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

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Clinton A. Neyman served SC as University Chaplain and pro- lessor of religion. Chaplain Neyman was a chaplain in the United States Navy lor 30 years, and has held his present position since 1948. Paul O. Greeley, MD. Medi- cal Director ol the Student Health Center, received his AB, MA, and MD at SC, and his PhD at the University ol Michigan. Pat Arnold, Director ol Hous- ing, has been at SC lor nine years. She was previously a secretary in the registrar ' s of- fice. In her spare time Mrs. Arnold enjoys sailing and camping. As outside interests she lists everything. Testing Bureau Director Wil- liam B. Michael received his BA at UCLA and his MS, MA, and PhD at SC. A Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi, he lists his outside interests as reading and travel. Director ol the Bureau ol Employment was F orence Watt. Mrs. Watt has been Assistant to the President and Assistant to the Educational Vice-president. Mrs. Watt lounded SC ' s Gamma Phi Beta chapter at SC in 1938. SC ' s Teacher Placement Bureau Director was Edith Weir. An SC graduate, she was alfil- iated with Phi Mu, the Soropto- mist Club ol Los Angeles, and the Women ' s Overseas Service League. She has been at SC since 1923. Lewis Stieg was University Librarian and professor ol li- brary science. A Phi Beta Kap- pa, he is a member ol the American Library Association, Calilornia Library Association, and the Biographical Society ol America. This was Student Activities Adviser Hairy Nelson ' s third year at SC. He received his education at Pepperdine Col- lege and SC. Mr. Nelson is now working lor a Doctor ' s Degree in Public Administration.

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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.

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UNIVERSITY Aithui Alwoith, bead ot the University press, has been at SC since 1935. A graduate of Southern California, he is a member of Skull and Dagger, Alpha Kappa Psi, and Beta Gamma Sigma. John A. Dazsie has been watching over accounting rec- ords and university reports since 1946, as chiei accoun- tant. He has also worked at government research labora- tories and the UN Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. Manager of the University Bookstore was Fzedezic W. Giayston. He has also served as assistant chief accountant and business office representa- tive to Dental School. He was Western College Bookstore As- sociation President. Assistant Business Manager and Superintendent of Build- ings and Grounds is the oiiicial title of Anthony D. Lazzaio. Mr. Lazzaro received his BE in in- dustrial engineering at SC in 1948.