Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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'52 ollege is a great opportu- nityg anyone can do well. I :5---5: think you only get out of it what you put into itf' If anyone did well, it was John O'Neil who finished his college career with a 4.0 average and re- ceived several scholarships in the process. John,' a Presidential Scholar, did not spend all of his time in the books, however. A member of the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, John saw his member- ship as a great asset. Being in the fraternity has helped me to bud- get my time and given me alot of good friends. John believed he learned things from being a mem- ber of the fraternity that could not have been taught in a class- room. The word he used to de- scribe the experience was indis- pensablef' -u -II. .IL 'in-I' 'En-5' -3. It seemed as though knowledge in itself was indispensable to O'Neil. After leaving W.C. John planned to attend medical school at the University of Virginia and to concentrate on Orthopeadics because of his interest in Sports medicine. I have a long way to gof, he said. I think people see only the glamorous side of the medical profession. They don't see the total devotion involved. It seemed that John recognized and accepted the devotion though he feared the Nemotional bur- nout that may result from exten- sive study. Emotional burnout is possible, but looking at John O'Neil's past record it seemed im- probable. as Q Paula Mays ' n - Sf karat? gee J . , . f Books weren't the only pastime for John. He and Natalie Beck enjoy pledge day. -J. Miller Jennifer J. Cameron Sara E. Cintron Forrest D. Campman Robert L. Carbeau, Jr. Rinette Cellerini .... Alan P. Childs Amy Clarke Kimberly A. Clarke Jeanne M. Cloughley 20 Dana DePaulo anxiously watches the game. -S. Kretzler

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A +1 Q ,C -QM Mary C. Boyer John W. Bradford Diane Braccolino Walter T. Brysh David Buchowski Amy B. Burd Andrea L. Burin Judy L. Cadwell

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Kenneth J. Colwes Virginia A. Conkin fr . Q K., f 5' 'Q or iii Mary L. Conti Arthur J. Cooper Mark H Cooper Civ I R. Scott Coyle Wesley W Creese Kathy L Crile Robert T Cummings Dean Salvas retreats into a cubby space in the library, -S. Kretzler