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

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all-u week end Notable for its friendliness, spirit and the feeling of one university, the 1954 All-University Week End, held this year in Berkeley, celebrated two occasions. The main theme centered around a birthday party honoring Brother Bruin, but, at the same time, Riverside was given a rousing welcome into the University family. ALL-1.1 WEEK END COMMITTEE—SEATED, Nit to right: Gerry PlUtOttp Miry WWI, Gmboto Clymer, clMtmWc Jean Brady, Lesley color-0. STANDING: Kart WeIna, Jan Stenos, Bill Isbell, DPI Pace, Gary Poo II, Al Nene , Don Mania, Sob Sem , Nominee. Headlining this year ' s All-University get-together were: the All-University meeting at which the student body presidents and yell leaders from each campus spoke ; a rally composed of talent from each of five campuses, and a very successful dance at the Men ' s Gym—Brother Bruin ' s Birthday Blast. Rounding out the three-day period were the Saturday football games which added the final touch of spirit and good sportsmanship which highlights this week end every year. With the possible exception of the hard-working planning committee, a pleasant and relaxing time was had by all. 24

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the eight campuses March 23, 1868—the birthday of the University of California. Since that day the University has grown from one campus to eight, and it carries out education in both a general and specialized manner. Expansion has been the key word in the past year for the University. Foremost has been the establishment of new campuses at Santa Barbara and Riverside. The opening of a new medical center at San Francisco was another highlight of the year. Davis has continued in its addition of letters and science courses to its fine agriculture course curriculum. How deep is the ocean? was the topic of interest at Scripps Institute of Oceanography, while How high is the sky? held the center of the stage at Lick Observatory atop Mt. Hamilton. Topping off th e University are the broad campuses at Berkeley and Los Angeles. We are truly deserving in being called the world ' s largest university. 23

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california club The California Club is composed of chapters at the Berkeley, Los Angeles, Davis, Santa Barbara, Riverside and San Francisco campuses, with the purpose of promoting intercampus unity. Under the scope of its activities, committees work on intercampus information, hospitality and orientations, alumni and presidential ceremonies, all-university events, athletic relations, and academic and administrative problems—all with the idea of furthering better relations amongst the various University campuses and representing the individual campus in the best possible light. Once a year all the chapters meet at the Cal Club Convention to work out problems in the above fields, to propose new resolutions, and to set club policies. Anc son Belted Blatkottatr Crate Clymer Nuectrfoed JohnSoo lOarleaan Leslie Little bbluite Menlo Nutlet Muter nowt Powell Calmer Wadi Splekeernm Steams Spots Tricot( Wild le GAM WILSON, assistant to atesIdtel Sped, Inds Ns Make ad spirit to Cal Club allvities. PETE DOLLIVER and M thaitman o4 Cal Club In Me Fall, lumina his cake veer to Roe Caul. tea, win Wired Inttting$ in Ile 25