11 a.m.

History 104, Prof. Smith, 110 California Hall.

Anthropology 102, Mr. Waterman, Museum of Anthropology.
Music 10, Mr. Foote, 101 California Hall.

German 3 (F), Dr. Pinger, 7 North Hall.

German 105 (Tu Th), Prof. Ziertmann, 102 California Hall.
German 206 (M W F), Prof. Ziertmann, 102 California Hall.
Mathematics 1, Mr. Wright, 18в North Hall.
Mathematics 208, Prof. Keyser, 21 North Hall.

Physics 104 (M W F), Prof. Minor, 13 South Hall.
Chemistry 1, Prof. Booth, 217 Chemistry Building.
Hygiene 1 (M W F), Dr. Force, Pathological Laboratory.
Hygiene 2 (Tu Th), Dr. Force, Pathological Laboratory.
Botany 2, Mr. Chandler, Botany Building.

Manual Training 4, Mr. Evans, 1 Mechanics Building.
Physical Education 5A, (M W F), Miss Hofer,
Physical Education 20 (M W F), Dr. Beach.
Physical Education 22 (Tu Th), Dr. Beach.

Stenography 3 (M W F), Mrs. Harford, 10 North Hall.
Stenography 6 (Tu Th), Mrs. Harford, 10 North Hall,
Accounting 3 (Tu Th), Mr. Evans, 114 California Hall.

1 p.m.

Education 105, Mr. Chamberlain, 107 California Hall.
Music 9, Mr. Chapman, 1 Observatory.

German 1 (continued from 8 o'clock), Mr. Wyneken, 7 North Hall.
French 1 (2 hours), Prof. Wilmsen, 15в North Hall.

Spanish 1 (continued from 8 o'clock), Mr. Boehncke, 16B North Hall.
Physics 1 (continued from 9 o'clock), Mr. Danforth, 13 South Hall.
Physics 2 (continued from 9 o'clock), Prof. Minor, 4 East Hall.

Geography 101, Mr. Wright, 113 California Hall.

Zoology 1 (M W F), Dr. Daniel, East Hall.

Hygiene 4 (3 hours), Miss Henderson, Bacteriological Laboratory.
Hygiene 5, Dr. Sawyer, Pathological Laboratory.
Drawing 1 (3 hours), Mr. Tenney, 22 East Hall.
Drawing 2 (3 hours), Mr. Tenney, 22 East Hall.
Drawing 3 (3 hours), Prof. Wythe, 9 East Hall.
Drawing 105 (3 hours), Prof. Wythe, 5 East Hall.
Drawing 106 (3 hours), Miss Gearhart, 11 East Hall.

Manual Training 1 (3 hours), Miss Brown, McKinley School.

Manual Training 5 (3 hours), Mr. Leonard, McKinley School.
Entomology 1, Mr. Bridwell, Entomological Laboratory.

Agricultural Education 2 (3 hours), Mr. Mansell, 2 Agricultural Building
Medicine 2 (3 hours), Prof. Rusk, Pathological Laboratory.

2 p.m.

Philosophy 1 (M W F), Prof. Santayana, 1 Philosophy Building.
Philosophy 2 (Tu Th), Prof. Santayana, 1 Philosophy Building.

Education 1, Dr. Boone, 103 California Hall.

History 103, Prof. Bolton, 110 California Hall.

Home Economics 3, Miss Campbell and Miss Johnson, 113 California Hall.

Latin 1, Prof. Washburn, Museum of Archaeology.

Music 3, Mrs. Sweesy.

Music 6, Miss McClure, 1 Observatory.

English 1A, Mr. Rowell, 101 California Hall.

German 2 (continued from 9 o'clock), Dr. Pinger, 7 North Hall.
Physics 1 (Laboratory, 2 hours), Mr. Danforth, 1 East Hall.
Zoology 2, Mr. Miller, East Hall.

Entomology 2, Mr. Bridwell, Entomological Laboratory.
Physical Education 5B (M W F), Miss Hofer.

Home Economics 3, Miss Campbell, 113 California Hall.

3 p.m.

