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

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Foreword HE Class of 1920 is able to publish El Rodeo only as a result of the splendid co-operation of the faculty, the students, and the various organizations. The book is not as large as usual, we admit. The staff realize that all of the phases of uni- versity life and activity are not represented but this is due, for the most part, to condi- tions brought about by the war. We have endeavored to make up in quality and nov- elty for the difference in size. We trust that our efforts to make the book a success and a credit to the University will be appreciated by you as much as your expressions of faith and encouragement have been by us. We hope that with the new realization of the need for co-operation and unity, and with the new spirit of self-sacrifice engendered by the war, the students of succeeding years will be able to publish books that will repre- sent completely the University. With this brief explanation of our position, we let our case stand, trusting that you will find herein that which will commemorate for you our part in the war.

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DEDICATED TO Emory S. Bogardus, Ph. T). whos9 optimism, fairness, integrity, kindly interest in his pupils, and scholarly attainments have won for him the admiration and affection of all who have been privileged to know him as a teacher.