Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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THE ARGO, 1910 3l Senior Roll AMON, JESSE CLYDE He was gentle, mild and virtuous. ANDERSON, ALEXANDER D. Who let ME loose F BROWN, ROBERT RUSSELL HI am so fresh that new Green blades of Grass . D H D Turn pale with envy as I pass. BRYAN, ROBERT RAYMOND I am the hero of a Sunday School book, I shall die young. COOPER, JAMES SWANEY There are three things beneath the blessed skies for which I live- black eyes, blue eyes, brown eyes. DICKEY, GRACE Virtue is like a rich stone-best plain set.', DOUTHETT, ELIZABETH B. For I am nothing if not criticalf' DOYLE, JULIA MAE An infinite deal of nothingf, EERVER, BESSIE LORENA As full of meekness as an egg of meat. FORSYTHE, MARIAN B. I am a sage and can command the elements, at least I think I can GETTY, LOUISE Only a little lower than the angels. GETTY, MARY Such a fresh, blooming, rosy, cozy, modest little bud. GILKEY, ROBERT M. Greater men than I may have lived-but I doubt itf, HOUSTON, RALPH H. HI am determined every chance to take To acquire knowledge, though I may breakf, JOHNSTON, MARIAN E. She hath a cool, collected look, As though her pulse were beat by book.

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30 TH? ARGO,1g10 Seniors COLORS: Purple and Gold O Officers JOHN C, YOUNG . . . . Prefzident JULIA M. DOYLE . Vzice-President BESS FERVER . . Secretary LEWIS T. PATTON . . Treasurer Yell Rip! rah! Rip! rah! Rip, rah, ren! Hoorah, Hoorah! IQIO! When We are gone you'll find it hard Said they, To ever find another gang Like us. What makes you think, as We suppose You do, We'd ever Want another gang Like you ?

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32 THE ARGO, IQIO LOVE, NATHANIEL N. Who in all rapture, their own Works 1'epoI't.', MCNARY, CARL W. ff 1 as Mine nonors are my life, take my honors from me and my life is done NEVIN, NORMA UA lover of the Finney tribe., PATTON, THOMAS L. But in conclusion, no failings hid, A gentleman Whatever he did. PEEBLES, MARGARET B. 1'Quantity and quality. PORTER, MABEL' ' K'Fair as a star when only one is shining. REED, RUTH L. O,er books consumed the midnight Oil. SAMPSON, N. EUGENE He was full of promise but of no performancef, SCHOELLER, LULU We are charmed by her neatness of personf, SMITH, LOUISE M. ' We shall not soon find her equal. STURGEON FRANKLIN E. 9 A face like a benedictionf' THONIPSON, FRANCIS Nature has framed strange fellows in her day.', THOMPSON, MARIETTA A sweet, attractive sort of grace. THOMPSON, N. IRENE Strange to the world she wore a bashful look. VANCE, CHARLES C. He is a product to be marvelled at. WATT, M. ETHEL ,Tis hard to be in love and be Wise. YOUNG, JOHN C. A magnified clothes-pin. YOUNG, M. BERNICE Her mind is bright, Her heart's all right.