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

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all-u week end and homecoming On Friday, October 19, Cal once again played host to the festivities of All-U Week End. Heralding the beginning of the week end was the University Meeting at which time the student body presidents from each campus spoke. Skits by members of the different campuses were featured at the Rally that evening and the highlight of the activities was the Saturday football games. The All-U Dance brought to a close the action-packed week end. A few weeks later enthusiasm, excitement, and the true Cal spirit penetrated the Big Game Week. Introduced by Blue Monday, the week that followed was full of such traditional activities as the Queen contest, the jazz concert with Stan Kenton, and the Axe Review. Under the theme of Big Game Daze the Men ' s and Women ' s living groups decorated the front of their houses and the winners were announced at the pregame rally Friday night. The enthusiasm of the week ' s activities was expounded in the game, the victory of which was celebrated by all loyal Californians.

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T to announces ofalmt, 1-14. e A X( senior week With the able assistance of Barbara Levin and Tom Lubbock, co-chairmen, and Howard Seligman, business manager, Senior Week was, as usual, a ' tremendous success. Of course, the senior class officers led by Bert Barker, president, lent a hand to help the week run smoothly. Among the traditional events staged were the Men ' s and Women ' s Banquets, a picnic barbecue, Senior Sweetheart contest, Senior Ball, and a tea given by Mrs. Sproul following Baccalaureate. The Pilgrimage took the seniors, attired in caps and gowns, on a sentimental final tour of the campus. And, of course, graduation itself brought to an end the week ' s activities on a note of sadness but one of sheer relief as well. This week will be long remembered by the seniors for it marked the culmination of a seventeen-year career in institutions of learning. a fig ' 11104 it c