Beulah College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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BYER HALL PLAYED HOSTESS to the girls who did not work in private homes, initiating them into the give and take of dorm life. THE COLLEGE MEN found for themselves a place in the new dor- mitory, while the academy fellows called Byer Cottage home because of all the popcorn, candy, and who knows what, they made there. Byer Hall Men ' s Dormitory

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AS THE NFJr BUILDINGS began to take form we looked for- icard to that time of deliverance when the old administration building could send its overflow of students into more commodious quarters. The campus was a medley of sounds . . . the tapping of hammers and the buzzing of saws blending in one continuous chorus to produce the chapel, which was in use the second semester of this year; a U- building and gymnasium, to be ready for next year; and a classroom building yet to be completed. New Chapel U-building

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THE SUNLIGHT PLAYING on the pepper leaves and the long shadows cast by the eucalyptus trees were a part of the Beulah College Campus which would always be the same . . . that part which gave surcease to minds weary of studying . . . that part toward which we looked for soothing ichen our temperatures were high with the fever of spring.