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AMBASSADOR
COLLEGE
Never before has there been a college
quite like it. Beginning in 1947, a
dream of Herbert Armstrong began to
be fulfilled . In that year, Pasadena be–
carne the home of Ambassador College.
By the 1959-1 960 college year, enroll–
ment at the Pasadena campus reached
245 full-time students, and in the fall of
1960 another campus was opened in
Bricket Wood, near St. Albans,
England. A third campus in Big Sandy,
Texas, was added in the fall of 1964.
Today, at the three sister campuses
of Ambassador College, a total of
1, 280 students are enrolled. They are
pioneers in a unique educational experi–
ment . Many Ambassador graduates fill
important posts in the worldwide enter–
prises connected with the college' s Ex–
tension Education Program.
The pictures on these pages are of
the Ambassador College campuses. Up–
per left is an aerial view, with the gym–
nasium and track in the foreground, of
the Bricket Wood campus in the
" Green Belt" outside London. Lower
left is the rolling terrain of the Big
Sandy campus, sloping down f rom the
Roy Hammer Library. To the right, the
Loma D. Armstrong Academic Center of
the Pasadena campus, as seen from the
Orange Grove Boulevard entrance.