Upland College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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SENATE PROJECTS An Old Fashioned Christmas was the theme of our Christ- mas banquet. Ted and Gloria Roe sang and gave their testi- monies during the program. One of the many phases of dorm life (outside of gob ses- sions) is ironing. Here Bev Cross was caught ironing a shirt! BANQUET DOf M LIFE DEVOTION c Irene and Clem know from exp erience thof private devotions are a vital part to a happy Christian life. VVOf ; . ?f OJECT Work project money this year will be used for new dining hall furniture. D. Blonton, L. Farley, C. Nissly and C. Rickel did a splendid job in carrying out the plans. I

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CHAPEL Chapel to an Upland College student means this: It is a place where our spiritual appetites are fed, it is the place of prayer, and it is a place to worship and praise God. Chapel is the most important thirty minutes of our school day. During the religious emphasis week last fall, our lives were enriched by the messages of Bishop Samuel Wolge- muth. Many decisions were made at that time. The United Crusade for Christ with Merv Rosell which was held in the Chaffey Auditorium March 10-17, was a revival to both our school and the community. 69

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Work ■ - Study ■ ■ Play • • All make up o dayl