Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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X Y X ' ,, .. 4- ' 75 ' David E. Hartzell is-3,5 Beth Hawbaker . I 7 sl Phyllis A Hawkins Barbara L. Heckman an tai if f 'sr .sf 5 -az'--. Photo of Old Main by .l. Miller. af---s..,. .Sikh me sgizssw- '- ' 9: search aff. n a time devoted to polls odds and statistics it was only natural to mathematically hunt down the per feet Wendy and Wendal Westminster The Senior Index was used as the source of all data I Educational A 777 received B iehelor of Arts Degrees The top con tenders forthe B A were Business majors Q23 675 Educa tion majors Q16 6'7J and Politictl Science majors C9 6725 B I9 37 reeeived Bachelor of Science Degrees Math cmities led with 447 Biology was second with 36' C 3 7'7 received Btchelor of Music Degrees ll Extrt eurrieular Activities A Greek Organwitions captured '30 267 ofthe men and 69 67 ofthe women B I8 97 of ill seniors belonged to the Business Awareness Club C l4'7 of all seniors pirticipated on a Service Team D 9 ZW were members of Kappa Mu Epsilon F 97? of all seniors played intramural sports III Addresses 23 5'7 Drives 6? Ways K 4075 Terrace I7 4'7 Ro ds 7 Cou M 4'7 ath ISO7 Avenues 87 Paces 347 I a es J 87 Tr IV Most popular words in addresses A Meadow fVari xtions Meadowbrook Meadowgreen Meidowviewj B View lV1r1at1ons Silverview Crestview Grandview Lakeviewj So whit does it 1ll mean in the m 1d search for a model Westminster student? Ms and Mr Westminster met the following quilifications He or she lived on Metdowview Drive received a B A degree in Business belonged to the Business Awareness Club Kappa Mu Epsilon and a Greek Organization participated on a Service Team and pl iyed Intramurll Sports And the winner is Robin Speer . - s . H ' 2 N S ' . - ,I . . ' f .I ' I , 0 , - ' I 'I 7 . V! ,' ii 2 'I I .7 . ' . It s ' , ', , . .a f e. ' 2 ' ' 'Q i ' 'S I ' ' Zi. . . it I ' 2 7. . Q-N ' ' ' ' , . ' I .L I Q - . 1, I I , ., ' -I . ' . . ff L I . A- - Aft- ' s F. 1. ' f .. - B. l7.4'Zf - Streets G, 1.42 - Boulcvgrdg I.. .451 - Circle C . f- 21 s H. l.l'f- rts .. ff-P E- -- - J H - .. - ails Z . Z ' I .lf 7, I ', S i , ' i , ' f 2 Q ' L ' ' 2 5 ' 1 E . 2 . . ' . S: V . sl ' ' sg ss-.' v D ' L- Aw-L ' .1 ESS ' , ' ,'. 1 1 xx 11 I 1 7 : r l I 1 ' ' , . 2 fs . 2 .

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Randall M. Foust Rebecca J. Fox Pamela S. Freed Terri L. Freshwater Richard J. Friberg John R. Galazia ll Bridget M. Gazzo Nancy E. Gehrs Doug A Geiger Jr. Judith A Geiger Marsha L. George Susan P. Gotkiewicz John S. Graham David B. Grube Marianne Gumienny Carol A. Gundel Tom P. Gysegem Kathleen A Gyulai Mark S. Halls Duane K. Harms i L. Q mu

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Making It Across The Bar gi. if xl ku' is sl R. 4: Jeff Heintz walks with Carla Holden after class. Jeffrey D. Heintz Maryann Heldorfer Craig R. Hennemuth Susan C. Holmes Rich D. Hosie Scott M. Howard William S. Huber Cheryl L. Hughes James F. Hughes Karen H. Hutchenson Lynne A lllis Thomas J. Ireland Rebecca G. Jack Ginger K. Jacobs Chester E. James 26 ,ff 1 X -R. Dunmyre he Sam Sloan award was an honor given to an out- standing junior in the Busi- ness Department. In 1980 that award went to Jeffrey Heintz, a Political Science and Business major. Jeff, considered an out- standing student because of his academic achievements and ser- vice to the college, was proud but did not consider it anything more than was expected of him. Jeff's admirable academic re- cord helped to pave his way for a future career. After graduating he planned to attend law school at the University of Virginia. Jeff saw the study of law as a fascinat- ing endeavor and believed Mother Fair had amply prepared him for some serious study. Jeff didn't spend all of his time -A a A J if .,:,. .1 x at A, '55 studying, however. Heintzy, as he was commonly called, was very active in the Alpha Sigma Phi fra- ternity - serving as treasurer his junior and senior years. In addi- tion to fraternity obligations, Jeff was involved with two honoraries, Symphonic Band, Mortar Board and an active participant on the Debate Team. The well-rounded Jeff Heintz contributed much to the West- minster campus and would be missed by all who admired his in- telligence and wit. The versatile Heintzy said he would miss all of his friends when he left but added he was sure Westminster can carry on the tradition without me. Q Paula Mays r i f if. T' . 2 'V e , .ith Q 1 S if: 5 J' :ffl ' . ....r i A iii E 1 . iiit e.-i. e it '