Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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lb LA DALMA 55 To PEARL H. Lewis WELVE years ago there came to our high school and community, on call of the Board of Trustees, a splendid family-Mr. Charles L. Lewis, as commercial teacher, Mrs. Pearl H. Lewis, his wife, and their two children, Wyatt and Corabelle. Three years ago when Mr. Lewis, a great teacher, guide, and friend, was called by his Master, Mrs. Lewis assumed full responsibility for the commercial work. Whatever may be said of one in the school room may be said of the f other. They loved the school room, loved to teach, and loved the children who came under PEARL H. Lrzwts their charge. In the loss of Mrs. Lewis a great sorrow has again fallen over our school. Every teacher, every boy and every girl feels that he has lost a personal friend. Constantly her help was sought both in and out of class, and she always gave it cheerfully in her sweet, smiling, motherly way. For several years she has had charge of a group of girls in her department, the A.P.B.G. Club, and has been a cherished adviser of this club. Outside of her busy life at school, Mrs. Lewis found time to be a wonderful mother in her home. In church and in lodge she also played her part and played it well. Perhaps the rarest blessing is a memory of a beautiful, noble life spent in helpful service in home and church, in school and community. The blessing of lzer quiet life Fell on us like the dew, And good thoughts where lzer fool-steps pre.vs'ed Like fairy lnloxsoms grew. F. S. H.4YDEN, Principal thirty