Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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. . Top Row, left to right: E. FULLER, R. S. GREER, H. C. HERCHENROETHER Second Row: H. MANLEY, C. MERCER, D. OPPERMAN. I ll al Il U I 0 I. Third Row: C. RIDL, E. ROSENBERGER, W. J. SARVER. Fourth Row: M. C. TAYLOR, R. WILLIAMSON, P. WILSON. HENRY C. HERCHENROETHER, JR. . . . Pittsburgh, Pa .... Alpha Sigma Phi . . . Little Theatre . . . Orpheus . . . Chapel Choir . . . Men's Glee Club . . . Y. M. C. A .... HARRY MANLEY . . . Oil City, Pa .... Alpha Sigma Phi . . . Holcad, Bus. Mgr .... Argo, Bus. Mgr. . . . Pi Delta Epsilon, Treas .... Y. M. C. A .... Intramural . . . Jr. Prom Com. . . . CHARLES MERCER . . . Pittsburgh, Pa .... Kappa Phi Lambcla . . . Intra- mural . . . C. A. A .... DAVE OPPER- MAN . . . Bellevue, Pa .... Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Transfer, Penn State . . . CHARLES RIDL . . . Irwin, Pa. . . Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Basketball . . . Block W .... Golf . . . Intramural . . . Jr. Prom Com .... Jr. Class Pres .... EDWARD ROSENBERGER, JR .... Pittsburgh, Pa .... Kappa Phi Lambda . . . Argo, Eclitor . . . Little Theatre 2 . . . Pi Delta Epsilon . . . Track, Mgr. . . . Swimming, Mgr .... Intramural 2 . . . Y. M. C. A .... Jr. Prom Com .... WILLIAM SARVER . . . Pittsburgh, Pa .... Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . MORD C. TAYLOR . . . McKeesport, Pa. . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Inter Frat Coun- cil . . . Student Council . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Jr. Prom Corn .... RUS- SELL WILLIAMSON . . . New Wilm- ington, -Pa .... Alpha Sigma Phi . . . PAUL WILSON . . . Sharon, Pa. . Sigma Phi Epsilon Page Niyzeraarz

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Top Row, left to right: W. BODER, H. BROWNSCOMBE, P. BUSSARD. Center Row: P. E. ENTERLINE. Bottom Row: P. EVANOFF, D. EWALT, L. FOX. JUNIORS WILLIAM BODER . . . Pittsburgh, Pa .... Kappa Phi Lambcla . . . Intra- mural . . . Swimming . . . German Club . . . HARRY BROWNSCOMBE . . . 4. 1. Aliquippa, Pa .... Sigma Phi Epsilon ,' .fr-V . . . Swimming . . . Cross Country . . . Neptune . . . Intramural . . . Jr. Prom 'S-gm Com. . . , PAULINE BUSSARD . . . .' -'--' 1 - 5. 4 Everett, Pa... . . Commercial Club . . . Ji' 59' -YWJWI sk- -' :..'fi1 .' 1.1543 1-.- . ---- - - - A ---- Y- P- C- U- - - - Lan- L- I 1 guage Club . . . PHILIP E. ENTERLINE ' ' ' Q . . . Kittanning, Pa .... Kappa Phi Lamb- , 4,-1.:1i,..g . . lr-1:1-:cf 3 fi C1 S - - a . . . wimming . . . Neptune . . . Col- - I lege Band . . . Orchestra . . . I-Iolcacl . . . i'i'. I . Little Theatre . . . PETER EVANOFP E - P h- L bd . . . rie, a .... Kappa P 1 am a . . . f'L' ' K, Football . . . Block W .... Intramural . . . DONALD EWALT . . . Pollc, Pa. ' -ig j1.113:v-fvlfqi53523.- K L b C1 S d . . . appa 1 am a . . . tu ent Handbook, Editor - - - Argo - - - College g ,,.. , Bancl . . . Orpheus . . . Y. P. C. U. . . . 45,1-493. 1-.-51555. Ivy? iz.,-v.:4' ,f'c:.:Q': Schyi'-' H , L.: f , 1 1 ' Y. Nl. C. -A .... Men Glee Club . . . S . QE-taffff Intramural . . . Mock Convention . . . f '??ft5 ',f.ir'- V31 -1:f Zl55i5ff:li7 s. LELAND Fox . . . Schenectady, New , -'-'- 3 ., ,f:.L1f: wi , I I York . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Basket- W ball . . . Golf . . . Block W. . . . Foot- ball . . . Tennis . . . Jr. Prom Chairman I A . ' . . . ELWIN FULLER, Erie, Pa. . . . Sigma , Phi E silon . . . Inter Frat Council . . . ri D P - k , Cbafef - - - Llffle Theatre - - - MOC pa , Convenuon . . . ROBERT S. GREER . . . I . Grove City Pa, . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon V 1 ' 'Z' Qu pf' . ' . Football, Mgr .lll Intramural . . Page Eighlem

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ecret ROOM 317, OLD MAIN- The Secretarial Science depart- ment has become an efficient, progressive department under its new chairman, Mr. Russell N. Cansler. When Irish, business- like Mr. Cansler walks into a shorthand class, there is a flurry of notebook pages, as he says, Take a letter . . . and begins to dictate even before he closes the door. Mr. Cansler lectures on everything from the behavior of a good secretary to world events, to serve the double pur- pose of giving the students prac- tical experience in taking short- hand and of giving them a broader knowledge of people and world events. A typical expres- sion of Mr. Cansler's is, Re- member that man's name-he is LER, B.S., L.L.B. important, as he tells his classes about a business man with whom he is acquainted. He says of fil- ing, It is worth something, yet worth nothing. A valuable member of the commercial department is Mr. Donald Lawrence, one of the campus, eligible bachelors. Ami- able Mr. Lawrence, who is inter- ested in the students, instructs potential secretaries in typing, business English, salesmanship, and bookkeeping. In his begin- ning typing class, Mr. Lawrence's favorite expression is, Don't . . . lookup...attheend...of the line, which he chants in rhythm with the thumping type- writers. In the pink-walled office prac- tice room are several new ma- arial uienue Euro mg -, W ga Qt- ,f - , J : ' x R W wg P? X l 0 I Dir 7 . fq I , 1+ Left to Right: MR. DONALD LAWRENCE, B.A., M.E. 0 MR. RUSSELL N. CANS- chines, including the noisy, com- plicated multigraph duplicator, the vari-type, and the liquid ditto, which reeks with the alco- hol that is used to moisten the rolls. These machines and other standard office machines are used by inky-fingered commer- cial students who will need to understand how to run them when they are working in a real business office. Some of the of- fice practice prattle includes discussion of the effect of the new clusky-pink walls on the com- mercial students. Also there are lively discussions concerning the person who almost put green ink in the mimeograph machine and the person who mimeographed 2000 copies instead of 200, which all shows that there can be pleas- ure along with business. Page Twenty