Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1948 volume:

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To an indi- vidualist not afraid to move differently from the crowd, to one self-called tired liberal who has taken an active part in politics, legislature, radio broadcasting, newspaper work, and teaching, to a thoughtful and encour- aging prof, allaying senior fears about comps, giving advice to news reporters, and tossing hints to future teachers about discipline problems! to Dr. Thomas the class of '48 pays tribute. D ocnaf liesufze pfzogfzess wide . . . DR. H. LLOYD CLELAND DEAN MARY IANE STEVENSON DR. W, I. HARPER MCKNIGHT DEAN IOHN ORR W. A. IOHNS ISABEL RAMSEY ROSS ELLIS Business Manager Recorder Personnel Director fzeiglecfions G lb lh Qt Home Old Main QT Night M ww ,I Xf,. ,.1, , Af 1 ,W 1 - - .V f .1 , M, .W W-ffihfff' , , A ff 1 I sig' .AJP 5 , g , QM M,,frse',X -, 'hmlfw , 1-1 'M- .f iff! af' S , If 2 J f Aff! if-f. ..' w1x , Wg' 4 ,ow M, ,J -ef, . I r Q ,f I' .,- x 4 Mai I WJ, i Rfk I wif n A T44 M - y ...Q ' JO' - dmv- I ,ff .A I ,V .... -.. ... xi 7' sw L, 4+ M Q I l lOHN HENRY FATHY IONES BOB DlCKS Vice President Secretary President 1943 and the class of forty-seven, almost entirely female, came to campus. We saw room walls decorated with French scarves, Hawaiian skirts and leis and Back Home for Keeps picturesg saw lorgy towering his 6'8 V2 over oppon- nents on the basketball floor. We awoke to Gee, Mom, 1 Want To Go Home' rendered by Army voices at 6:30 a. m., listened to their classic joke about drop- ing a pencil in class and missing a semester, and spent Saturday Service center. We remember the interfrat dance held at the Kap room to spare. r 1 night at the house with 1944 and Chapel oral dance announcements still ended, Girls, bring your sang their favorite roommate. The Canaries, seventeen strong, vigorously theme song in the Grill, fish buying and the Chris Wagner handshake were the current vogues, and the Akron game left us Weak from shouting. 1945 and Aiken's garden bloomed again. We began our 399 courses and took our Work more seriously. We Worked on the f-lolcad, joined honaries, and published the Argo. Block W resumed their annual formal, the fraternities moved back into their houses, and the first spring football practice since the war, was scheduled. 1946 found us viewing the quadrangle for our final year. We saw the campus changed with veterans barracks, baby-buggies, and commuters' cars. We Worried about comps and thesis, and burned the midnight oil over student teaching. Cur caps and gowns made us proud, a little sentimental, too. We've had four years of work and fun-we Won't forget them. 21410415 Puyr I'lIllH'fI'l'll '4 Pagr l if!ff'11 8... -.ff 'Fi' it i 9' EV SMITH ICE DE MOISE IACK HUDSON President Secretary-Treasurer Vice President We've passed the half way mark. The goal is getting closer and the frosh starting line seems miles away-but does it? Wasn't it just the other day that we started our race, a little green, meeting the new roommate, saying Howdy- doody as we tipped our dinks, taking placement tests, and feeling a little frightened as we wondered if we'd be able to keep pace with the upper class- men? We chose Ian Carlson as Ideal Freshman Girl, and Bob O'Melia prexied the class. That was the year of the mock convention with its campaign speeches and placards in Chapel, and the big snow that almost kept us in New Wilming- ton for Christmas vacation. Next September found us sauntering around campus with a more knowing air. We looked forward to tribunal. We still listened to the usual reminiscing, When the fellows were here, bought lohnny Mercer's Personality, and cheered frantically at the Akron game. This year we found our chapel seats in the junior balcony. We'Ve stopped writing letters c,fo Post Office, New York and welcomed our returning class- mates. Frat parties, formals, football and basketball games put up a stiff com- petition to studying. We elected loe DeMoise president, and had more than our share of winners in student government, on the basketball team, and in the Little Theater. ln April we paid tribute to the Seniors at the Iunior Prom. And later Betty Holt was crowned May Queen. The goal is getting nearer, and We'd like to slow down. We'd rather run the race at Westminster than watch from, the sidelines. uniofzs Y' -.Ll .B i l l A E k ecfzefafzial gcience ROBERT F. G-ALBREATH The secretarial science office on the third floor ot Old Main is always a buzz of activity. However, its three occupants are never too busy to help some bewildered student run the rnirneograph or talk over schedule problems. Mr. Robert E. Galbreath, Ir., B. B. A., A. M., heads the department and helps make business English, bookkeeping, oitice management, and business arithmetic interesting. Mr. Harvey Mercer, B. B. A., M. E., is a Westminster graduate and a veteran. Mr. Mercer teaches typing techniques, shorthand skills, and salesmanship. Miss Arlene Risher, A. B., M. E., has the job of pulling 120 words a minute from short- hand writers, and teaching the intricacies of the office practice machines. ARLENE RISHER, HARVEY MERCER MRS, LEE ABEL, Donora, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta CHARLES E, BOOK, New Castle, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Student Council, Gospel Team IEAN CALDWELL, Carnegie, Pa., Beta Sigma Omi- cron, Outing Club, Glee Club, Y. W. C. A. IOSEPHINE CHITTI, Freeport, Pa., Kappa Delta, Glee Club, Outing Club, Student Dance Committee GENEVIEVE DICK, New Wilmington, Pa., Quad- rangle EDITH DURHAM, Pittsburgh, Pa., Alpha Iota French Club, Y. W. C. A. EVELYN EVANS, Manor, Pa., Glee Club, C. Y. F., Y. W. C. A. ELIZABETH FAIR, Sharon, Pa., Beta Sigma Omi- cron, Y. W. C. A., Cflee Club, Student Coun- cil, Outing Club, Alpha lota IEAN FORREST, Monaca, Pa., Chi Omega, Block W. Oueen, Y. W. C. A. PATRICIA GINN, McKeesport, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta, Mermaids, Y. W. C. A., Cflee Club. IOSEPH GLEESON, Ford Sity, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon Y. M. C. A. MARY ANN GLESSNER, Somerset, Pg, Y. W. C. A. E, -an-i.,,,,hu i 1. MARY IIALLS, Philadelphia, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta MRS. ADELINE M. HARPER, Sharon, Pa. ANN HOPE, Wilkinsburg, Pa., Chi Omega, Argo, W. A. A., Mermaids, Y. W. C. A. MARY MARGARET IENKINS, New Eagle, Pa., Beta Omicron, Y. W. C. A., Glee Club, Out- ing Club BARBARA IOHNSON, Warren, Pa., Sigma Kappa, Y. W. C. A., Mermaids DOROTHY MACKEY, Chicora, Pa., Alpha Iota, Y. W. C. A. CHRISTINE MASTERSON., Oil City, Pa., Sigma Kappa, Alpha Iota, Argo, Pan Hellenic Council WINONA MOUNTS, Washington, Pa., Y. W. C. A., C. Y. F. MARILYN O'BRlEN,Erie, Pa., Argo CAROLYN ROCKS,NeW Castle, Pa., Theta Up- silon, French Club, Y. W. C. A. ROSAMOND SMITH, Martinsburg, Pa., Alpha Iota, Kappa Delta Pi, Glee Club SHIRLEY SMITH,Wilkinsburg, Pa., Chi Omega, Argo MARILYN THOMAS, McKeesport, Pa. Kappa Delta, Alpha Iota, Y. W. C. A ,conomics . . . CAPTAIN McKEE lOHN CREIGHTON, WOODROW ANDERSON First, We meet Mr. McKee, Cappie as tradition rules, the De- partment Chairman. A graduate of the Harvard Business School, Mr. McKee is a firm believer in applying theory by practical experience. Dr. Creighton, our Economist and lec- turer on the Far East, proves to us that understanding human nature is a prerequisite to solving the world's economic problems. Coming from Duke University and three years of Naval Service is Mr. Anderson. This is the man Who so skillfully led us through mazes of worksheets and Stat tables to find Net Profits. Mr. Harry Manley heads the de- partment of Political Science and Public Administration, and during second semester he was the only pro- fessor in that department. HARRY MANLEY i EDWARD AIKEN, New Castle, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi WILLIAM BAKER, Blairsville, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi THOMAS BANCROFT, East Liverpool, Ohio IANE BARDELLA, Avella, Pa., Argo, Holcad, Y. W. C. A. RANDELL BOSTWICK, Niles, Ohio, Alpha Sigma Phi MARIORIE BOYD, Aspinwall, Pa., Y. W. C. A., W. A. A., Glee Club WALTER BRINKLEY, Brookville, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon IANET CANNON,Warren, Pa., Y. W. C. A., Gos- pel Team SCOVEL CARLSON, New Wilmington, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Council, Inter-fraternity Council, Block W, Football MORRIS CHAPMAN, Wilkinsburg, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon WILLIAM CONRAD, Pittsburgh, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Football WILLIAM DAVIS, Lakeland, Fla., Alpha Sigma Phi, Argo, Swimming, Student Council IOSEPI-I DEMOISE, Greensburg, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Football, Block W RAYMOND DUNLAP, Wesleyville, Pa., Westminster Singers, a cappella, Y. M. C. A. RICHARD DUNMIRE, Vandergritt, Pa., Basket- ball AUDREE ELLWOOD, Vandergriit, Pa., Kappa Delta, W. A. AA., Outing Club, Y. W. C. A. PAUL FISCUS, Vandergriit, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, a cappella. VERNER FREAS, Pittsburgh, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Argo, Y. M. C. A. IEAN GARRETT, New Wilmington, Pa. PATRICK GLEESON, Ford City, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon FREDERICK HAMILTON, Pittsburgh, Pa., Sigma ,Phi Epsilon MRS. BETTY HOLT, Beaver Falls, Pa., Sigma Kappa, Pan Hellenic Council, Senate, Argo, May Oueen GEORGE HOLY, New Wilmington, Pa., Kappa Phi Lambda THOMAS IONES, Connellsville, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Basketball, Block W ELIZABETH LUTHER, Ellwood City, Pa., Kappa Delta, Outing Club, Holcad, Little Theater, W. A. A., Argo, Y. W. C. A. DONALD MAGILL, New Castle, Pa. IOHN MCKINLEY, New Castle, Pa., Kappa Phi Lambda CHARLER MERCER, Sacramento, Calif., Kappa Phi Lambda STUART MOONEY, Pittsburgh, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Pi Delta Epsilon DAVID NICKLAS, Pittsburgh, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon LEROY PERRY, Mars, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Band, Football CARRIE GRACE ROBINSON, McKeesport, Pa., Glee Club, Y. W. C. A., I. R. C., Outing Club WALTER SCI-IUMM, Mt. Lebanon, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Football WILLIAM SCHWEITZERH Mt. Lebanon, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Football, Inter-fraternity Council, Track, Cross-country, Swimming RICHARD TAYLOR, McKeesport, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Basketball, Argo GEORGE WANNER, Pittsburgh, Pa., Kappa Phi Lambda, Football, Inter-fraternity Council, Golf ROBERT WANNER, Pittsburgh, Pa., Kappa Phi Lambda, Football, Inter-fraternity Council, Golf EARL WEAVER, Kane, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Band, Choir DONALD WEISENSTEIN, Butler, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Scroll, Inter-fraternity Coun- cil, Band, Choir RICHARD DOWNING, Ellwoocl City, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Block W, Soccer, Basketball, Holcad, a cappella DONALD HEDDLESTON, East Liverpool, Ohio, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Basketball RICHARD HOOD, lohnstown, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi ROBERT HOPE, Wilkinsburg, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Football, Tennis, Student Council, lnter-fraternity Council LOTS KOLB, Pittsburgh, Pa., W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., French