Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Doug Tanguy is checking out the world. Separating his ester from his ether, Jeff Fontaine wishes he could blow off the afternoon. 31

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First Impressions A g ood book, good music, good beer, and clean laundry: Jim Miller en|oys life. Theresa Hughes, a Saga worker, adds some flavor to her life. 7 y the time a college student gets to be an upperclassman, he has forgotten the impressions that he had of Westminster his freshmen year. For those seniors, juniors, and sophomores who have put the memories of that tragic first year on the shelf with their Psych 11 book, the Argo has asked the Class of 1981 to share their impressions of Westminster with you. One freshmen remarked that So far the year ' s going pretty good. If it weren ' t for the studying, it would be fantastic. (The classic studying spoils the country club atmosphere of Westminster atti- tude.) Two girls share the same impression of their first year in college. One acknowledged that It ' s been a frightful experience, and the other added that It ' s been the ' pits ' . One freshmen captured the true feelings of mos Westminster students remarking that her year ha : been really fantastic — the people, the classes, the general atmosphere. [Bl People seem to be concentrating on differ- ent things other than calculus. 30

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Lon Sands prefers pants so she can relax. 32