The San Francisco call., 1905-01-23
UNIVERSITY
SONG BOOK AT
LAST ARRIVES

BERKELEY, Jan 2z-Aftsr waiting two
years for the publication Of their university
song book, men Of the colleges at last have
received copiee Of the work The books ar
rived to-day at President Wheelers office, but
not in such quantities as TO permit OF supply
ing ell who may wish to have the publication
The budget Of songs is complete ~ o result
mainly. Of Professor @. NJ Gayley's work He
has superintended the compilation Of the songA
and urged on the work of publishing them.
The old songs have been reproduced just as
they have been sung for years on the campus.
The preparation Of ths music has been super
vised by II. B. Passmore of San Francisco.
who has done this without compensation
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CALIFORNIA; Rush Inn Down the Campus !
MAS Bound to win"i Stamford HaA . Little
Sw.ye Got 70 Win To-day: IN. Day Day L:
Neil Baker, besides the distinction Of being
the best singles tennis player At the univer-
sity. has won silver loving cup. the gift OF
his associates. The cup bears the inscription:
Champion interclass singles." with Baker s
name below. Baker is junior Of the univer-
Drumnond MacGavin in the intercollegiate
meet.
Officers for the university orchestra have
been elected this term as follows: N. New
field, president and manager; Grant Remer.
assistant manager; R. c. Merwin, SECRETARY
Plans are being made for an orchestra dance.
and expects TO provide several elaborate en-
tertainments during the term.
The Hillegass Tract is expected to be a
model stadium when the plans for the greater
university have been carried out. In the CEN
ter will be the oval, cinder track. the base
ball diamond and the football field. At the
other end win lPs be mads for t.
courts for both men and women The athletic
equipment Is expected TO compare favoraby
with that OF any American university.
At the meeting of the Associated Women
Students next Monday will be discussed the
zine, the colonial ball, athletics, including
boating and tennis and basketball. 1t is the
The senior banquet held Friday night at the
Metropole Hotel in Oakland proved to be the
most notable affair of it's kind the class has
ever known. The class was well represented.
Toasts were responded to as follows during
the evening: How to Win woman's
Heart" R, G. Tuttle; "co-eds-rwo Of a
window" W. Il. Dehm: '.Propitious occa-
sions,' Leo D. Bishop; "Kicks.'' James
Force; Financial Experiences. Eugene
Hallett: Am I Really a Killer?" d. p.
Boothe; ''The Evil Spots OF Frisco A. G.
Keane; Married Life I" L. r. Bulkeley.
Next Monday is the last day on which stu
dents may make changes In study lists None
will be allowed after that day except by spe-
cial petition to the faculty.
The drawings in the interclass tennis tour
nament have resulted as follows:
Freshman class-Morgan and var1el play
Lumbard and Smile Butler and Schmidt drew
q bye.
Sophomore class-Newhall and Wright play
Lane and Wayne. Francis and Lowell play
Craig and partner Gorrill and Whitaker drew
a bye.
Junior class-Esterly and Linforth play Mo
Duffe and variei. Baker and Rolfe drew a
bye. The entries in the senior meet have
pions are decided there will come the inter-
class tournament, which will result In the
choosing of q team to represent the univer-
sity.
The collection Of stuffed birds In East Hall
has at last been put on display In air-tight
been arranged and classified by Warren
Cheney of Berkeley.
The French department is to continue its
course OF French lectures on general topics
these having covered last term Partisan life
and men Of letters. French novels and now
elists and other subjects. Robert Dupouey Is
to deliver many OF the lectures OF this term,
in the students observatory.