Club ALBERT LAMBING, Wilkinsburg, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi ROBERT MCDANIEL, Chester, W. Va., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Football GLENN NEWMAN, Cross Creek, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Football, lnter-traternity Council DOUGLAS RUSSELL, Evanston, ill., Sigma Phi Ep- silon, Tau Kappa Alpha IOSEPH THOMPSON, Wilkinsburg, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Ouartet, a cappella, Westmin- ster Singers EUGENE YARNEL, Vandergritt, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, W. R. W., Argo, a cappella, Little Theater, Pi Delta Epsilon, Y. M. C. A. 1111 iSfO'LLI ALICE K. SHUSTER ROBERT ALTER, New Wilmington, Pa., Y. M. C. A., Masquers, W. R. W., Debate Club, Lite Service Kappa Delta Pi MARTHA BEECH, Wilkinsburg, Pa., Ouad- rangle, Y. W. C. A., Youth Fellowship IAMES BENNETT, Edgewood, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Basketball, Block W, Cross Country, Tennis MARGERY CRUIKSHANK, Valencia, Pa., Beta Sigma Omicron, Glee Club, Outing Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Theta, Pan Hellenic Council, Senate, French Club PARK GLASS, Connellsville, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Football lOHN HENRY.. Iuniata, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Football, Orchestra , EEULAH CAMPBFLL TANE ORLUK l HELEN HOl.l.ljHAN. Cononsburg, Pa., Theta Upsilon, l. R. C., Y. W. C. A., Glee Club, Argo, W. A. A., French Club l.UlS lAC'K, Briclgeville, Pa., Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Delta Pi, Band, Glee Club, Y. W. C. A. LIATHEIUNE KDNES- Sharon, Pa., Y. W. C. A., l. R. C., Argo, Phi Alpha Theta CAROLYN KING, Putnam, N. Y., W. A. A., Out- ing Club, Life Service, Gospel Tearn, Mer- rnaids, Y. W. C. A., C. Y. F. RUDNVY LANE. New Wilmington, Pai, Football MARY LOU LASH Pittsburgh, Pa., Chi Qniega, French Club, Cuting Club, Scroll, W. A. A. WlLLlAlv'l MQCHESNEY, Pittsburgh, Pa., Sigina Phi Epsilon, Soccer ICSEPH MASTRO, Pittsburgh, Pa., Sigrna Phi Epsilon, Football, Block W cience J' -v-mah.. lAMES A. SWINDLER VVILLIAHD ACHESON, Mcliees Rocks, Pa., Kappa Phi Lambda CHARLES l'llLDEBRAND, Sharon, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Masquers, Little Theater, W. R., W., Delta Nahla, Inter-fraternity Council, Student Council IACK HUDSON, Kittanning, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Football, Block W V'HARL.tIS TOWNSEND, Wellsburg, W. Va., Alpha Sigma Phi, Student Council, W. R. W., Y. M. C. A., Student Dance Commit- tee, lntramurals, Cheerleader IEAN CALHOUN, New Wilmington, Pa., Outing Club, W. A. A., Masquers PA ULlNE CRITCHLOW, Prospect, Pa., Y.W.C.A. IOYE GEARY, Clearfield, Pa., Chi Omega, Mer- maids SHIRLEY MORGAN. Altoona, Pa., Theta Up- silon, W. A. A., Outing Club, Mermaids, Argo, Student Dance Committee, Cwens, Y. W. C. A. MARY LOU STEINBERGER, Ellwood City, Pa., Kappa Delta, Mermaids, W. R. W., Y. W. C. A. MARY IANE SWEENEY, Connellsville, Pa., Theta Upsilon, Mermaids, Y. W. C. A., Argo WILLIAM THOMAS, Sharon, Pa., Kappa Phi Lamb- da, Chemistry Club, Band. LEROY DAVlS, Frederick, Md., Sigma Phi Epsilon DONALD EICHENLAUB, Pittsburgh, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Argo MARGARET GETTEMY, Altoona, Pa., Theta Upsilon JAMES MlNlCK, New Wilmington, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi STIRLING NORRIS, Cfibsonia, Pa., Kappa Phi Lambda, Y. M. C. A. GEORGE CONWAY EUGENE HAAS WAYNE MCGAUGHEY MARIETTA ANDERSON, Linwood, N. Y., Y.W.C.A., Band, C. Y. P. HELEN BROWN, Point Hope, Ontario, Cane ada, Kappa Delta, Y. W. C. A., W. A. A., Outing Club, Glee Club MARY BROWNLEE, Youngstown, Ohio, Quadrangle HERMAN Del-IAAS, Linwood, Mass., Alpha Sigma Phi, Pi Sigma Pi, Delta Nabla, Life Service, Y. M. C. A. ELIZABETH HENTIG, Pittsburgh, Pa., Y. W. C. A., Glee Club THEODORE HOLT, Pittsburgh, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Swimming Team, Student Council PREDERlCK PAlNE, Holliday's Cove, W. Va., Alpha Sigma Phi, Basketball, Golf VlRGiNlA RUSSELL, Colliersville, N. Y., Or- chestra, Lite Service, C. Y. P., Gospel Team CHARLES DAVlS, lamestown, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Choir, Male Ouartet, Little Theater HAROLD MCWHERTOR, Sharon, Pa. MARY CLARK, Orchard Park, N. Y., Y. W. C. A., Delta Nabla AMELIA DUFF, Belle Vernon, Pa., Delta Nabla, W. R. W., Glee Club, Masquers EDNA FRIGGLE, Cooperstown, Pa., W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., Ouadrangle, Delta Nabla WILFRED GIBSON, New Wilmington, Pa., Kap- pa Phi Lambda, Delta Nabla, Pi Sigma Pi PATRICIA RADLEY, Sharon, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta, Argo, Holcad, French Club, a cappella, Glee Club, Scroll, Y. W. C. A. EDWARD HAWES,Corapolis, Pa. IANE PERRY, Ligonier, Pa., Life Service, Gospel Team, Y. W. C. A., Delta Nabla, C. Y. F. MARGARET TREVlTT,Stoneboro, Pa., W. A. A. PSLI 1401097 . . . STEWART SCI-IRACK BLANCI-IE CARRIER New faculty members greeted psychology students when they returned to school this tall. Dr. Blanche Carrier, formerly of Columbia, was named to head the department. Assisting Dr. Carrier in teaching aspiring psychologists is Stewart Schrack. Dr. Carrier teaches classes in General Psychology, Educational Psych- ology and Abnormal Psychology. Mr. Schrack, A. B., M. Ed., heads the sec- tions of Applied Psychology, Pre-Clinical Psychology, and Adolescent and Child Psychology. Elmer Delancey and Stanley Krause instructed psychology classes dur- ing the first semester. Organized only last October, and already very active on campus is the Psychology Club, open to all psychology majors. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Carrier, the club meets every month, and often has special speakers on various aspects of psychology. Field trips, psych. movies and social activities are included in its program. Officers: president, Richard Newton, vice president, Iean Billingsley, sec- retary, Margaret McClure, treasurer, Grace Kees, publicity, Mary Meyers, social secretary, Polly Cochran. Page Thirty MRS, IEANNE BILLINGSLEY, New Wilmington, Pa., Beta Sigma Omicron, Y. W. C. A. ELIZABETH ANN BURTON, New Castle, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta, Y. W. C. A., Psychol- ogy Club, Pan Hellenic Council. MARY E. CGATES, New Castle, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta, Y. W. C. A., Psychology Club PAllLlNE CCCHRAN, Aliauippa, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta, Student Council, W. A. A., Cheerleader, Y. W. C. A., Psychology Club ' 'T' l'.Ail-IRYN GERMAN, Perkasie, Pa., Theta Upsilon, Glee Club, Y. W. C. A., W. A. A., Kappa Delta Pi f.,lRfXfYll:l KEES,Boston, Pa., Y. W. C. A., C. Y. F., Psychology Club MARGARET McCLURE,New Wilmington, Pa., Theta Upsilon, a cappella, Glee Club, Mermaids, Y. W. C. A., Cwens, Pi Sigma Pi, Target DCLCRES RUSSELL, Duquesne, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta, Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Delta Pi, Y. W. C. A. MARY LOU SANDS, Long lsland, N. Y., Kappa Delta, W. A. A., a cappella, Glee Club, French Club, Guting Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Argo, Y. W. C. A. MARY ALICE STEWART,Salem, N. Y., W. A. A.. Mermaids, Glee Club, C. Y. F., Gospel Team, Lite Service, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Theta, Outing Club, Y. W. C. A., Psychology Club Pagr Tlzirry-um' oufmalism . . . WILLIAM THOMAS .Ymgx .V ELIZABETH NIXON ENROLLMENT SWELLS AS VETS ENTER WESTMINSTER- HARVEST QUEEN REIGNS AT COLLEGE DANCE! VETS OCCUPY BARRACKS IN NEW WILMINGTON- .sxx 'N l A TITANS MEET PITT IN FARRELL GYM- Publicity originating from the hub ot the whee1 fWestminster's News Bureau- goes throughout the tri-state area. Backed by Dr. William I. Thomas, head ot the journal- ism department and director ot the Bureau, Westminster's publicity ranks among the highest in the state. Iournalism majors lay claim to the department with the most atmosphere. How- ever, this atmosphere has been changed from the state ot cluttered disorder to the well-known tile system since Miss Elizabeth Nixon, assistant journalism protessor, came to the department and added the feminine touch. Paar Thirty-lfwo WALLACE ABEL, Uniontown, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi Scrawl RICHARD BEVERIDGE New Kensington, Pa. Kappa Phi Lambda, Pi Delta Epsilon, Holi cad, Argo MARIQRIE BOLES, Barberton, Ohio, Chi Omega, Scrawl, W. A. A., Mermaids, Pi Delta Epsilon MARGARET BREMNER, Coraopolis, Pa., Holcad, Pi Delta Epsilon IOANN COCHRAN, Aliquippa, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta, Holcad, Argo, Pi Delta Epsilon, Senate, Pan Hellenic Council, Scroll, Scrawl, History Honorary, Y. W. C. A. CQLLEEN QIBSQNI Tarentum, Pa., Beta Sigma Omicron, Holcad, Target, Scrawl, Cwens W. A. A., Pi Delta Epsilon, Pi Sigma Pi, Scroll, Kappa Delta Pi, Y. W. C. A. 1 PHYLLIS HALL, Clarion, Pa., Chi Cmega, Argo, Hol- cad, Pi Delta Epsilon NANCY SUE HEIM, Warren, Ohio, Chi Omega, Pan Hellenic Council, Argo, Holcacl, Y. W. C. A., Pi Delta Epsilon EVELYN HILL, Emsworth, Pa., Kappa Delta, Student Council, Pan Hellenic Council, Holcad, Pi Delta Epsilon GRACE IQNES, New Brighton, Pa., Holcad, Pi Delta Epsilon, Pi Sigma Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Theta, Target, Ccroll, Scrawl, Masquers, Cwens, Y. W. C. A., Student- Eaculty Committee, Little Theater, Gospel Team Page Thirly-three n i SOPHOMORE CUBS Q90 ln adding a tew coals to the ARGO tire, We have a complete dummy, confusing pic- ture schedules, thirty pages of sports' dummy with ten pages ot copy, editors by the score, grossly underpaidu photographers signing 3U to their Work in December, plans tor colored plates censored, and other headaches too numerous to mention. ln spite ot all this We have memoriesgappointment thrills, the Chicago convention, engraver's good-natured patience, and our ARGO keys. Skip and Tom have always been there when we needed them. And last but not least those who had no stati appoint- ments but pulled us through in the end. Your memories will include-your first glimpse ot the '48 ARGO fin its bright Christ- mas wrappingj and years later, as you dig it from beneath old letters tied with blue and baby's first shoes, your '48 ARGO will again bring you college memories. flfancq Sore and pkg! RCSS IONES, Pittsburgh, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi Scrawl DORIS MCQUIGG, Connellsville, Pa., Holcad Y. W. C. A. CLAIRE QUIGLEY, Wilkinsburg, Pa., Sigma Kappa Holcad, Argo, Scrawl, Pi Delta Epsilon, Y.W.C.A CHALMERS ZECH, Perry, Pa., Sigma Phi Ep silon, Football Team, Golf Team, Holcad Block W, Argo, Scrawl, Pi Delta Epsilon Holm At the crossroads of Route 4l is ye olde Holcad office--to whence on Wednesday nights come radio studio fans, those detouring to Kildare Reid's office, and fine art music room lovers. Such are the reasons for loyal holcader lim Oravetz posting signs on the door all year to keep out non-journalist intruders. The coke-spattered wall 'neath the window is only due to those, who minus a bottle opener, opened cokes on the window hinge. Editor Grace reminds us, however, that the many all-American awards now decorating the office, are good cover-ups . Holcaders don't acknowledge Wednesday night campus dates. Anywhere from seven to midnight, the staff feverishly bangs on typewriters, keeps the phone line busy and every other remark is