Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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S x V All My Ti Left at the Main where the alfairs of the wg 'Willys - to Right: DEAN TURNER busy confines of her small office in Olcl women are handled I PROF. CAMERON at the faculty party . . . fiddlin' around O DR. GALBREATH inspecting one of the ar! dis- plays O BILLY LORIMER our petite gym teacher O DEAN KELSO . . . top hat and seegar. Second Row: MR. RETUER and MAC HAZLETT as the Bobsy Twins O PROF. ELLIS doin' somthin' . . . Every account- ing student's Waterloo', O NAPO- LEON GRAEBNER I DOC HOLDER and PROF. BIBERICH. Third Row: MR. ELLIS BIBERICH and MUSSOLINI BOYD 0 EDGAR BLACK and CHARLEY McCARTHY TAY- LOR 0 DR. BAKER as King Henry the 555th 0 PROF. BIGGS as the Happy Father O MR. BRENNAN, favorite teach' er of Westminster's student body O DOC QUICK of the Biology Dept.

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leakage. Za Qaewae The Trend In Modern Education Westminster College was founded in April, 1852, and was incorporated by the state of Pennsylvania with full university powers, thus providing for an al- most unlimited expansion in the future. Located in New Wilm- ington, Pa., a small residential town of slightly more than 1000 inhabitants, Westminster over- looks one of the most beautiful valleys in the state. The build- ings of sandstone are constructed in the dignified collegiate Gothic We tmin ter style. The newly finished Fergu- son Hall completes the campus quadrangle, which now includes Old Main, Browne Hall, Gym, Library, and the ivy-covered Science Hall. The college is interested in aid- ing its student body and serving as a cultural center, bringing to the attention of the supporting community the best in spiritual, intellectual, and artistic endeavor. 'A member of the Association of American Colleges, it is ac- credited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Sec- ondary Schools. It is on the ap- proved list of Association of American Universities. The last few years the college has been cracking down in the courses endeavoring to raise the academic standard of the college even higher, at the same time de- veloping a friendlier relationship between the faculty and students. This year Westminster was modernized. Old Main now fea- tures pastel colored class rooms with white ceilings, Ferguson Hall has its buzzer system and wind- ing stairway, and plans are being made to rejuvenate the Science Hall . . . Westminster anticipates the trend in modern education. Page Fourlfen