Photograph of the pansy ring, USC, ca. 1933. Ten women can be seen in the photograph, center. Five woman can be seen posing under a large ring made with pansy flowers. -- "Stepping through the pansy ring was a privilege of graduating women who had become engaged. Photo made on the Row in 1933" -- typed on the verso.
Photograph of three men and two women at the base of Tommy Trojan or Trojan Shrine, University of Southern California, ca. 1940-1950. All are wearing formal attire. Two men appear to be talking to a woman standing with her back to the stature
Photograph of campus farewell for students leaving for active duty in armed forces, USC, ca. 1944. The crowd stretches all the way from the entrance to Old College to the grounds. Some in the crowd are wearing military uniforms. People are also watching from the windows of the second and third floors. Some are even sitting on the ledge of the second floor. "Showing its age badly. Old College continued to be the focal point of many campus activities through the days of World War II and the immediate postwar period. The busy scene is believed to be have recorded during a campus 'sendoff' for students who were about to leave for active duty with the armed forces. Circa 1944"-- The Trojan gallery, p. 120.
