Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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DR WES MIERAS, Alumni AssociaTion Presidenf. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. Many oT The 3,600 alumni of Pasadena College are active in The Alumni Asso- ciation, led by Dr. Wes Mieros. Each year sTudenTs look Forvvard To The conTribuTion To The college by The Alumni AssociaTion. In recenT years, alumni have purchaseol property, folding Tables, anol a porTable microphone system. This year, The associciTion had as iTs goal The furnishing of Young I-lc1ll's loungefa Tive Thousand dollar proiecT. In addition, The Alumni Constituent Organizations Promote Campus Improvement MRS. ANNIE ARMS, Women's Auxiliary President. AssociaTion sponsors Vocation Week in chapel and The Homecoming banquet WOMENS AUXILIARY. Mrs. Annie Arms leads The Pasadena College Womens Auxiliary. Formed in Ociober I967, This nevv organizaTion provides Tel- lovvship and opporTuniTy Tor service Tor women con- sTiTuenTs. Members underTook To refurnish Cenrer Goodwin's lounge This year. Vistng high school seniors are assigned rooms by IfronT To backi Ron Gilliland, Vonnie True, and Ed Hammock on The night before Senior Day acTiviTies,

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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

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DR. CECIL MILLER, REGISTRAR Dr. Miller has as his task the keeping ot accurate and complete cumulative records of all stu- dents, compilation and dissemination ot grades, and admissions to the college. In addition, he is a Professor of Education, and serves on six administrative committees. Though Dr. Miller handles so much paper work, students never become numbers to him as he treats each one with personal concern. Registration office secretaries, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. LaSource, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs Smith, and Miss Ragains. Simplified Registration Procedure Ina ugurated Registration procedure was simplified substan- tially this year when the college adopted the quarter system. Students now register tor the entire' year at one time, and the forms include carbon paper. Fork it over! John Watkin completes payment on his account at the Business Office.