University of Southern California - El Rodeo Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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•University (Botors Universitv of Southern California: Gold. College of Liberal Arts: Cardinal. College of Music: Blue. College of Theology: Royal Purple. College of Medicine: Emerald Green. Chaffey Collegiate Institute: 01i e Green. A A a: (Un«Versit»| S ' ii A A A ' U ersily( Vfeff Rackety! Hackety! Wah! Who! Wah! Rackety! Hackety! Wah! Who! Wah! Zip! Boom! Bah! Zip! Boom! Bah! U! S! C! and a Rah! Rah! Rah! A A A fUniVersitvj 91i onograiT

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impose upon us and you ne lected your opportunity. It ou are a lower classman your chance will come when you reach your Junior year. It you are a member of the Faculty, we will tritely say we did it on purpose, and contritely add that we will never do it again. E.xperience has proven that no other class of people can support so large a number of organizations as a live body of students, and a perusal of El Rodeo will prove that U. S. C. is a good example of this. More than a score of organ- izations, including Christian associations, athletic organizations, fraternities, and literary societies have contributed to make our school life interesting and profit- able, and in their histories the careful thinker will discern indications of the striv- ings after self-improvement which have so fully characterized our school life. The past year has been one of -iclories for U. S. C. which augur much for the future. Victories on the rostrum, gridiron, and diamond, and the successful season for our glee club have been but indications of the loyal student spirit which has made possible these conquests. While we as members of th is student body have labored faithfully to aid in bringing about these results, yet as a class we have had in view the publication of this .Annual, which we sincerely believe will aid materially in placing our universit - in the high rank which it should hold among the educational institutions of our land. It is not for praise that we have labored, nor yet for vain glory that we have toiled, but that we might but mark with an enduring monument a step forward in the progress of our own U. S. C, and show to all in this fair Southland that in our Alma Mater is the spirit of earn- est work and endeavor that does honor to an institution based upon the teachings of the Christ. THE EDITORS.

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J oard oj- J rustees vb?fficers GEO. W. WHITE, A. M., D. D., PRESIDENT REV. J. B. GREEN, VICE-President GAIL B. JOHNSON, Secretary A. E. POMEROY, TREASURER GEO. I. COCHRAN, Financial Agent •Ccnii iEii.m-i:6 Scptcnil ' ci ' , ISOS. Rev. Clark Crawford A. J. Wallace Rev. b. C. Cory Rev. Geo. F. Bovard D. M. Welch Rev. R. S. Cantine W. W. Beckett ■Cciin Etoiics Scv ' tciiU ' cv, lOOO. Rev. E. a. Healy Rev. S. a. Thomson C. M. Parker Geo. Sinsabaugh C. E. White Gail B. Johnson REV. F. M. l.ARKIN Zcvm Erpucs Sci ' tL-ml ' cv. isoo. A. E. POMEROY REV. E. S. Chase Rev. Will a. Knighten LuciEN Shaw Rev. J. B. GREEN Rev. Geo. W. White Geo. I. Cochran