Artemisia [yearbook], 1917 . At the Olympic Game 60 wmmmmmmmmlmmmM partment of Physical Education. It well demonstrated the faithful prac-tices they had had. May 8, 1915. The Interscholastic League met in the training quarters for theirannual meeting. In the afternoon the Academic League field meet inter-ested the audience in every feature. 08k ?] ۤ. Sophomore Gym Class May 9, 1915. Reverend Raymond Cummings Brooks, pastor in the First Congre-gational Church in Berkeley, gave a most wonderful baccaleaureate ser-mon. In the evening the Mandolin and Glee Clubs, safely embarked on thelake, seren


Artemisia [yearbook], 1917 . At the Olympic Game 60 wmmmmmmmmlmmmM partment of Physical Education. It well demonstrated the faithful prac-tices they had had. May 8, 1915. The Interscholastic League met in the training quarters for theirannual meeting. In the afternoon the Academic League field meet inter-ested the audience in every feature. 08k ?] €§. Sophomore Gym Class May 9, 1915. Reverend Raymond Cummings Brooks, pastor in the First Congre-gational Church in Berkeley, gave a most wonderful baccaleaureate ser-mon. In the evening the Mandolin and Glee Clubs, safely embarked on thelake, serenaded the host of people who had gathered around the banks. May 11, 1915. Today was Class Day, which ended so beautifully with the Seniorball. Many of the alumni were present, who danced as merrily as on thenight which closed their four years active residence at the University. May 12, 1915. Honorable David Snedden, commissioner of education in Massachu-setts, delivered the Commencement address. The conferring of degreesimmediately followed. 61 ^R,T;CTmMIA At 2 oclock the Alumni had luncheon together at the University din-ing hall. August 30, 1915. To see the students, old ones returning and new ones venturing onthe grounds for the first time, repaid the neighbors on the edge of the *-j •^b j^*jl


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