Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Presenting The HIS year's class of eleven College Freshmen is a class that has left its mark in many fields. And, as the motto- 'tConquering, and yet to Conquer -irm plies that in years to come the individu- als of this class will be making their mark From last year's Senior class, five re- turned. Gladys Wolfinbarger, Evelyn Engle, Alma Bristol, Cornelio Bolayog, and Howard Book. These five are al- ready well-known. NVe are sorry to re- port, however, that Cornelio found it im- possible to continue his work after the first semester, leaving ten to continue the work. The remaining six are the people which we must present to the reader. College Freshmen are his hobbyg he can teach us many things about them. He is one of those persons who believe in being different- his personality shows us that he has suc- ceeded fairly well. Paul Zook is another one of those newt' boys which were much needed. His talents added to those already in the class have given us greater strength and have enabled us to stretch the borders of things we can do. His brother, Glen Zook, has brought honor to our class in winning the county prize of the W. C. T. U. contest. In other fields he has shown other talents so much so that his position of prominence in the student body is well established. Be- CLASS CoLoRs: C O N Q L E R I N G CLASS FLOWER: BLUE AND GOLD AND YET TO CONQUER CORIOPSIS Q :K . .. .. . .... . Gladys Bohen, one of the class of '29, joined our number and has contributed largely to the success of our class. Her earnest and consistent Christian life has been an inspiration to all of us. Anna Brubaker, our soloist, has fur- nished the musical instincts of our class much to think about. Her corner has been well occupied and her life a bless- ing. She is also a part time teacher in the music department. Fred Dirks from South Dakota enter- ed the school at the first of the year and to our joy enrolled as a College Fresh- man. Besides being a student he has a vivid imagination. Airplanes and stars B? sides that he is the largest one in our class. Aurelio Sabado is a new student in every sense of the word. Having arrived in this country only eight months prior to his enrollment he was new to the country as well as to Beulah College. He has told us many stories of the people in his country and indeed has helped to make our class an interesting oue. Mrs. Brubaker has been a loyal and helpful advisor which we as a class ap- preciate very much. The majority of this class are looking forward to entering again next year and making the largest graduating class that our Junior College has seen. .ln I 4-A, -J , J, A ...... .--- ---- y ------ - - --H---P , A , T H my

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College Freshmen G LADYS WOLFINISARGER Chino, California. PAUL ZOOK! Tabor, Iowa ANNA BRUBAKER Grantham, Pennsylvania. Graduating in Voice AURELIO SABADO Tarlac, P. I. MRS. BRUBAKER Advisor ,,1m,1 X1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 151N,1v 1 1. 1. 1. 1 A-11:1 l1,.1.w1.nm-v-,,,. ,r I

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