Upland College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Each year Upland College is privileged to choose a representative of the junior or senior class to appear in the national publication. Who ' s Who in American Col leges and Universities. The choice is macie by a student- faculty committee selected specifically for that purpose and is based upon qualities of leadership. Christian character, and academic devel- opment. It represents the highest honor that can come to a student at Upland College. This year ' s nomination is Orval Eshelman from White City, Kansas. oo

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r The traditional Campus Homecoming this year was hailed by many as one of the outstanding events of the season. Probably the highlight of the occasion was the performance presented by the campus music faculty. Comment at the reception following the Saturday night event was very appreciative. The luncheon and open house on Sunday was presided over by the stu- dent representatives, Delores Dawes, Nancy Engle, and Marjorie de Vries in a delightful manner. 56

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Many students expressed themselves by saying that the youth conference this year was the greatest ever. The theme of the conference was that we meet at the summit to make a blueprint for life, just as the Big Four had met at Ge- neva to make a blueprint for world peace. It was a time of relaxation and refreshment for all the conference members, to meet with God and fellow-men to strive for greater service for Christ and others. cts- Mrs Eckman ond Mrs. Bert ! Wj i ff i m If t V-- J n f — r — Leslie Unruh. Camp Director Iruce Kurrle. Speaker Staff — Bock row: Dwight Bert, Bob Carlson, Paul Traulwein, Royce Sollzmon, Leslie Unruh, and Bishop Gmder. Front row: Mrs. Pyke, Nancy Engle, Mrs. Eshelman, Mrs, Eckmon, and Mrs Rickel.