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

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Bryant French, University Editor, supervises all SC publications. He is a graduate of Amiierst, was an editor of Webster ' s New World Dictionary, and came here in 1948 os an Enqlisli instructor. Mrs. Anna Tandler, Managing Editor puts together all the odds and ends that add up to college publications and beats the deadline every time. She is a native Franklin Skeele, Director of News Bureau, gets SC in print and on wires. He grad- uated here, as did his two sons, and worked at Stanford until 1934. He won the Croix de Guerre in World War I. an Indiana native, graduated from SC in 1948. He conducts 14 fund campaigns a year dedicated to special projects. Nickell is married and has three children. Miss Emily Kelsey, Alumni Records, has a vast fund of information tucked away in her office downstairs at Student Union where she is in touch with SC grads all over the world. She has been here since ' 23. Tommy Walker, Special Projects Manager who designs the famous SC formations for the band and lancers, is the son of a famous band-leader. He won a Bronze Star for capturing a German outfit in the war.

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DEVELOPMENT John E. Fields, Director Deparfment of Development, which includes public relations, endowment raising, school improvements and bigger and better catalogs to bring us more and better students. He is a graduate of Northwestern, is married and has two children. During World War II he used radio propaganda for psychological warfare. Third Vice President Fields has been at SC for four years. Robert Davidson, Assistant Director, attended Harvard, got his M.S. degree at SC , and was director of public relations at Contra Costa before coming here in 1943. Was Air Force navigator in World War II. W. Duniway, Press Relations Manager has been with the Department of Develop- ment since 1948. He was graduated from the University of Oregon and was a news- paper reporter. He is a Phi Kappa Psi.

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SC ' s New Medical Research Building I is located across the street from the Los Angeles County Hospital and was completed in October at a cost of over one million dollars. It is used I primarily as an experimental research center for heart disease and cancer and interns have a chance to observe patients at the LA hospital. An Architect ' s Idea of the Troy Campus a la 1960 shows a streamlined University free from public and city-owned property. During the past ten years alone, SC has gained ten additional acres of land and 20 per cent more property. The newest idea is to grass in University Avenue and near future plans call for a campus nearly twice its present size with a new school of education, fine arts center, music building, and international rela- tions building. Vice-President Fields states that Development will also work for new professorships, scholarships, and fellowships.