Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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OFFICERS ERWIN BENSON Prf'sizlc11t GENEVA ZOOK V'ice-Prlfsiclmzt RUTH BOOK Sr-crctaryf JESSE STECKLEY 1 rcasu're1' MR. ERNEST M. FREY Adwlsor THE BEULAH COLLEGE UNIT 1-IE BEULAH COLLEGE 'UNIT is the largest organization otf the school and is composed ol' the entire student body, with faculty members as honorary members. The purpose of the organization is to promote the 'interests ot' the students, giving them training for responsibility and power in self-government. The Vnit meets regularly every two Weeks in regular class period:-: following a system so that each time the meeting at a different hour o I' the dav. These meetings throughout' the year have offered a variety ot' discus- sion and program. Besides plain cold business, the students have enjoyed many live and vigorous discussions as well special music, testimonies and various other teatures. The numerous meetings have shown a fine spirit ol' Christian fellowship and love. A very marked degree of interest has been manifest throughout the year. Several steps which show progress in the life of this organization have been taken. One of these is the introduction ot pages who are found in- valuable in the regular meetings. They faithfully assist the members ol' the 'Unit by bearing messages and by taking motions in written form from the mover to the secretary. Another important step has been the adoption ot' the revised constitutiong still another, the inviting and entertaining ol' representatives of several of the Holiness Colleges ol' nearby communities. These visits foster a deeper sympathy and friendship between this and sister schools oil? the Pacific Coast. Twenty-eight

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STAFF JOHN SCHMIDT Editor-in-Chief MYRTLE MAXWELL Lit0?'l.l7'1l Editor LOIS FREY Reliy-ions Editor MIRA PACKARD News Editor GLEN BYER Business Manager PAUL GEORGE Assistavn Business Mam- aiycr GATI-IERINE EYER Circu.lat'io'n Manager MISS ALMA B. CASSEL Advisor ' ECHO STAFF EAN the northeast corner of the building there is a room Furnished with desks, chairs, a paper rack and some tilesg here the stalfl' meets regularly to solve its problems. 'llhe editorial statt With the advisor meets to decide what shall be or shall not be put into the paper. After deciding' this, various students are asked to write eertain articles. VVhen the ma- terial is handed in, it passes through the hands ot the department editors, the editor-in-r-hiel' and the advisor for corrections and approval. After being' typed the material is taken to the printer. Now eomes the prool' reading, the making ol' the dummy and, finally, the finished paper. But the paper eould not be printed Without the inanaeing sta fl' which is composed ol' the business manager, his assistant and the eireulation man- ager who see that the paper is Atinaneed. a prineipal item ot' which is se- curing Mads. This stall, likewise, distributes the papers to the sus- seribers. 'l'hese students are very busy, saeriefieing their recreational time and even study periods For stalfl' work. In spite of this they Find much pleas- ure in their tasks. But above all the experienee which they have received has been benetieial. They have put their best ettortra into making the l'lfho one which would be pleasing and also instructive to the readers. Twenty-nine