Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Back Row:Mab1'ie Goins, Sergeant-at-Arms: Price Trautwein, Vice President: Chester Eckman, Roy B. Smith, Treasurer, 'xvilliam Lewis, Sylvanus Landis, President. President. Front Row: Mariella Scott, Reporter, Miss Kreider, Advisory Alice Engle, Secretary. Academy uniors E ARE the Happy juniors be- cause God has made us so. Our president, Sylvanus Landis, comes from Iowa. Although we understand he was born in Pennsylvania, he usually puts his lot in whole-heartedly for Iowa. Our vice-president, Price Trautwein, is a lover of California, but Oh, you Kan- sas student. Our secretary, Alice Engle, throws her best wishes in for this mid-western state also. The treasurer, Roy B. Smith, is an Arizonian. There is no state quite like Arizona to our money man. Our sergeant-at- arms, Mabrie Goins, was rightly chosen for his position for he is from the state that likes order-Sunny California. The reporter, Mariella Scott, is a Southerner through and through, horn in Kentucky. We have the privilege of having one of God's minute men , William Lewis, in our class. He is a native of California. This state is also represented the third time by the presence of Chester Eckman, who knows how to drive the tractor skill- fully among the orange trees. Our neces- sity, guide, trusty friend and advisor, Miss Mary C. Krieder, comes from the state which most Beulah College students are most efflciently informed of-Penn- Sylvania. 'With our Holy Guide holding our hands, We press on and up over all obstacles, crags, precipices and falls, with our prayer, our aim 4'Not Heights of Fame but an Honest Name. , ' -.......-,,...-..----..--.,..,...-.y .,,.,,.. 1 V I A ' . .QI ' :..,S, .N A sr , ' - ' ' ' ' A .

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also speak with appreciation of her orig- inality which manifests itself just at those times when it is most needed. The common saying is, Last, but not leastf, Perhaps you will pardon us once more if we apply this statement to our Advisor and Class Teacher, Miss Cassel. Our family would never he whole with- out her to guide us and guard us. QShe 1.. -QQ- took us down to San Diego and brought us back safelylj Now, you have met our Senior Class of '31. We hope that you have received an adequate knowledge of the talents and characteristics of each, to a certain extent at least. We are sure that you think, with the remainder of us, that the class members are worth knowing. Olnmmrnrvmmi Snug NIARY SANFORD NIORISON 'Tis june the month of roses, Of golden sunny hours, Of liquid hirdnotes calling, The month of sun and flowersg And n.ature's myriad voices From held and stream repeat T he song our hearts are singing, Commencement Day to greet. Right joyfully we hail thee, O long expected day! Yet therels a note of sadness 'lf hat will not pass away. For autumn's golden weather No more for us will tell The hour of glad returning To scenes we've loved so well. CHORUS Lift then your voices clear and strong! Hope gilds the future wayg Love lights the past we've known so long, Hail to Commencement Day! No more the good old friendships, No more the well-known Waysg For us new paths must open, New duties till our days. But time can never alter Devotion tried and true, And Me1n'ry will make sweeter The joys that here we knew. So, Classmates, stand together, As heartily we raise One loyal song at parting In Alma Materls praise. May Fortune smile upon her, May men her name enthrone, And we forever cherish Her honor as our own. ilk' 1 -ll if ..-..---,...--,, TM Nl!-'fl'

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Back Row: Ezra XV:-anger, Victor Espiritu, Cletus Naylor, Vice Prosidentg Allyne Tingle, Rhoda Musser, Albert Cober, Telr-sforo Garcia, Stanley Albano. Amos Bucliwalter, Kathryn Dyer, Eva Anderson, Mr. Benson, Advisory Eliza- beth Bohen, Secretaryg Juanita. Sparks, Allen Buckwalter, Presidentg Allen Front Row: VVenger. Academy Sophomores Sophomores we are, but not forever. Sixteen- smiling Sophomores everyone. T the opening of school there were thirteen students who enrolled as academy sophomores of Beulah College. When the second semester opened three new members were welcomed into the class. They were Kathryn Byer, Albert Cober and Allyne Tingle. Our class of fifteen members is now the largest class in school. Do not fail to see Allen Buckwalter in the group on the picture. He is our class president and has proven himself true to the place he fills and also to God. Nor could we get along without Cletus Nay- lor as he is not only the vice-president, but also the preacher and evangelist of our class. I am sure it will not be a dif- ficult task to find our secretary, Eliza- beth Bohen, in the picture, Elizabeth is rather tall in stature and has the habit of wearing a pleasant look on her face. In the class are those who are interested in the held of music, nursing, farming, carpentering, and also evangelistic and missionary work. For our class colors we have chosen blue and white-blue for truth and White for purity. YVe are sure that we can live up to this standard in the future years of our school career if We keep in mind our motto, God is Our Leader. 29 4 Y 5. ' , e A -fx. u!nn1-nn--m-11:11541-llu--lui I-m-uvv-ullv-uu.f-ull1unu- -vu-nu-n-un -ns--n.--m--nu--nz, 'QL 1 X-I T1 , I K I ,'