La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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The stay-at-home days are past for our President, whose time is often taken up with conven- tions, board meetings, and coun- cils away from the campus. Last year he travel ed throughout Inter-America visiting schools and studying their problems. This year he has llown to Ha- waii to lecture on general edu- cation. Godfrey T. Anderson, Ph.D. Efhel Hannum, B.A. Presiclenl Secretary 'ro the President 4 . 1 -QQ -f' 4:-7' ' wi-... 'T' our presid ni Allis-nr-na-J and cl an Better known as the man whose job never ends, Dr. Little makes chapel announcements, introduces guest speakers. listens to student problems, and coordinates student-teacher policies-all as a part ol' his routine. In addition to ht-ing a wise father in the administration. he tenderly roddlcs his favorite child, the department of English. Thomas A LiH'le P D lla Mobley 1 -T! i ','

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lh board L .. Lefr +o righl-John E. Weaver, Axel C. Nelson, W. Frederick Norwood, Ro C. Baker, Howard H. Hicks, R. R. Biefz, Carl Becker, Fred W. Sclinepper, Howard L. Shull, George T. Chapman, Godfrey T. Anderson, 7 Y -'- Clifford L. Bauer, and W. E. Anderson. Nor picrured-G. H. Rusfad, Andrew C. Fearing, and Ernesl L. Place. Faced with the problem ol' counseling a rapidly growing college, the k 1 L L board ol trustees meets annually to sound out new policies and revise 7 r A-Q - Q - the old. This year they have OK'd another major project in bettering 'Lli our campus. that of air conditioning the library and reading room. 4' 1-rid .- ,V ' ' vs' i .' , ' W-' or Q ' ' U IIIBSS IIIUIIUQEYS X 0' 1 1141: Nlzitlrenizttitians have no problems like those ol' the business manager, who is continually confronted with accounts and school budgets. Virginia Proctor, B.A. Secretary to the Business Manager 01 '-vvhv' W. E. Anderson, M.Bus.Adm. Business Manager N f Clarence Laue, B.S. Assistant Business Manager 1 Q 'rv Q . 'X ! l l 1 1 -.1 , l