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

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Another Candle on the Cake Super Weekend, the biggest event in use ' s existence opened its lOOtK birth- day celebration with Founder ' s Day. The early morning crowds in Alumni Park grew larger with games such as the pie- eating contest, the balloon stomp and the three-legged race. And if the tradi- tional failed to stimulate fun, a ride on a camel or elephant could be arranged. Free food and beverages encouraged even more people to participate in the celebration. Thursday ' s mood changed from play- ful to proud as the Spirit of Troy per- formed, song girls danced and the enthu- siatic crowd enjoyed the burning of an Arizona State Sun Devil in effigy. Coun- try rock music brought the evening to a close as Tic played to an energetic crowd. Dedication of the new Grace Ford Sal- vatori Hall commenced Friday ' s activi- ties and were closed with Marilyn Home ' s concert in Bovard Auditorium. The recital benefited the Richard B. Home Memorial Scholarship Fund, Ms. Home ' s brother and a professor in the School of Education until his death in PSA ' s 1978 San Diego airplane crash. The largest USC Homecoming took (continued on next page) Above: JOYRIDE — The Foimdt ' r ' s Day elephant prcvuicf a pachyderm path around campus. Right: SURER WASN ' T SUPER — This little toy ftill enjoys his balloon i even though the word is misspelled. Far Right: THE SWARM — Despite the large crowds, the dedicated Trojans have a great time at Homecoming. 28 Student Life

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Student Life

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Grace Ford Salvatori Hall Dedication Benefit Recital by Soprano Marilyn Home Saturday, Oct.4 Homecoming Parade use vs. Arizona State Sunday, Oct. 5 Showcase; All-University Open House Performance by the Romeros Monday Oct. 6 Centennial Faculty Convocation University Associates Dinner Student Life 29