Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Norman Cochran, Helen Scholl. Gail Schuler. The Junior class — we ' ve been proud of it ever since it hit Westminster. It ' s different now from its first year here — many have married, many are engaged, many are in the army and a few in the WAVES, some are working, even several of our fellows have been killed in the service. The junior balcony isn ' t as full now as it might have been. Even though several boys who left us are now back in school, we ' ll be graduated before most of our class- mates in the service return. We ' ve missed them, but we ' ve still had fun in our notorious Junior balcony; fun griping about themes and discussing sex ethics in Junior Bible; fun picking apples, and taking a large part in the presi- dential election convention. With the addition of summer school-ers and trans- fers, we ' ve done quite well in upholding our class reputa- tion. We have several editors — Holcad and Scrawl — many organization presidents and officers, and as is traditional, supply the queen and her court for the May day observances. All of which proves that we have beau- ties as well as brains. The Argo is also a Junior class production:

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n 0 Marjorie Spain Campbell, Elizabeth J. Brown, Flor- ence Menoher, Anna May Sheakley, Jean Dobbie, Anna Johnston, Zona Brokosch Lambing. Joan Graham Galbreath, Ellen Parker, Ralph Don- aldson, Betty Roessing, Dorothy Blackadore. Nancy Slinker. Virginia Newell, Jane Greer, Paul Musser, Evelyn Crooks. Y.W.C.A., Glee Club. Alpha Iota. Senate, Outing Club . . . VIRGINIA WILLIAMS: Altoona, Speech-Hnglish. Theta Upsilon, Tar- get, Kappa Delta Pi, I.R.C., Scroll, Masquers, Argo, Y.W.C.A., A Cappella . . . VIRGINIA WOLFE: Ambridge, Sigma Kappa, Secretarial, Y.W.C.A., May Court, I. R. C, Argo Beauty, A Cappella Choir, Argo . . . Others included in the graduating class are: Ada McCleery, Jim Caruso, Ruth Templeton, Ina Hopkins, Robert Kennedy, Marie Funter. ★ MARJORIE SPAIN CAMPBELL: Richmond, Virginia, Beta Sigina Omicron, Psychology, Y.W.C.A., Outing Club . . . BETH BROWN: Port Hope, Ontario, Kappa Delta, Y.W.C.A., Alpha Iota, W.A.A., Secretarial . . . FLORENCE MENOHER: Ligonier, Sigma Kappa, Business Administration, Mermaids, W.A.A.. Pan-Hell, Argo, Senate, Glee Club, Sceptre . . . ANNA MAE SHEAKLEY: Crafton, Kappa Delta, Secretarial, Alpha Iota, Argo, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. . . . JEAN DOBBIE: Irwin, Kappa Delta, Commercial Teaching. Argo, A Cappella, Y.W.C.A., House Council . . . ANNA JOHNSTON: New Ken- sington, Kappa Delta, Mathematics, Delta Nabla, Kappa Delta Pi, Holcad, W.A.A., Glee Club, Argo . . . ZONA BROKOSCH: Pittsburgh, Chi Omega, Secretarial, Alpha Iota, Senate, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. . . . JOAN GRAHAM GALBREATH: Coraopolis, Sigma Kappa, Secretarial, I.R.C., Target, May Court, Senate, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Iota, Sceptre, W.A.A. . . . ELLEN PARKER: Cheswick, Sigma Kappa, Secretarial, Argo, I.R.C., Y.W.C.A., A Cappella Choir, Glee Club . . . RALPH DONALDSON: Beaver, Alpha Sig- ma Phi, Bible-Philosophy, Karux, Y.M.C.A., Life Service, War Chest . . . BETTY ROESS- ING: West View, Theta Upsilon, Commercial Teaching, Y.W.C.A., Outing Club, A Cappella . . . DOROTHY BLACKADORE: Pittsburgh, Chi Omega, Business Administration, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A., Outing Club . . . NANCY SLINKER: New Kensington, Alpha Gamma Delta, Spanish, Scrawl, Pi Delta Epsilon, W.A.A. . Outing Club, Little Delta Nabla, Outing Club, Y.W.C.A., C.E. . . . JANE GREER: Zelienople, Kappa Delta, Business Administration, Student Council, Argo, Outing Club, Glee Club, W.A.A., Mer- maids . . . PAUL MUSSER: Cuyahoga Falls, Alpha Sigma Phi, Bible, Student Council, Masquers, Karux, Intert raternity Council, Chapel Choir, A Cappella. Y.M.C.A., C.E. . . . EVELYN CROOKS: I mperial. Kappa Delta, Music, Student Council, Choir, Orches- tra, Band, Pan-Hell, May Queen, W.A.A., Harvest Queen. ( It e c I a ; : e n

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Bottom: Harry K. Bell, Mnry Alsop, Marjorie Boles, Betty Arnold, Marjorie Beck, Marie Anawich; top: Helen Bird. Bea Farnsworth, the French major, is a Kappa Delt officer and a member of the women ' s A Cappella choir. You could find her ahnost any evening helping Mr. Thompson in the discharg- ing of his duties. Tall, artistic Marje Fleming can usually be counted on to show the campus some neat new clothes styles. Second floor Hillside can vouch for Frances Clark ' s abilities as a proctor, and Mary Lou Fair can be found any time by first search- ing for Norm. The accom- panying kid, and an accom- plished pianist in her own rights might be an apt title for music major Dotty Sue Boliver. She ' s great at entertaining the Fergu- son hall crowd before meals with her impromptu renditions. Dor- thea Brush aims at being a com- mercial teacher, but Doris Dietz, the petite, will either be active in radio or a swimming pool some- where. Although she can iiold her own in the water, her greatest ambition lies in the field of dramatics. The brains behind the Mer- maid pageant, R i p p 1 i n g Rhythm and twice winner of the Scrawl prize, is Margie Boles, as well as bemg feature editor of the Holcad. Her wit has livened many a dull afternoon. Mary Alsop is a key Holcad reporter, managing editor, and helps week- ly to whip up the publications which take much of Harry King Bell ' s time mailing to service men. Betty Arnold is new to us this year, having entered our class at semesters, but Marie Anavich ' s contralto voice is well known in the various college choirs, and Helen Bird ' s smile is familiar behind the library re- serve desk as she hands us our required-reading books. Mar- jorie Beck is the type who brings up class averages, much to the concern of any non-studiers en- rolled in the same course. She also has made contributions to several Scrawl editions. Bottom: Beatrice Farnsworth, Marjorie Fleming, Frances Clark, Mary Lou Fair, Dorothy Sue Boliver; top: Dorothea Brush, Doris Dietz. ( li e c I n I n e i e e H V 26