University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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' { mf Sfe L . viW 1 . J iitfi HKa ' ' V » m . raati :t! s jm -.it . The saying goes, Once a Bruin, aiways a Bruin ' or sometliing iilce tUat. UCLA students formed a close linit community of friends and colleagues which formed the hackhone of our college experience. The spirit of the student hody was overwhelming as the pride in being a member of the UCLA community shone through in every event and activity anended by Bruins. Athletic events in and of themselves were enough to convince any outsider of the enthusiasm the students had for the school. Anendance at the use versus UCLA football game in November was over 80,000, higher than Base Bowl capacity. ApathyP Yeah right. Not in this family. In a tense moment that could change the outcome of the game, anxious Bruins wait nervously for the results. Their blue and gold war-paint-like adornment showed their intense support for UCLA. OPENING 13

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A UCLA alumnus gets into the football spirit with a future Bruin sports star. Many alumni attended athletic events, some with their children, usually decked out in blue and gold. smiles to impress the crowd, a mother and daughter cheer for the Bruins. Games such as the UCLA vs. USC matches were often family affairs. Two current sports enthusiasts fill the stands with excitement. Sports fans braved cold weather and huge crowds to see the Bruins play. Brulinainilies aiumnLlutuf ji i n ' M SK ■♦ 1 1 Rosette Gonziiles 12 OPENING

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As OIK ' ol the iiiosi allniclivc scenes (in Lanipus. Janss Slops is a lavdrilc aniDiiu visitors anil slinlcnls alike. These steps also eairieil a rieh history, beiny one oT the first pathways to campus. I ' liologiaphed lly: KolxTio l eycs Any 14 PROLOGUE if .r •. j f.