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

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Chaplain Clinton O. Neyman is entering his sixth year as Chaplain of the University ' s religious activities. It is his duty to supervise all extra-curricular re- ligious activities and act as religious di- rector on the administrative board. He is also a professor of religion in LAS. -■- ■j k A. S. Raobenheimer, Educational Vice-President, holds much of the v eight of the school on his shoulders. As a combination counselor, director, and financier, he maintains a large staff to help him with his duties. He started off on his colorful career in George, South Africa, v here he was born in 1892. He earned his M.A. at Columbia and doctorate at Stanford. Raubenheimer is a Phi Beta Kappa. Paul O. Greeley, Health Center Director, established himself on campus as an in- structor in 1924 when he taught zoology. Except for a stint at Michigan U, he has been a member of the SC staff ever since. Dr. Greeley earned his A.B., M.A., and M.D. at SC. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Lewis F. Steig, Librarian, is more familiar with books than anyone at SC. A nd no wonder! He has been in charge of Doheny and 1 1 other school libraries on campus for five years. Director Steig is responsible for his staff and for order- ing all new books for the libraries.

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President Fred Dow Fagg Jr. became the sixth President of SC on September 1, 1948. which he hopes will take place shortly. The President is Along with expansion, President Fagg has outlined many a former vice-president and dean of faculties at North- new programs in the field of scholarship and improvement. western University. He held several administrative His latest venture is the grassing in of University Avenue and teaching positions at SC in 1927 and 1928.

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STUDENT Bernard L. Hyink, Dean of Students, heads the program of making each student feel he belongs at SC through Troy ' s student aids. As a member of various committees, he presents the ideas of both the administration and the student body. In his past scholastic record he can be proud of a Ph.D. from SC. Edwarda White, Counselor of Women, began her duties with the female species in 1951 and her office has been a solace and comfort io them ever since. She says the many problems which confront her are easy to solve — she has 3 children. Albert Zech, Counselor of Men, spends most of his time helping the men about campus in their personal and scholastic affairs. He also handles the problems regarding SC ' s so- cial and moral codes.