Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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A ' ' - f 'z.f ' X., f'5'r ZW ,xx .e p 43 - i . 1 , , K. 5 fg ayayw f i i ii !lIfl. mm2i'miina, - 1, c ' , It ti The one side of the pier-intellectual. experiences-have been continually in the process ot' construction by our various stones ol? knowledge. The quality olf the stones has depended upon the earnestness, the enthusiasm, and the ambi- tion which has prompted these experiences. Realizing the necessity ot the highest and best for our architectural structure, we choose For our creed the following words o lf Browning: ll Stake your counter boldly ever wit, Venture as warily, use the same skill, Do your best whether winning or losing it, ll' you choose to play!--is my principle. liet a man contend to the uttermost For his li'l'e's set prize, be it what it will! No arch is complete with only one pier. There must be at least two. The spiritual and moral experiences must keep pace with the temporal, that the arch may be a perfect one. The l'oundation ol' this pier is laid in the home as well. Here we are taught our first prayer. llere we hear Mother sing those good old-l'ashioned songs that lay the first stones 'l'or our structure. Here we are told the fascinating Bible stories, which make a great impression upon our childish minds. Here the principal ot right and wrong early becomes a detinite experience, and serves as a guide in the following years. ln the Sunday Srhool our knowledge continues to increase. The stories which our teacher narrates produce lasting effects, and our instructor becomes our ideal. Gradually the Christ ot the New Testament reveals himself in a greater manner. He no longer is only an Ideal, a l'ascinating character ol' the New Testament and the ifhrist ot' our Father and Mother, but He is Jesus Christ who deserves an entrance into our hearts and lives. Realizing the im- portance ol' having the right builder 'I'or our arch ol' experience, we, through confession and faith in the atoning merits of our slain and resurrected liord, invite Jesus Christ to be the Master Mason a11d Builder of our Arch. This experience is ot' inestimable importance, 'l'or upon this knowledge the remaining spiritual experiences rest. As the years tly swittly by, we learn to apply the lessons which we have formerly learned. The experience in truth, honesty, and 'fair play open up new avenues, and our knowledge becomes broader. Another round ol' masonry is laid when early the tact ol' standing For the right amid the taunts and jeers ot' our companions becomes one ot reality to us. The experiences are the stepping stones to greater ones, and, should we tail in these, our 'future stones will be marred. Christ is sermon on the mount gives us a vast amount ot basis mate- rials in our daily encounters with the world, and with God as our Architect, and Jesus Christ as our Master Builder, our experiences will complete the pier in the most beautiful manner. Our piers are near completion, but without the knowledge, appreciation and deep sympathy for tl1e aesthetic, they will be bleak and ba1'e. Both the intellectual and spiritual piers need this orna.ment.ation. All nature, from the song of the birds. the chorus ot the frogs, the rustle ot' the leaves to the music of the never-ceasing waves, unites in bringing to us the appreciation of God's creation. The voice of music with the message ot literature and art give us vital experiences which serve toward the final embellishing ol' our piers. The pie1's have reached their consummation, and the imposts, springers, and voussoirs are next to be added. The imposts are those portions ot? the arch Page Fourteen K N

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