Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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lumni-Auxiliary Refurnish Dorm and Lounges A DR. WES MIERAS, Alumni Association President. MRS. ANNIE ARMS, Women's Auxiliary President Homecoming Day brings hundreds of PC alumni To The college campus. '7' .1 Q I -3 . gm-5: -Q , ls .U Lucas' , .. ,pi l Under The leadership of Dr, Wes Mieras, many of The more Than 3800 Pasadena College Alumni are able To Take an acTive parT in The affairs of Their alma mafer. Each year The conTribuTions from This organiza- Tion are used To enhance The value and qualify of our campus. Among Their mosT recenf conTribuTions is The refurnishing of The Young Hall dormiTory lounge.. The newesT of Pasadena College's sup- porTing groups is The Women's Auxiliary, now in iTs second year. Led by founding presidenf Mrs. Annie Arms, The 321 charfer members are planning for many service proiecfs, The firsT of which is The refurnishing of The CenTer Goodwin lounge area and The Klassen House lounge. The Auxiliary Chap- Ters also handmake ChrisTmas decoraTions and gifT ideas for sale in The Lower STudenT Union aT Homecoming Time, as well as sponsoring Bake Sales and a Rummage Sale. lim In The Fall of The year, The Ladies' .Auxiliary make ready their Christmas boutique in The Lower STudenT Union in preparation for Homecoming Day acTiviTies.

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ffice of Development Aids Public Relations Through the Office of Development, Pasadena College's influence is felt in varied areas, among which are church and public relations, student re- cruitment, corporation and foundation solicitations, and alumni affairs. This year, the staff welcomed Rev, Fisher as director of Student Recruitment, His realm of responsibility includes Junior-Senior Day, periodical publications and student representative groups which present the college to schools and churches throughout this area. ff .1 X. Ps. ,J , x Y' to ig gf it f Dr Vanderpool speaking at MRS. THOMPSON, secretary to Mr. High School Day chapel pro- Ponsford gram. TTS? Ls!! ry MR. CARLETON PONSFORD, Director of Development , NLM, P.C. Alumnus, Rev. Robert Scott, delivers Home- REV. CLIFFORD FISHER, new Director of Student Recruitment coming Day chapel message.

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DR. CECIL MILLER, Regisfror CST 5 ,-,,. 1 f x., .s ,L 1 K- .5 9 ' L i- 55 . ' A ' if L Sv n-,I . , 4. - . H7 lf il . , . ,,, N fl F ', ,' A x 4 ff' 'I 1 D V 1 V . , I - MRS. MCCLELLAND, Finoncicxl Aid Direclor l f., ,9.df ,I -4- . -Q-5. v, ,. .. e...., Business Office Secretaries, Left io Right: Chris Arnolcl, Corlene Cooper, Shirley Fechner, ond Corol Livsey Efficiency Speeds Registration Hassle Through The RegisTror's office pciss The hundreds of closs cords, cumulofive records, duplicofes ond Triplicofes involved in The scheduling of curriculum. The innovofion of pre-regisfrofion, which ollowed sfudenfs 'ro register prior To The beginning of The fcill Term, hos greofly increosed efficiency. 26 Did you soy pink cords? .1 , fl .f Uv- 1