Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Contents PAGES 1-8 Introductory 0-10 Trustees 11-26 In and Around Westminster 27-40 l ' acultv 41-68 Classes 69-72 Clubs 73-76 Religious Organizations 77-82 Music 83-90 Oratory 91-93 Pageantry 94 The Lovelorn 95-102 Publications 103 Student and 1 lillside, Government (Committees 105-130 Athletics 131-150 Special Section 150-176 Chronology, Jokes and Advertising 1921 — -I

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Editors ' Foreword We have attempted in this little volume to convey some idea of the greatness and alue of a college career in Westminster. It has been the one great aim of the statT to picture, in its true light, -every phase of our college life. We have tried to represent everyone and evervthing; and fairness to all has been our polic ' . If we ha e failed to attain this aim, it has been through our mistakes and not our desires. We ha e made no attempt to eclipse former editions of the Argo, for that would not only be unfair to them, but it would also be the height of folly in this vear of unrest and tremendous high cost of publications. The class of ' 21 is not large in numbers, and this work has been accomplished only bv the heart - co-operation of all. We do not claim to be infallible. On these pages you will, no doubt, find mistakes. Our only excuse is that, under existing con- ditions, we have done our best, and this publiiation represents hard work and honest effort. To the students and alumni and their friends, and to all those who are interested in the welfare of Westminster, the following pages of the record of the college year of 1919-20 are respectfull) ' submitted. 1921

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To A MAN WHOM WE ALL RESPECT AND ADMIRE; A MAN OF UNPARALLELED ABILITY AS A TeACHER, A TrUE Friend and Wise Counsellor: To DR. CHARLES FREEMAN, Dean and Head of the Department of (j-iemistry, WE, THE Class of Nineteen Hundred Twenty- one, RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME. 1921