Upland College - Echo Yearbook (Upland, CA)

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, ff. . , . Il r ' 1 I D 'Q . I ' ,- lgL: f Q --vi . xc-nl ,V - i 1 ,' J? 44 J' ,Q a ' fl? -fe Il s, , ,Q a i r . .Q C The last movement of this musical composition comes to an end. It heralds the FINALE of a year of progress and promotions in our school and faculty, a year the ECHO staff hopes you will long remember through this yearbook. Notes are to be respected. To a musician they are little black ink scratches which are iewels in sound, to a professor they are little black words which build treasures in thought, to this editor, they are little black lines which have taken their form on these pages. These recorded notes are yours. You will hear them over and over again as they echo in your heart. lt takes all kinds of notes, signs, tempos to make up a musical composition . . . so it is with our yearbook . . . activities ranging from studies to basketball games, and parties to prayer meetings . . . This was the best concert! This is the FINALE. The notations go to: My associate editor, Bev-my most faithful and efficient helper, who was always ready to do much more than her share of work. To the rest of my staff who made this book possible by getting ads, art work, taking pictures, typing and sports - A big THANKS for the iobs you have successfully filled. And to Mr. Derby, our adviser, and personal friend of the staff, Thank you for your understanding, guidance and countless efforts. To the Faculty and Administration Thanks for being so kind and considerate. This year I may truthfully call the greatest year of my life. lt has been a pleasure being Editor of a book that will be cherished by you for many years to come . . . This has only been possible because of my staff and their many long hours of unselfish work. We trust that this score of the 1959 ECHO will bring pleasant memories of the year you spent at Upland College in preparation for further service for your Master. Lois Ruth Minter Sponsored by Temple Baptist Church of Ontario - Founded on the Word 224 W. Califormkz St.

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l D I With a number of new faces and quite a bit of in- terest we began the 1959 season. Enthusiastic team- work in practice and in games gave us an eventful softball season. SCHEDULE Biola L. I. F. E. Pasadena Y. R. C. A. So. Calif. College UL. 55213.11 Back row: A. Price, D. Markley, C. Nissly, D. Woodrow, P. Hostetter, V. Hartman, Posey Pyke. Front row: S. Leach, I. Jones, M. Coffey, M. Book, V. Goeddel, L. Miller. l ..l till-5-I Sponsored by S11.epherd's Town Greeting Cards, folm Minter, Penna.

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TO ALL ADVERTISERS The Echo Staff wishes to thank you for the splendid cooperation and support that you have shown in the preparation of this year's annual, Without your financial assistance and encouragement the ECHO could not continue to improve from year to year. TO THE PUBLISHER In appreciation of your many favors and technical assistance, the ECHO Staff wishes to express its gratitude to the staff of Yearbooks, Inc., Monrovia. TO THE PHOTOGRAPHER The Annual Staff extends a Thank You to Mr. Stiffler, the official photographer for the 1959 ECHO. Your genial manner made our iob easier. Above all, we most appreciate your unlimited reservoir of patience. Sponsored by Chino Brethren in Christ Church - Rev. Merle Brubaker, Pastor