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

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m. Qfmjj The EL RODEO 1980 is dedicated to those Trojans who have stud- ied the past, question the present, and speculate about the future. It is they who see the university ' not only as an academic institution, but as an important chapter in their lives. It is they who value their ties with the university ' enough to see that it maintains the qualit} ' that the} wish to be associated with. And, it is those Trojans who will leave a little bit of tradition for USC ' s second century.

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The university was founded nearh ' 100 years ago with 53 students Iwho attended classes in a single wooden building. It was built on a parcel of land that had been donated by a Cadiolic, a Protestant, and a Jew. Now, the Toward Centiir} II program seeks $275 million to help meet USC ' s educational goals. But, it is die balance between the educational goals and the people who actually strive to achieve tliem that give the Universit of Southern California the reputation unique to its tradition.

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ACADEMICS THE YEAR ATHLETICS LIFESTYLES 16 144 dtjd ORGANIZATIONS 362 Lisa Janet Hubbard, Editor Freda Berman, Organizations Wendell Ching, Copy Karin Davalos, Copy Jill Dove, Academics Peter Essick, Photographer Thomas Hall, Photographer Cindie Hunt, Greeks Paul Izenstark, Photographer Steve Luther, Athletics Dee Dee Seeto, Photographer Jerry Whitehead, Copy Braven Wong, Photographer Ann Zavarelli, Housing The EL RODEO 1980 is the ofllcial yearbook publication of Uic Jniversit) ' of Southern California. The opinions arc those of the kudcnt-nm staff, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Uie Liniversity. Reprint of any material herein may be made only Lhrough the written pcnnission of the office of student publications d the editor. C copyright 1980, University o( Souttiern Calitornia and Lisa Janet Hubbard