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

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Foreword N attempting to present in an attractive and easily digestible form this record of the past University year, the Editor and Manager could not be indifferent to the many difficulties insepar- able from such an enterprise. Of the success with which the work has been accomplished, they must of course leave others to judgeg but they may with- out immodesty speak briefly of their preparation for the task and of the obstacles which beset them while perfecting its completion. From the beginning were plans made and foundations laid to create a Uni- versity Book in the fullest sense of the term. This result has been fully attained with the exception of one college. The comprehensiveness of the volume was possible only after the hearty support of the respective administrations had been secured, the task of inducing the other seven student bodies to become cooperant with that of Liberal Arts has been weari- some but pleasant, and keen delight has been experi- enced in the gathering and preparation of the mate- rial. Now that EL RODEO '15 is a reality and the labor of its compilation remains only as a loving memory, the Editor and Manager may survey the result with a retrospective air and vouchsafe that therein is contained the best they have to give. HALLAM HANS ANDERSON

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To PROFESSOR ARTHUR WIcKEs NYE B.S., M.E., THE JUNIOR CLASS OF 1915 DEDICATES THIS VOLUME OF EL RODEO

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GEORGE FINLEY BOVARD, A.M.,D.D.,LL.D., F.S.P President Unifverrily of Southfrn California