Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Art Gallery 15 Music Conservatory entrance

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Reflections Westminster ' s quadrangle is growing, and the new- est campus addition, the first unit of the FINE ARTS AND SCIENCE BUILDING, graces its eastern end. Stone, marble, plaster, and wood are beautifully com- bined to form the auditorium, which is the center of campus cultural life. Completed in January, 1962, it has since been the scene of many impressive performances. Situated below the auditorium is the Conservatory of Music, which contains a large practice room for choir, band, and orchestra; 16 individual practice rooms, in- struction studios, and the music library. Varied shows of student and professional artwork are displayed in the art gallery which opens off the main lobby, making it a welcome addition to the campus. Fine Arts Auditorium entrance Magnificent pipework of the Cooper Organ

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1 Source of relaxation for Westminster students is the Walton-Mayne UNION BUILDING, affectionately re- ferred to as the Tub. Here one finds many recre- ational facilities — bowling alleys, pool and ping-pong tables, record rooms, and the familiar juke box. A lounge, snack bar, and dining area combine to create a center for discussions, studying, dancing, or cards dur- ing class breaks and in the evenings. In addition, the College Bookstore, meeting rooms, Ar o and Holcad offices, and four guest rooms are located here. is