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

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1933 EL RO ADMI N I STRATI VE Lx I AN Friiiuis M. B;Knii, counselor of men, is regarded with nuich aiiniiration and esteem. His activities vary greatly and carry him into all fields of service for men of the University. He is in charge of scholastic and social adjust- ments of these men students. He helps them in their vocational pursuits through letters of in- troduction to business men. Dean Bacon has served as President of the Faculty Club, as Chairman of the education committee of the college in which he is a lecturer, and as a mem- ber of the Kxecutive Board. Dean .Mary Sinclair Crawford has proven to be a friendly counselor to the women of the I ' niversity. Stu- (lents taking their problems to her can be as- sured of deep sympathy, understanding and in- terest. She acts as advisor for women ' s organiza- tions, helping them to maintain University tra- ditions. She also fills a place on the faculty as a professor of French. She serves on many com- mittees of civic nature for the citv and state. Dr. Mary Sinclair Crawford Drru, of Ifonun Di;. . s Crawford . nij Hacox They guard the walls of Troy 22

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EL RODEO Ki-ci-ivinR his A.B. lU-nrcc in 1922, Hi-ury V. HnuT uradu- atcd from Soutlu-rn California and before becoming comptrol- ler, filled cfliciently the posi- tions of genera! manager and purchasing agent. In 1929 Mr. Bruce was awarded the degree of Doctor of Jurisprudence. Os, the highest ranking and most im- portant a(hninistrati e ollices in the I ' niversity is that of comptroller. Through this branch of the I ' niversitv are handled all finances. A complexity of duties neiessitates the hiring ot a large force which handles registration funds, payment of all Iniversity employees, rent of buildings, and .ipprov.nl of all requisi- tions niaile bv the I ' nixersitx. EXECUTIVES ' ' : -:

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L RODEO EXECUTIVES ( l l rc-istr,ir. Ilicmii CM.nk. is tu lu- mmii plmiciitcil on the tcin.itit. aiui ctlkicnt v.i in which he pcrtorms his ilctailal ilutics. lie has complete charge ut rct,MStiation, of rft-oriliti i railcs, and of chfikiiii requirements and ere.l its for the various degrees offered In the liii versitN. Mr. Clark has heen registrar at S. C . for ei.glit years, amf each year uc lind xa t ini provements and niaiis new metliods in the handling of matters ot registration. Dr. Bruce Baxter, Chaplain of the Iniversity, takes over the devotional periods at Chapel on lues days and Thursdays. These programs are hrna.l cast over the air and Dr. Baxter receives luanv letters Irom people in small towns who congre- gate at the linnie nt one who has a radio in order to listen to the services. Dr. Baxter represents the Iniversity in the churches of Southern Cal- ifornia. He is an oniaiiied minister, and this past year has officiated at filtv-live weddings and thirty funerals, most ni which had some rniver it relationship. Dr. Hrlce B.axter ( Jiiivtrsily (jliafilriin I 23 g P S ? = '