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Ge 1 palm GMEBIJJOII- J. A LAN of the college, Dr. Culbertson fupper leftj, is responsible for the orientation and testing program for new students. His life encourages us to be sincere, thoughtful Christians and his humility of wisdom is an inspiration to everyone. An ollice of impor- tance to all is that of Prof. Mayfield fcenter leftj, Dean of Students. Here one can find the solution to the many program difficulties and activity schedules. Because of his sincere desire to help the struggling student, he has become a favorite campus counselor. Mrs. Ida Ransom flower leftj, is Dean of Women and advisor for the A.W.S. Mother Ransom is a friend of every student as she is always willing to give a little advice whether it is to help plan a wedding or to find employment. Dean of Men, Mr. Carroll Etter f lower cen- eand offer gui ance C cfm, .QJG QCIIIJOIYI-
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MADELI NE NEWCOMER NIARI ANNE JOSEPH refafionri ELLA KELLER JUNE TAYLOR fine group of men who have a vision of the future of Pasadena College. The Publicity Of- fice, under the direction of Mr. S. C. Coate, is responsible for the Living Endowment Pro- gram and the publication of the Clarion, the annual catalogue, and various bulletins and pamphlets containing information about Pasadena College. Dad Ransom arranges the schedules for the Living Endowment groups that weekly represent Pasadena College in the various churches of the Southwestern Educational Zone. A steady stream of literature flows from this department to maintain active contact with all persons interested in Pasa- dena College. ANNE TROUTT ETHEL JEFFORDS MR. J. RANSOM 's
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r if f 1 H w X mf' wurr ..e1:s:! 'T' -: t . ' ' -J' '2f.2.4l1-'E' 2 ,f - JIMMIE Lou RICHARDS WILLIE HOPE C WML, terj is better known as Pop. Admired for his enthusiasm and zeal he is a friend to everyone. Registrar of P.C., Mr. C. Miller fupper rightl, has successfully filled his new position. Possessing a genial personality he has a genuine concern for the students and .covets their friendship. Working with his secretary, Mrs Richards fright centerj, he has efficiently directed this important office. Veteran,s Co-ordinator, Dr. H. Ernst flower leftj, is a well known figure on the campus. The personal interest which he takes in every vet- eran demands the admiration of everyone. The Student-Life Council flower rightj, is re- f sponsible for fostering better student-faculty relationships. Headed by Prof. Mayfield, i they have operated very successfully this year. in zifuclenf a aim! y I l p f t is If i -jlenfy gfnfft .gguclenf gommiffee 19
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