Education 206, Dr. Boone, 103 California Hall.
History 106, Prof. Bolton, 110 California Hall.
Home Economics 4, Miss Campbell, 107 California Hall.
Latin 103, Prof. Washburn, Museum of Archaeology.
Music 4, Mrs. Sweesy, 1 Observatory,

English 1B, Mr. Rowell, 109 California Hall.
English 107, Prof. Kurtz, 19 North Hall.
Geography 102. Mr. Wright, 113 California Hall.
Physical Education 4 (M W F), Miss Hagelthorn.
Physical Education 6 (Tu), Mrs. Morgan.
Physical Education 12 (M W F), Miss Hagelthorn and Dr. Beach.
Physical Education 13 (Tu Th), Miss Hagelthorn and Dr. Beach.
Physical Education 21 (M W F), Miss Hagelthorn and Dr. Beach.
Typewriting 4, Mrs. Harford, 10 North Hall.

4 p.m.

Music 7, Miss McClure, 1 Observatory.

English 208, Prof. Kurtz, 19 North Hall.

Physical Education 14 (M W F), Mrs. Morgan,
Physical Education 25 (M W F), Miss Hagelthorn.
Typewriting 5, Mrs. Harford, 10 North Hall.

Hours to be arranged

Philosophy 4, Dr. Brown.

French 204 (3 hours), Mr. Solomon.

Astronomy 2 (6 hours), Mr. Meyer.
Astronomy 103, Mr. Meyer.

Physics 103, Prof. Minor.

Physics 205, Prof. Minor..

Geography 103, Prof. Holway.

Chemistry 102, Prof. Morgan and Prof. Booth.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.

Name (signed) in full:

Permanent P. O. Address:

any.

APPLICATION FORM.

Occupation:

Age (if under 21 years):

High schools, academies, and colleges or universities attended, with periods and dates of attendance; also dates of graduation, and degrees received, if (Answer fully):

References:

[SUMMER SESSION OF 1911]

(Avoid initials and other abbreviations)

(Names and addresses of school officers or others from whom information about you may be obtained)

Specify the summer courses in which you desire to enroll:

(It is understood that this list is subject to change)

Place and date of writing this application:

Applications should, if possible, be filed with the Recorder of the Faculties, Berkeley, California, on or before June 7th. They may be sent by mail. In case of adverse action by the Faculty upon an application for admission to the Summer Session, the applicant is notified immediately, by mail; in other cases no acknowledgment or other notice is sent. Additional application forms may be obtained by addressing the Recorder of the Faculties.

DIRECTIONS.

1. On or before Wednesday, June 7th, if possible, file application with the Recorder of the Faculties.

2. Before Monday, June 19th, if possible, select lodgings in Berkeley.

3. Saturday, June 24th

Monday, June 26th

Registration. (a) Register your college

address with the Recorder, California Hall, north end of corridor, second floor; (b) obtain from the Recorder an admission card and a blank study card; (c) show your admission card to the Secretary of the Regents (south end of corridor); (d) pay necessary fees, and (e) have your admission card stamped by the secretary; (f) this card is to be shown on demand, to the officers in charge of the classes, at the first meetings of the classes, or at any time during the session. Students who can conveniently do so are advised to register with the Recorder and pay their fees to the Secretary on Saturday, June 24th, in order to gain time for consultation with their instructors and for other preliminaries on Monday. Fees may be paid from 8:30 a.m. to 12 m. on Saturday, and from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday.

The regular class exercises will begin on Monday, June 26th.

4. Monday, June 26th, 3 pm., University Meeting. A general as sembly of the Faculty and students of the Summer Session. Announcements by the Dean; addresses by members of the Faculty.

5. Within one week after registration, your study-card, duly filled out, should be returned to the Recorder.

6. To obtain a certificate of record, showing the courses elected during the session and the grade attained in each, deposit a self-addressed stamped envelope with the Recorder at the close of the session, and a certificate will be mailed to you.

OFFICE HOURS OF THE DEAN.

The Dean of the Summer Session will keep office hours daily, except Saturday, 10:30-11:30, Room 209, California Hall.