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

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n'r ?':a' ' E ss' t. B-in . r if 1 WILLIS DUNIWAY Press Relations FRANKLIN SKEELE C. RAIMOND JOHNSON News Bureau University Architect Sharp, personable Iohn E. Fields heads University public relations. Evidence of more than private relations manifests itself in the building program in vogue since his arrival. Unlike some Univer- sity officers, he has a nice crop of hair, a friendly smile, and a big handshake for everyone, especially alumni. Iohn was prominent in editorship and alumni public relations at North Dakota and Northwestern Universities. He is now busy developing SC. Willis S. Duniway is the right arm of Development, as press relations manager. Phone at ear and typewriter at hand, he pro- motes the University through every means of public communication. He specializes in the writ- ing of science research stories. A vital branch of the department is the News Servicep in charge is Franklin B. Skeele. I-le keeps the downtown press and syndicates humming with news stories about SC. C. Raimond Iohnson, University architect, and his staff draw up the plans and put into operation the various projects as they develop. When the buildings are up, he keeps them up. Last year the Department of Development produced a film. After using .some young freshmen actors 'to typify Coeds and B.M.O.C.'s, the shooting commenced around stellar points of interest on campus. The effort is now on a film strip under the title, Troy A.D. l950 . The Dept. will show this film widespread: Alumni, Iunior College, and High School student bodies are the principal viewers. Department of Development's main purpose is raising funds to spend on Uni- versity improvement. l-low they get it is anyone's guess, but of late University friends have con' tributed 3250000 to the All-University Alumni Fund . This program is helping to put in operation the Dental Clinic Building. Plans are already underway to meet the anticipated 1960 bulge with more and better facilities. Development is working ahead to meet future demand. 19

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Man of distinction about campus is S. Raubenheimer, the Educational dent, friend of the students and the of the perplexed. When a student in choosing a program, the doctor's needed advice, however, he dent should choose his own field. He in George, South Africa, in 1892. the dark mysteries of Africa behind BA. from the University of Cape of Hope. He was a whiz at Columbia, his producing an MA. The climax of his scholarship came when he earned his ate at Stanford. Evidence of the name made for himself is in Who's Who. The versity gave him a job in 1923, later made Dean of the College of Letter nces for the next twelve years. As tional V.P. he arranges all class upervises faculty affairs. Outside interests lude participation in state Welfare ecently, he was honored by election hi Beta Kappa. s, Arts, and F' 5 E un: CARL HANCEY Dean, University College IOHN D. COOKE Director, Summer School