punctuated with, How do you spell A Capellau? To Marty Kilgorefulife is a pwob'em . Patiently at ten each Wednesday night, she calls the delinquent fraternities who forget to turn in their society column news. Zech, for- ever behind the times, at lO:30 reports all sport news is being hi-lighted Thursday. Round about nine, a coin is tossed and somebody trots up town for cheesits and cokes, while efficient Kay Roedema still edits copy, and lane Moore goes into raptures over her Titan Tattletale . Trying to write a feature with so much hub-bub, waiting in line for a typewriter, and co-eds working against time is just part of the race. The last stretch finds the staff at the Globe, with a race to the finish. With another all-American Holcad in front of them, Hol- caders, with a nose for news already begin to wonder what news is in the making for next week. Pi Delta Epsilon, national journalism fraternity, under the leadership of lo Cochran published The Yearling , freshman handbook and dope sheets for the football and basketball games. This year the Pi Delts also sponsored the annual publications dinnerg and conducted a journalism day in the spring to promote interest of high school students in the field of journalism. Organized at Westminster in l934, Pi Delta Ep- silon has as its purpose the promotion of greater in- terest in the field of journalism and the advising of student working on campus publications. Require- ments for entrance into Pi Delt are two years work on one of the three campus publications and exper- ience of an editorship or business executive position at the end of the period. Officers included lo Coch- ran, presidentg Claire Quigley, vice presidentp Mar- jorie Boles, secretary: Evelyn Hill, treasurer. Bflyle . . . WAYNE H. CHRISTY First row: Cleft to riqhtl Byers, Thomas, McKnight, Hodges, Corry, Tones. Second row: Fields, Stewart, Ohsberg, ldckson, Sittig, Noble. Third row: Rock, Caldwell, McClelland, Lufkin, Hinmcm, Vcmdliriq, Rcmck, Byers, Gensheimer. Puyf' 'l'l1irIy-.fix lOSEPH HOPKINS C. ROBERT KELLY l-AMES CURRY, Wilkinsburg, Pa., Karux, Y. M. C. A., Scroll, C. Y. F. Scrawl, Phi Alpha Theta, Gospel Team, Lite Service CARLYN DAWSON. Baltimore, Md., Quad- rangle, Kappa Delta Pi, Life Service, Gos- pel Team, Y. W. C. A., C. Y. F. RALPH U-IFKINV Cambridge, N. Y., YL M. C. A., Karux, Lite Service NQW Cggtlgl Pg., C. Y. F., a cappella, Westminster Singers, Karux, Y. M. C. A., Lite Service, Mikado Chorus OLIVER OHSBERG. McKeesport, Pa., Karux, Life Service, C. Y. F., Y. M. C. A., Band, Masquers, Little Theater IAMES SHOTT. Oakrnont, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi 220 ... DONALD BAHBE IEAN HOLLINGSWORTH lntercollegiate debates were resumed for the first time since the war. Groups in pub- lic discussion were introduced along with special speech assembly for speech majors and freshman classes of the required courses in fundamentals of speech. Over 21 , Mikado , The Little Foxes , Moon on the Bog , and one-act plays were the plays produced this year. Weekly radio broadcasts were sent out from our campus studio over WPIC, Sharon. Adjoining the costume room and Little Theatre is Room llO, the Grand Central Station of the dramatic and speech departments. Head of this field is Dr. Albert T. Cordray, chair- man of Fine Arts division and director of Little Theatre, who has been on sabbatical leave. Donald L. Barbe, who has been acting as head of the dramatic department during Dr. Cor- dray's absence, is associate professor of speech, associate director of Little Theatre, and director of the High School Speech institute. Assistant professors of speech are Helen V. Cushman, director of WRW and costume mistress of Little Theatre, Melvin Moorhouse, debate coach, Paul Gamble, instructor in speech and special radio classes and program director of WPIC, Sharon radio broadcasting station, and lean Hollinsworth, instructor, who directed the lVIasquer's play The Little Foxes . Priya' Thirty llllflf GLORIA ALBERTSON, West View, Pa., Theta Up- silon, a cappella, Little Theater, Masquers, Target, Scroll, Phi Alpha Theta, Y. W. C. A., May Court, W. R. W. LORRAINE BROWN, Brockton, Mass., Sigma Kappa, Little Theater, Masquers, W. R. W. MARY LOUISE CLELAND, New Castle, Pa., Chi Omega, W. R. W., Y. W. C. A., Little Theater, W. A. A., Argo ALICE ERYE, Newport, N. H., W. R. W., Little Theater, Y. W. C. A., C. Y. P. WILLIAM HOREAN, New Castle, Pa., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Masquers, W. R. W. MARY LOU MAXWELL, Wilkinsburg, Pa., Kappa Delta, Y. W. C. A., Outing Club, a cappella, Little Theater KARL MOLL, Pittsburgh, Pa., Alpha Sigma Phi, Little Theater, W. R. W., Debate, Masquers ARLYNE ROEMER, Millville, N. I., Sigma Kappa, Mermaids, W. A. A., Masquers, Little Theater, Pan Hellenic Council HELEN SLOSS, Sharon, Pa., Theta Upsilon, Little Theater, Y. W. C. A., Choir, French Club, W. R. W. HELEN SPENCER, Shaker Heights, Ohio, Quad- rangle, Masquers, Y. W. C. A., Little Theater, W. R. W. MARY ELLEN STEWART, Franklin, Pa., Beta Sig- ma Omicron, Masquers, Y. W. C. A., Scroll, Scrawl, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Sigma Pi, Target Little Theater, Senate, Pan Hellenic Council 1 LYDIA ZAHRADNIK, Cheswick, Pa., Beta Sig- ma Omicron, Outing Club, Glee Club, Y. W. C. A., Little Theater, W. R. W. I . Ji OVER Z1 7-au Kappa After being inactive for five years, Tau Kappa Alpha, national honorary debate fraternity, was reinstated at Westminster. Requirements for eligibility are participation in ten debates of which four must be won. Every Monday night the debaters meet to discuss their speeches and plan for debates with other colleges. This year, their theme was, Labor should have a direct share in management. In March seven of the debaters attended the Debate Congress held at Penn State. Officers: Iohn Kerensky, Presidentg Lou Cummings, Secretary, Pat Hadley, Treasurer. 7n6SCiLt8'Z.S Masquers, the honorary dramatic fraternity, was organized for the purpose of encouraging dramatic ideals. Earning points by working on Little Theatre productions is the qualification needed for membership. Oscars are award- ed by Masquers to the best actor and actress of the year who are chosen by a faculty committee. A Masquers' plaque is also awarded to the best dramatic Worker of the year. Theatre parties, an informal gathering for freshman speech majors at the Woodpile, an all college party, and a formal initiation dinner in the spring at the Tavern constituted this season's activities. During the second semester they produced the three act play The Little Foxes . Officers are: President, Karl Molly vice-president, Emmett D'Ambroisop Sec- retary, Nancy Lewisg treasurer, Iames Oravetz. Pagc Forty aaio woikskop An announcer proclaims, The Westminster Hour , the traditional Tell Me Why follows and another of the weekly campus broadcasts begins. ln its second year of operation, the campus studio, under the direc- tion oi Mr. Donald L. Barbe, broadcasts over a WPIC line from Sharon. This year, Mr. Barbe's radio drama class has again produced plays such as Beauty and the Beast , Man in the lron Mask and Snow-White and Rose Red. Several students, including Bruce Catt and lanet Keller wrote and produced original radio skits. Sororities and fraternities provided part of the year's entertainment, with the mixed quartet consisting ot Ed Good, Bill Mc- Clellan, lean Meyers and Audrey Duerr ready to en- tertain any time. WBW club, under the direction of Miss Helen Cushman, organized under its prexy, Karl Moll, and secretary Amelia Duit, both ot whom divided their time between Little Theatre and Radio Workshop. With a new program chairman each week, the club's activi- ties were varied and ranged from producing lack and the Beanstalk over WPlC to entertaining the club with local talent Variety show. The purpose of this club is to give experience in participation oi various types ot programs. Improvements this year consisted ot new turn- tables and new records. Tentative plans for next year include a separate honorary organization tor active WRW workers. I nyc Forty-onf Tl-IE LITTLE FOXES 'L lOSEPH SHERIDAN The Art Department resumes under the direc- torship of Mr. Harold Brennen, returning after serv- ing two years in the United States Army in France. Mr. loseph Sheridan, assistant professor, is direct- ing all ot the studio classes on the third tloor of the the Science Hall. Illustrations in Scrawl, student literary pub- lication, are one oi the projects undertaken by art students. ln May, the annual exhibit is held in the exhibition room to which each art student must contribute at least one piece of work. ter, Argo MINTIE EBERHART, Elizabeth Pa Chi Omega Y. W. C. A., Scroll, Art Fraternity Little Thea LILLIAN NELSON, Utica Pa Y W C A C Y. F., Scrawl, Scroll Glee Club IAMES SIDEY, Dunkirk, N. Y., Holcad, Argo, Art Fraternity, Pi Delta Epsilon, Y. M. C. A. BARBARA STANTON, Iohnstown, Pa., Sigma Kappa, Mermaids, Pi Delta Epsilon WALTER BIBERICH T. R. WILEY MARY ELIZABETH STEWART Habla-Vous die deutsch combines all three lingos of Westminster's lan- guage department. En Espanol, students have great fun deciphering Mr. Wiley's expert native-like Spanish diction. ln le Clase francais, Miss Stewart keeps her pupils alert with Vivid stories of French history along with funda- mentals of grammar. ln die deutsch, nobody registers for Mr. Biberich's class unless he truly enjoys singing. Caesar and Cicero fans are interested in Dr. Taylor's unique historical descriptions. Miss Mary Elizabeth Stewart, A. B., heads the department, with Professors Walter Biberich and T. R. Wiley assisting. Dr. Gilbert H. Taylor, chairman of the department of ancient languages, teaches both the language and the histories of Greece and Rome. He has been at Westminster since l925 as professor of languages and head of the department. Dr. Taylor's favorite recreation is still the auto. GILBERT H. TAYLOR A Zjnglislz . . . i MAXINE GILLILAND, AMY CHARLES, IOHN FORRY MARTHA BARNHILL, ANN lONES, GEORGE BLEASBY MYRTA MCGINNIS MARY PURDY Keeping in tempo with the crowding theme of the campus, the English department guided by Dr. Mary Purdy, A. B., A. M., Ph.D., made room for more desks as its staff almost doubled. Associate professors lames V. Baker, A. B., A. M., and Dr. Virginia T. Ever- ett, A. B., A. M., Ph.D., were on leave of absence. Ioining the staff was Dr. Mvrta E. McGinnis, A. B., A. M., Ph. D., who soon became known to the Scrawl staff as one of their advisors. George Bleasby, A. B., A. M., and Miss Mary C. McConagha, A. B., A. M., assistant professor emeritus of English, soon found themselves in the same office with bowls of pretzels and peanuts, traditional mark of the department. Well known to freshmen students are Miss Martha Barnhill, A. B., A. M., lohn H. Eorry, B. S., A. M., and Mrs. Ann Shane lones, A. B., A. M., instructors in English. Misses Amy Charles, A. B., A. M., and Max- ine Gilliland, A. B., A. M., both Westminster graduates, joined the staff of instructors. Miss lane Bryan, A. B., instructed part-time in English. Paglz' Forty-fu ur CYNTHIA BACHELER, Swarthmore, Pa., Alpha Gam- ma Delta ROSLYN BARSS, East Orange, N. I., Quad- rangle, Scroll, Kappa Delta Pi, Scrawl, Y. W. C. A., Gospel Team, Pi Sigma Pi DAVID BLOCIVIQUIST, Erie, Pa., Theta Chi, Scroll ANNA CRILL, Mercer, Pa., Theta Upsilon, Y. W. C. A., C. Y. F., a cappella, Scroll, Pan Hellenic