University of California Davis - El Rodeo Yearbook (Davis, CA)

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bulllWlxN t I IKP..'- I lcl Freshmen The year 1922 brought with it new plans for the College of Agricul- ture. These plans were for the enlarging and upbuilding 0f the work offered at the branch at Davis. Heretofore it was necessary to attend at Berkeley before taking a degree, but these new plans make it possible for all work to be taken at Davis. In View of these plans it is feasible to expect that as many as possible would be discouraged from the non- degree work, and that they would be encouraged to take degree work, beginning in August, 1922. For these reasons we found that the number of men entering in January in non-degree work to be small. Although lacking in number, they Were of high order, and we find them today well imbued with the College spirit and forging rapidly ahead in Student Body activities. After learning the College traditions t0 the tune of many splashes and gurgles, they are now ready to help next years Freshmen Class learn these traditions in the same manner in which they were taught. We are sure that they will carry forth the ideals and uphold the traditions of the College in a true and sportsman-like manner. Remember, it is up to you to help build up school spirit, and we are sure that the traditions and ideals will be safe in your hands. FRESH FRESHMEN 59

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FRESHMAN CLASS

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