Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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4- 5 T If , -nr f 'Q rg t, ii 2 FY 9 f xv , fy it E ! i . E .f 1 i l l 2 l LELA LONDON, Counselor ot Women. LEWIS R THOMPSON Counselor of Men Mrs. Lela London, Counselor of Women, came to Pasadena College in l958. Besides serving on several administrative councils and advising the AWS coun- cil, she teaches several courses in religious education each year. Mr. Lewis R. Thompson assumed his responsibilities as Counselor ot Men in 1960. l-le has also served as chairman of the Scholarship and Grant in Aid Com- mittee, member ot several administrative committees, and advisor to the AMS council. l-le also teaches courses in education. 4...JSJ '-.WNW

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DR. JAMES H. JACKSON DEAN OF STUDENTS A man whose enTire day is focused on The personal needs of sTudenTs of Pasadena College is Dr. James H. Jackson, Dean of STudenTs. Under his broad adminisTraTive responsibiliTy come The counseling and healfh services, financial aid To sTudenTs, parking, and dormiTories. He also serves on seven adminisTraTive councils. Dr. Jackson carne To Pasadena College in l949, afTer several years in The pasToraTe. He was highly successful in developing The forensics pro- gram of The college. An arTiculaTe speaker and Tacfful, efficienT adminisTraTor, he was appoinTed Dean of STudenTs in l96O. His area of service has increased sfeadily each year unTil, This year, beyond his duTies as Dean he also served as AcTing Chairman of The Division of l.eTTers and PresidenT of Alfadena RoTary Club. Neverfheless, he sTill has Time To be a Tremendous advisor To The sTudenT council, and To chaT wiTh sTudenTs alaouT Their personal concerns. No wonder Dr. Jackson has come To be known as A man who geTs Things done. J ca Dean Focuses on Student Needs Student Services Office: clearinghouse for quesTiOnS, . ?'ff i , , . , f A'4,- , :gf 1, 1 Mfr' V T ' .JJT T ,.r .,, ' W E T I ... T W---v-ssl ' if l J -W 'Z 4 --

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MR. CARLETON PONSFORD DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Endowment Reaches One Million Dollars To develop consTiTuenT and public reIaTions is The primary purpose of The Office of DevelopmenT, Church relafions, public relaiions, sTudenT re- cruiTmenT, college pubIicaTions, corporaTion and foundaTion soIiciTaTion, deferred giffs, and alum- ni affairs all demand The aTTenTiori of This office. This year, an addiTion To The sTaff was made To aid in sTudenT pubIiciTy. Mr. William Greenelsh, AssociaTe in DevelopmenT, has had The respon- sibiliiies enfailed by High School and Senior Days, as well as ediTing Two new periodicals, The New Ones and PresidenTial HoT-line. Also, he is responsible for The selecTion, Training and supervision of The sTudenT represenTaTive groups. An alumnus of Pasadena College, Mr. CarIeTon Ponsford re- Turned To his alma maTer Ten years ago To serve as DirecTor of Development Mr. Ponsford now has mammoTh acIminisTra- Tive responsibiliTy, and Travels more Than 50,000 miles each year on college business. Since he assumed This capaciTy, endowmenT of The college has grown subsTanTially, unTil iT now amounTs To approximaTely one million dollars. Mr. Ponsforol seTs as his personal goal To see endowmenT reach Ten million dollars before he reTires. ln addiTion To serving as DirecTor of DevelopmenT, Mr. Ponsford serves as Execufive SecreTary of The Alumni AssociaTion. MRS. THOMPSON, secreiary To Mr. Ponsford MR. WILLIAM GREENELSH, AssociaTe in Development