Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Center of both hurried and leisurely activity is McGILL LIBRARY. Students in the first floor magazine room may be busy hunting last minute material for speeches, term papers, and projects, or merely catching up on the latest news. Across the hall, the reading room provides a setting for study and study dates. The overstuffed chairs of the upstairs reference room offer comfort for reading, relaxing, or resting. Finding a quiet place to study is not difficult in the stacks, which shelve approximately 60,000 books. On the library ' s lower level is located the children ' s reading room, familiar to community youngsters and elementary education majors. Studios for Westminster ' s radio station and the faculty lounge containing the College ' s rare book collection complete this es- sential part of campus life. Gateway to knowledge

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Classroom Annex

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OLD MAIN MEMORIAL, the program center of Westminster since 1929, through its tradition links to- day ' s campus with the past decades. ' ithin its walls are the chapel where Vesper services are held each Sunday, the Little Theatre which is the scene of plays and recitals throughout the year, twenty classrooms that become all too familiar to most students, the language laboratory, and faculty and administrative offices. Ema- nating from the bulletin boards are reports of rides wanted, books for sale, graduate and financial oppor- timities. and schedules of coming events. Above the Senior Terrace, Old Main Tower stands as the symbol of Westminster, its chimes signalling each passing quar- ter hour of the onrush of campus activity. Wallace Memorial Chapel