Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Twelve REV. J. R. EYSTER Official Field Reynrvscntativa The Board of Trustees ol' Beulah College had for some years felt the need ot' a field representative tor Beulah College, and as this need became more urgent, last spring they decided to take definite steps along this line. They, therel'ore, decided that Bro. J. R. Ey- ster should take up this work, as they 'Felt that l1e was fully capable of representing the school throughout 1l1e brotherhood. Bro. Eyster at once began to outline the work be- 'fore him in a systematic way, as he realized that he had a. full summer before him. He went to Confer- ence and from there he began his activities, going to Canada and later to Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas and other places as time permitted. Bro. Eyster was cordially received wherever he went. As he presented the financial needs of Beulah College in the Way of annuity, endowment and main- tenance the church responded in a very satisfactory way. Through our brotheris efforts, Beulah College and the church have been brought into closer relationg we believe this is a. 'Forward step in causing the church at large to know that Beulah College is their college.

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INSTRUCTORS HERBERT RICHERT Tabor College Studied under L. D. Frey, Albert Schmutz and R. C. Rowland Voice HUGH C. BENNER. A. B.. B- D-- A- M- Olivet Collesze Vanderbilt University Boston University U. S. C. I'-iawo ERWIN G. BENSON Beulah Collvi-to Spanish ' JESSE R. STECKLEY Mm-ssiah Bible College Music GRACE REEVES. A. B. '28 Pomona. College S pmzmh Eleven

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