Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Snyder Advances Campus Development As Administrative Assistant to the President, Dr. Harvey Snyder works specifically to meet administrative demands at Pasadena College. Dr. Snyder supervised programs for higher ed- ucation, records of government, and contact with corporation and foundation sources for support of the college program. Dr. Snyder also serves on the Administrative Council, Student Financial Aid Committee, and'Teacher Education Committee. The Administrative Assistant travels exten- sively for the college, and has worked in coor- dination with the Board of Trustees in develop- ing the master expansion plan for Pasadena College towards reality. -,. ., r sexe x Q Uv I History scholars Andrews and Cooke exchange thoughts at the Faculty reception. 20 IV'

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Trustees Approve Master Plan , 1' 1 . . I - X5 ff N Ni 'J j F45 f x f - FW K3 44 f- - -- -. BOARD OF TRUSTEES, lseatedl Wilbert Little, L.A., W. Shelburne Brown, E, E. Zachary, L. Guy Nees, L.A., J. Wesley Mieras, L.A., Row I Richard Borbe Sac W. W. Morris, So. Cal., Gus Bergesen, No. Cal., W. H, Deitz, Cen. Cal., James Shaw, No. Cal., Howard Anderson, Sac., Francis L. Smee, Cen Cal Ernie Owen S. Cal., Wendell Wellman, L.A., A. J. Edwards, L.A., Fred Fike, New Mex., M. L. Mann, Ariz., J. Paul Downey, Ariz. Row 2: Nicholas Hull So Cal W H Burton, So. Cal., Lawrence Whitcomb, So. Cal., Robert Scott, So, Cal., Kenneth Vogt, Sac., M. S. Lydic, Ariz., J. C. Wooton, L.A., Raymond Ryan New Mex Walter Bells, No, Cal., John Adams, New Mexico, Daniel Penn, Soc., Harold Morris, New Mex., Leland Smaot, L. A., Marvin Shelby, Ha. -L.. -u I-:f.,.:i,v Q'-1-.1 We Drs. W. Shelburne Brown and Guy Nees officiate March ilth groundbreaking ceremony for the Library. Mr. Robert L. Foster delivers his annual Treasurer's report to the Board of Trustees.

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-1-el, Univ UKILM ullllll befell i. IQIII lla NAI Nfl ' Fg'I'i, ,,:ht ', MRS. SHANNON EDITH SORWEIDE Gresham Upholds Academics As Dean of the College, Dr. Gresham serves in several vital capacities. Perhaps the most important is the direct administration of the academic program of the college. ln cooperation with Divisional Chairmen, he arranges for courses offered by faculty members, prepares schedules, and enforces attendance, grading and academic policies. His is the responsibility for maintaining the high academic quality of the college. Through Dr. Gresham's capabilities, stamina, and vast depth of knowledge and experience, combined with concern for the individual student, the office of Dean of the College has gained a reputation for excellence. Student assistant notates the latest closed class during last minute registration rush.