Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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kelakt. . uudtk . . depin Because our college life itself is in third dimension — height, width and depth — this record is presented in the third dimension in order that it may mirror our daily living more accurately and truly. But we would lack an element of living if we did not interweave time into the theme of third dimension. We have incorporated time into this yearbook. Classes, the first items on the schedule of any college student, begin early in the day as we rush, sometimes minus breakfast, to eight o ' clocks, as befits Eight o ' clock scholars. Activities, without which college life would soon lapse into routine hutn-drumness, are truly around the clock, from handing the morning chapel announcement in for a Y.W.C.A. meeting, preparing debate speeches in the library on an afternoon, going to a Holcad staff meeting at 7:30, and attending a house meeting at 10:50, the close of a full day. Sororities and fraternities, so important to the social life on our campus start early in the year with friendly rivalry in getting pledges, and promoting good fellowship and fun. Rush Parties and Hell Week linger in the niemories of the actives who went through it all once, and the pledges who have much to look forward to. Athletics and the school spirit which make us shout a nd cheer for Westminster players when there ' s only One minute to play, is no integral part of our college experience. We never will nor want to forget those exciting moments when our team was pitted against a strong opponent with the time nearly gone. Three dimensions of height, width and depth are our college life . . . thus height, width and depth are our picture of that life, painted with the touch of time.