University of Southern California School of Dentistry - El Molaro (Los Angeles, CA)

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, I T I T W Marilyn Maxwell DR. ROBERT RUTHERFORD DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Probably the first friendly handshake most of us got here at U.S.C. was from Dr. Robert L. Rutherford'the day we walked into his office, tense and fearful for our'interview for admission onto the tooth team . Here we met the soft spoken man with the gra- cious personaliiy who was to be our Uncle Bob for the next years. lt was here that we learned that he had held this post since 1948. Also he mentioned being an instructor in the basic sciences, a world traveler, avid skiing enthusiast, and an excellent horseman. Now we look back upon that first day and wonder why we ever walked through that door and by the beautiful secretary. Thanks for letting us in Dr. Bob. We can forgive, but not forget. The genial lady who is secretary to the Director is Mrs. Margaret Colman. Mrs. Colman has been an active civic leader. She has served in the Red Cross and is a past president of the P.T.A. Mrs. Colman is in the unenviable position of hearing'most of the clinic complaints first, however, it is with her good natured, pleasant, co-operative manner that most of these problems are solved. Mrs. Coleman, Secretary to Director of Clinics DIRECTOR OF CLINICS S .sv Dr. Francis J. Conley Z4 9