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

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VICE PRESIDENTS Educational Vice-President Albeit S. Raubenheimei has been at SC or 23 years. He has been an educational psychol- ogy professor and Dean oi the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences. Dr. Raubenheimer re- ceived his AB from the Univer- sity oi Cape oi Good Hope, AM ' s (rom the University of Capetown and Columbia Uni- versity, and his PhD at Stan- ford. Financial Vice-President Robert D. Fishei came to SC ten years ago and was previ- ously Financial Vice-President at Western Reserve University. A graduate of Oberlin College, and the Western University School of Law, Mr. Fisher was an attorney-at-law in Paines- ville, Ohio, and Secretary of the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Com- pany in Cleveland. Past Vice President John E. Fields. Director of the Depart- ment of Development, was a graduate of Northwestern Uni- versity. His job included school improvements, endowment rais- ing, and public relations. He was also responsible for the school catalog. Much of the credit for SC ' s progress goes to Mr. Fields. New Vice President in Charge of Development was the title of Eail C. Bolton. Since com- ing to SC in 1948, Mr. Bolton has been assistant professor of busi- ness law and political science, and associate director of admis- sions. He has also been Ad- ministrative Assistant to the President. Mr. Bolton enjoys modern art and books and is a hi-fi enthusiast.

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PRESIDENT Di. Fied D. Fagg, ]i.. sixth President o the University o Southern Cahtornia, came to SC in 1947. Prior to this he was Vice-President and Dean o Faculties at Northwestern University. Dr. Fagg received his AB and LL.D at the University of Redlands, his AM at Harvard, and his ]D and LL.D at Northwestern University. Other positions at SC include assistant dean of the College o Commerce, associate professor of economics, and lecturer in the School of Law. Dr. Fagg took a leave of absence to become the first United States exchange pro- fessor in reseach of the Institute of Air Law at Koenigsberg, Germany. Among other aero- nautical positions. Dr. Fagg has served as director of the U.S. Bureau of Air Commerce for the Department of Commerce, Legal Coun- sel to the U.S. Senate Committee on Aircraft Investigation, and founded and became man- aging director of the Air Law Institute.

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STUDENT SERVICES BoTnaid L. Hyink has been SC ' s Dean of Students since 1949. Dean Hyink received his AB at the Uni- versity of Redlands, AM at the University of Cahfornia, PhD at SC, and has done graduate work at the University of Iowa. He is a Phi Beta Kappa and is affihated with the American Political Sci- ence Association, the American Association of University Profes- sors. In addition, he still finds time for golf. Counselor of Women Joan Schaeter ' s first year at SC was a busy one. All a part of her busy schedule were advising SC ' s women ' s organizations, working with the head residents, serving on the University Committees, and academic and personal counsel- ling. Mrs. Schaefer received her BS in education at Miami Univer- sity, and before coming to SC was Dean of Women at Carnegie In- stitute of Technology. This was Robert G. GoTdon ' s first year as Counselor of Men at SC. Mr. Gordon received his AB at Denison University, his MA and EdD at Columbia University, and served as Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy. He is affiliated with Phi Eta Sigma, Blue Key, Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Delta Kap- pa, and Omicron Delta Kappa. Mr. Gordon, in spite of his busy schedule, finds time to enjoy sports.