Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Seniors: Donald A. Houk William C. Jardine John C. Johnston David Kosar Jay G. Lauver Robert P. Lewis Larry McMillan Bruce J. Michelotti Richard Nichols David H. Null W. James Painter Robert L. Rice Susan H. Rintoul Graduating in business gives you more of an oppor- tunity to find a job. It ' s a good chance for advancement and good money. It ' s not as easy as people think— it ' s not rinky-dink. —Larry McMillan Although many of the pleasures in life are immaterial, so many of the things I enjoy cost money. The business route seemed to me the quickest means to satisfaction. Through an awareness of the Financial Society that I gained at Westminster I hope to achieve this satisfaction. Besides that, it ' s interesting. —Ron Davis 21

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i d. and all dolivrr.. of wool advanced JO rents a pound, the daily limit, for tht» fifth rutive session. Other limit a ' iv.i. .« yesterday included soybenns. 15 cents a bushel, and soybean meal. $5 a Ti; vtjiuinc of Iradm ; m copper futures ou the New York Commodity Exchange was sn heavy exchange officials ordered the market closed at noon (EST) instead of the usual 2:10 p.m. It was the fourth consecutive early clos ing. Silver futures fell 10 cents an ounce, the limit for most contracts. The March 1973 deliv- ery advanced $3.90. Brokeis said a limit de- cline IMonday followed similar losses during the previous two sessions, which initially at- I picked Economics because of influence from home. —John Still 20

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