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

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©fass of ' 01 IMO TTO: ' • possf a J esse. ' COLORS: Oraniit ' and IPIiite A A .V VHLL: NaughtN-one! Nautihty-one! Freshmen we! Rackety! Hacl ety! U! S! C! A A A Officers JOHN Oliver, Piesident H. W. MCINTIER, Vice-President Mamie BarR, Secretary CHAS. a. Holland, Sergeant-at-Arms Russell H. Crowell, Historian MAE HEASLIP JENNIE NEEDLES CHAS. A. HOLLAND M. E. MORGAN C. O. WATERMAN GUY N. PARSONS RAY M. HASSON JOHN OLIVER J. H. CRUM IRA B. WALTON KATHERLNE DRYER PEARL BRENIZER THOS. J. NELSON B. SNUDDEN HERBERT I. PRIESTLEY TULLY KNOLES GEO. H. GREEN R. H. CROWELL CHAS. J. SHOLANDER W. A. WOOD MAMIE BARR OLIVE M. CLARKE R. H. HADDOCK L. S. ENYEART CHAS. A. MCEUEN F. O. HARRIS S. L. MOULTON H. W. MCINTIER ERWIN MILLER EDITH PADDISON

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s THOMAS LLOYD OTARY PUBLIC and GENERAL CONVEYANCER i REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE si If mahc a Spccialt of Improved and unimproved property at Uni -ei ' sity. Los Angeles City propertN ' and suburban lots. . . . Acreage in the South or Southwest suburbs in tracts of one or more acres. ...... If Is PS 6vain, jFvuit, m b Hlfalfa %mb tor Sale an lEychaiujc. . . . Ibouscs 1Rcntc IRcntiS Collected Ui cs il aut a.oau6 1Hcilotlatc H (Bcucval .IBvolJcracic ConiMictci OFFICE; N. W. Corner 38th Street and Wesley Ave. ADDRESS; University Station, Los Angeles, Cal, 3ia

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Grace D. Phillips, pianist; Beiij. O. Lac -, flutist; Miss Violet 1. Millii eii, i uitar- ist; and the Misses Emily V ' alline and Anali Hatch, who both possess sweet voices — all fill long-telt wants in the college. In the Sopliomoie are also found the Juno and Adonis of U. S. C: Miss Georgia Holman and Charlie Briggs. Again, the Theological school is ably and eloquently represented by Frank T. Scott, the original Great Scott. There is not space to e.xpatiate further on the indi ' idul members, but men- tion is certainh ' suft ' icieiit. The finest poem on Spring e er written in tliis insti- tution was composed by Miss Helen Merry man. Fred Brown deserves particular mention, inasmuch as he belongs to one of the most ancient families in America. His famih ' came from England about the se ' enteenth century. Here the Indians tortured them by roasting, and they were such a beautiful shade that ever after the savages called them Brown. The foot ball team was ably aided by R. E- Wilson, Clyde Bott, and Captain Austin O. Martin. To these, no doubt, we owe our unparalleled x ' ictories during the past season. May their shadows ne -er grow less! Therefore, it is no wonder that we are the class ot U. S. C. We do not say this in a spirit of boastfulness, but simply as a clear, candid, concise confession of our characteristics and capabilities, in fact, the Sophomore class may be cony- pared to a pure bud, from which the green lea ' es, the Freshmen, ha ' e dropped away. The Junii ' is the faded flower, and the Senior merely the sere and yjel- low leaf. 4S