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

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CARL FRANKLIN VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS Carl M. Franklin has been a member of the USC family since 1953, when he took the position of Pro- fessor of Law. He has been Vice President in charge of financial affairs since 1960. Mr. Franklin received his education at the University of Washington, Stanford, Columbia, Harvard, Virginia, and Yale. In 1959 he at- tended the Academy of International Law in the Hague. Interests other than finances have claimed his attention at USC. He has been chairman of the faculty committee on athletics, and the Faculty Senate. Hffil fVlf '

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TRACY STREVEY VICE - PRESIDENT OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Previously Dean of the College of Let- ters, Arts and Sciences, Dr. Strevey has been at USC since 1948. As Vice-Presi- dent of Academic Affairs, he makes cer- tain that Troy contributes well-prepared leaders to the civic, intellectual, political and economic worlds. He holds mem- bership in Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Delta Theta social fraternity. As a Vice-President of the University, Dr. Strevey is often honored OS the main speaker at banquets and meetings.

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MULVEY WHITE, VICE-PRESIDENT STUDENT AND ALUM NI AFFAIRS Student and Alumni Affairs are under dy- namic and creative leadership with Mulvey White coordinating and directing them. Having been named vice-president in September of last year, he returned to the campus v here he was active as a student and with which he has been intimately connected. Mr. White was alumni homecoming chairman in 1950-51, and was the first chairman in 1953 of the alumni scholarship awards programs. In business and civic affairs, he is a director of Western Lead Products Co., director of Daniel Williams Cooper Scholastic Foundation of Los Angeles, and a former director of the University Club of Los Angeles. The Uni- versity welcomes this qualified leader. 24