Council, Argo, May Court, Cwens, Glee Club, I. B. C. IEAN PQLLOCK, Pittsburgh, Pa., Beta Sigma Omif cron, May Court, Y. W. C. A., C. Y. F., Glee Club. LEQRA PRQTZMAN, Bellevue, PCI., Y.W.C.A., I-Iolcad, Argo MARTHA SHOUP, McKeesport, Pa., Beta Sigma Omicron, Scrawl, Scroll, Kappa Delta Pi, Tar- get, Y. W. C. A., Pi Sigma Pi ALICE MAY SMITH, Zelienople, Pa., Kappa Delta, Senate, Y. W. C. A., Holcad, Argo, Kappa Delta Pi, Scroll MARY ELIZA STEWART, NSW WilIT1iHf3iOH, PCI.. Beta Sigma Omicron, Glee Club, W. A. A., Mer- maids, Y. W. C. A., C. Y. F., Scroll HAROLD THOMAS, Lakeland, Fla. l.Ult.5 WAl'l'lf, Willcinsburg, Pa., Theta Upsilon, Scrawl, Y. W. C. A., Alpha Iota, Kappa Delta Pi gducafion gui E. C, SHOBTT REED GRONIGER BEULAH CAMPBELL l. IRVINE REANEY One oi the numerous changes that took place in the college curriculum this year was the division of the psychology-education section into two departments. Counsellor to teaching majors and chairman of the education department is E. C. Shortt, A. B., A. M., Ed. Mr. Shortt is new to the college and came here this tall after working on his doctorate at Harvard. The pro- fessor instructs classes in secondary education and also supervises student teaching in secondary schools. Assisting future teachers are Miss Beulah Campbell, A. B. and Reed Groniger. Both instructors have been added to the department this year. Miss Campbell directs students in elementary education courses, such as the teaching ot reading, social studies, and science in grammar schools. She also heads student teaching in the elementary schools, Mr. Cfroniger, A. B., M. S., assists in teaching students in secondary education courses as well as instructing a social science class. Pagz' l'l0l'IJ, JI 1 DOROTHEA GOLDSTEIN, Haverhill, Mass. MYRNA HOON, Prospect, Pa., Theta Upsilon, Y. W. C. A., C. E., Lite Service, Cflee Club IEAN LEIGHTY, Connellsville, Pa., Chi Omega, Mer- maids, W. A. A. REBECCA MATZ, Pittsburgh, Pa., Kappa Delta, Cflee Club, Outing Club, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. BETTY LU MORELAND, Mt. Lebanon, Pa., Theta Upsilon, Y. W. C. A., C. E., Cflee Club, Band, Outing Club, W. A. A., Argo, Senate MRS. BETTY POULTON, New Wilmington, Pa., Theta Upsilon lEAN ROBERTS, Wilkinsburg, Pa., Mermaids, Glee Club, Y. W. C. A. BEVERLY SWANSON, Girard, Pa., Y. W. C. A., W. A. A., Outing Club MARY ALICE TAYLOR, Mclieesport, Pa., Chi Omega ANN WAHLIN, Titusville, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta, W. A. A. ELAINE ZANARINI, Ieannette, Pa., Beta Sigma Omi- cron, Outing Club, Y. W. C. A., W. A. A. ALAN B. DAVIS DONALD O. CAMERON usic . .. ESTI-IER ALBANESE, Scottdale, Pa., Quadrangle, Glee Club, Westminster Singers, a cappella, Little Theater ma Delta, Cflee Club, Target, Orchestra, Mu Phi Epsilon WILMA BOCK, Sharon, Pa., Band, Orchestra SARA BOLLERHEY, Central City, Pa., Or- chestra, Band, a cappella PAULINE BROWN, Duke Center, Pa., Band, Glee Club VIRGINIA BRIDGES, Akron, Ohio, Band, Glee Club MARION BUCHANAN, Masury, Ohio, Band, Or- chestra, Glee Club, Outing Club, Y. W. C. A., I. R. C. MARILYN ASHBAUGH, Knox, Pa., Alpha Garn- CHARLES I. SAGER ADA PEABODY l ' ' P . DGRIS CLAWSON, B airsville, a, Band, Glee Club Oil City, Pa., Y. W. C. A., MARlXItplm?txb'1pFsQgkQfOrchestra, Glee Club Girard, Ohio, Band, Orchestra, Glee lANECrElElf,AaRbl5ppella, Little Theater, LRC., Y.w.c.A. Youriqstown, Ohio, Beta Sig- RUTI'1lr1lQONf'grQ1Nf Orchestra, Band, Choir, Glee Club MARQAVGEE. Clarksburq, W. Va., Wilkinsburq, Pa., Alpha EU Orchestra New Castle, Pa., Orchestra CAHCBLIQQJN M1fQfYi1ill,Ns. E. ' IEANNE MYERS, Sharon, Pa., Theta Upsilon, West- minster Singers, a cappella, Mu Phi Epsilon, Y. W. C. A., C. Y. F. MARGARET PIGMAN, Mt. Pleasant, Pa., Kappa Delta, Mu Phi Epsilon, Cwens, Kappa Delta Pi, a cappella, Glee Club, W. A. A., Hol- cad, Argo, Y. W. C. A. HAZEL POTTER, Kenmore, N. Y., oiee Club, Lite Service, Gospel Team, C. Y. F., Mu Phi Epsilon LUCILE RENO, New Castle, Pa., Y. W. C. A., Glee Club DOROTHY SHEVEL, Monongahela, Pa., Y. W. C. A., Glee Club RUTH TAGGART, Washington, Pa., Alpha Gamma Delta, a cappella, Westminster Singers, W.R.W., Y.W.C.A., Mu Phi Epsilon PAUL TKACH, Sharon, Pa. Pagr' Fifty bbenba . . . l.OlS BURTON, Duquesne, Pa., French, Theta Up- silon, Cheerleader, W. A. A., Choir, Glee Club, French Club, Pan Hellenic Council, Y.W.C.A. RQBERT DICKS, New Wilmington, Pa., Pre- Medical, Kappa Phi Lambda, lnter-tratern- ity Council, lntermurals, Senior class president PAUL HALENDA, New Wilmington, Pa., Pre-Med- ical, Alpha Sigma Phi, Cross Country CARL KEUL, Ellwood City, Pa., Pre-Medical HARRY MCCULLOUGH, New Castle, PCL, Pre- Medical FRANK PAWLOSKY, Westland, Pa., Pre-Medi- ical, Alpha Sigma Phi, Orchestra Pagf Fifty-our IANR CAMPBELL, New Kensington, Pa., English, Alpha Gamma Delta, Little Theater, Y.W.C.A. WILLIAM EARL, New Castle, Pa., Speech, Alpha Sigma Phi IANET EVARTSI Girard, Ohio, Music PAUL PISCUSI Vandergriit, Pa., Economics, Alpha Sigma Phi IQE KRAKQWSKI, Pittsburgh, Pa., Iournalism, Sigma Nu IANE MQQRE1 Pittsburgh, Pa., Biology, Kappa Delta KATHERINE QRR' Munhall, Pa., Language, Quad- rangle RUTH SLAUGENHAUPT, MCDOHGH, Ol1iO, COIH- mercial Teaching, Sigma Kappa EVERETT SMITH, Hamburg, N. Y., Physics, Alpha Sigma Phi RUTI-I M. STRQUID' Mcliees Rocks, Pa., Language GEQRGI-Q ZENK, Erie, Pa., Physics, Sigma Phi Epsilon A DOGS LIFE lake, the prize spotted pupil of the campus came out on top with no White cards andeno grades. But, he had fun, even if he didn't become an alum. lake looked so sad and serious in his horn-rimmed qlasses, paddinq through the halls. Especially when he was late for a class and had to bark to his pals inside to unlock the door. li and when he gained admission, he joqqed io the back oi the room and thumped a lonq, not very well-bred tail in rhythm to ihe profs lecture until he dozed off. A doq's life, maybe, but lake liked it. Fiffy-!fln'1' l .-A O OWlO'Z8S IEAN IOHNSON ROBERT IOHNSON We've seen some changes on the campus since our green Frosh days way back last year. We were the largest class Westminster had ever seen, but although some ot us were returned veterans, the women still outnumbered us 2-1. Now We relinquish the title ot largest, and Welcome the hordes of men who again saunter across the Quadrangle and congregate on the Grille steps. Larger classes, new faces behind the prot's desk, even a new president-it was a new Westminster to which the class of 1949 returned last October. We've changed, too. We've grown with Westminster into a definitely post- war Sophomore class. With no more gripes about one hour courses and 8:3f permissions, We've settled to working oft required courses and spending lovely Friday afternoons in the lab, planning frat and sorority parties, admiring the beauties of nature uptown. And extra-curricular campus activities have re ceived a good shade ot our attention. A check of the members ot music groups, publications, Little Theatre, and other student organizations upholds well the Sophomores' reputation ot being active. There's our own high-scoring bas- ketballer, Chet Dembinski, who helps make those nights in the crowded gym so thrilling. Our music major, Ed Good, took one of the leading roles in the Mikado . Representing us in student government are Elizabeth Cummings and lean Johnson on Senate, Bob Iohnson, Skip Davis, and Claire McClure on Student Council. Bob Iohnson also leads the class, with Russ Herrscher, vice presi- dent and lean Iohnson, secretary. With almost two years of college life safely behind us, we cross our fingers and look hopefully forward to the day we become mighty luniors. '49 Page Fifty-four WILLIAM ALLEN IULIA ANDERSON LARRY ATTISANO THOMAS BAILEY RUTH BAN MARY ELLEN BAILY BETTY IO BARRETT IEAN MARIE BASHER RUTH BEARD ELIZABETH BELL KARL BENNETT HARRY BAKER ROY BARTHEL LEOTA BEGGS STELLA BIGA BETSY BIGLER CLARENCE BILLINGSLEY BEVERLY BIRKI-IOLZ CHARLES BLACK HARRY BOBISH MARY IANE BOOTH RICHARD BOROWICZ BRUN A BOTTEGAL I EAN BRICKER DOLORES BRLETIC MARGARET BROWN MEREDITH BROWN ELIZABETH BUCHANAN IEAN BURT WILLIAM BYERS WILLIAM CALDWELL DOROTHY CAMPBELL DOROTHY CARPENTER WAYNE CARPENTER MARY CIPOLLA IEAN CLARK IOHN CETIN ROBERT CHAVENSON BRUCE CATT CAROLYN CLARK JANE COLEMAN IOYCE COLEMAN LELAND COLLINS MRS. MARY COLLINS ROBERT CONFER DOROTHY COOK DEAN COPETAS DAVE CORNELIUS ROBERT COTT I OAN COX ELIZABETH CUMMINGS EMMETT D'AMBROSIO EVELYN DART FREDERICK DAVIS RODDA DEAN AUDREY DUERR WILLIAM DAVIS DONALD DAVIS CHAUNCEY DEAN IANETTE DIEHL DARYL DOWNEY CONSTANCE DUNBAR PHYLLIS DYE IOHN EARON IOSEPH DURKET IAMES EASTERDAY CLARENCE ELGIN F RED EVANOFF NANCY ELLIOT RONALD EVANS EVA ELSAS RICHARD FAIR IDA FALSETTI STEPHEN FELTOVICH IOANNE FERGUSON ELLEN FERGUSON BETTY LOU FINCI-I BONIETA FLICKNER GLESCA FITZPATRICK BRUCE FOSTER ELAINE FRIEDNAMER IANE FOSTER IRENE GANZLMAR FRANKLIN GEHO IEAN GARVIN IAMES GEORGE VIVIAN GIBSON IOHN GIBSON DONALD GILBERT IOAN GILKEY HARRY GILBERT MARY LOU GILL IOHN GILLILAND BARBARA GILLESPIE SHIRLEY GOODSTEIN NEWELL GORDON MARILYN GOULD ETHEL GOSHORN THEODORE GRAUEL MARGARET GRANT DAVID GRIFFITHS DOROTHY HAAS WILLIAM GULLION NORMA IUNE HALL CAROLYN HAMILTON WILLIAM HALL BETTY HAMILTON LEONARD HARDING MARILYN HAMMER GEORGE HART HAROLD HASSEL IOSEPHINE HARTMAN NORMA HASSELMAN BRYCE HAWKINS IANET HATCH MARY LOU HAZEN IOHN HENDERSON WILLIAM HEATLEY FOSTER HEPLER PAUL HERRMANN WILLIAM HILKE MRS. VIRGINIA HILKE IAMES HODGES ROBERT HINMAN ROBERT I-IOEER KENNETH HOPKINS ELIZABETH HOLMES IEAN HOPKINS MARGARET HORNER NANCY HORN STANLEY HORZEMPA MARY I-IULSE MARY LOU HUBBARD RENWICK IACKSON IOHN IOHNSON IEAN IOHNSON PATRICIA IOHN SON VERNA IOHNSON ROBERT I OHNSON I ADELE IOHNSTON I RUTH KARTLICK DALE IOHNSTON BRUCE KEEPER MARTHA KILGORE IANET KELLER WILLIAM KELLY RUSSELL KLINGER IOHN KERENSKY WILLIAM KNAUSE MARTHA KNOX FRANCIS KNOX RUSSELL KOCH SOPHIE KULBAK ANDREW KONDAS PEGGY LAMOREE IOI-IN LAYLAND DAVID LLOYD MARGARET LAWRENCE IANE LEESE IAMES LIVINGSTON ALLEN LONDON ROBERT LOSA MITCHELL LOUIS MARIORIE LOSTETTER HELEN LUKACS BILL LOWREY ALEXANDER MACMORRIS DAVID MCCANDLESS CLAIRE MCCLURE NANCY MCCUTCHEON IACK MCDANIEL RUTH MCEADDEN MRS. LINDA MCGLASHA N IOHN MCKEEVER SHIRLEY MCKINNEY WILLIAM MCLHINNEY COLLEEN MAGEE RUDOLPH MALANDRO IOHN MANSFIELD PATRICIA MARSHALL MARIO MARTIN IAMES MASI RAY MATTOCKS IRENE MASQUELIER CARMEN MASSARO DORIS MASSE MARY MAURO IANE MAWHINNEY VERLEE EDWARD MONTGOMERY NORMA MOORE MITCHELTREE PETE MORAN PEGGY MORRIS MOLLY MOYER IOHN MOYER ESTHER MURRAY ARTHUR NAWROCKI ALBERT NEMETH ROBERT NESBITT NORMA NIGHTINGALE GRACE ODEN DIANA NOCERA CLIFFORD O'KEY IAMES ORAVETZ CHARLES ORGILL LAFERNE OTTO WILLIS PETERSON MILDRED POWELL MURREY PRICE MARGARET RAMSEY HARRY RAYBUCK BONNETTA REAGLE DIANA REBICH PEGGY LEE REED MARYANN REHM AUDREY RETZER BETTY REYNOLDS RUTH RIPPLE MARIORIE ROBERTSON STEPHEN RIPPER SHIRLEY ROBINSON DOROTHY RONEY CATHERINE ROEDEMA PAUL ROSSI ROBERT ROWLAN DS WILLIAM ROWLAND VIRGINIA RUPP IAMES SALSGIVER SHIRLEY RUSSELL EDWARD SAMPLE NANCY SCHMIDT SALLY SANO GLORIA SCI-IOOLEY IUNE SCI-IUSTER EMMY LOU SCHULTHEIS NANCY SCHWARTZ MARGARET SCULL LOIS KAY SCOTT ROGER SEAHOLM MILDRED STOETZER WINIERED SHAFFER HARRIET SHANKS IEANNE SHEPPARD PAUL SHEAFF ER ELINOR SHINDLEDECKER CHARLES SITTIG RICHARD SIMPSON DOLORES SMITH ROBERT STEGNER MARIORIE SMITH WAYNE STEINBAUGI-I LUCILLE STEVENSON CAROLYN STEPHENSON HARVEY STEWART GLADYS STITT DOUGLAS STEWART HILDA STOCKHAUSEN MARGARET SWAGLER DIAN SUTHERLAND LOIS TELLIN BOB TEREE MARY LOU TERNEY IEANNE THORNTON SUZANNE TOBEY DON TRAPP ANNA MAY TUBBS MARY VAN AUKEN FLORA ZOE VAN DYKE FANNY MAE VAUGHN WILLIAM WALLACE HOWARD WALKER DORIS WANAMAKER WALTER WIELGUS RUTH WEETER IEAN WEBER CHARLOTTE WEIMER WINIFRED WENZ ELEANOR WHITEHILL WILLIAM WHITNEY WALLACE WIGGINS BLAIR WILSON IOHN WILLIAMS THELMA WINTER ELIZABETH WITHROW STEVE YAKUB RALPH ZAHNISER LILLIAN WRITT I Page Sixty-.vefvrn . 