Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Leaders in Duplicate Our Vice-President of Public Relations, Dr. R. T. Wil- liams, is one of the busiest men on campus. Besides his duties as vice-president, he teaches psychology, education, and ad- ministration classes. His heart is always open to the problems of others, making him an influential figure in the lives of many students. Dr. Kenneth Armstrong has been with Pasadena College since 1958 when he came to us from Wichita, Kansas, where he was Associate Minister for the Wichita First Church of the Nazarene. He served the school as Administrative Vice- President and taught as Associate Professor of Sociology. His classes were characterized by the quiet understanding that Christ is constantly in command and completely in control. Under the call of General Superintendent G. B. William- son, he was called to serve for a year as principal of the Naz- arene Bible College in johannasburg, South Africa. While traveling to and from service at this college, which trains workers for the twenty-eight white churches in the area, Dr. Armstrong will visit Nazarene mission fields both in Europe and in the Orient. V . . -23 , i v.-. : l it Much thought goes into their decision making. Barry Meguiar and Dr. R. T. Williams discuss the fall revival. ' 2-if ,f,,if2rf?'ifE eg, . ....--5. ,. ,r W Q 1 ue... ,hhi , Q . M me ti as

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E They Foster Growt Contrary to the beliefs of some students, their enor- mous tuition bills are not the sole support of Pasadena College. In fact, the total sum collected from the student body for tuition and fees covers only about half of the operating costs. Other sources of necessary finance are ac- quired by means of Carlton G. Ponsford and Cecil Knip- pers. Mr. Ponsford, as Director of Estate Planning, secures future capital funds for the college. Daily he makes con- tacts with individuals who wish to make bequests, annu- ities and life loan contracts to the college and if necessary, he will locate legal counsel for them. Mr. Knippers, as Director of Development secures cur- rent funds for P. C. Besides making daily contacts with individuals and corporations, he also supervises the living endowment fund. This fund, collected from our faithful Nazarenes throughout the educational zone, is converted into scholarships and grants-in-aid which are made avali- able to worthy and needy students. The major use of cur- rent capital funds, however, is to develop the campus and its facilities and to pay off the principal debts of the college. The Board of Trustees meets semi-annually. Besides lay- ing plans with the administration for the operation of the school, they encourage the expansion and development of school property and facilities. Living Endowment Coordinator - Mrs. Jean Condon t. . NH me ' UN H! ' ' . T' 20