Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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FACULTY The faculty of Pasadena College were men and Women of honor, high moral and Christian intellect. Few identified with our college did more to mold the lives of students. Often one heard such remarks from students as, Our faculty is probably one of the greatest attractions of P.C. and Mr. -1- certainly has meant a lot to my life. Students sensed the vast reservoir and in- sight regarding moving of life. The faculty, well prepared themselves, sought to impress on their students the value of study and training. They believed that students are best understood in the light of Christ's teachings. Their understanding of this fact made them an effective body. FINE ARTS ..... ,... 2 8 LETTERS ......... .... 3 1 SOCIAL SCIENCE .................. .... 3 4 SCIENCES ............................... 56 PSYHOLOGY AND EDUCATION ........ 59 PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION .... .... 4 2

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DIVISION OF FI E RTS Man? expretrzbn to mam Praise the Lord with harp: sing unto him with the psalter and nn instrumeni . . . -Psalm 53 :2 On December 17, 1961 the voices of the A Cappella Choir, Treble Choir, Crusader Quartet, and a new pro- fessor, james Carkhuff as soloist sang on channel four, television, declaring the good news of Christ and Christ- mas. Here was merely one example of Pasadena Col- lege's aesthetic expression. Aesthetic experiences that Pasadena College students enjoy come primarily through diligent efforts of music instructors. Professor Chester Crill, head of the Division offered his extensive experience in this field. Professor Keith Pagan, new blood in the Music-education Depart- ment, worked for ensemble and classroom theory pro- motion. The Art Department received strength from the addition of another new professor, Mr. Dobson. Add the familiar men and women with various styles and experience to these and find the display of educated tal- ent of which Pasadena College can proudly boast. LOIS F. HALL MA Associate Professor of Art ' rf if-.7-Q KEITH N. PAGAN, M.MUS.ED. Associate Professor of Music Education CHESTER C. CRILI., M.MUS. Chairman of the Division of Fine Fine Arts Professor of Voice