Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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One Bell, the first division of the Argo, presents in picture para- graph form the college administrators, the faculty, and the students at work. AtUleilcA Two Bells honors Westminster ' s men of might . . . their spirit and ability. Their victories and defeats on the gridiron, on the hard- wood, in the pool, and on the cinder-path are recorded in this — the second division. AciuMytleA and Jicmanx2Aieyl Three Bells heralds the extra curricular activities developed by the students and sponsored by the faculty to encourage coop eration, initiative, and self-assurance among the student body. In this third division we find pictured all those things which are so essential to a well-rounded college life. Four Bells recalls the friendships and loyalties one holds for his fraternal organization. These are the groups which compose one of the most active forces on campus. The fourth division brings back memories of rushing, hell-week, pledging and houseparties.