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

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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.

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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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H. J. Sheffield, Director of Admissions, graduated from the University of Utah and became director of student personnel and vice-president of El Camino JC. He came to SC in 1951 for his current job. Howard Patmore, Registrar, in charge of reviewing diplomas for raduation, registering students, and re- eiving and sending out transcripts. He is a raduate of the University of North Dakoto. Earl C. Bolton, Associate Director, handles high school and college relations for the University. He served as a special consultant to Nelson Rockefeller upon grad- uating and was in the Navy during the war. Russell Hackler, Assistant admissions director, is a former coach and graduate of the University of Iowa. He was director of high school and junior college relations at SC until 1952. Dr. C. H. Mann, Information Director, graduated from DePauw and earned his M.A. and Ph.D. from Columbia. He became Information Director in 1933 and, for a time, was Assistant Dean of Education.