'fresh The class of 1950-the largest freshman class in Westminster's history. We came, we saw, and we reversed the ratio 3-1, men predominating. We arrived on campus in October-some of us commuters, some listed as emergency students, the majority as residents-but all eagerly awaiting col- lege life. Some of us lived army style in the gym at first, but gradually moved into the newly-erected barracks, reminiscent of our soldiering days. We started our frosh days by waiting in lines-lines for registration, eat- ing, movies, and even lines for classes. But we quelled our gripes and settled into the college routine. Who's Who parties, dances, and football games kept up rushed the first few weeks, and our first big thrill came with the arrival of the Duke and the Dance of the Year. We experienced new changes. The large enrollment necessitated 12:50 classes, double lunch periods at Browne Hall and even seven o'clock labs. Turning our thoughts to student govern- ment, we elected Ann Harding, Tom Murphy, and Duff Brown to Student Council, while Iudy Wilkinson and Emma Klein took their places on Senate. jack Boardman prexied our class, with Ann Hepler, Peggy Adams, and Lois Matthews, serving as vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Florrie johnson, Alyce Ann Eppley, judy Wilkinson, lim Fudge, and Ed Taylor enacted leading roles in the Little Theatre production, The Mikado. Music major Emma Klein was an attractive Ideal Frosh, upsetting the eight-year reign the secretarial science majors' held on the title. Following Christmas vacation, frat and sorority rushing filled our days, and soon many of us were wearing the pledge pin of our Greek organization. Not to be outdone by the upperclassmen, freshmen faces cropped into the football, basketball, track, soccer, and swimming teams. Second semester found us sponsoring our first social event, Cupid's Bow Dance, on Valentine's Day at College Hall. We passed one semester, spring came and we were rapidly becoming veterans at Westminster. Wlelfl l KENNETH ALLEN PHYLLIS ACKERLY CHARLOTTE AKINS MARGARET ADAMS FRANCIS AKSTULEWICZ WALTER ALEXANDER EDMUND ALEXANDERWICZ MARY LANE ALLEN ERWIN ALPERN TAMES AMBILL HARRY ALLISON WALTER AMES VICTOR ANDREW ALFRED APICELLI STEPHEN ARGILAN KENNETH ARMOUR STARR BABBITT EDWARD BAKANIC ALBERT BALISTER ROBERT BAER IEANNE BALTES WILLIAM BALTES HENRY BARNHART MARILYN BARTHELS ADAM BARTKOWSKI HENRY BARTKOWSKI DALE BAUMAN WILLIS BATES VIRGINIA BEAVER IOHN BENNETT THELMA BENNETT KENNETH BETTS ROBERT BEYNON WILLIAM BIBBEE WILLIAM BINGHAM ROBERT BIRES MARY LOU BLACK IOHN BORDAS I AMES BLACK ROBERT BLACK I OHN BOARDMAN HERBERT BOLT ADELINE BOUSIGES HELEN BOWATER DUANE BOYER MILTON BRODY GEORGE BROWN AUDREY BRYAN ARTHUR BUELL I AMES BOYD MAC BRASWELL ROBERT BREMNER WILLIAM BROOKS CAROLYN BROWN IOHN DUFF BROWN MATTHEW BROWN NEAL BRUNER I OHN BURICK RUTH BRUNER WILLIAM BURNS I OHN BURKE VIRGINIA BURKE RICHARD BYERLY HAROLD BYERS WILLIAM CALDERWOOD LOUIS CALZA MARY KATHERINE CAMPBELL PI-IYLLIS CAMPBELL ROBERT CANON ROBERT CARBEAU MARILYN CARDILLO ALBERT CARUSO CHARLES CHIODO IOHN CHIODO KARL CHRISTIE ALBERT CIAMBOTTI DONALD CLARK ROBERT COOPER IOHN COCHENOUR FRANCIS COFFIN DONALD CONGRAVE RICHARD COOPER BARBARA CORBIN KATHRYN COUCH ALICE CRAIG RUSSELL CRANE RICHARD CRILL NANCY CRAWFORD ROBERT CRISSWELL RUTH CUMMINGS IOHN CUMMINGS DENNIS CUNNINGHAM IOHN CUTLER JANET CUTHBERT FRANK DARBY I AMES DAUGHERTY ELLIS DAUGHERTY FRANK DAVIDSON CAROLYN DAVIS SARA LOUISE DAVIS IOI-IN DAVIS LELAND DENNISTON WILLIAM DAVIS LAWRENCE DE NOBLE LOIS DE WALT WILLIAM DETTIS ERROLL DEXTER ELMER DILLS DEANNE DETRICH IA CK DISSINGTON BARBARA DOWNIE ELMER LEE DONALDSON CHARLES DROZ IAMES DUNLEVY DONALD DRAKE TOM ECKLES ALYCE ANN EPPLEY THOMAS ELLENBERGER MARTHA ERB IOHN ESPOSITO MARY ERB ELIZABETH ETTER CHARLES EVANS LEO EVANS PAUL EVANS ROBERT FAGAN WILLIAM FAIR BUD FARNER ROBERT FIELD RALPH F LAUGHER LESLIE FLOWER ORVILLE FLORA CHARLES FORDYCE PATRICIA FRANEK JOSEPH FRAZIEN IA MES FUDGE FRANK GALES VINCENT GALANO FRANCIS GAROVE LAWRENCE GARRETT ROBERT GARRIS SAMUEL GEORGE ALLEN GERIMA KENNETH GIBSON DAVID GILEESON ROBERT GILKEY WILLIAM GILKEY ELEANOR GILLILAND LOIS GITTINGS MARIORIE GLENN EDITH GLASER MARK GLEESON HENRY GOERMAN LOUIS GLAROS FRANK GOODWIN IUNE GRAHAM CLARE GORLEY NANCY LEE GRAHAM IOHN GRAVES DONALD GREEN ROBERT GUNN ROBERT HALL IQSEPH GUTHRIE CHARLES HAMILTON RAYMOND HANSTINE I OAN HANCOCK ALBERT HARBULAK LEROY HARRIGER ANNE HARDING WILLIAM HARRISON GEORGE HART GLENN HARTMAN DONALD HARTSHORNE STANLEY HARTUNG EVELYN HASBROUCK ROGER HAWK ROBERT HAWTHORNE PATRICIA HAYS ELLEN HAZEN FLOYD HAZEN ORRIE HAZELETT FREDERICK HELM IOHN HELSING NANCY HENDERSON WILLIAM HENDERSON LOUISE HENDRICKS CHARLES HENRY IOAN HENRY GEORGE HENSHAW ANNA HEPLER IOHN HIDEG IOHN HERRMANN DONALD HERVEY ROBERT HILL GEORGE HOLMES ELSIE HOLT CAROLYN HOLUB ELAINE HOOPER WILLIAM HOOVER RICHARD HOPKIN S PAUL HORVATH IOSEPH HORZICH MATTHEW HOSIE WILLIAM HOWELL WILLIAM HUGHES VINCENT IALLICKER ROGER IARVIS IOHN IEFFREY HELEN IAMISON MARGARET IENKINS IEWEL I ENNINGS GLORIA IENZER ELORR IE LEE IOHNSON FRANKLIN IOHNSON MARY IOHNSON ARTHUR JOHNSTON MARTHA IOHNSTON GERALD IONES HOWARD JONES IAMES IONES RHODA MAE IONES FRANCIS KAHL GEORGE IOSEPH RICHARD KANINGISER I OHN KATAKIS MARGARET KAUEMAN DONALD KING WILLIAM KERR BERNARD KESSLER ELIZABETH KING EMMA KLEIN WILSON KLINGENSMITH ROBERT KOEPP ELIZABETH KNOX MARTHA KNOX PAUL KOLTERIAHN MARVIN KONIGSBURG FRANK KONYAK CARRIE KUHN LESTER KOVACH ANNA LOU KRAMER RALPH KUHN DAVID KUSNIERCZYK ALFRED LAING EDGAR LEARD ROBERT LANE LOIS LAWTON WILLIAM LQEEVRE NORMAN LESLIE ROBERT LESLIE BARBARA LEWIS IEANNE LEWIS WILLIAM LEWIS STEPHEN LIGETTE HONOR LINTON FREDERICK LIPP WILLIAM LITZENGER I OI-IN LOCH IOSEPH LOMBARDI IOHN LONG IAMES LYON EDWARD MQCDONALD DOROTHY MCBETH IOHN MCOLURE ELIZABETH MCCOMB EDNA MCCUEN WILLIAM MCOULLY ROBERT MCELROY MARION MCFARLAND FRANK MCGLASHAN BENIAMIN McKAY FREDERICK MCKNIGHT CHARLES MCLAUGHLIN GEORGE MCMUNN GILBERT MCQUISTON CORAL MCWILLIAMS MARY MCWREATI-I ALBERT MALLEY ARTHUR MARKS DAVID MARLIN CHARLES MARTIN IACK MATHEWS BERNARD MATHEWSON IOHN MATHEWS LOIS MATHEWS FRANK MEREDITH IAMES MILLEN IOHN MEREDITH WILLIAM MEYERS IOHN MILLER LLOYD MILLER MRS. DAWNA MINICK BETSY MULLISON NORMAN MONACK FRANK MOORE MARGARET MOORE WILLIAM MOORE WILLIAM MORRISON LEE NASH THOMAS MURPHY CAROLYN MULLIN IAMES NEAL NORMAN NEAL RICHARD NEVIN HARRY NEWMAN LOUIS NICASTRO GRETA NICHOLLS IOHN NIXON FRANK NIDO DELORES NIEMANN DORIS NILSSON EARL NOBLE RONALD OPRE HELEN PAPAZICKOS CHRISTIAN PAULSON WILLIAM PAUL IOHN PERFILIO IOHN PHILLIPS LEONARD PETERSON TI-IOMAS PETRECCA PERRY PHERSON EDWIN PHILLIPS MARION POW ARDEN POORMAN ROBERT PORTER ELL MARIORIE POWELL SPENCER PRIDE DONALD PURDY IOHN REGULE MARY RICHARDS MARIORIE RO IRA RAMSEY GLENN REED MYRA REICHARD CHARLES REIDER WILLIAM ROBINSON IQHN ROCK LLMAN GEORGE ROSKOS FREDERICK ROWLAND LOUISE RUBINO MARIE RUBRIGHT NORMAN RUDOLPH BOYD RUMBAUGH FRANK RUTH IOHN RANCK FREDERICK SAGABIEL DONALD SALMAN HARRY SAMPLE MARTHA SAMPSON ANN SARSAN WILLIAM SAUL HARRY SAVISKY DENN Y SCOTT I OHN SCANLON ALAN SCHMIDT ALLEN SCRIMA EUGENE SEBASTIAN CYNTHIA SEIBEL ALBERT SFERRA CLYDE SHAEFER MARTHA SHAFEER ROBERT SHAEFER ARTHUR SHAEFER IAMES SHARP LEWIS SI-IIREY NORMAN SHIREY MARY SHUTTLEWORTH FRANK SILVES IEROME SIMON IAMES SIRIANNI IAMES SIMPSON BETTY IEAN SMITH EVA IANE SMITH RAMON SMITH EDWIN SNYDER IAMES SPANGLER RUTH SPANGLER RICHARD SPECKER IANET STAUFFER NOREEN STEGAILOV GERALD STEWART KENNETH STEWART WILLIAM STOOPS EARL STOVER WILFORD STULL ELDON STURROCK PHYLLIS SUTTON THEODORE SUPEL THOMAS SWAN IEAN SWINDLER THOMAS SWEET RICHARD SYLVESTER VICTOR TAYLOR RUTH TEMPLE ROBERT TAYLOR ALLEN THOMPSON PAUL THORNHILL FRANCIS TIBERIO ARNOLD TORNELL I OHN TORREY GARVIN TIMMS PEGGY TOWNSEND DONALD TRAPP VIRGINIA TRIBBY FLORENCE TURNER RICHARD VALENTINE I OHN VANDLING CALVIN VERMEIRE WILLIAM VODENICHAR RUTH VOGAN LOUISE VOGT LOIS VOORHEES ROBERT WACHTER WILLIAM WALLIS THOMAS WALLACE ALAN WALTHER ALVIN WAUGAMAN MARY WATKINS MARTHA WEDEL RICHARD WHARTON ROBERT WELCH DEAN WHEELER IESS WILLIMAN ROBERT WIELAND ARCHIBALD WIESE IUDITH WILKINSON ALFRED WILHELM I OHN WILLEY ROBERT WILLIAMS PHYLLIS WILLIAMS IOHN WILLIAMSON ROBERT WOLONIN IOHN WILSON STANLEY WOITOWICZ CHARLES WOLFE WILLIAM WOOD GEORGE WOODCOCK GEORGE WRIGHT MARY WRIGHT HOWARD YOUNG MATTHEW YENNEY DONALD YOURD LYDIA ZAHARIOU PAUL ZARILLA LOUIS ZICKAR Pagf Eiglzty-Jmmn Browne I-ICIII Kitchen Crew 'X 'W , 6 ., A ,W . 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'L ,Ain IQQAQFPQ , lt, as w , SEQ? ,Eg gs M is h Mk - Z 'gigusf my W ' ,. - Lv' . ' Q m ' 55 .., V fi A MAXWELL AND SAGER SEE SWORD TO SWORD Hwlaclaefla UIQ qlaculfulu THE WINNAH, MAXWELL! BEWITCHING THE AUDIENCE ARE Mrs. Horace Fowble, Mrs. H. Lloyd Cleland, Dean Mary lane Stevenson Pagf Ninrty-ffuz' ELIRTATIOUS Mrs. Evans L: foolz gaclz 7-0.72-S' . . . feazt, Rat., Rah! -,w11,,.. .,.:f-www.-bam-R, , .- ,ff 1. M .N . , Left io right: Marilyn Gould, Lois Tellin, Kenny Stewart, Evie Dart, Bonnie Reczqle tisicaf gducafion . . . zq COACHING STAFF Left to Right: Harold Hurry, Mel Hetzler, and Grover Washcrbaugh Twenty simultaneous splashes as the Mermaids execute a formation dive from the edge of the pool,-shouts and team yells as the Chi O's and the T U's play for the inter-sorority basketball cup,-counts of l-2-3-4 as the boys' gym classes do setting-up exercises,-the gym is always a noisy place. Heading the physical education department is Coach Grover C. Washa- baugh, B. S. Women's athletics are directed by Donna Mae Sheridan, A. B. Besides the regular gym and swimming classes for freshmen and sophomore women, there are W. A. A. inter-sorority games in volleyball and basketball, and Mer- maids for ambitious swimmers. Helen Sittig, R. N., B. S., M. S., teaches the hygiene classes for freshmen women. Men's athletics are directed by Melvin Hetzler, B. S., with Harold E. Burry, B. B. A., M. E., teaching the men's swimming classes. Page Ninety-eight The Kiclzolgf . . . IOl11'1 Buckets Henry Page Ninfty-ninf Squad . . . Top Row: Gloss, Evcrnoff, Beyon, Deitis, Lone, Mdthewson, Cray, Sample, Vitkovich Ross, Delvloise, Huges, Deshler. Center Row: Mgr. McChesney, Mcttocks, Krivosh, Weeter, Pride, Conrad, Henderson, Hudson, Lutz Weilqus, He-alley. Front Row: Raymond, Hope, Schumm, McDaniel, Konycrk, Taylor, Kessler, Mczstro, Solomon SO LONG, SENIORSl Left to right: Dick Newton, Rod Lcme, Cctptclin Chcd Zach, Bob Hope, Park Glass, Ioe Mcxstro. DEMOISE SCORES Pagr Onr Ilumirrd Down the Middle Some new, some old, all combined to give the the Blue and White gridders what turned out to be an unusual, as well as successful season. The one loss marks the successful segment, the four ties Ctwo at the season's beginning and two at its end? got the Titans into the oddity columns, and the three wins went along for the trip. On the good side, Hetzler's charges allowed only 39 points, but they only tallied 45. Seemingly the attack bogged down on the other side of the scrimmage line for Westminster. When the season opened, Hetzler found himself with a wealth of tackles, guards, and centers. The ends offered a problem after several injuries, and the backfield never reached a settled state. But the entire season was more than a small success. It marked the first year since '42 that the Titans fielded a team and it promised better things to come. fr Page One Hundred One Newton Around End Ioe Mcistro Passes Mick McDaniel Gocxlers 4l Westminster Page One Hundred Thru' 'S Team-Work Eloofball gcofzes I O Slippery Rock ......... 