Upland College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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FOREWORD Once again your ECHO staff has completed a book to present to the Upland College students, alumni, and friends. Some say that a yearbook 15 only for the student to reminisce over his year at school; others say that it is to present the college to the public so that they might learn more about the institution Any yearbook is de- feating Its purpose if it does not do both of these, and I can safely say that your ECHO staff has done just that; for we have endeavored to put into this book the events and activities that best bring out the theme- You who are reading this foreword will under- stand better what we have done in this book. We believe that God has blessed Upland Col- lege and that its motto, A Christian College With a Vision for Service, ' would be the best possible basis for a theme; therefore, we believe that service should be brought out in every phase of the book. We have not tried to bring out the theme through catchy or tricky captions, or through the pictures, but through the write- ups. It IS not necessary for me to go over the entire staff and tell you how important their work has been, for you must agree with me that each member of the staff must do his part, and do it well, to make a successful yearbook. It is the wish of the ECHO staff that you, the reader, will enjoy this book, but, more than that, that you will become more interested in Upland College and the job which she is doing. ED. Editor Marlin C. Niesley Business Manager Harold Engle Picture courtesy of First National Bank of Ontario; taken by Robert C. Frampton Studios, Claremont, Calif, • ■.■yrc ' iTt A- -c -- -r Crc-. ■1 ' tr ftf: ' It. ' OLJ j-J- ' iC. i) .PHOTO. .Aarem Qnt. ; v y

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