Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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itssor ltlcrziree Dfofwf Mills Drolessor Mills Drofessor Sliolt 'rolessor Smith olessor Troup W. Campbell rr Gildersleeve ulessor Troup 'rolcssvf Bw Dr. Campbell JfcsS0f M055 I WESTMINSTER COLLEGE 7 V: took their work At first we felt that the task was one to be per- formed With the same grace that a courageous person attacks a lesson in logic, or the spring housecleaning. Kind friends assured us that the job would cause us to toss nightly upon couches where Morpheus was a total stranger. Prologue T was in no altruistic spirit that the editors of the 1914 Argo under- 5:5 ' . Now that the Argo is out fformer editors have exhausted all high- browed nautical metaphorsl, we wish to explain that the old things have passed away. Supreme in our thoughts these later times has been the welfare of Westminster, and, mingled with a certain desire to represent our class in her true colors, there has been a sense of responsibility for the honor of our school. While at times we have been forced to roar all the day long for material and cash, we assure you that we have enjoyed the conflict. In producing this book the staff has gained a lively appreciation of the generosity and co-operative spirit that lies in the college world. The helpful suggestions and wise counsel of many disinterested friends have aided greatly to the work. To all who have helped us we are grateful. It has been our aim to preserve a year of Westminster life within these pagesf All departments have not been discussed as fully as some may de- sire, but the wise reader knows that our best efforts cannot include all the varied interests of school life. If the book suggests pleasant memories to the alumni, if it deepens the undergraduates' loyalty, if it portrays in lasting light the year at Westminster, we shall be satisfied with our endeavors. ' ' ' ' ' 'Q' - - ' ,,,, ,Q 1 -v'5-7K- -Y. ,f,-:f.- v. ,:rm:z...f..

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