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

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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.

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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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Alex Aloia, Student Activities Advisor, is concerned with such student activities as orientation and homecoming. He also administers student funds. A graduate of Illinois, Dr. Aloia has a Ph.D. from S.C. W. Michaels, Testing Bureau, administers scholastic aptitude tests and graduate survey exams and scores achieve- ment tests OS Director of the Testing Bu- reau. He is also a Psychology Professor. Florence Watt, Director of Employment, Miss Edith Weir, Placement Bureau, Mrs. Pearl B. Arnold, co-ordinates the job of employing students herself on S.C. graduate, when not finding one of S.C. ' s most spirited boosters, re- ond alumni in jobs other than teaching. jobs for others, is kept busy by such extra- turned to her alma mater to take over the This also includes promoting the employer ' s curricular activities as. Women ' s over- housing bureau. She had formerly been interest in hiring SC students. seas Service League and Soroptimist. engaged in personnel work.