Pasadena City College - Pageant Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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EARL W. HOLDER Business Assistant AA, Pasadena Junior College. A superb administrative corps comprised of ten deans and assistant deans provides PCC students with excellent guidance and leader- ship through their assorted and varied service. In charge of the Pasadena City College budget is Earl W. Holder, business assistant. He also acts as adviser for all student activi- ties involving financial transactions. DR. IRVIN G. LEWIS Assistant Dean of Admissions and Records AB, York College; MA, PhD, Universily of Soutli»m California; PG: University of Washington, University of Missouri. John B. Weldon is the dean of admissions and records. It is his job to keep all student records and to plan examination schedules. Along with Dr. Irvin G. Lewis, the assi stant dean, he organizes admission and registration procedures and sees that they are efficiently carried out. JOHN B. WELDON Dean of Admissions and Records AB, Culver-Stockfon College; MA, Universily of Nebras- ko; PG; Colorodo Slate College, University of Southern Califofnio. 23

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ADMINISTRATIVE DEANS Dean Armen Sarafian is Pasadena City Col- lege ' s administrative dean in charge of in- struction. Mr. Sarafian was very active in the field of education, especially in the Pasadena area, before being assigned his present post last year. Included among the many responsibilities of his position are planning and supervision of the colorful graduation and commencement exercises in June, revision and addition to the college catalog so that it stays up to date with all activities, and vital participation in the inservice education program for PCC. Dean Sarafian also serves as an ex-ofFicio member of all college committees and is the head of the student curriculum committee. Administrative Dean John E. Twomey is an- other individual with a host of duties to per- form. In the absence of the president he takes over the responsibilities of that position. Mr. Twomey is also in charge of administer- ing the operation of the college ' s day pro- gram. Dean Twomey coordinates develop- ment of class and room schedules as well as appropriating teacher load assignments. This year Mr. Twomey added another impor- tant activity. He assumed command of the college ' s five million dollar building program which got underway earlier this year. He also meets with members of the Pasadena High School administration for the express purpose of combining the utilization of campus facili- ties. In addition he organizes the college in prepa- ration for all types of emergencies, supervises clearing house functions, publishes the Crier, coordinates planning of the master calendar, supervises collections for the Tournament of Roses and welfare agencies, hosts eminent visitors to the college, and is also an ex- ofFicio member of all college committees. Albert V. Bean supervises PCC ' s large ex- tended day program as well as summer school sessions. This job includes parent education, distributive education, trade extension and apprenticeship training. He is the liaison be- tween the administration and the functioning of these programs, for which he coordinates the administrative services. He takes part in the activities of the adult education division of the State Department of Education and with the adult education direc- tors in California and throughout the nation. Dean Bean helps to interpret the function of the community college to lay and professional groups and is another ex-officio member of all college communities. JOHN E. TWOMEY Administrative Dean AB, MA, University of Arizona; PG: University of Cali- fornia at Los Angeles, University of Southern Califor- nia, Wiiittier College, Claremont Graduate Scfiool. ARMEN SARAFIAN Administrative Dean, Instruction AB, LaVerne College; MA, Claremont Graduate School. ALBERT V. BEAN Administrative Deon AB, Stanford; MS, University of Southern California; PC: University of California at Los Angeles, Whittier College. 22

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HENRY L. CARLSON Dean of Extended Day AB, Colorodo Srafe College of Education; EDM, Hat- vord University; PG: University of California at Ber- keley, University of California at Los Angeles. I. HERMAN SMITH Assistant Dean of Extended Day — East Area Henry L. Carlson serves the college in the capacity of dean of extended day. L. Herman Smith and Dorothea Fry are the assistant deans of the east and west areas, respectively, of the junior college district. This group plans class schedules and also the budget of the extended day and summer school programs. BA, BS in LS, University Claremont College. of Southern California; MA, DOROTHEA FRY Assistant Dean of Extended Day — West Area BS, MA, Norlliwestern University; PG: Islorltiweslern University, University of Southern California, University of California at Los Angeles, Cloremont Graduate School, Los Angeles State College. S. LUKE CURTIS Dean of Student Activities Michigan State University; BA, MA, University of New Mexico; PG: University of Geneva, University of Southern California. S. Luke Curtis, dean of student octiv- ities, coordinates all student activities on campus, including pep functions and assemblies. Mr. Curtis is also adviser of the Associated Men Stu- dents Board. 24