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

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ADMISSIONS Iniormation Service Director Caileton H. Mann has been at SC since 1930. He has also been an assistant professor of education and assistant to the Dean of the School of Education. Dr. Mann was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Registration, recording of grades and credits, and checking for graduation were just a few of the many jobs of Howard Pat- more, Registrar. A graduate of the University of North Dakota, Mr. Patmore came to SC in 1926. H. . Shemeld, Director of Ad- missions and Registration, received his BS and MS degrees at the Uni- versity of Utah and his EdD at SC. Formerly an elementary, junior high, and high school principal- he was Dean of Guidance at Santa Ana Junior College. Counseling prospective SC students was the job of John Stein- baugh. Associate Director of Ad- missions and Director of Relations with High Schools and Junior Colleges. A Creighton University graduate, he has been at SC for three years. 23

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Mrs. Aiice Aubeiy has the stimulating job of editing and pubhshing all o the University bulletins and other occasional publications. With the number of publications numbering up into the hundreds, this becomes no small task. Serving in his first year as Special Projects Director is Allan Aithui. Upon his shoul- ders fell the details of making the Trojan Caravans as succes- ful as they have been. All of his activities have been to accen- tuate the Diamond Jubilee Year. Associate Director of Develop- ment this year was Robert David- son. He was a member of the SC and Harvard Alumni Associations, Public Relations Society of Amer- ica, and the American College Public Relations Association. Writing and directing public- ity for SC was the job of Willis Duniway, Publicity Director of the Department of Development. Mr. Duniway was a reporter for the Associated Press and a Public Re- lations Officer in the Navy. Editing and publishing fund raising and public relations ma- terials was just one of the jobs of Bzyanl M. French, University Edi- tor of the Department of Develop- ment. He has also served as English instructor and lecturer. News Bureau Director Fiank- lin Skeele is a graduate of SC. This was the 61st year that a Skeele has been at SC. Mr. Skeele ' s father served the School of Music from 1895 to 1935. Mr. Skeele has been at SC since 1934. DEVELOPMENT Completing his first year as the University Architect is Law- rence Test. He lends a guiding hand in the development and growth of the campus. The re- sults of his work may be ob- served by a panoramic view of the campus. •

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OUTSTANDING ALUMNI Outstanding Alumnus C. C. Tzill- ingham certainly has been a credit to his Alma Mater. He is Superintendent o the Los Angeles County Schools; and Past President o the California Asso- ciation of School Administrators, and of the Educational Alumni Association. He is a member of the California State Cur- riculum Commission. Now Governor of Kansas, Fied Hall was a member of SC ' s Class of ' 38, and graduated from Law School in ' 41. Dur- ing World War II he was in Washington as Assistant Executive Director of the Combined Production and Resources Board. Governor Hall was elected County Attorney and Lieutenant Gov- ernor prior to his present office. Now General Sales Manager of CBS Radio Spot Sales, Heniy Flynn was President of the SC Student Body in 1939. Mr. Flynn ' s position makes him the head of the entire CBS Radio Spot Sales which includes New York, Chi- cago, Detroit, Atlanta, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. He was a member of Sigma Nu and Knights. 24 Howard P. House, MD, was a mem- ber of the Class of ' 35. Dr. House has done outstanding work in the field of medicine. One of the very few surgeons to perform the Fenestration Operation (for hardening of the ear bone). Dr. House has been highly complimented on papers published on the relief of deafness.