6 Iuniortcx ................ 13 Allegheny ....... 7 Edinboro ........ 12 Bethany ........ U Geneva ............. O Wcxynesburq ............ 7 Grove City ............ fiaskeflmll Smeg 1946-1947 49 Time . . . Westminster DICK DOWNING, Manager Coach Washabaugh greeted some eighty eager candidates in mid- October, six of whom were lettermen from the previous season's varsity- Bill McLhinney, Don Heddleston, Chester Dembinski, Fred Paine, Tom Iones, and Dean Nelson. Added to this number were a score of former Titan squad members and an even dozen classy high school performers. Once the pre-season practice drills gave Way to practice games, the veterans proved their mettle, and the first five looked quite similar to last year's team. Not the tallest team Westminster ever fielded, Washabaugh could point to the back court for his height, While McLhinney and Heddleston made up for their size in speed and ball handling. Over the season the Titans scored a grand total of 1618 points to their opponents l289. Averaging 64.5 per contest to 51.5, Pappy's cagers Were able to ring up one of the finest records in the school's history. Only the exceedingly high class shown by Duquesne and West Virginia shaded the Titans. Their 21 victories in 25 starts placed them third in the district standings. St. Vincent St. Vincent Millersville Teachers CCNY ............................................ ............. Bethany .........................,......... ............. Bethany ....,. luniata ............ Iuniata ............ Gannon .......... Gannon .......... Pitt .................... Pitt ...................... Geneva .......... Westminster Geneva .......... Harvard .......... W. G I. ............................ . W. 61 I. .....,.........................,. . Carnegie Tech ............. Carnegie Tech .......,..... Slippery Rock ........ Slippery Rock ........ Thiel ............................. Thiel .......................... Waynesburg ........... Waynesburg ........... Page One Hundred Four Basketball Dribble . . . Oddly enough the Titans lost their opener as a result of winning the prac- tice game. Tom Iones suffered an ankle injury as the Blue Wave was smother- ing a weak St. Vincent team 79-46. The Eastern swing got off to a good start with jones in civies. Freshman Bruce Wagner filled in capably and Dick Puhrer proved his worth. Amidst it all Westminster toppled Millersville at Philadelphia 64-43. lt was a taste of something different two nights later and a great City College team literally ran the Titans into the floor. CCNY triumphed 74-48 before more than l8,000 spectators in Madison Square Garden. As if the loss wasn't enough, everyone concerned developed ptomaine poisoning on the trip home. lt was back to the right side of the ledger on the next three outings. The Blue and White fattened the point average against Bethany, Iuniata, and Gannon. Every season has its thrillers, and the Titans provided 6,000 Pittsburghers with just that. Harvard came west with a highly publicized squad. Don Hed- dleston sent home the tying basket as the timer raised his gun. The extra canto was a duplicate of the see-saw game with Harvard winning 64-62. Bill McLhinney made life miserable for Geneva on the Titan court. Bill threw 20 points in the first half including eight shots from near mid-floor. The Covies never recovered from the one-man attack. It was Westminster 76-53. St. Vincent and Gannon were added to the growing list for a second time 69-32 and 92-56 respectively. The latter was the highest score of the year with every member contributing to the total. Pappy took the boys to Pittsburgh for a meeting with the Panthers. As usual it was a night of excitement. The Titans had safely stowed the win 54-45, Dr. Thomas closed the camera, then the minor riot broke out. With high scoring Chester Dembinski dropping in points pretty much as he pleased the Titans twice trimmed Waynesburg, added Bethany, Slippery Rock, Iuniata, and Thiel. The Yellow Jackets from Waynesburg provided a minor scareg the United Presbyterians eased through 58-55. Otherwise it was just a breeze. , Letting the basketball world know they were still to be contended with, the cagers astounded everyone but the home folks in dropping a highly touted W-I team 65-54. A newcomer, Don McCullough, got his first taste of action, and it was a pleasing preview. Back in the national limelight, Westminster took Carnegie Tech to camp, then went after the Slippery Bock Rockets. Chink Ditkin had the lead role throwing in impossible hook shots, but McCullough continued to add luster to the shine and the Titans made it 13 in a row 53-49. The big bad Pitt Panthers spoiled everything. With Westminster giving an exhibition on how to play basketball the smaller Pitts worked the figure eight to near perfection in winning 44-39. Little Nate Apple rounded out four years of activity against Westminster with a brilliant floor game. Tall Chester did it again against an inexperienced Thiel team, account- ing for 29 of the Titans 8l points. lt was the tops in individual point-making for the season. The Scots from Carnegie Tech had no success in their second at- tempt either. Westminster winning 68-54. ' Tournament talk persisted on the Titan campus, but Washington and jefferson failed to read the publicity notices. Ted Osso had a field day to the tune of 28 points and the Prexies cooled the hot Titans off 65-47. lt ended one of the best Westminster seasons ever on the wrong note. But Titan followers could look to next year when ten lettermen would return for another crack at the Pitts, Prexies, and Gothamites. Page One Hundred Five ANOTHER TITAN BUCKET HALF-TIME REST PERIOD FAREWELL, FRED! SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING OUT OF BCUN DS MCCULLOUGH FUI-IRER NELSON First row: Fellovich, Mclshinney, Heddlesion, Gill, Simon, Spangler, Domzolski, Scrlsqiver, Borclus, Tanner. Second row: Book, Dunmire, lories, Paul, Moqulo, Vvkrgner Reznik, Shaffer, Byers, Black, Eckles. Third row: Kerenslcy, Reynolds, Gillespie, Gibson, Howell, Hosie, Paine, De-rnlminski, Fuhrer, Nelson, Gonzlmur. Pagn Ona Humirfd Eight TALL CHET SCORES S PITT-TITAN FEUD GET IN THERE AND FIGHT, BOYS! SPANGLER MCLHINNEY HEDDLESTON IONES A TITAN MISS 9. If PAUL DEMBINSKI REZNIK nga' Urn' Hulldrfnl Elrfvfn DEAD BEAT! FOUL SHOT BY CHET V53 SHAFFER DUNMIRE SOCCER SQUAD . . . IN ACTION First row: Bcrrtowski, D'Ambrosio, Evans, Yourd, Ruth Second row: Hart, Icxckson, Brown, Coach Burry. gpfzing fynafclz 3 Dalezs . . A PITT WIN Track . . . l First row: Copetas, Gleeson, Richards, Gilkey, Moore, Bartkowski, Harding, Auburano. Second row: Coach Burry, DeMoise, Yourd, Hall, Conrad, Swan, Wilson, Web- ber, Sample, Monack. Third row: Torrey, Wolf-f, Iackson, Sweet, Gillespie, Vitkovich, Cray. Block . . . With Westminster's return to intercollegiate football, Block W also re- turned to pre-war status. Organized in 1936, the club, which is composed of twenty-one football and basketball varsity lettermen, encourages and pro- motes intra-mural athletics on campus. This year blue and red jackets marked members as Block W men. At the formal girl-ask-boy dance sponsored by the group in November, lean Forrest, senior commercial teaching major from Monaca, was crowned Block W queen. A corsage and the traditional blue and white sweater with the Westminster W were presented to the queen by President Ioe DeMoise. Qther oiticers are Vice President, Edward Kuseck, and Secretary-Treas urer, Tom Iones. Page Om' Hundrfd Fourtccn n 4 . BLOCK W Bock row: Weeier, Krivosh, Vitkovich, Hecxtley, Dembinski, Nelson, E. Sample, H. Sample. Second row: Newton, Kuseck, Downing, McDaniel, Lune, Hope, Motiocks, Ross, Carlson. First row: Hudson, Schurnm, Iones, Queen leon Forrest, Hecidleston, Henry, McLhinney. mehmai S Queen Bobs Three Little Fishies Block, Shindledecker, Hcxsselmcrn l , THE KISS wimming Team . . . Brown, Simon, Shire-y, Wallace, Brown, Moore, Hall, Swan, Holt 5' S E 5 ? 3 5 fi if Payr' Om' Ilulldrml Slxlvnz ll W ' HALL BREAKS A RECORD PITCHER DIVES NICE GGING ANI C -' N ,,4aw:4:n:2f5..-'-if 'MEMBER . . . Top to bottom: C17 A113110 Siq's stoqies ond poker C27 Beta Siq session C37 Quiq's nose tor news C47 Frosn wonc1er1ond C57 ABGG Sweottsnop C67 A1tie Siq, Sweet- heort C77 You cC1n't 1ive forever C87 Business oitice touch C97 Litt1e home in the WESTminster C107 Dig thot stuff C117 1'1oven't qot CI core C127 Sig Eos Astaire, Ke11y, Bolqer. Pngr' Our' H1 nlilrmz' lfiy DANCE OF THE YEAR Top to bottom: Cll Maxwell promotes C23 Chairman urges C33 Cleland contributes C45 Dancers look on C53 and C63 Students kick in C75 He's coming C85 Duke's specialties C95 The boy himself. qw Cllll' fllHI1II'1'1f LYiIH'fl'I'lI may 'I W A K Q 1 3 QUAD-ANGLES Top to bottorn: C13 Heres point on your tie C23 Smitesf before rusbinq C33 Brains ot Who's Who C43 Everyone was doubtful C53 You ttqure it out C63 It oin't tbe Sohorot Desert C73 Gibroltor C83 Bones ond cornero' --Asynonornous. Pagr Om' Ilundrml Tfwfnty-om' aqs , ' Q K K ' BL , X WU: y A ' A . , ft , V 5 x . 4, , dl 4 X I it V , I .,.- Q 2 i-1 Alphaiiammabella J Lui 1- . ,Y f , J' A 3 ' ' , 'A ' :Q T it P is yi l dxf 94fesl'112i11.s'fer M y rigs, 3 f y 25 'yt ' A- t + Top row: Nancy Graham, Mary Halls, Polly Cochran, Diana Rebich, Elizabeth Bell, Io Cochran, Mary Peoples, Patricia Hadley. Second row: Ruth Taggart, Mary Esther Coates, Peggy Reed, lanice Lago, Ann Burton, lane Campbell. Third row: Dolores Russell, Ann Wahlin, Connie Dunbar, lane Ramsay, lean Baltes, Lou Gill, Betsey Bialer, lean Basher. Fourth row: loan Gilkey, Phyllis Williams, Betty Buchanan, Audrey Stoehr, Nancy Crawford, Marjorie Bollman, Cynthia Bachelor, Marilyn Aslibaugh. Mysterious we call our Victorian house with its sliding panels and hidden drawers, but there's no mystery in our memories ot . . . Dancing and Weiner roasting at Mrs. Bussell's Cthough We do Wonder Where that coffee got its tastel . . . Peggy l.ee's drugstore-cowboy strut in our Pan-hel skit . . . wearing green dresses alike . . . rushing the rushees and listen- ing to Mary's tempting Temptation. Our Tavern pledge dinner and Nancy Lee reigning as Pledge Princess at our annual Hat Box Hop . . . reorganizing our mothers' clubfand feeding them, too . . . cheering our honored on Tap day . . . Well-wishing our grads While dinner dancing at Shusters. And through it all We laughed at Pat's wintry wail over the ice in her sink . . . Deets and Ann's blistering love for their gas stove . . . third iloor's roof garden . . . late dozers Wakening to the tune of shovels and bull-dozers in the back yard as the new rec hall takes shape . . . the daily trek to the sun bathers rendezvous . . . Io and Lou blazing the trail to the nearby creek. But behind it all, the hilarious and serious, there's no mystery-We're Alpha Gams! I,IlflI' Om' H1111 tlrrtl Tfwrzlly-tfu:0 azpnm Q buff, gfzeen Gfzimson, 61466, 'Loses amma Delfa Ocfolaefz, I 9.25 go pfzesibes aufogfzafahs gefa gigs M E , ,, . ti, 1 , A ttl 9 QI -A ', S ' ' ' . . My X rl' x -4 . I Z I , . ,V 12 t 32: 'H it - M' 5 ' Q , V A ,,, ,'- quzz 2 ,, K G ul tl l L l q,, . fi ' 4 ,, '1 ', t M ff iffi L 'l Z , f. ' . s M e r, 914?5fMU7.5'f6I' f7 ,f 'ff' ' S S E q . Z R l - ' 43 +-' A ' y ',, j i ,B i n :ik vrr i . . .