Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Dean of Uean of Women Wedding cakes - lawn trims- telephone calls -- Hower arrangements. Mrs. lda Ransom, Dean of Women, is devoted to her dearies and to the social life of Pasadena College. Her front porch office is the setting for innu- merable dramas of campus life. Whether the occasion is a wedding or a date or a job, Mother Ransom is the main source of information. As advisor for the A.W.S., she has gained the confidence of her council and students. We of P.C. appreciate the work of Mother Ransom, her sincere nature and faith in God. Moth er Ransom Bean of Men A friend to everyone on the campus is the Carroll E.. Etter Men, Mr. Carroll Etter. His living testimony is ad- mired by all the students, as he enters into the various campus activities with enthusiasm and zeal. Father to the fellows in his dorm, affectionately dubbed Pop by the students who know him best, but to his daugh- ters Mr. Etter is known as Daddy His responsibili- ties do not stop with his college and home duties for Pop Etter also teaches a number of popular classes in the academy, taking time aside from all this to be holy. UGfEfGU'S Qoord l,l'lC1fOI' Acting as advisor to the ex-Cl's enrolled in P.C. .Q is Dr. Henry Ernst. The Doctor is a well known figure on the campus since he is a graduate of both the Academy and the college. He is well qualified for the duties of Veteran's Coordinator for he is a veteran also and thus is more familiar with the problems that face the Cl as he comes to school. The personal in- terest which he takes in every veteran whose accounts he handles demands the admiration of everyone who' knows him. Dr' Henry a A. Ernst page seventeen

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ge l , N .va 1, ' l - Y n . ..-1.,5I'ff'f . - ,gfu 'i ,1,::?91'.' fm i g QL! ' . 5 12-' 1 ' . , 5' 'i G -:Z-.5 - 1 ' - nmfftxga . . l '53,-f'.,g... gi -.gf-Q. i' - .- . -5,353 , 1, 1,...,-.Ig a..,., . I -- ',,J f.. , +11 ' ,,-.MR-' ra.-wr ,vial -1' ' . . PEJ Dr. Paul T. Culbertson Dean of Students A new position, Dean of Students, has been capably filled by a Campus favorite, Professor Joseph Mayheld. Along with his other duties, dorm supervisor, Greek and Philosophy teach- er, Prof has found time to take on the added responsibilities of smoothing out those inev- itable program difliculties, handling the activ- ity calendar, and acting as general listener to student problems, marital, martial or what have you. He good judg- ment as he listens to d an advises the student council in their many activities. But above all his spirit and desire to serve the Lord is his highest aim. combines good humor with Dean of the Qollege Our college dean, Dr. Paul T Culbertson is a m . v an noted for his patience and student interest. He is a combinat' f ion o intellectual might and spiritual power. As well as teaching a number of class f P es 0 sychol- ogy, Dr. Culbertson handles a schedule of student orientation, with a battery of l Q, vocational, and ap- titude tests. The Scholarship and Registration com- mittee is under his able chairmanshxp also. 'To the students, he is a Hrst rate professor and friend. to the facult h ' y e is a worthy colleague. 1 , L l .. -- 9 -lt? 'a 'ng I 1 QI-'Sul J. H. MaY5eld page sixteen

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l ew ,gpg f-f-A -a. 4,-far, ,, N in lfff page eighteen dclculw H. ORT ON WILEY., S.T.D., Pfesiden Professor of Theology Qupper leftj, is a favorite lec- turer in this field, sharing his wealth of knowledge with every student. Revered and esteemed in the minds of theologians, he is endeared and beloved in the hearts of the student body and faculty of P.C. WESTLAKE T. PURKISER, Ph.D., president of the college and Professor of Philosophy Qcenter leftl, is the chairman of this department. He is a very corn- petent administrative leader, performing effectually all the duties of his office. His sincere counsel and ad- vice, his winning smile and sympathetic manner, make hirn a lasting friend to everyone. We find in Dr. Purkiser all the attributes of a capable religious leader and educator and thus he has gained the respect and admiration of all. ROSS E. PRlCE, lVl.Th., is Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of Practical and Biblical Theol- ogy Qlower leftl. Dr. Price, in the weekly Thesis Seminar, meets the graduate students to assist them in planning and preparing a thesis which will aptly dis- play their ability to do graduate work. Along with this rigorous routine comes the assurance of studying under a qualified Christian professor. JOSEPH H. MAYFIE-LD, lVl.'A., is Dean of Students and Associate Professor of Greek and Philosophy Qcenterl. Known to the students as Prof, he co- ordinates all extra-curricular activities and plans a well rounded social calendar for the school year. His understanding nature has made him a favorite coun- selor and he meets each problem and question with V ' . ln his spare time, he sponsors the Al ha. t Emeritus and invaluable advice Colorado Club, Sigma Phi Mu, and Zeta p G. FREDERICK OWEN, B.D., lVl.A., is Professor of l and Biblical Literature. Ql.ower rightj table work in the Archeo ogy Dr. Owen has done some very no field of cartography. His maps of jerusalem are out- standing for their accuracy of detail. His pupils appre- ciate his vast knowledge of Bible History and profit by his writings. il eff' -5,-if