Upland College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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CO c 76 Standing Mary EMen Bocl , I-Jciiicy Ei-jl ' , C ' .nole Haldenian, Estiier Bucl-wolter, Pat Nissly, and Delores Dawes. Kneeling Lois Lehman, Carolyn Prey. Ruth Green, Faithe Musser, Foye Nessmith, and Donna Bark. Let me lose myself and find it, Lord, in Thee, May all self be slam, my friends see only Thee, Tho ' it cost me grief and pam, I will find my life again. If I lose myself, I ' ll find it. Lord, in Thee. (Team song) The Spartanettes had a grand season! However, not all of the games ended in their favor; and yet, they all ended victoriously. From the beginning of the season to the end, their first desire was to serve Christ and to play for His glory; the second was to represent our school; and third was to serve their team. They would tell you that baskelball means more to them than just putting so many balls through the basket and keeping so many out. They feel that it is a real avenue through which they can grow spiritually and serve Christ. Coach Clara Belle Pyl ' e Co-Captains Esther Buckwalter and Nancy Engle.

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College Cheeileaders Maige HeVries. Mary Ann Schuch. and Jenn Bickmore Acodemy Cheerleaders ' Donna Jo Sanderson, Suondra Millhollon, and Par Costner, Standing Mary Ann Schuch, Darryl Blanton. and Marge Carper. Seated Mary Plett and Maynord Climenhogo. T-E-A-M, team, team, team, resounded through the gym and over the campus during the basket- ball games. The cheerleading was capably led by SIX girls, three representing the college and three representing the academy. Their contagious enthusiasm made every game more exciting for those who attended. These cheerleaders were chosen by the Pep Committee whose chair- man was Maynard Climenhaga. The Pep Com- mittee did a good job of supplying copies of new yells and giving programs containing the names of the players of all the games. We commend the Pep Committee and the cheerlead- ers for the fine job which they did.