Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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The Faculty « ANNA N. BRUBAKER, A.B., M.A. Modern Languages bJvertf life He has completely con- t rolled has been supre mely inter- esting, supremel}f useful, and preciously beatitiful. HENRY G. BRUBAKER, B.L.I., M.A., Th. D., D.D. Education, Speech A reputation for aood judgment, fair dealing, truth, and rectitude is itself a fortune. PAUL E. ENGLE, A.B., M.A. Social Science, Natural Science Surely it in a characteristic of a great and liberal riiiid that it recognizes humanity in all its forms and conditions. ANNA D. LEATHERMAN, B.S., A.B., M.A. Biological Sciences hear Hh voice in call oi birds — His face smiles dotcn at me From out the bluest summer sky. Or from giay mists at sea DOROTHY A. WITTER, B. Mus. Ed. Director of Music Hoft is the »!!«!(; thnt tcouUl charm forever. She strikes the chords of life ' s exquisite harmon- WILLIAM N. WENGER, A.B. Music Music once admitted to the soul be- comes a sort of spirit and never dies, SAMUEL M. CALDERON Spanish Just to be cheery when things go wrong, JuM to drive sadness away with a song. Whether the hour is dark or bright. Just to be loyal to God and right. HELEN W. GISH, B.S.L., A.B. Home Economics She does not com»iaiirf success. She does more — she deserves it.

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Administrators ALMA B. CASSEU A.B., MA. Dean of Instruction English A saint through. ' a person the light shines MELVIN H. BOWERS, A.B. Registrar English With an urd rstanding fuart he eott ' municat€;i happiness to others bif being ready to smnpathize with th Ar notions and feelings. ABNER B. HALDEMAN Business Manager The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can ( •! well, and doing tvell tvhatever uou do ivithout a thought of fame, HELEN M. DOHNER, A.B. Dean of Women Academy English Fr0m the ftelds of her nonl a fra- grance celestial ascendvd — Charity, meekness, love and hope, and forgiveness, and jmtience. ELAM O. DOHNER, B.S.L. Dean of Students Academy Bible, Agriculture Health is the greatest of gifts, coi tentment the best of riches.

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flll If© iiJI ifir ii I The Faculty ETHEL A. CLIMENHAGA, A.B. Commerce Hartnontf at the renter radiates happinesx throughottt the ichMe sphere of life ' GORDON D. ENGLE, A.B. Physical Ed., Social Science Diligence in th£ mother of aocd tack, and God givn ali thiniig to industry. AMOS H. BUCKW ALTER, A.B. Industrial Arts Clieerful and courtcoiu, full of manly grace. His heart ' s frank welcome written on his face. RUTH E. BOOK, A.B. Physical Education The will of Heaven my tciU sluxU be; I boir to the Divine decree, to God ' s behest. ANNA B. MARTIN Latin Her life, one sweet and quiet deep. In Beulah ' s life she plays her part With humble course and dignity. One of our Master ' s works of art. JOHN Z. MARTIN, A.B. Religious Director Mathematics, Chemistry • ' riend to truth, of soul sincere. In action faithful, and in hnnor HANNAH M. FOOTE, A.B. Librarian She doeth little kindnesses many leave undone or despise. LUCILLE B. LADY, R.N. College Nurse, Health Edu- cation A graeunu personality, a gentle hand to minister, and a merry hear that doeth good like a medi- cine