Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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A Message Have you essuyed to elirnb the rugged slope Ol' San Antonio? You doubtless took The trail upon an starry moonlight night. You sought to reach the suinniit ere the dawn Should bring to Baldyls view the graindeui' Ol? the morning sun. Your journey through the school is mueh Like such 21 climb. Not all who take the trail Ot erudition keep it to its end. For it becomes too steepg distracting paths Lead into gorgeous yales. For many yours You've proven stziuneh :ind true. At different times You have uttziined less lofty sunnnits. Fai' out above the valley you have lookedg The Excelsior cull has held you in the ehosen path, The stutely summit high youlve reached at last, And you can look in all directions forth Toward other mountain crowns. Yes, peaks there are 'Phat lift their snowy cups above your present height. Now, let your heart he strongg know not the tear Ot dreaded tusksg hit the trail again. Never lnind, though glaeiers hair your way, For you will seule the heights of lite to reach At lust your ehosen goal in regal triumph. lX'l1+:m'oN ld. 11 1 Ll,