Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Foreword Life is full of memories, with but little that is real and tangible to remind us of the past. At times we happen upon some scene, picture, or memoir that takes us with a rush into those da s gone by, and it is then that we wish for something to help us remember more easily those things which we would not forget. College life is our first great step into the world. It is, too, sort of a resting place in which we pause to polish our ideals and ambitions and come to understand our responsi- bility to our fellow men, before we go our separate ways. What period of life is more fragrant in enjo ' ment. more delightful in remembrance, more cherished in reminiscence, than this? So it is that the Juniors, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-three, send this volume forth to their friends in remembrance of so man - happy hours spent together in good fellowship. — The Editor.