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

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A FIRST encounter with a student trorn a foreign land proves very interesting to Ginny. Over 1100 ioreign students were enrolled at SC this year. THE SCELLAR is another of SC ' s eating lacilities, and is located in the basement ot Sto- nier Hall. SUNNY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA days makes eat- ing on the Trojan Patio pleasant. The Patio is adja- cent to the second floor Commons dining rooms. WITH CLASSES come dooks and Ginny begins to find Do- heny Library ' s selection of over 700,000 volumes helpful in the conquest of her studies.

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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.

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AS A MEMBER o Trojan Squires, Sophomore Stan Ralls has the duty o showing new stu- dents and visitors the highlights of the SC cam- pus. Here he points out the Alumni Memorial Park. . . . as a sophomore HOOSE MEMORIAL Library oi Philos- ophy located in Mudd Hall is one oi the points oi interest on a Trip Through Troy. THE INSCRIPTION on a monument in honor oi the founding of the university is pointed out by Stan as he leads tours through the campus. STAN SURVEYS th tories which are embeded in the south wall of Founders Hall. THE SCHOOL of Music building has historical interest in a campus tour because it is the old- est university building in Southern California