Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Wresident A man dedicated to the work of Cod, decl- icated to the education of young people, is our college president, Dr. Westlake T. Pur- kiser. A graduate of Pasadena College, he climbed the ladder of success from a pastor- ate, to a teaching profession, and finally to the administrative branch of the college. A very unassuming and humble man, Dr. Pur- kiser also ranks high as a philosophy and Bible teacher. His lectures are full of practical chris- tianity, that which he himself practices. His life of constant closeness to God has been the determining factor in his wise counseling, and one can be confident- that Dr. Purkiser will have the mind of God, not only in guiding youth, but also in sustaining the solid ideals of Pasadena College. Catching up on the news. --:Z lv , v ',,. V L D 0 5 Y. P Westlake e0 Cai, A Q offwi T. Pu,-kiser nfl, page eleven

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. J Q3 4. 1- ' ' 1 'l if s ,Q , 'X A .. .. Dr- H' page ten 011011 W iley resident Emeritus Ministering, lecturing, teaching, writing. . . these are the activities that make up the well- rounded life of President Emeritus Dr. H. Orton Wiley. His devotion to God has given him a quiet, sincere nature which has made him beloved by students and faculty alike. We of Pasadena College feel fortunate indeed to claim this outstanding holiness educator as our own. His chapel talks are awaited with anticipation, for the interest and inspiration that is included in each. His three volume work on theology is the standard text for Christian doctrine used in many holiness col- leges. To those who have not known him as we do, he may be just a name on a text book, but his Christ-centered life commands the love and respect of all who know him. . . . on the campus . . in the class room

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page twelve Ann Trout, Secretary to Bus. 3. Mgr. Bruce x 'Business Manager 3 l Deisenfoth Over the counter of the business office passes the avalanche of financial affairs con- nected with Pasadena College. As the tenth of the month approaches, the office is in an attitude of chaos, typists are busy pounding out statements, and Mr. B. Deisenroth, business manager, prepares his office for the coming interviews with financially worried stu- dents. A great thanks is due Mn Deisenroth for the sympathetic and understanding man- ner in which he handles student accounts. The friendly smile and sincere personality of our business office is the nerve center of the school, and HJ. B. Deisenrofth is in the heart of it. Beverly Newbert Ginny Byron 'la J i V if