Upland College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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m J L .a et. e i 1° ' ' 0° ,o ' -i VAv ftto ,ba Vet u ' . Bob nN ' ' 5 ' ' ' Jo eP ' ' ' tog ' fteW Ra Editors in conference a college level, and igmalify, characterized the periodical issues this year, while co-operation, harmony, willingness, and capability were evidenced among the members of the staff as they were competently guided by their understanding adviser. Future staffs will find It difficult to surpass the excellent quality of this newly-styled periodical in Its first year. Addressing the Echoes After ads

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flM Lift Dorm life . . . the most exciting phase of college life! Intimate friendships, good-natured joshing, fun and frolic, serious de- votional periods, and admirable co-operation helped to make life for the dorm students a treasured experience! i fe ?1 D . ' L. . F HI ' ■•! :Jt ' W Jt Jk 1 o e 9e ' ' ■ sa.. Easter dinner in dining ha ' ' y ' n. ' . Bedtime snack Boys relax In lounge Academy girls say goodnite -

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AL Listen my students and you shall hear Of the Annual staff of ' 50 year . . . Now Doyle, the editor, sifs at his desk. Proofing and planning and all the rest. While Mary Helen, efficient and kind. Assists in the work with her competent mind. Striving to attain a new level of excellence, the annual staff put their best effort and spirit into the task of creating a yearbook. Undaunted by the dunnmy which had to be made, the pictures which had to be taken, the copy which had to be written, and the innumerable tasks which had to be done, the staff concluded their year with the feeling that, after all, it had been lots of fun. i nq v bW ' With worthy ideas In lines of art Versatile Norman does his part.