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

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.T at . - - r f : . . J M ' - i .- |HB v 4- , % r. .4fc Ai 1 TO THOSE IDEALS WHICH ARE THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA THIS ROOK IS DEDICATED That the sincerity of purpose of her modern builders may he as deep as the love of the thousands v hu already have served.

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FOREWORD Our University is a mass of individual ideals, compounded of the visions and efforts of the thousands of Californians, living and dead, who during the past seventy-seven years have been the builders of California. To each of these, in his particular experience, the University means something different; but, in his consciousness of an animating spirit, something much the same. For through the thousands who have made contributions, each in accordance with his own conception of what the University should be, conflicting concepts have been rendered supplementary, and policies have been stabilized along the line of progress; thus have an Ideology, a Tradition, and a Spirit been evolved. This is the University of California. Today on seven campuses of the University leaders of men are attacking all of the recognized problems of society, that they may interpret them for younger Calif ornians. With represen t- ing, however briefly, activities during a single year on the largest campus this book is chiefly concerned.

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I N M E M R I A M A D M I N I S T R A AND FACULTY MELVIN E. CUMMINGS ALFRED H. HEALD WILLIAM A. HILLEBRAND JOHN A. HOWARTH GEORGE W. KELHAM ELWOOD MEAD FINLEY F. NEAL LOUIS C. RUFFINO S T 1 T I) E N T S I.OREN CAFFE WILEY CRIST JOHN BLAIR DAVIS WADE GOODMAN LOUIS T. HENGSTLER BERNARD LUDDEN HOEY CAROLINE WHITE HOL iLjL WALTER LATIMER .11 RLEM CLINTON ROBERTSON l N () SIIIOTA