Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Camera Club in action CAMERA CLUB WAS MORE than just a name this year as many of lis could prove who %vere exposed at one time or another to the focus of camera lenses. SPECIAL MENTION GOES TO the Platform Arts group for their outstanding production of the year, The Three Sons, presented as an Echo Benefit Program. Platform Arts Christmas Pajreant

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The sine qua non ' of the Echo FOR THE ECHO STAFF the year 1Q47-1948 ivas typically Cali- jortiiau . . . unusual f? ' Of)i the very start. No one knew very much about anything, but we had a wonderful time . . . working, that is. We made plenty of mistakes, but we never discovered them until afterivards. Had it not been for our adviser, Mrs. B, who helped us bear our bur- dens and furnished that encouragement •ichich only she could give, there might never have been an Echo this year. Two things we had above all others .. .staff loyalty and enthusiasm for our school publica- tion! Echo Staff Clarence Heise. bus. mpr. Bill Haldenian, asst. bus. mgr. Paul Charles, asst. bus. mgr. C. A. Frcy, circulation mgr. Mary Lou Engle, literary ed. .Mvin Heise, asst. cd. Thelma Heisey, ed. -in-chief Lois Wingert, news ed. Mrs. B, adviser Maurine Specr, religious ed.

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Mr. B ' s evening class in Christian Leadership Eleanor Heisey in school store Maurine Speer Zoology laboratory assistant Gordon Engle Student teacher in World History Al Heise Chemistry laboratory assistant Graybill Brubaker Student director, Male Chorus