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

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SENIOR HERB KOSTLAN concludes our lour year pictorial trip through the SC campus, its activities and fa- cilities. Here Herb leaves Allan Han- cock foundation where classes in telecommunications are held. TPXt as a senior fits A SELDOM pictured service on the SC campus is the University office of the U. S. Postal Service. AS AN OFFICER o Senior Class, Herb receives advice from the student activities of- fice. AFTER FOUR YEARS at SC Herb is still a loyal Trojan rooter. 14

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THE DAILY TROJAN is a must on the daily reading schedule o most stu- dents. Diane reads the paper in the Student ' s Lounge. ANOTHER FACILITY in the Student Lounge which Diane takes advantage oi is the television, provided iree ior students. T r tr 7% r STILL ANOTHER service ofSered to students is dental care. For a nominal fee the School oi Dentistry will do all types of dental work. SC PRIDES itself with its very active program of stu- dent laculty relations. Here Diane receives academic - guidance to make sure she takes all the courses neces- i sary lor her degree. 13

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SC ' s CAMPUS makes a nice setting o; outdoor study and relaxation during the spring montiis. In the background is Allan Hancock Foundation THE LITTLE CHAPEL ot Silence in the northwest wing o Town and Gown, provides a religious setting where stu- dents may spend time in devotion. NOW THAT he is a sen- ior. Herb pays close at- tention to the business field he is about to en- ter. Trade and profes- sional magazines are available in all school and department offices. TRADITIONAL SENIOR activities include a check with the Senior Records office in Owens Hall and a graduation picture at the SC Photo Shop. 15