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I C) cstminslcr and lis oluclcnts Wc, the Argo staff, dedicate this book to the past, the present, and the future of Westminster and its students. The past has shown a striking; advance from the first Westminster building, which was nothing more than a large house, to the Old Main that burned in 1929 and then to the beauti- ful Gothic architecture of the present Old Main Memorial. Parallel to this physical advance has been the rapid rise of Westminster graduates in the world of the past and in the world of today. Many have carved their niche in the business world, in science, in letters, in religion, in law, and all the other walks of life trod by college men and women. Now that our country is at war as it was in the past, Westminster men have again taken their places in the ranks of enlisted men in the Army and Navy. Others arc busy in defense work, or in the guidance of our country ' s policies. Some have performed the supreme service of giving their children to the service. The college is now cooperating to the best of its ability with the training of young men for the Army and Navy. We, the present student body, will have our contribution to make in solving the post-war problems, those of reconstruction and adaption to a world again at peace. Each student has found his place on the ticker tape of time, and the Westminster tradition of leadership, as exemplified by those in the world of the past and in the world of today, will be carried on by those in the world of the future.
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As Freshmen we struggle with bUie dinks and placement tests, Bible assignments and the inevitable swim- — mjrig classes. As Sophomores our lost seC confidence returns; we plague the new tteshmen, we struggle with com- plicated major sheets. As Juniors and e edit th e Argo, choose the May ueenj sfnd hurry to get our Bible itten. As Seniors we spend hours in thesis courses, dread c nfprehensives, and are amazed to find ourselves graduated. We have a diploma, a degree, and a memory of four oh-so-short years which none of us could forget. I ' lii r I ' .iijlil
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