Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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'B 'faculty Frances Jensen, B.Mus. ftop rightj, lnstructor of Piano, is a considerate and thoughtful teacher. Her nimble fingers display their talent in chapel where she serves as pianist. lnspiring patience and fortitude are only two of the many attributes which make her a charming person. Fern Keoppel, AB. Qcenter rightj, lnstructor in Pri- vate Speech, has a heart full of gladness. With a sunny smile and merry twinkle in her eye, she is capable of friendly mischief. Dividing her time be- tween her family and her work. she is ambitious and has a deep sense of responsibility. She displays a steadiness of character which reflects her close walk with Cod. Chalmer A. Cartwright, A.B. Gower rightj, Graduate Assistant in Athletic Department, coaches ,l.V. bas- ketball. His students admire the keen sense of sports- manship with which he instructs them. He is noted for the vitality and vigor with which he undertakes any problem. An active church member, he places his emphasis on a spiritual life. Letty Loge Howe, A.l5. Qlower centerj, lnstructor of Home Economics, has worked unceasingly for her department. Her careful and methodic assignments depict her painstaking and diligent preparation for her career. Energetic and enthusiastic, she is well qualified to guide and direct young home-makers in their various activities. An example of Christian en- deavor, she has lofty standards and is ready for Chris- tian service. Lois E. Hall, lVl.A. flower leftl, Associate Professor of Arts and Crafts, is a courteous and responsive in- structor. A splendid artist. she displays her talents through the creative work of her students. Always quiet and reserved in manner, her modest tranquillity is an example of a life filled with Christian love and adoration. X-tj'-5' ..- Ai, X 'ss . Wx. , TQ, . - Q page tlifen flkfue

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Page lwgntjhfour ..u ' I -Mash 1 'E f 2112 -1 -QQ W7 xfnslkq ' 257511- , FT. .' P xt? J.:- .. -.-L lf f' Chester C. Crill, M.lVlus. Qtop leftj , Director of Music, Professor of Voice. Having an amazing capacity for accomplishment, he leads the college choir with ease and grace. He is a real scholar of music and as such is much appreciated by his pupils. Of undoubted sin- cerity, he displays a consciousness of the finer things of life. Walter J. Hilde, lVl.lVlus. Qtop centerj, Professor of Piano and Organ, co-sponsors the Sophomore class. His deep interest in young people makes him a real friend and advisor to all of his pupils. His home is always open for council meetings, parties or what have you. We have enjoyed his talent as chapel organist. His genial nature and ingrained cheerfulness are ap- preciated by everyone. Earl H. Anderson Qtop rightj, Assistant Professor of Voice, is a favorite soloist around campus. Expres- sively original, his well-rounded life is supported by an indomitable spirit. His cheerful smile and disposi- tion have given many of us a new zest for living and through his dynamic and intense spiritual life he has gained our respect. Willo May Beresford, lVl.lVlus. Qcenter leftj , Associate Professor of Nlusic, is instructor of Theory and Piano. Patient and understanding. she is popular with her studentsg steady and dependable she is an outstanding tutor. An accomplished musician. her faithfulness to her work is outstanding. We admire her winsome spirit filled with devotion to God. Elizabeth R. Nelson, Nl. Llowerj, Associate Profes- sor of Church Music and Voice, leads the Treble Choir. Her jolly disposition. and charm of smile and manner, are only part of her winning personality. A gracious hostess, she serves delicious food and spices it with a sense of humor. A versatile singer and dili- gent teacher, she is marvel to every student. ,I F w I

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Mrs. Nadine Kenny Head Librarian Mrs. Minnie Poole Desk Clerk page twenty-six 1 5 'lu .Li its .Lizbrczricln A welcome addition to the P.C. campus is the completion of the new library building. No longer is it necessary to store books in a make- shift library in the basement of the administra- tion' building, with still more volumes over- flowing into the halls. The new structure, a modified Mediterranean type architecture, houses a spacious reading room with modern blonde furnishings, and high, rustic, beamed ceilings. Also included in the Hoor-plan is a number of well lighted stack-rooms, each equipped with carroll desks, for study pur- poses. The lower level is the religious library, dedicated to the memory of the late Dr. Olive M. Winchester. Handling the responsibilities of the library work is Mrs. Nadine Kenny, head librarian. She and her staff have done a notable piece of work in making the change and setting up the new system. Top Right: Library Staff Lower Right: Library moving day Left: Library dedication - - lf!'! '! A i A X I 'X .F 41' Vi .1