Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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can mu an6w-e tkeie? 1. Do yoLi know the favorite Westminster pastime? . . . see page 65 2. The phrase Hm, a freak is often imappropriately given for whom? . . . see page cS ' O ' 3. What is the theme of this 1944 Argo? . . . see page 3 4. 950 pounds of pep, refers to: 1. packages of Kellogg cereal; 2. eight students rushing to their eight o ' clocks; 3. Cheer-jerkers of ' 43; 4. 50 typewriters with just the letters P,E,P on the keyboard? . . . see pfif e 50 5. Into what four sections is this Argo divided? . . . see p u es 6 (iiiil I 6. Which tribe of Indians took the campus by storm last fall? . . . see page 86 7. Who is the champion apple picker? . . . see page 1 2 8. You ' ve broken a plate! — Of what humorous situation does this remind you? . . . see page 71 9. What is the winning combination? . . . see page 55 10. What do women like not only to , but to be 9 . . . see page 97 By means of this quiz, wc hope to introduce you informally to the various divisions of the 1944 Argo. If you master these questions, we arc sure you will enjoy your Argo to the fullest. The ice now broken, we hope you have a long and pleasant friendship with your Argo.

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The 944 cst))iinstcy Clolli ' n ' , our (o ( ' ( i ' , ils lui p pi iicss , tt ' drs, lis til c nioncs . ils 1 f r lor lico hru ' l semesters , oh- serveJ , reeorded, and eoiniiienled upon; in the djter verirs, to he relived h all those u lio luive heeii a part oj her. Some of us leill he hark, some leill not. I ' or till of us, uhen ' ice ire uieuy. perhups the one tliiiit lehieh will loii est he close to our lienrts, a real suhstuuee in our treasured memories, the one I hi in held truly txpi- cdl of IJ estmmster leill he the Chimes. The CJiimes, the pulse heal oj our ( olle e, luive uc- com punied us tliroiK h our exwry experii ' iiee here. Riik - in i out throiit h the day and the dark, uc ikeni nr tis lor our ei ht-o ' cloeks. faith nil y rerieuiiir ea( h (jiiarter- hour throiu h classes, su naliiit the approach oj dinner, and callnu) us out to an eveniiit of colle e lile. They were understtiiid i ii i , and seemed to run more slowly as we said c;ood nn hf to that ( ertain someone : then later, more (jently than ever, hade us tfoodnu Iil and pleasant dreams. A( ain and •(■ had oil I ' happy hearts made more lir Iit hy the drfjiiiini ol the I ' lctory hell, and we. the confjueriini I ' ltans, laiit hed hrazenly at tin ' losers. But. then came the fiiiiet ol Sunday iiiorni lu , and the CJiimes invited us t ) the calm ol the cliiu i li. and to (ha pel in the eve mini. I he (lliimes and Tell Me I J hy. riin iin throm h tin ' shadows and over the hills . . . symhols of tin ' 11 estminsler we love. Volume thirty-ninc, published by the Junior Class of Westminster College, New Wilmington. Pa.