Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Hanna M. Footc, A. B. Librarian Lucille B. Lady, R. N., College Nurse Health Education IN COUNTLESS REASSURING words and kind deeds, Mrs. Lady contributed to the spiritual and physical health of tlie Beulah College family. The rooms where lay those who chanced to be ill seemed filled with sunshine as she entered to chase away that virus X or whatever other disturbing micro-organism ivas causing trouble. THE TASKS OF OUR new librarian, Mrs. Foote, were accom- plished with an earnest desire to maintain at all times an orderly, stu- dious atmosphere. We appreciated her patience and understanding of our youthful exuberance which co uld not always be contained, try as IV e would — or wouldn ' t. WITH A BUOYANT enthusiasm for the attainment of robust and vigorous well-being of these tem- ples of the Holy Ghost, Miss Traut- wein directed her students to the achievement of agility and phys- ical poise. By her own active life she taught us to enjoy the relaxation which outdoor play can bring. Harriet L. Trautwein, A. B. Girls ' Physical Education

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WHEN WE THOUGHT OF MISS WITTER, our very thoughts were musical, for her soul breathed the music of harmonious Chris- tian living. Throughout the year we marveled at the beauty of the pro- grams of sacred music vhich she arranged and directed for the Beulah College radio program, Morning Melodies, for the Mixed Chorus, Ladies ' Chorus, and all other groups for which she was responsible. Her duties were many, but her talents were equal to them. THE STUDENTS WHO TOOK VOICE from Mr. Cochrane were as enthusiastic about their teacher as they were about singing. Those of us ivho did not know him as a teacher were infected by his jovial opti- mism and looked forward to the times when he would speak in chapel. Dorothy A. Witter, B. Mus. Director of Music, Piani RoUin Cochrane, A. B Voice

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