... we have derived our theme... From four years under the guiding hand of our Alma Mater we have found our purpose: To immortalize throughout the final acts of this great play the many memories of pleasant hours as under- graduates in the University of California. May the fall of the final curtain find our aim to have been realized.