Bourdeau Called to South Lancaster Academy by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · May 20, 1915

Bourdeau Called to South Lancaster Academy

By Editor

WE are glad to see strengthened the bonds of Christian fellowship and co-operation which have existed so long and so happily between our publishing houses and schools. Our publishing houses owe much to the many earnest young men and women who have entered the field in the interests of our publications. Our school faculties have nobly inspired and seconded the efforts of their students. The strengthening of the already cordial relations existing between the Review and Herald and South Lancaster Academy will be served in the call recently extended to Brother A. J. S. Bourdeau to stand at the head of the English department of that school. Graduating from the Battle Creek College in 1896, with the degree of bachelor of arts, receiving later his master's degree for research work in history, Brother Bourdeau is well fitted by educational qualification for that position, as he is also by experience in our general work. As manager of the magazine department of the Review and Herald for the last five years, he has labored hard and zealously for the advancement of this message, and the Lord has blessed his efforts. We believe that there is a broad field before him in our educational work. His many friends in Washington and throughout the field will wish him abundant success in his responsible position in connection with the academy, a school which has rendered valuable service in the training of workers in this cause, and which we believe, with the blessing of God, has a rich experience before it. Brother Bourdeau has already severed his connection with the Review and Herald, and will remove to South Lancaster sometime during the summer, ready for the next school year.