Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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PRESIDENT W. CI-IAS. WALLACE

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'11 ROBERT G. FERGUSON, J. J. MCELREE, AM., JAMES O, CAMPBELL, D.D., LL.D., Professor Emeritus of Biblical Literature Westminster's list of illustrious sons and daugh- ters would be incomplete without the name of Dr. Ferguson. Ever since the day so many years ago, when he became President of Westminster, he has ever taken an active part and int- erest in the college and has served her in numberless ways. Every student re- members with pleasure his cheerful and kindly greeting as he met him in the halls or on the campus. Professor of Latin Professor lVlcElree is a Westminster A l u m n u s. Qften we think of lVlanie', and Latin as synonymous terms, for he revels in Latin. He comes to his task as to a sport. Although he requires us to read whole volumes of Roman History, besides our other tasks, we believe that his aim is good, and that no Westminster stu- dent 'has a better friend than Mamie lVlcElree. A. M., D.D., Professor of History and Political Science ulaaugh and the world laughs with you. Per- haps that is the secret of Dr. Campbell's popular- ity. But any man who can put life in the dead corpse of the past ought to be popular. Dr. Camp- bell, however, has other claims to distinction, be- sides those of teaching his- tory and economics. He drank a glass of pure whiskey during the Span- ish-American war, and did not yield to the Ford mania until l9l5. 28