Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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COUNSELORS flddzfzbn of the chaplczzh azklf M the overall coumelmg program Whether the problem is social, financial, academic, or spiritual, students can expect help from their counselors. The deans for both men and women and the newly ap- pointed chaplain are always ready and willing to give ad- vice and to encourage students through four years of College. Not only is Mr. Etter, Dean of Men, popular with meng he is popular with the fairer sex as well in his counsel- ing as Director of Student Employment. Mrs. London's ability to encourage and teach at one and the same moment speaks well for her capability as Counselor of Women. Dr. Hamilton, warm hearted and friendly, invited the warm response of the students, who listened carefully to the thoughtful, challenging words he gave them. V. .11 JAMES D. HAMILTON College Chaplain CARROLL ETTER Director of Student Employment Counselor of Men LELA LONDON Counselor of Women 19

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DEA T DE T frzknd of all fiudefzff Dr. james Jackson, Dean of Students in the last two years, contributed a great deal of service in administration and speech. Having learned a great deal, he passed on to students many new insights into the problems of life and the Christian experience. Dr. Jackson declared that service to the present age challenged him, for in serving as dean, he could give aid to young people who need direction while in the most decisive moments of life. With his training in communications, he became more and more aware of the way in which people react to certain symbols used in the interchange of ideas. In communica- tions one can learn a conscious understanding of the other persong This value, 'he says', is one of the most important in the redemptive life. Dr. Jackson further states that the task that is set before us is to rebuild and redeem the soul, mind, and bodies of our fellow men, for others seek to destroy and betray these gifts that God bestowed upon us. It was Dr. Jackson's prayer that he have wisdom from above to carry out his duties and to fulfill that task that God called him to do. MRS. I.. DECKER Attendence Clerk

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REGISTRATION OFFICE Cerzfer of flezfzkizeezl reeerelf Many problems come across Mr. Miller's desk-prob- lems that are real and vital in the individual's decisions of courses to take in academic work. Mr. Miller, as Regis- trar, must take careful consideration of religious needs as well as vocational, social, etc. His counseling determined in many cases the exact course of study and decisions for Christ-guided careers. Miller gained many insights in his dealing with these various problems. He states, This work has shown that the most significant endowment that God has bestowed on man is his mind. This God-given mind helps young people to develop their talents to the fullest extent. Miller has great appreciation of these God-given talents because he helped young people fully develop them for the use and the building of His Kingdom. .f ap , A REGISTRATION-Time, frustration, and fatigue. :1 E' CECIL MILLER Registrar REGISTRATION OFFICE STAFF - Dana Roper, Mrs Una Mae Goodwin, Mrs. Adelun Smith, Mrs. Leona Stratton