Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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And behold those who sought for higher wisdom did become HAROLD PAULUS— a faithful witness . . . has a faithful car . . . has been advised not to follow his nose . . . By this sign we conquer — God first. JOYCE MARKLEY— class president . . . unpredicta- ble . . . penetrating mind . . . secretary to President Lady . . . If music be the food of life, play on, give me excess of it. CAROL BYER— (alias Susie ) . . . latent energy dry sense of humor . . . Books cannot always please, however g o o d ; minds are not ever crav- ing for their food. CAROL RASER — re- FLORENCE LEHMAN sourceful . . . energetic . . . modest . . . devoted Chris- alert to every opportun- tian . . . first semester ity . . . A commendable student . . . She ' ll gladly player on the gridiron of lend a helping hand. life. BARBARA PARKER- VIOLA STEIFEL — Chris- quiet and unobtrusive, tian motives . . . ready ready laughter . . . neat comments and generous . . . leisurely manner . advice . . . Where there ' s True to her word, hei] a will there ' s a way. work, and her friends. '

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LESLIE GUENGERICH— well groomed . . . jovial . . . hard working . . . B. C. U. secretary . . . prospective grove - owner . . . The blush is beauti- fuU, but sometimes incon- venient. DOROTHY ENGLISH— demure . . . cordial . . . clipped steps . . . Life has no pleasure nobler than friendship. WILEY AM I CK — deep spiritual fervor . . . con- scientious . . . active in church work . . . He dares to have a purpose firm and dares to make it known. .SIE ALDERFER— goldi- JOHN TROYER — Doc ARDYS BYER — musical . studious . . . versatile . . . business- . capable like . . . gestures ... a . . . Be- happy combination of do more work and pep . . . If my ambitions materialize I shall be great. :;ks . . . charming courteous . . acid . . . She is meek, . . . fun-loving . iff, and lady like; a store manager )ung woman fair to look ware! I may )on. startling things. sought after a higher wisdom. Thus endeth the Academy.

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College Freshmen and thus did discover much whereof they had been ignorant. )BERTA MITCHELL— ELEANOR HEISEY— oblig- RUTH ASPER — sociable ■operative . . . poised ing . . . precise . . . assist- loves to read poetry, talk, . independent thinker ant in the business office f ' ° ® ' ]®®P ,„., , , ,,r , , , class . . . red headed . . . Wise to resolve and . . . Dependability is a j{ word noble quality. tient to perform. s were pennies she would be a million- MAXINE LENHERT — first MARY BELLE EYSTER semeste r student . . . deep sense of loyalty . . . Much hurrying is a interest in domestic arts weariness to the flesh She has her opinion Not to be served, but on everything but keeps to serve. it to herself. MISS BOWERS— adviser