Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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COLLEGE READING ROOM — diligent study . . . animated discussion . . . idle daydreaming . . . concentrated thought . . . contented browsing . . . desperate cramming. And some did become overseers of the places where the youth were wont to seek for wisdom LIBRARY— h e a d s bent low in unrelenting pur- suit of knowledge until the bell rings . . . students harass overseer -with petty vexations of their study . . . next in line for the newspaper.

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The Administrdtors MISS DOHNER — business manager . . . alert to op- portunities . . . keenly interested in the expanding program of the school . . . spends long hours at her desk . . . aggressive enthusiasm ... a deep concern for the spiritual welfare of the school. MR. BURKHOLDER— director of public relations . . . an esteemed financier . . . businesslike yet under- standing ... in touch with campus affairs . . . cheer- ful .. . travels much in the interest of Beulah Col- lege . . . contacts many prospective students. MR. HOKE — dean of students . . . religious director ... a sym.pathetic listener to the problems of youth . . . magnanimous . . . tolerant ... a man of humility and deep spiritual fervency . . . afflicted with en- largement of the heart. MISS LONGENECKER— dean of women . . . super- vises dining room . . . plans tasty meals . . .al- though serious, she is ready for fun . . . serene and cheerful spirit . . . graced with modesty . . . contralto voice . . . good will to all.

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And behold the youth gained Q knowledge of the love of PROBLEMS OF RELIGION-indoctrination course . . . prac- ical Christian living emphasized . . . inspirational discus- sions . . .Mr. Lady encourages independent thinking. RELIGIOUS TRAINIiNG— students are trained for Sunday School teaching . . . students try to take advantage of Mr. Hoke ' s good nature . . . precept upon precept; line upon line.