Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Jesse F. Lady, Ph.D. Biblical Literature, Philosophy Norman A. Winj;crt, M. A. gious Director, Biblical Literature, French OF OUR PRESIDENT, -icho w s also our professor, -ice could say, Reverently he -ivalked among us, imparting to us of his own spiri- tual vision. WE HAD NOT BEEN LONG in Mr. JFingert ' s classes before we knew that he considered secular courses of study only as stepping stones to the beginning of all wisdom . . . God.

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MORE PERSONAL, but no less iDiportant, ivas the supervision of the Beiilah College fn uily by the deans. Mr. and Mrs. Dohner saw to it that we were reminded of B Book rules, and at tJie same time, en- tered into our problems with sympathetic understanding. MRS. DOHNER, who taught academy English besides being mother to the dormitory girls, was kinder to us than we deserved, and we cotild not help but love her in return for her gracious manner toward us. MR. DOHNER, more often known as Pop, whose duties ranged from dean of men and students to instructor of academy Bible, remem- bered hozv it felt to be young and sometimes made us almost forget that he was a teacher and not a student. Helen M. Dohner, Dean of M ' omen, and Elam O. Dohner, Dean of Students

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Melvin H. Bowers, A. R. English, Church History NOT ONLY TO THE STUDENTS, but also to all who knew him, Mr. Bowers endeared himself by his helpful and sincere enthusiasm. He was more than our instructor; he was one of us. IFE CAME FROM Miss Cassel ' s literature classes with an under- standing of literature which we had not had before. She made us feel that the writings of great authors and poets were expressions of our own unspoken thoughts and emotions. Ahna B. Cassel, M. A. English, Literature