Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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DOWN HOME he center of Westminster ' s campus is the quadrangle. It is surrounded by Old Main, Science Hall, Browne, Old 77, Ferguson, and McGill. If a student remembers nothing else a- bout his four years here, he will remember walking across the quad during the seasons of the year. In the fall, the trees that shade Browne, Fergu- son, and Old Main add color against the evergreens. When the leaves fall, students change their paths to walk through the piles of leaves that have been gathered. When winter comes, the sidewalks turn to ice and the trees are covered with snow. Traditionally, winter brings out the creative talents of students and snow sculptures appear in the middle of the quad. Spring brings rain; so chances are most students, buried under slickers and umbrellas, don ' t see the trees budding and the flowers blooming. Few students see Westminster in the summer. Only those who attend summer school realize how green the quad becomes and how quiet the campus is after everyone else has gone home, g Through the panelled window, into the world of Westminster.

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Westminster Orctiestra presents their fall concert under the direction of Paul Chenevey. Carl Campbell, David Rose, Dennis Chadbolt, and John Gatty in the theatre department ' s production of The Rainmaker. Connie Neary and Victor McQuiston in USA. ubbling Brown Sugar, Peter Nero, The Rainmaker, USA, Gone With The Wind and numer ous other cultural events added dimension to student life during the year. Amy Wagner, a sophomore English major, has attended nine celebrity series and all the plays since freshman year. She added that I ' ve been able to see performers and plays that I wouldn ' t have seen at home. A senior business major, Debbie Bergbigler goes to the big names, but she doesn ' t always bother with the others. Tom Jones, a sophomore music major, thinks Westminster has lots of opportunities to see the lively arts, and he usually takes advantage of them. Bj 17

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The sparkling blue water of Brittain Lake glistens in ttie mid-day sun.