Upland College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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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.

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The Christian Workers Band has two major objectives: first, to bring the message of Christ to those who kiiow Him not, and inspiration to fellow-Christians; second, to give the students at Upland College and Academy an opportunity to serve Christ in a practical way. These objectives are realized by those who go out to a variety of service appointments including: a boys ' home, the San Bernardino Jail, a boys ' detention camp, and sev- eral missions and churches. This function is providing valuable laboratory training for Christian service to the many who are actively participating. But more impor- tant than this are the blessings and spiritual lifts which many receive. Officers — Standing George Hostetler. Seated Ruth Cober and Mariorie DeVries oo CommiiJ-e — Standing Cho. ' les Rictel, Frances Swartzendfuber. Joonne Wh.tchet, Rolph Rickel, Albert Hosteller Seoted Verna Goeddel, Cele ' e Wiles. Faithe Musser, Rulh Cober