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

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AN EXCITING part o a Iresh- man ' s year, is dorm lite. Ginny finds the laciHiies to her liking at modern EVK dorm. ON HER TOUR of campus, Ginny finds Mudd Hall, a quiet but beautiful building, at the south end of campus. SORORITY RUSHING n :ke Row is another exciting part of Ginny ' s life. Here the 28th Street boys have fun looking over the new crop of freshmen. A MAP of the SC campus aids Ginny in find- ing out which building is which. Here she looks North on University Ave. past the Sci- ence building to the Student Union.

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THE BEGINNING o a typical iour-year trip through Troy iinds Freshman Ginny Cron- shaw at the Owens Hall Ad- mission Office. as a freshman NEXT STEP m Ginny ' s college liie takes her to a freshman counselor lor academic guid- ance. GINNY is shown taking the re- quued entrance exam. Now only one out oi every three stu- dents who apply are admitted to SC. AFTER ENROLLMENT Ginny sets out to view her new home. Here she pauses in front of Doheny Library.

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REGISTRATION v.-ith irc long lines can prove contusing to new students but Ginny receives valuable help irom a Big Sister Spur member. THE START of classes iinds Ginny at Founder ' s Hall where the majority of LAS classes are held. as a freshman AFTER REGISTRATION Ginny uses the facilities of the Univer- sity Bookstore to buy her books. AFTER TRYING the Grill tor cof ee and snacks, Ginny decides to try out the Trojan lood in the modern University Commons cafeteria. A FIRST VENTURE into the Grill may prove to be a bit awesome to a tresh- man, but Ginny soon finds that it is the hub of Trojan activities.