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

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ALL U WEEK END THE ALL-UNIVERSITY Safari climaxed with the UC-UCLA game, was hosted by Brother Bruin while professors found their classrooms vacated by students who crowded the roads for the Southland. Opening the week end with a morning rally, the crowning of the UCLA home- coming queen by President Sproul com- peted with the entrance of the Cal Band who were decked in appropriate outfits. In the evening a colorful parade featur- ing floats from the UCLA living groups was followed by a rally and dance. Then on Saturday the rooters gathered in the Coliseum to cheer their respective teams in the traditional battle. Finally, after the festivities, Cal students found their way home again, and greeted the pro- fessors on Monday with a yawn? Im- possible!! !! The UCLA Homecoming Queen walks through the honor guard to receive her crown. President ROBERT SPROUL traditionally opens the All-University meeting. The UC and UCLA bands join together before the game to play our National Anthem. One of the prize-winning floats in the annual coming parade. 22

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Co-genial JIM ROSS chaired Cal Club meetings in his usual petent manner, while Bart Brown took over the leadership in the Spring. Sue Beitzel Bill W. Bell Bart Brown Barbara Clymer Doug Dempster Araminta Dickey Pete Doliver Gene Donnelly Carole Gerhardy Doug Gordon John Engvall Don Harris Nancy Harris Don Hartley Ann Hawley Barbara Kinkaid Leatrice Knopf Dick Marston Tevis Martin Carol Mixter Carol Montgomery Bill Morrish Gary Powell Jim Ross Forrest Storz Ralph Vetterfein Georgia Wilcox CALIFORNIA CLUB STRONGER FELLOWSHIP and unity be- tween the campuses, the prime goal of the California Club, inspired the group to sponsor many varied activities this year. Under the leadership of Spring Chairman, Bart Brown, the Berkeley branch played host to Cal Clubbers from the other member campuses at their annual convention held between semesters. They also helped with Char- ter Day activities, made plans for the All-U Week End and entertained visit- ing students to the University. These enthusiastic Bears are a binding tie that helps to hold together the branches of our University, and are to be com- mended for their excellent representa- tion of Cal spirit. 23