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

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I ' NDERDCXtS. HAH! The mitihty SC elevt-ii surprised the entire countrv with their superb playing during the first game of the ' 58 season. Trojan spirit was at an all time high as SC fans watched their team permeate the Oregon line. A VICTORIOUS OPENING GAME TEAM carries Coach Don Clark to the dressing room amid a series of deafening cheers bv thousands of happy Trojan rooters. Shortly afterward, a huge rally was conducted tor the play- ers at the dressing room. VICTORY SYMBOL! Long has Tommy Trojan and his white charger been the symbol ot victory at Trov Excitement mounts as Conquest is played and he appears at the far side of the Coliseum. As 1 ommy nears, the crowd of Trojan rooters cheers and gives the ' ictory Sign. He is another in the long list ot 1 roy- clitions at SC. !3

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T ' ' I ' IC.AL FRKSHMAN, Susie Tialoi, lin.K that iiinviii : up to college presents its problems. But after a tew ila s. she finds a plaee tor her helongiiiL ' s aiiil settles down to college life. ON ITS VA ' OLT is the old fashioned -Hell Week. What used to be a needless hazing of pledges is now becoming a more realistic, constructive Help Week on the Row. WHKN CLASSKS BEGAN, the weather still refused to cool down. .Many professors took their stmlents out on the lawns arcjund the classroom buildmgs for a cool -ession. Settlmg Donn for A New Semester , uoN TO BK MOVING INTO THEIR NEW HOME are the Sigma Chi ' s. Main a happy memory lingers, although the great white hunting lodge is a thing of the past.

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. MISS OCTOBER, Sherry Wright, hails from Delta Gamma. A freshman, majoring in International Relations, her hobbies include art, tennis, mountain climbing, and attending spectator sports. Sherry became a Trojane after attending Ramona Convent. OCTOBER Homecoming Makes A Busy Month The Fall season of activities at the I ' niversity reached its heiii;ht in a grand October maelstrom which will long be remembered for the variety and scale of events. Homecoming week- end arrived early, a burst of pageantry and festival following in the wake of hundreds of hours of preparation. Fra- ternity Row was the slippery scene of the annual Chi Phi atermelon Dig. as the results of the Kickoff Queen con- test were announced. Dr. Topping was inaugurated as our new president, a happy union for the man and the school. And another president, named Eisenhower, whirlybirded in and out of town in defiance of freeway traffic and the Democratic Partv. iL 6 .M L .. IN AX INKUR.MAL iLlILNG, cott I ' lt Randolph. .issc President, lectures to the student leaders of ' J ' rov. This is the Idyllwild Conference, where man - of the problems and projects of the coming school year are discussed. This year, many new policies were set during the weekend-long .session. RKALIZINC THi: INFLL KXCK that college students h;i e in political affairs, Sen.itor Know- land made Troy one of his campaign stops during the hotlv contested race for California Governor. 14