Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Jesse F. Lady, President IT IF AS THE COMMITTEE OF ADMINISTRATION . . . presi- dent, business manager, deans, and registrar . . . and the board of trustees ■who oiled the machinery of Beulah College at the beginning of the year and kept things running smoothly. This task of organizing took not merely a single hour here and there, but countless hours and head- aches in administration and board meetings. OUR PRESIDENT carried a heavy load with the addition of the of- fice of bishop to his already numerous presidential duties; but we felt that this responsibility contributed further to his interest in us and in Beulah College. IFe appreciated his spiritual poise and dignity as he guided us throughout this school year.

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THE SUNLIGHT PLAYING on the pepper leaves and the long shadows cast by the eucalyptus trees were a part of the Beulah College Campus which would always be the same . . . that part which gave surcease to minds weary of studying . . . that part toward which we looked for soothing ichen our temperatures were high with the fever of spring.

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AS DEAN OF INSTRUCTION, Miss Cassel, with her deep-rooted interest in our college, arranged class schedules, planned the curricu- lum, acted as nexcs reporter for the college, carried a spiritual concern for us as students, and dropped a word of encouragement and a smile here and there. OUR REGISTRAR, Mr. Bowers, managed someho ' W to keep the friendship of all of us in spite of the fact that it cas his unpleasant duty to issue grade slips, mark unexcused absences, and warn those of us whose grades were at the danger point. He was never too busy to help us plan our schedules or decide which subjects we still needed to com- plete our major. Alma B. Cassel, Dean of Instruction Mel in H. Bowers, Registrar