Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Lv, . 4. 'Z' fr. qgflitvlf, I IVIEIVIIIIIIIIIVI SEE MR. COLLINS became the stock answer to any problem connected with pictures of events on Westminster campus. But those who knew him, and particularly his students, sought his advice on more than problems connected with pho- tography. I-Ie constantly adhered to the high standards of his profession, and his quick wit and ready humor made him in- valuable in his dual job of professor of journalism and publicity expert. Inside or outside the classroom he never failed to help if he could. But even more important, if he did not know, he never wasted people's time by hedging, but promptly suggested another source of help. A big man in every way, he did his job in such an effortless manner that few realized the amount of work he did to make Westminster's name known throughout the country. No man disliked fuss or cant more than he, and as a student body we pay him our highest tribute by simply saying We still miss him. We proudly dedicate to Professor George C. Collins the Argo l954, which tries to do the job at which he was so adeptee present a pictorial record of past events. 4

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f' ,Z I,- This was Mr. Collins' favorite campus photographic study and this was the last maior picture he look.

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