Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Top Row: Glen Franklin William Wolhnbarger Danny Weed Menno l-lorsT Paul SenTi John Engle Middle Row: Marian Miller Doris Wiles Mildred BarTon Rachel Bush EsTher l-lorsT Maxine Van FleeT , May Anderson Mary Adams DoroThy LenherT Lower Row: Pauline Alde-rTer Archie l-leer 7 77777 7 7777 Paul Abel l-larriel' TrauTwein Miss Cassel ACADEMY FRESI-IMEN The TirsT year OT high school liTe has passed Tor The academy Treshmen. Blue and gold were chosen as class colors: blue larkspur and yellow coreopsis. as class Tlowersg and Always FaiThTul, as The moTTo. Miss Cassel, our adviser, could noT have been surpassed Tor her good iudgmenT and Tellowship. Our presidenT. Archie Heer, is always ready To be helpTul. Our Treasurer, l-larrieT TrauTwein, is a TalenTed pianisT. Pauline AlderTer, our secreTary, is always cheerful and ready Tor a good laugh. William Wolfinbarger and Danny Weed have never Tailed To arrive Trom Chino in The old DoroThy LenherT demonsTraTed her love of ouTdoor sporTs on our Trip To Lake Arrowhead. She and Doris Wiles are from The Sunflower STaTe. The only member in The class Trom Pennsylvania is Marian Miller. Menno l-lorsT is always ready wiTh a broad smile and quick wiT. Menno and his sisTer EsTher hail Trom San AnTonio l-leighTs iusT norTh oT Upland. Mary Adams and Rachel Bush came To us Trom Illinois and helped To make The class The largesT in The school. John Engle is The dairyman in our class and makes his home in AlTa Loma. Paul SenTi is Trom Nuevo, a recenTly esTablished pasToraTe oT The BreThren in ChrisT Church. May Anderson greeTs us Trom Pomona wiTh Tun Tor all. Glen Franklin excels in class spiriT. Mildred BarTon has a cheerful naTure and is ready To be useful when help is needed. Paul Abel Trorn Japan Tries To TiT in wherever he can be The mosT helpTul. A new sTuclenT, Maxine VanTleeT Trorn Pomona, ioined us The second semesTer. Our class is represenTed by Tive diTTerenT sTaTes and one Toreign counTry -CaliTornia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Illinois, and Japan. -Paul Abel Archie l-leer PresidenT Pauline Alderier SocreTary 22

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STanding: SeaTedZ Joel Clirnenhaga Mary ElizabeTh Young Amelia Brubaker Susan Engle Abraham Miller Willis TrauTwein Barbra Oaks EdiTh Barnes Margaref Rehn Alan Barlon DorThy Anderson Wayne Book Eilene Frey Miss Gish EsTher Book Clyde Zook SOPI-IOMORE CLASS As I look inTo The TuTure years I cannoT help but Think OT our sophomore class as being developed along diTTerenT lines. Build air casTles, buT be sure ThaT you have a good ToundaTion, was once said by a Teacher: so I will build a Tew air casTles which may or may noT have a good ToundaTion. I see our presidenT, Eilene Frey, imparTing knowledge To a small group ol inTelligenT sTudenTs in easTern Kansas. Our vice-presidenT, Wayne Book. is a pineapple grower in Hawaii, where he lives wiTh his wife and Three liTTle boys. Clyde Zook, our Treasurer, wiTh The help OT his wife manages a prosperous Tarm in Kansas. The class reporTer is DorThy Anderson. She is The librarian in The world's largesT library in WashingTon, D. C. lvlary ElizabeTh Young wriTes songs which are being conTribuTed to some of The church hymn books. Barbra Oaks is so renowned as a skin speciaIisT +ha+ paTienTs come To her Trom all over The UniTed STates. EdiTh Barnes is our missionary in Africa. She is laboring TaiThTully and winning many souls for ChrisT. Joel Climenhaga is siTTing aT a huge desk strewn wiTh manuscriplrs ready Tor publicaTion. Alan BarTon is earning an enviable repuTaTion as one oT The world's ToremosT biolo- gisTs. Amelia Brubaker is in Sunday School work Teaching a class oT mis- chievous children. Susan Engle, a Tamous soprano, may be heard TrequenTIy over radio sTaTion KBC. MargareT Rahn is giving her services as a nurse in The KenTucky mounTains. Abraham lvliller is our evangelisT preaching The Word in season and ouT oT season. AT lasT Willis TrauTwein has succeeded in l becoming The world's champion TypisT. EsTher Book, our secreTary. is in a liTTe Oklahoma Tarm house making liTe happy Tor her devoTed Tamily. We, The Sophomore Class, wish To express our appreciaTion Tor The advice and help our Teachers have shown. May we, by Gods help. be a beTTer class nexT year and in The years To come. -EsTher Book Eilene Frey PresidenT Wayne Book Vice Presidenl EsTher Book SecreTary Clyde Zook Treasurer EY' 2 I

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