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

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w LOVELY HELEN OF TROY. Lynn Husted, and her beautilul court en- hanced all Homecoming activities Princess Pam Campbell is majoring in French, is a member o Delta Gamma sorority and has been AFROTC Princess. Princess Yvonne Flint, a member o Kappa Alpha Theta, is majoring in Art. She was a Pasadena Rose Princess last year. Princess Linda Ralls, even with her rigid major o Dental Hygiene, has time for Chimes, Amazons and Kap- pa Alpha Theta. Princess Edith Hall is a member ot Pi Beta Phi and is in the School o Education. She was Sweetheart o Sigma Chi. Iroyditions in Sports ' Theme for Howeeoinin November is the month oi Homecoming — when SC is ablaze with color. This year ' s students pre- sented a program oi events carefully planned and worked on by an imposing array of committees and subcommittees. Lee Rafner, chairman, presented the 1957 theme, ' Troyditions in Sports, and coordinated the varied activities of Homecoming into a very successful week. Students and alumni participated in a host of events including the Flapper Parade sponsored by Theta Xi, with its roaring 20 ' s theme. The Homecoming Dance at the Ambassador Hotel with Frank DeVol and Shelly Manne was a huge success. Many door prizes were awarded, along with the Homecoming Sweepstakes Award to Tau Kappa Epsilon and Gamma Phi Beta. !«957 TROYDITIONS IN SPORTS Nov. 6 thru 9 POSTERS like this covered campus during Homecoming to announce the many activities planned lor students and alumni. mimm week WEDNESDAY, Nov. 6. 1957 IROIKK ■ 8 p. m. • Bovmd ■ Isl fHiwmamt HftlN Of TROY CROWNWG THURSDAY, Nov. 7, 1957 niOUOS 8 (I. m. ■ Bovwi ■ 2iiJ ftritfmma ■ Awonk FRIDAY, Nov. 8, 1957 ALUMNI GH TOCnWR • S p. m. Cat fs Restowont ROW OP(N HOUSE Buffet D»iwn 6:30 p. m. tM p. m. Flopptr Paro le m 28rti StrMt KWFIRE t PEP RALLY Apptm. KhOO p. m. SATURDAY, Nov. 9, 1957 ALUMNI CLASS REUNIONS 11:30 o. m. CoMHU Pre Game All American CeremoaiM ColhtNl - lue » SC «s STANFORD FOOTBALL GAME 2 a.m. Cakmm Hom« omiii | Oome 8:30 p. m. Anbonoder Hltei Enbossy Room. Fror ii 9iiVol t Slwtly Monm.

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.nj LYNN HUSTED stares in disbeliei as Pam Camphell and Linda Ralls congratulate her on her selection as 1957-58 Helen ol Troy. One en Lynn Husted Lynn Husted, a 19-year-old, dark-haired beauty was selected by a group of judges representing numerous pro- fessional fields to reign over all Homecoming activities and other official University f unctions throughout the year. Lynn ' s presentation highlighted the first night of Trolios as Dr. Raubenheimer placed the coveted crown on her head. Lynn has had the honor of being Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl and a mate in the San Pedro Fisherman ' s Fiesta. Lynn is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and participates in school activities. She is a member of AWS Cabinet, Red Cross and Sophomore Council. Con- gratulations to a lovely Queen!

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Trolios Top Homecoming Week Trolios, the annual fraternity-sorority variety show, packed Bovard on the Wednesday and Thursday nights oi Homecoming Week. The first night ' s performance was cli- maxed by the presentation of the Homecoming Queen and her four attendants. On the second evening the winners were selected. Kappa Kappa Gamma won the Women ' s Division with Be a Clown, while Delta Tau Delta (pic- tured above) won Men ' s Division with ' ' Songs Through the Ages. Tau Delta Phi and Town and Gown won Sweep- stakes with ' ' Vintage 1918. Dr. Paul Saltman proved a very capable MC. Pictured also are Fijis and Thetas with Luner Tunes and Martian Melodies, and ZTA ' s with Jubilation T. Cornpone. .«ftf V- r % ' ... I ' 7 .