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

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TRC)M.AM)1;RS DIDN ' T L ' ,0 HI SGRY tor rluML- wl-ix- t- L-ral IHI-: ALl ' HA CiA.M candied apple bodth, aloiij; with refreshiiieiit booths to appease the appetites of the him ;ry people who nian ' others, gave an air of color and festivity to the attended. Pi . a was top attraction as the crowds bciian to ari ' i e. Frida ' niiiht carnival activities. Many Alums Return For Colorful Exhibits KAPfA firp i «?- FIRST PLACE in House Decorations went to Tau Kappa Epsilon (above) and . Mpha Chi ( niega (below). The Tekes presented a beautiful California Rear head as a Trophy for Troy. The .Alpha Chi ' s played the Puritan role as they enabled the Trojans to Take Stock of the Bears in their prize-winning entry. hi: -t MUTE E TI)K CE of the success of the Kappa Sigma Tomato Toss is this picture taken at 3 o ' clock in the morn- ing, long after everyone had left Tro land for home. Many, however, went to the Row for an all-night session to com- plete their entries in the House Decorations competition!

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San Francisco! Nearly 3000 Trojan rooters made the annual pilL!;rimage to Sail Fran- ciseo for the biii; football t ame up north — this time for the SC-Stanford game. Arriving on every coneeivable form of transportation, they jammed into the hotels around famed Inion Square. Starting on Ihursday night, the Bav Cities began to hum with the voiees and merriment of Trojans on a iioliday, and by Saturday, everyone knew that SC had arrived! F arly on Saturday morning, special buses and trains began tranporting SC students and alumni to the farm for the game. As is in the history books, our pilgrimage was successful, and San Francisco was the scene of joyous cele- bration of every form — hotel room parties, nite club shows, spontaneous rallies in different sections of town. Ves, the Trojans had traveled some 400 miles for the big game and they had won, both on the Held and in spirit! IM» M» K •lis imi ii EVEN AFTER PARTYING it up all night Friday, some loyal Trojans still had enough strength to drag themselves to the Big Game at Stanford on Saturday morning!