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

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Asa V. Call, President King a busin anan is only Bdeline with Asa V. Call, whose primary in- terest is presiding over the Board of Trustees. Call graduated from SC ' s Law School, and is President of Pacific Adutual Life Insurance Co. The University of Southern California Board of Trustees Our Board of Trustees has existed ever since the University has been incorporated under its present name. It is composed of thirty members and operates on a self-perpetuating basis. Chairmanning the board this year is Capt. Allan Hancock. The members in- clude: (Front row, 1. to r.) Y. Frank Freeman. See- ley G. Mudd. Mrs. John W. Harris. Robert GifFord. Asa V. Call. Elvon Musick, Mrs. Walter H. Fisher. R. B. von KleinSmid, Stephen M. Griffith. (Back row) A. S. Raubenheimer. Gwynn Wilson. Frank King, James C. Baker, Fred D. Fagg. Jr., J. Knee- land Nunan. C. A. Saint, and Robert D. Fisher.

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riAs tiil IS ISKS fall Chancellor Rufus Bernhard von KleinSmid Recognized as one of the foremost educators of our time. Rufus B. von KleinSmid has dedicated his life to helping others. He was truly a cornerstone in Troy ' s foundation, leading it as President through years of plenty and years of trouble. In 1948, after serving as President of the University for 27 years. von KleinSmid was elevated to the position of Chan- cellor. Students respect and admire him for his help- ful, good-natured attitude. He is further known as an authority on world affairs, a fact which is proven each week on Teleforum, which is moderated by von KleinSmid.

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Earl Bolton, Administrative Assistant New administrative assistant to Presi- dent Fagg is Earl Bolton, former direc- »f High Scho nd Junior Gfllk ge :ions. Boitoi graduate C. was a member of Skull and Dagger and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. A. S. Raubenheimcr, Educational Vice-President A big part of the educational burdens at SC falls on the shoulders of A. S. Raubenheimcr. His job entails coordinating all phases of education with the heads of the different schools and departments. Raubenheimcr. now completing his 31st year here, was educated at Columbia, Stanford, and South Africa. y S Ft Clinton Neyman, Chaplain Good-natured Chaplain Neyman over- sees and coordinates all University- sponsored religious activities and in- structs several classes. Before coming to SC in 1948, he served for 30 years as a chaplain in the U. S. Navy. Paul Greeley, Health Center Director Dr. Greeley first taught zoology at SC in 1924. Except for several years at Michigan U.. he has been a member of the Troy staff since then. Dr. Greeley received his A.B.. M.A.. and M.D. at SC and belongs to Phi Beta Kappa. 20 Lewis Steig, Librarian Although now on a sabbatical leave Steig will be back in September tc renew his duties as Bctor of Doh ||| and 1 1 other libraries. You think tniil keeps him busy? He is also Dean Library Science.