Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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i ' ' ■ ' I ION This Argo 1946 is for Miss Mary Eliza- beth Stewart, Professor of Modern Lan- guages at Westminster since 1921, and chair- man of her department smce 1929. We dedi- cate it to her because of the many things she has done for Westminster — because the Argo is nothing by itscli ; it is only some- thing when it becomes a part of the West- minster we are trying to help you remember. Miss Stewart graduated froin here in 1903, but she spent more time in school after college than before: at the Sorbonne in Paris, at Columbia University, at Middle- bury, and at the University of Pennsyl- vania. All the time, her studying was mixed up with her pleasure, because a study of languages involves so many other things than just grammar; for Miss Stewart it has included travel, and interesting friends, and many other things she will remember. And we, on our part, will remember her, when we leave, as a part of our college.

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FACUL I and CL ASSES . . . And we remember diFfereiit things, because not all of us spent afternoons in Office [- ractice Lab, or in Biology lab, I- ACTI n IRS a.ul ()R(;am A HONS . . . but we all remember that Akron battle, and we heard the Victory bell ring out after every home game, CAiWPMS LII 1: . . . and all of us went up to College hall, and to the Grill, or Isaly ' s, or the bakery. Some things are typical of every year — exams and 8 o ' clocks, and dozens of other things; but this year in particular we remember the flag fly- ing at half mast after the President died; sitting in Chapel on the morning of VH day; trying to get through the snow at Christmas vacation time; hearing the governor on Commencement day.