Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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cmd 0 rlfzusfees The executive committ-ee of Westminster's admin- istration, the Board of Trustees, is composed of fifty-two representatives from three synods of the United Presbyterian Church: the first Synod of the West, the Synod of Pittsburgh, and the Synod of New York. The -pictures below were taken at a fall meeting of the Board held at W-estminster. OFFICERS oF THE BOARD i dlc row: Harry Rose, W. B, NICC1-0 Back row: Dr. Neale, John Miller, Samuel? Cunningham. F' - lrst 15012. Dr- Cleland, MIS- R. C. McKelvey, Dr. McElwee Back row: Jerome W ' h h E First row: I-'erdimor3gXfog':l1il,nFranTcg:ixcl::. Mrs. S N B kWarden, H. Russell Weller, William Duff. ' ' ac Qowt Jellies McLaughlin, .lr-, Dr. Geo. A. Long Dr . E. Mmteer, Roy Neville, Edward Daum. l l Rev. McElwee Ross, D. D .......... President Rev. R. E. McClure, D. D., Vice President Robert N. Grier, Esq. .............. Secretary Mr. Frank M. Brettholle ........ Treasurer

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-mm. of 151 , S ,,, 'Wed U 1: 'Run DR. ROBERT FERGUSON GALBREATH, A. B., D., D. D., LL. D. That familiar hat is on the rack in the first Hoor office and Prepay is still with us for a short time. He retires this June after 14 years as president of Westminster College. i During his period in office, Dr. Galbreath has done much to increase district esteem of VVestminster. On campus he has popularized Sabbath evening chapel by his down-to-earth messages, extended our friendly I-iello policy, created good will between students, faculty, and visiting ASTP and Navy V-5 units, kept up the morale of hundreds of servicemen with whom he personally corresponded during the war. For the service and friendship which he has made ours at Westminster, we thank him, and extend to him and Mrs. Galbreath best wishes for a pleasant future on their new farm near New Wilmington. 15 ptesidenf