Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Charles J. Browning dedication The title of busiest man on campus might well be ap- plied to him. He is faculty secretary, a member of the college planning group of the American Friends Service Committee, a Sunday School teacher, church choir mem- ber and teaches a full schedule of classes at school; yet he is never too busy to be personally interested in the students. He spends a great deal of time on his hobby of obtaining scholarships for students. You might be wandering around in a comfortable blue haze when he approaches you with the idea of going to graduate school, spending the week-end as a volunteer worker in a mental hospital, or working all summer in Mexico. These things seem impossible but after the initial jolt anything can be done. His Sociology classes are a daily challenge in adventurous Christian living; there is some- thing contagious about his determination to do as much for world peace and understanding as for war. As he says . . . It literally means that you give yourself until life has more meaning than cannons and bombs. It is a pleasure to dedicate the 1956 La Sierra to Dr. Charles J. Browning.

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Contents Administration and Faculty 9 Classes 17 Student Leadership 59 Organizations 77 Activities 97 Facilities 121 Sports 131 Academy 157 Advertisements 77

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Criminology class — a new set of con- cepts concerning crime and criminals. The Browning boys get a piggy-back ride to bed as Mrs. Browning lends a steadying hand. I John Ester and Betty Toney hear about the latest developments in graduate school and scholarship news.