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

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The University of Southern California is indeed fortu- nate in having such a nan as Fred D. Fagg, Jr. as its President. Interested in sports, and gifted v ith a true sense of humor, the University ' s diligent and able President now completes his third year as Troy ' s chief executive. Formerly Vice President and Dean of Facul- ties at Northv estern University, Dr. Fagg returned to familiar lands when he became SC ' s sixth President as he had been graduated from Redlands University, and had been Assistant Dean of the College of Com- merce here in 1926 and 1928. Signs of Dr. Fogg ' s splendid leadership are evident as magnificent build- ings are added to the University, obsolescent equip- ment is revamped and the University culturally and physically grows apace.

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The President Fred D. Fagg, Jr. 20

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Educational Vice President Albert S. Raubenheimer Dr. Albert S. Raubenheimer, Educational Vice-President, is the man who is in charge of the edLcational program of the University. In this capacity he arranges all class schedules OS well as supervises faculty affairs. Dr. Raubenheimer has been with the University since 1923 and served for twelve years as the Dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. Of interest to all are his lectures on South Africa where he spent his early life and received his early education. From 1944-1945 Dr. Raubenheimer was the President of the Western College Association. Noteworthy also is that he is the Chairman of the Continuing Committee of the Governor ' s Conference on Mental Health, which is an advisory position to the State Governor. 22