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

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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!

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Football, Religion, Beauty Monopolize November Ihc explosive month of Xovcnibcr prov- ed 1 rojans iiiL cnious. 1 he phoiiv Daih Bruin newspaper was only one of the escapades wliieh heiu;htened the eross-town elash between SC and I ' CLA. Football was much in the news as the Blood Bowl saw the two journalism staffs, the Daily Hritin and Dmly Trojan, continue their rivalry. Several thousand Trojans turned their backs on Los AnL eles for the annual trip to San Francisco, and another memorable event was Don Buford ' s outstanding; ;ridiron tactics. Can- on Br on (jreen also paid the SC campus a visit. His pleasin,L!;ly liberal views on life and relii ion were met with approval bv Trojan students. . round-up of campus beauties resulted in the selection of the ten calendar L irls and the Fl Rodeo Queen. .MISS NOVK.MBKR l .Miss Camlyii Tanklasii-. She is a Tri-Delt, cniDlK ' i] in the CoilcKc of Letters, Arts ,5: Sciences, and came to SC Iroin St. .Marv ' s Acadenn ' . Swiniriiinir ajul tr.ivelinL; are her favorite hohhies. lliK A. . l Al. HLOOD ]K)WI- football !i: ' ic between the staff members of tlie Daih ' Trojan and I ' CLA ' s Dail l ruin foun l the Trojan scribes coniinj; out on top of a 16-6 score. Dur- ing the third iuarter, an unidentified Trojan end snags a pass for a gain of some twentv ards. 97 CANO.N HK ' .AN (;I I;|:N is welcomed to the SC campus by Cireater I ' Chairm.ui Hill Steigerwalt and Hr. Raubeidieimer. Canon Green talked tor a week to capacit student audiences on religion in e cr (la ' life, moral attitudes in modern day .societ ' , and the affects of college lite on the student — .ill ipiite liberal iews!