Upland College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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n .0 n There must be good leaders !f fhere are to be good followers. As we view the past, present, and future of Upland College, we see leaders who have worked courageously, attained humbly, and now stand as an unfaltering challenge to the youth of today. Accepting this challenge, we proudly follow after as they lead us onward and upward.

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MtSIDO Mr. B THIRTY YEARS of advancement, in the spiritual and cultural pursuits at Upland College, are indicative of the persistence of the upward urge of Christian scholarship. The very thought of a diligent search for a sure way to the Upland of spiritual living meets with an instant response by Christian youth. In youth the spiritual and cultural appetite is keen. There is a strong desire to make the immanent life of God a part of practical everyday experience. Youth is par excellence the time for Christian nurture. The capacity for God is now at its zenith. Here rests the strongest guarantee for the perpetuity of Chris- tianity in the world. There is a special affinity of youth for the Christian faith. The aim of Upland College has always been and shall always be to point her aspiring Christian young people to higher ground of aesthetic, intellectual, and spiritual enrichment. Dr. Henry G. Brubaker.