-,, , ,, , L Ei A '.' .k ' , G - ' . .2,-, H 3 , 3: , at , :'. 5 5555 ' r V:-' - ' -1 ,, i 1 -1 if ff , ,- .,..,. Z K is t MW W V X' 'G ' a . , J -' C I V -V I Top row: Marjorie Robertson, Lydia Zahradnik, Margery Cruikshanlc, Colleen Gibson. Second row: Patricia Marshall, Elaine Zanarini, Elizabeth Cummings, lean Caldwell. Third row: Mary Marqaret lenkins, Harriet Shanks. Fourth row: Gladys Stitt, lean Garvin, liilia Anderson, Nancy Schmidt, Fifth row: Betty Fair, Mary Ellen Stewart, Betty Io Barrett, Patricia Marshall, leanne Thornton. Sixth row: Mary Eliza Stewart, Gladys Stitt, Ruth Kartlick, Carolyn Stephenson, lanet Keller, Carolyn Stephenson. Payz' Um' Ilrultlwd Tfwflzfy-four gefa gigma micfwn 772at,, 1937 Ruby an K2 lSVl4G.l'lH 72056 fu leads us Qufogfzaplzs The Beta Sigs have really kept the social calendar in a whirl. Fall found the Betas having a steak roast in their backyard, later they came out in royal blue sweaters, and then followed an open house with cards and dagwoods. The calendar in February boasted a dinner-dance at Schusters. Next came rushing, with teas, open house, twelve dandy new pledges, and the pledging ceremony. All Was not just social life. We Won the Beta Sig national scholar- ship cup and boasted a number of Betas in honoraries. To wind up the year, the alums gave a party for us at the house, the pledges gave a party tor the actives, and then May l5 the pledges went active. It was a big year for the Beta Sigma Ornicron sorority. Pagz' Onf' Hundrml Tfwfniy-fiwf GL. 5 . ' I ' :A 'ig ,.., W 2 V . V Q y 'V A 1 ' s 5 5.4. yall 4 7 sky fu r ',N J- QI 1 Wmega ul sfliimlmr .412-ai... anu Aft Top row: Margaret Swagler, Margo Gardner, Ann Hope, Mary Louise Cleland, Shirley Srniih, Marylou Black, Ann Harding. Second row: Arden Poorrnan, Nancy Sue Heim, Alyce Ann Eppley, loye Geary, Charloiie Akins, Jane Fosier, Norma Hasselman. Third row: lean Bricker, lane Coleman, le-wel Iennings, Mary Lou Terney. Fourih row: Dorothy Carpenier, losie Harirnen, Marjorie Boles, Miniie Eberhart, Phyllis Hall, Margie Grant. Fifih row: Florrie Lee lohnson, Mirian Powell, Barbara Lewis, Miss Margaret Hamilton, lean Leighty, Mary Iohnson, Louise Vogt. Pznff Um' llundrml Tfwwllfy-.vix Gini Ome cz Gafzbimzf and sffzaw 19.25 772 .G af flue helm whife Gafmafion aufocjfzaplfzs Pagz' I'rn sitting on the window seat facing Senior Lodge browsing through the Chi O album for 1946 and l947. The first picture is a vivid scene of the gang arriving last October l after a month's delay. Clothes are removed from suitcases and hung neatly in not too much cupboard space. Upon leafing over the next few pages, M. l..'s exact precision with the flash bulb brings to mind our first house partyAPhyl engrossed in an extravagant bid of six hearts-Mary Lou Terney and losie and dates on kitchen duty-Dodie getting hep to the beat of Hoodle Addle. Next, the Weiner roast in college Woods with Stretch engineering barbershop singing around the campfire, and lean Bricker pensive over the missing jar of mustard. Page six reveals the Chi O skit for the Panhellenic Dancegl-lopie and Nancy in their Striped SGGFSI-1Ck9F S1'1'1OCkS-CO1GI1'1C1I1 covering her face with her cardboard letter to match the others, waist-high-Minty instructing the choral group, and Margo in men's attire. Next, single snapshots of lean gazing dreamily at Iunie's engagement ring-Smitty studying Ethics in the bathtub at three o'clock a. m.-lane Foster's abstract brightening up second floor back -lean Leighty's expert managing of the volley ball team that later won us the cup-Ioye shooting the first field goal in the T. U. game-Sig Ep heart formation with Boles leaning against the post on the porch-and us missing Mary Alice already. As I turn the pages over, pictures of rushing come into view-Maggie pondering tedi- ously over a design for our song books-Margie's last minute search for a formal, and Mary Lou Lash admiring her new red sweater. So long, lean, Bolesie, and Mintyl l close the album now, and look ahead to another year. One Hundred Tfwenty-:efvcn Ds ' i i '--:' 1 ' ' . ' . 3 4,.s A L -as , , L' li L L 'K 1 L ' .' V 1 VLLW .I . f K ll . 'F 1 L ' L ' Sf J A l Y 4 A ., A A K 2 V- A -3 al 'hq M , .1 , L ' Q1 if S L V V K 5 X L li XA! . E l sfwjf X 1 S V A I wfli. , ,TA .. , ,,,,,A,,.A fr y f il. ' V ' S 'eu . KAP , ...J L L Q 1947 ' ' ig . , ? ------------M C f ,. -A S ff 'llfesiffzffzsfel' . 1 -Mi , J L l . ,. .,.. , N . . i V . I 3 4 , 5 -ze -. 1 7 , 1 , , g - Z, f Q7 lair' 'i i or j .. , i 5 dy- Q ,iz . ,A,L 2 VI M , .minus-I.. gy i . f ' 4 I-.Q -8 .L A .in 1 , -2 , S t . , f - z , N X f Mx ,,,-I' , .. 'V- l l it L l ii' nl ,Q , it Q 3 at L, in 4 3 . ' A . 'f fc' A r ' 'P ' i w i L .F . I '::- A . . 5 I ., ' V f W g . it . ff' .ff .M ft, K . ,.- ..l -L L,AL i LL..- .,,. ,WL MM. WAA, J i,,,,,,..,.,l ...,,,,,.. L., .4.,,.g..-.... Top row: Helen lainison, leanne Sheppard, Alice Craig, Alice May Smith, Mary Lou Maxwell, Lois Mathews, Lois DeWalt, Mildred Stoetzer. Second row: Lee Mitcheltree, Ruth McFadden, Nancy Lewis, Audree Ellwood, Marilyn Thomas, Winnie Shaffer, lane Moore, Peggy Pigman. Third row: Martha Kilgore, Mary Lou Steinberger, Evelyn Hill, Vivian Gibson, Helen Brown, losephine Chitti. FOL1Illl row: lean lohnston, Kathryn Couch, Marjorie Powell, Dorothy MacBeth, Honor Linton, Emma Klein, Betty Know, Norma lean Moore. Fifth row: lanet Staufter, lean Swindler, Mary Collins, Peggy Adonis, Marjorie Srnith, Mary Lou Sands, Gloria School-ey, Ianet Cuthbert. Sixth row: Betty Luther, Io Cox, Carolyn Hamilton, Helen Bowater, lo Ferguson, Marilyn Hammer, Jean lohnson. 1 I apfm Delta anie swings the gave! 1931 Olive gfzeen, Peafzl white white fzose Clutogfzaplis Page lt's been a crowded, fun packed year-and the memories drift back on snatches of K. D. songs. When they turn the lights down low, dear, and I waltz again with you- low lights, soft music and swirling skirts,-our Christmas formal at the Shannopin-our Spring formal at the Castleton- Oh, my little K. D. rushee- the bustle and scurry of last minute preparations as we wallpapered miniature hat boxes for our rush party- I love the pin you let me wear- fourteen angelic freshmen donned white crew caps with those green Greek letters-and proudly Wore their Kappa Delta pledge pins- I'm a Kappa Delta girl, in a Kappa Delta whirl- the whirl of classes and activities- the tavern dinners-house partiesg-our pledges draped in sheets and sporting wire halos at their Green Pastures dance-the funny vegetable corsages at the backwards party -hearts and red balloons on February 14. I took her out last night-boy! what an appetite! she's a real Kappa Delt!- Christmas trees, candles, and around the piano singing at Mrs. Barbe's spaghetti dinner-Steaming coffee and all the hot dogs you could eat at the Biberich's picnic. As I look in my garden oi dreams- strains of an echo from our radio program-The dreams of a perfect year-each song with its own memories of Kappa Delta. Om' Hundred Twenty-nine ...Zi'f.-n-L , Q' 4 C ' C C 0 S V., l I W..-f'-,V , 'vw -c if , ,wa 'N x 4. if Q N! r ?i L C 1 4. yitgma Kappa . H T927 , l r 1 ,C Wesfminffef' M M s , ' H' ,QE if . J K 5 , 4 ,. Eg 4, ,W L it I Y ,gi K , ,. . . .,,' . ' K A kgxg V: I I A 'yy' at 45' I ' W VMZMN- ,. 'f . , 4 ' f, 1,4 . L, '- Top row: Claire Quigley, Ruth Slauqenhaupt, Chris Masterson, Claire McClure, Nancy Elliott, Mary Shuttleworth. Second row: Ruth Weeter, Ann Glenn, Betty Holmes, Emma Lou Shultheis, Audrey Roe-tzer, Bar- bara Stanton. Third row: Margaret Moore, Lois Tellin, Barbara Iohnson, Peqqy Lamoree. Fourth row: Shirley Parks, Lorrie Brown, lune Menn, Ruth Bruner, Evie Dart, Sue Toby. Fifth row: Betty Finch, Carolyn Clark, Lynn Ftoemer, Ann l-layqood, Phyllis Sutton, Cynthia Seibel, Sixth row: Diane Sutherland, lane Mawhinney, Esther Murray, Virginia Rupp, Ian Diehl. 9 gigma Kappa Q6 moon and lavenbefz xfnn falzes ovei Uiolef Oufogfzaplus Coming down Maple street, it's the first White house on the left-its face could stand to be liftedp its interior could stand to be renovated, but its inhabitants Wouldn't stand for its atmo- sphere to be changed 'cause it's just right for Sigma Kappa living. lt's been only fourteen months since it began its existence as the Sigma Kappa House but it scarcely remembers when . . . Mom Wasn't greeting its dwellers' dates-a tube of toothpaste, used community style, lasted more than three days-the crank-phone didn't jangle to engage a cradle watcher - the ironing board's cover didn't have a burnt iron-shaped hole?-the wallpaper hanger didn't spend a fortnight obscuring the hall wall with brilliant pink paper-that second floor member didn't add impetus to the fire drilling-notebooks and paper didn't share the bathtub with a late exam-crammer-the line of mouse traps Wasn't checked by early morn hunters-those abiding in it ever had enough food to stave off midnight malnutrition symptoms-the chapter room housed forms, beds, and stuffed animals instead of blue and white leather furniture- the front porch Wasn't almost too crowded on after-dark nights . . . The House may not remember When, but the Sigma Kappas will remember ever-another never-to-be-forgotten year. P11511 Om' Hundrml Thirty-one 1, 4 is muy! i':a i ...-.a-... 'O airy A ,us---'F' sf' is M, z yi UPSILON L e5lm'n5M S 9 -3' pw' ,ti it 4 f to t , if ' f 1 at . H .., Q :,: lv . f--, 'A , i A 5 r B , if w to e C W , it , sf m 1 - M V C, x , 'A 'kiwi gf it R ,ff ' C4 Q o o O 1:1 O K.. -in Q K x V it M n . , 1 , , 335 kk k 4 in -'C i K r I Q , V7 K. it F kv in . ' E ' ' T ,Ag, V, i ' ' '?i ' V i ' A ,, pw, D MA O A ,, , O G J ,, i li , 51 X 53 . :-: ig 'Fi af' 4 V ' 9 . J H K' 4 , V 1 , ,,, ' t , 3' , ' H it , ----'- K? . . ' , , ..V . ' ,fig C. , , X 5 THETA y y C a Wl t . ilk ,Del W 7 will , 2 , 'I ' vi my ,, ,V VVL, , V' It M A it D D .t U U w Elf Q W - il ,ii xl I , A L A h 1 iv K tn ci O U S ..,, K xx K A, K j H 5 y 1 , :lil l' k f is , l l V 4 A 2 , -lv N -1 , ,,,.:. V Q T q W A ,A, C ff' Ov, . , O I O , .. L' , ow ,P O f . ,, 0 - ' ,... ff 'A-- Q ,. ' 'fb i B C, ii ' 'f f K , , ., is , t to ,J :'i M i' it-f i WL A' i ii 8 ' C 3 fW i C Z C C ,i t Q My gk ,B by , ,M - y ,XV A M 2 C H M, y , ,fx Top row: Bonnie Beagle, Margaret McClure, Helen Holleran, Meredith Brown, lane McKnight, lane Leese, Gloria lenser. Second row: Gloria Albertson, Eva lane Smith, Lu Moreland, Ann Crill, Lois Waite, Cathy Gehrnan, Marjorie lrvin. Third row: loan Henry, Betty Hamilton, Hilda Stockhausen, lean Myers, Charniane Hazen, Helen Sloss. Fourth row: Barbara Corbin, Mary lane Sweeney, lean Hopkins, lda Falsetti, Carolyn Stevenson, Daryl Downey. Fifth row: Mary Lou Hazen, Marilyn Barthels, Shirley Morgan, Carolyn Rocks, Mary Lou Hubbard, Thelma Vlfinter, lane Moyer. Sixth row: June Graham, lean Clark, Pat lohnson, Ann Hepler, Audrey Duerr, Glesca Fitzpatrick, Rhoda Dean. 7-Ifnefa Upsifon 1931 Rainfvow colofzs gfzis fois and ann sltafze lmonofzs autogfzaplus Your Theta U Girl-she'll remember this year-as it started with the Weiner roast at Ginny and Bill's farm, With Mary Lou playing photographer . . . the Christmas party at the house where there was Holly for entertainment as well as for decoration . . . old fashioned winter fun at the sledding party . . .the gay time at the Valentine cabaret . . . and the climax of it all-the gala spring formal at the Sharon Country Club. She'll remember her sisters-Meredith reigning as Harvest Queen . . . Slossie, Ieane, and Glo holding the spot- light in the Little Theatre . . . Lu twirling at football and basketball games . . . Carolyn calmly taking practice teaching in her stride . . . Ann, Margy, and Glo being chosen for Who's Who . . . and all of the pledges as they recited poetry at the slumber party. How can she forget-lanie's elaborate plans for the pancake supper . . . inseparable Marge, Ianie, and Stevie . . . 