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

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„i w ..■»«■ nnx aen.. io.»P« ' ' .. Men Most of these learned men and women are more normal than their six thousand student- followers might suspect. For personnel work at universities has been changing in recent years from a program largely concerned with discipline to one of guidance and supervision of student activities and interests. The average student petition-filer cannot see the administration for red tape. But those who have penetrated the barrier find the per- sons who make up the administration not only human beings but likable people. They wel- come student friendships. Frequently tired, discouraged students find a haven in the office of one of these. Their personalities remain as permanent as the strongest stones — their tasks are many — to direct and to inspire the students — to make common cause with earnest students — to ease the strain of college routine w ith understand- ing. Their friendships, encouraging you while you are within these walls, may be a guiding star for you long after you have left them. Everyone meets 22

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First Lady of Troy MRS. RUFUS B. VON KLEINSMID It is you and the people you know who are the college. President )R. RUFUS B. VON KLEINSMID 21

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Oirecior oi Oirecior ot THEROIV CLARK, Registrar id k ana ruows 23