Upland College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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Stand Jerel ng Paul Trautwein, Harold Engle, Marlin Niesley. Maynord Ciimenhago, and Jesse Ginder Kneeling: Book, Albert Hosteller, George Schipper, and Roy Dean. Coach Gordon Engle Co-Captains Paul Trautwein and Maynard Ciimenhago An athletic program conducted in o Christian way is of prime importance in any community. Basketball proves to be an effective means of practicing Christian ideals. Prayer with opponents before a game and an attitude of friendliness during the contest display a definite con- trast to many commercialized athletic programs. These are services to any school and community. For the players, there is much to learn and unlimited opportunity for the practice of self-control. The ability to think clearly, control one ' s emotions and still perform at top efficiency under heavy physical tension is an adult function. The sense of cooperation, team play and sub- jection to the demands of aggressive leadership are un- questionably activities of future value to men as they face life. These ore the services which this activity and the Upland College Athletic Department ore affording our students and our community. CO 71

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Initiotion ceremony ■ The art of Persuasion beautiful and just, is the motto of the only campus group af- filiated with a national honor fraternity. P.K.D. is made up of students who desire to develop their ability in public address and appreciation of the spoken word in order to be better equipped to serve others. The service of all is enhanced by skill in dis- cerning and communicating ideas. Experi- ence in nearly ten debate tournaments each year is a big factor in this type of training.

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