6:30 breakfasts of steak and french fries at McLaughrey's Woods . . . the mysterious disappearance of light bulbs from the front porch . . . the woodpecker who woke the house at sunrise . . . Wonderful Mrs. Wilkie as mom -yes, she'll remember all of this and look forward to more gay times in Theta U. Page Om' Hundred Thirty-three gnfefzffzatefzniftl Gounci Following the pattern of larger colleges and universities Interfraternity council inaugu- rated something new at Westminster this year . . . the Saturday afternoon tea dances at the fraternity houses, when Greeks, their dates and chaperones could get together at any of the three houses for dancing, bridge, or just a Saturday afternoon co-ed get-together. The plan, negotiated by the council through Dean Stevenson, was successful, so that now girls are be- coming almost as familiar around the fraternity houses as they were during the war. Dug out of storage and polished up for the 1946-47 term, the scholarship cup, awarded annually at Honors Convocation to the fraternity holding the highest grade average for the preceding year, made its first appearance since 1945. Long-lost alumni were welcomed back to their respective houses, following the Pitt game at Farrell, and brothers compared war and school notes with undergraduates over a Home- coming dinner in the house dining-rooms. The gala Interfraternity Council dance at the New Castle Field Club wound up the sec- ond successful peacetime year of college life. Page Om' Hundred Thirty-four gnfefagfzafefznifxf gigma 'nu gigma Epsilon gigma SIGMA NU The White Star of Sigma Nu, The bright star of Sigma Nu, Thousands of brothers wear you, Thousands of others share you, When college days are through, We still will cling to you, Loyal and true to you old Sigma Nu. SIGMA PHI EPSILON My Sigma Phi Epsilon sweetheart Wonderful Sig Ep girl, True as the heart that you're Wearing You set my heart in a whirl, Violets and roses My love discloses, Say that you love me, too Sigma Phi Epsilon sweetheart Wonderful Sig Ep girl. ALPHA SIGMA PHI Who says sweetheart to you Who calls you all his own, Who is lonesome and blue Talking of love to that moon up above, Tell me who's eyes gazing in yours Make all your dreams come true, Who has the right to kiss you goodnight Tell me who's Alpha Sig girl are you. Pagr' Om' Hundrfd Thirty-fifve Weuvcz Dczv1s Stewuri Conrad I zlgr Om' Ilundrrfl Tfllffy .fm EV SMITH, President - - 3 Qi e MH 'f' sf' . 4k A No Q- X? Q . . V-A. 1 if? ' . Hood Montgomery Boker Book ldebrcmd Axe Nowmon Fife Cheezsemcm Smiih Dinqer Payf Um' Ilumlrrd Iqlliffj'-Jl Uf7l 1 J Axken Jones Ellenbe-rqor Press W N Kirkputri Stewan Foster Reznik Pagr Um' Ilzzndrml Thirty-rigyllf g- S1 1 ng-it an--I - -V if Lombardi Iohnson Davis Kraiz Fiscus Moran Townsend Herrmann Barthol Bylerly Black Holmes Reed Payf fllll' Ilumirrul 1wlliI'fJ,'-llilll' gfgma l l-J Hossei Mcrfjlurc Wiggins Cclrpeniei Nido Mczqill Achesori Hofer Alexcnc Rossi Shaffer R. Wcm Page Onc Hundrcd Forly WAYNE CARPENTER, Prosiderlt :tlxews Steqner Thomas Meyer rqhill lohnson Royston Griffith Holy Cornelius Seclholm Laird Iolmson Dill Beveridqe Krivosh Pagr Om' Hundred Forty-one Horzempa Wfillmams Lloyd Elcqin Jveenson Losu Boyd Mrlicxy Beveridge Sample Pflflr' Om' Ilrzllxfmnl Farfy-llzrrf' Butlq Hecxiley Morus Snydmk Peres Solmmm gfgma gpsilon l .-1 Nelson Ross Allen .A.l'ClUll!lO Belles Wuclcszl Zen Kolte-rjclm Kelly Koch Kusn,-ck Hurd Pagf Om' Hundred Forty-four RUSS HERRSCHEH, President l ..l, l l R l l lulmscn Cgpefqg Xmlrw BlLI K Boyle Collins Russf-ll Simi scn Hr-lslnq Heplwr llenly lll-1151-lmcr Puyf' Um' Ilzzmlrful lfurly-fiqw' H 1 l - 1 aT ' ,. lj xii V I 2 - K ..,. ' 5 Davis DeMoise Duwninfx Dunsorxlh I.c1uHemb Suisqiver Stoncrqe MCDGT Hawkins Hope Larminj Iowkson McChesney Tcnyk Pagw Our llumlrml Fnrly-,fix 1 f ' lf 'l ,,: E J -1 , A gi f: , In . f A. 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To Dr. William Thomas, head of the journalism department. To the faculty for their cofoperation. To Mr. Iohn Powers, director of Powers Model Aqency, Who selected our 1948 beauties. The Staff 1948 ARGO - Payf Our Ilumlrvd Fifly-right 7-lfze I Q48 Gig Published by the Iunior Class Westminster College New Wilmington, Pennsylvania Volume Forty-three, lune, 1947 Co-editors ........ Literary Editors- ......... ............ Sports Editor ......, Art Editor .............,.. ............ Photography .................. ........... Business Manager .......... ...... , .... . Advertising Manager ...... ............ Advisor ................................... ............ Page One Hundred Fifty-nine' 0 Phyllis Hall Nancy Sue Heim Alice May Smith Shirley Morgan Dick Beveridge Margaret Swagler .Bob McCandless Tom Bailey William Davis Dr. William Thomas CONGRATULATIONS ARGO STAFF OVERLOOK SA ITARIUM NEW WILMINGTON, PA. 7 i l 1 6 X 4 I i A beautifully located sanitarium especially equipped for the care of convalescents -l Elizabeth Veach, M. D., Medical Director 1- - ll Hiwlnrnmrk 1513111115 INTRODUCING STROBO SPEED LIGHT EQUIPMENT O Child Portrairist I Weddings-Candid Series O Aerial Photographs O Portraits in Natural Color O 16MM Color Movies of Children O 16 MM Color Movies of Industry O Advertising and Commercial Telephone 2-1376 North Buhl Farm Drive Sharon, Pennsylvania Pagr Om' Hundrfd Sixty You may not know it says Reddy Kilowatt, but ever you had a particularly hard job to do or even while you were at play I was always right there to make things easier. In the days to come, just remember that you can do the toughest job I You re the Buss! 5 'Q . I,ve been working for you for a long time. When- l XA I , Y N , 1 better and quicker with electricityf, PENNSYLVANIA PUWER EU. Compliments of 1- Reynolds and Summers FASHIONS FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN 86 BOYS NEW CASTLE, PA. LEVINE'S The Store of Nationally Advertised Men's Wear Next to Penn Theatre New Castle, Pa. Pagf' Om' Ilundrrd Sifvly-onr - Best Wishes - Fleming Music Center 29 N. MILL ST. New Castle, Pa. Compliments of OFFICE MACHINES and EQUIPMENT co. Sales, Rentals and Service on All Types of Typewriters and Adding Machines Authorized Sales 86 Service for Remingtnn Rand 16 N. Mill St. New Castle, Pa. Phone 2400 Butz Brothers, Inc. F L O R I S T S New Castle's Leading Florist For Over 96 Years Phone 5 9-11 N. Mercer St. Member F. T. D. Westminster Representatives Johnston 86 Lloyd Phone New Wilmington 66 Compliments of Authenreith's Dollar Store 126 Washington St. New Castle, Pa. Congratulations Class of '48 Wishing You Every Happiness and Success PENN THEATER Always the Best Show in Town New Castle, Pa. For Finer Diamonds 86 Watches, You Will Find Them at Kerr's A Business Built on Quality and Service JESSE N. KERR New Castle's Dependable Jeweler Sporting Goods Company Everything for the Sportsman 314-316 East Washington St. New Castle, Pa. Pagz' Onr Hundrfi Szxty Tfwo Wm. Figuly 8. Suns Jobbers of Fresh, Smoked and Salted Meats 18 S. Apple Way, Corner Market Phone 1427 New Castle, Pa. Compliments of JFKCHK CHEHQSCJPJ YOUR JEWELER 220 East Washington Street New Castle, Pa. CREDIT TO ALL Cunningham 8. Weingartner FLORISTS 26 N. Mill St. Phone 140 New Castle, Pennsylvania Pagr Our Hundrrd Sixty-thru' George and Natalie Holy Bentley House Phone 44-E - Representing - lohn V. McClelland Artistry in Flowers Phone 197 21 N. Mill St. New Castle, Pa We Telegraph Flowers Everywhere Young Bros. Insurance G Renshaw Building Pittsburgh, Pa. With Best Wishes to the Graduates McGrath Flower Shoppe 13 N. Mill St. New Castle, Pa. Phone 9 Member F. T. D. - Congratulations - To the Staff Back of This Publication Keystone Sanitary Supply Co. The Janitors' Supply House Greensburg, Penna. District Representative Ralph Mathews, Sr. P. O. Box 335, Sharon, Pa. Phone Sharon 8587 Buy Your jewelry Needs at SAK'S JEWELRY 4 118 West State St. Sharon, Pa. The Store of Personalized Service EPPS ARMY STORE Headquarters for Riding Habits 124 W. State St. Sharon, Pa. FOR PARTIES, DANCES, OR DINNERS The Castleton A Good Hotel, Owned, Operated, and Controlled by New Castle People NEW CASTLE, PENNA. Page One Hundred Sixty-four ----- Compliments of thc -- New astle Store NEW CASTLE, PA. G. C. MURPHY CO. The Friendly Store Sharon, Pa. ROBERTS JEWELERS Sharon's Oldest Credit Jewelers 22 Years - Same Location At the Bridge Sharon, Pa. Have You Considered Pharmacy As a Profession? You Can Combine Business With a Profession REZNOR DRUG CO. Sharon, Pa. . 1 62717116 S Page Onf Hundrrd Sixty-ffm' FASHION SMARTNESS IN FINE FURNITURE FOR 102 YEARS J. M. Willson SL Sons SHARON, PA. Angelzfs Beauty Salon Open Every Evening Except Saturday Angela Krivosch, Prop. Phone 3348 Boyle Building 147 East Stare Street Sharon, Pa. Shontz 85 Myers THE HOME OF FINE CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE MEN - Sharon - Greenville - Grove City Pagz Om' Hundred Sixty-.fix S'I'UDENTS---- Fine Style, Value and Quality in Clothes From The Strouss-Hirshberg Co. -1 Stores in NEW CASTLE, PA. WARREN, OHIO YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Compliments of PENN AUTO STORES 125 West State Street Sharon, Pa. Kitchen Equipment - China Glass and Silverware - Since 1838 - Demmler 86 Schenck Co. Designers - Manufacturers 432-434 Penn Ave. AT. 6640 Pittsburgh, Pa. The Winter Co. MEN'S 86 BOYS' STORE Q - Established 1906 - New Castle, Pa. Page One Ilundrrd Sixty-.vffvfn Penn Ilhio Coat Apron 8. Towel Supply Bo. STUDENT LINEN SERVICE We Furnish Each Student 2 Sheets, 1 Pillowcase, 2 Bath Towels and 2 Face Towels Delivered Weekly --i-- Nominal Service Rate -l College Approved Service Paid With Tuition The Heller-Murra O. ----:- GENERAL CONTRACTORS -:------ and LUMBER DEALERS 222 West Rayen Avenue YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Pagz' Om' Humlrfd Sixty-right --- Compliments of The Wilmington Bakery ea,- LZ X Ofc? , E fsfff i Q .R -if K?' ' .129i:.,, x Q ,. - 'III' .- if-L' -. 1 4 1:- 1-N -as-fe 1 , pi' 'H X an ...-syfqg: Q , ' --.4 - 9 f X ,,,,g . N, ,9 Sk- - f 4 ii ' '.f'--z'TWifR., - f' AS f Aa-wf,? :,g' gg XY .. ' iv gf 1 X - ,,,QE,s f , XZ ' .... -, '-C' Z ,4 NEW WILMINGTON, PA. Curly Lox Beauty Salon 120 West Vine St. New Wilmington, Pa. Compliments of DOC FUSCO Price's Market WE WANT YOUR TRADE SOLELY UPON THE MERITS OF OUR GOODS lmc... 124 West Neshannock Phone 217 New Wilmington, Pa. Pagf Ona' Hundrfd Sixty-ninf AFTER CLASSES OR AFTER THE GAMES MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT he Grill MARKET ST. 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