Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Office Staff Marie H- Hua Registrar Mrs. Marie Huff came to Pasadena College in l935 and served the school in the capacity f o secretary to the President and as Registrar for many years. She worked with quiet devo- tion to h t k ' ' er as , giving to each student, who at- tended Pasadena College during the time of her service, the same help and consideration Each prospective student sent in their applica- tions for admittance to her to be cleared through her oflice and each new student sought out her office First of all to receive instruction and orientation to the complexities of College life. She was always ready to give of her time, no matter how crowded her schedule, to dis- cuss a problem with a student-her advice was always given with Christian sympathy and un- derstanding. The passing of Mrs. Huff- has in- deed been a great loss to Pasadena College but she has entered her reward and the testi- mony of her consecrated life in the face of sorrow and difhculties lives on to give encour- X 1 'Sk A agement to others. Since the death of Mrs. Huff, the staff of the registrar's office have continued to carry on the work that must be done. Dr. Paul T. Culbertson has given of his time and a great A-.4-Q.s1v l ,S lx, page fourteen TV? teal Ha scan we 1 558 ge? 96 deal of valuable assistance to keep the wheels of the office running smoothly. Recognition, too, should be given to MYS- Richards and the other workers for their ability to meet the problems of this new situation.

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J 4 -M' I 'Board of jrustees y ln the hands of the Board of lrustees rests the destiny of Pasadena College. Quietly but efficiently, they work behind the scenes, mak- ing the plans of the school, discussing the prob- lems of financial backing, and deciding the policies of the school. This group of men is made up of the outstanding church leaders of the Southwest Educational Zone from District Superintendents to Pastors to laymen. Their leader is Dr. lVl. Kimber Moulton, pastor of the Los Angeles First Church and a true man of God. They endeavor as they meet quarterly to find the mind of God whether in plans, policies, or Finances so that, above all else, Pasadena College will he truly Christian. M. Kilhber Moult 'Rn K . . -, as ,. ,,o' -1.5.41 '5' ' D ,,.. , V 3. , .H - . ' Q uv -.. First Row: Rev. R. C. Gunatream, Dr. H. O. Wiley, Dr. M. K. Moulton, Mr. C. Wooton, Dr. W T. Purkiaer, Mra. M. Huff. Second Row: C. Calloway, W. Mieraa, C. McDonald, Dr. H. B. Wallin C. B. Land. C. E. Skilemlg. B. Deieonroth. Third Row: Rev. lra True, Rev. R. Hertinstein, S. M. Wallace, Rev. M. Pallett, ev. C. B. Cox, Dr. R. j. Plumb, Dr. A. E. Sanner. Fourth Row: Rev. R. H. Sutton, Rev. C. Coulter, Rev. M. S. Mann, R. Verner, C. S. Klaaaen, Rev. F. A. Anderson, H. M. Gilmore - fi -J on. President page thirteen

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Q3 r mv' The persons who have the responsibility of making Pasadena College known throughout this educational zone are Mr. S. C. Coate and the staff of the Publicity office. All of the various endowment groups, Melodiers, Kings, Ambassadors, and others are sent by this office to the various churches on the Southwest educational district to interest students in P.C. and to raise th'e necessary endowment pledges. Much publicity has been spread through the distribution of the monthly periodical, The Clarion. Mr. Coate and his efficient staff have worked hard, and have succeeded in making Pasadena College known not only as a top- notchu liberal arts college, but also as an institution loyal to Christ and the Bible. in ubliclty Uirector 'Q' Miss Pilot and Mrs. Keller bi i K l'iav3 VIII? I-.,f, P -f L.i3.-.152 1 L. 'g.i'i:!f. f .-Ji.. um . , .1 ,L . . J .. 4 .. ,vm '1' -- 555' ,-3- T 7 :C, .bil Alt T-:',?:1-zz ip -155 5. Ll ' ,p 1' wily' jigsaw aiu ,,,J 1 Ei 6 691 yi LA- . - , ilu , qv- .- 1- r 31- - ,.-.1 Jaflmy ,Sq ' 5 11 f -L' 'ff' ,uv- ,A :.,g .QQ . 'Q .f f I ' Q a ,. KL I 17 f lim. , t, ' .AU qt ,. 'F C . Qoate B36-Y we' 1,2 ff c' c page fifteen