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

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PERCHED UNDER A TREE, many students relax and study at the some time. Anyway, it ' s a good place to view the passing parade. Cramming, that is, trying to take it all in before the exam, proves helpful to some students, but to others . . . OUTDOOR EXERCISE is always anticipated after several hours in a classroom whether it be tennis, golf, archery, or softball. And such vigorous exercise always works up a hearty appetite. Freshman: Alone At First But Catching On Quickly When the typical freshman enters college, he is about as lost as an American in Paris. But, with the acquaintance of new friends and the feeling that he is finally becoming an adult, it doesn ' t take him time to adjust. Before long he may have the company of a coed to liven his day up and combat the fatigue of too much study and not enough fun. He may seek a fra- ternity to find new friends or he may feel they are not necessary with everything considered. Many students bring their lunch, even more dine in the campus cafeterias or grills, and some walk up toward Hoover for a quick bite at one of the local eateries.

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ALARM CLOCKS have a habit of waking us up at the most inconvenient times, but those eight o ' clock classes are calling Typical Student: Can You Picture Yourself as Him? Who is the typical student and what does he do? What are his interests? How does he spend his free time? If there is such a thing as a typical student, we feel that he may slightly resemble the fellow on these pages. He thoroughly enjoys this new life in col- lege although he has problems just like everyone else. Your day compared to his may be even more typical or maybe not typical at all, but see if he might, in some way, remind you of yourself. A BRIEF LOOK at the world news during breakfast and then into the first class of the day . . . trying to keep bright and alert. Eight o ' clocks are popular with those persons who and everyone knows that once you re up and your foe? ha: been doused with cold water, everything ' s fine. maintain that it ' s early to bed, early to rise . . . or some- thing like that. It ' s always so much more stimulating to be out at the crack of dawn too.

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PREPARATION for an afternoon class is done by some ambitious students right after lunch. Oth- ers would rather study all at one time . . . either in the early morning or in the late evening. GIRLS ARE FUN and after a day of studies, it ' s nice to relax and forget one ' s scholastic problems even if for just a little while. Hope our friend doesn ' t forget that afternoon class. GRILLTIME means coke time and time out for a relaxing song from the jukebox. Looks like our friend has missed his class which is, after all, typical. Of course, such typical students don ' t last long.