Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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octal Years from now, looking back at life at Westminster, it wonit be the academics that stand out most, it will be the people, the friends who have come and gone that will constitute the essence of what life here was. That is the beauty of the yearbook, to look back at the people and laugh or cry about what was. Since seniors have worked so hard to get where they are, they deserve a special place in the college ARGO, as an honor and tribute to what they have accom- plished. Seniors are the first section in this chapter of the book, a book soon to be history to the class of l981Q 'KN . . tsltri Sandy Warner studies in the library. -C. Schartner si Todd Robel and Don Opitz get together to solve a problem. -C. Schartner Don Eaves enjoys his srtwork. -S. Kretzler

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Senior John O'Neil takes the afternoon off. -J . Potts Seniors Martha Evanoff, Paula Mays and l Pat Magill. -R. MacKenzie E536 altlmlfolaesa ow that the senior year at West- minster was over, it was hard to believe how fast it went. Four years had gone and the future was left uncertain, filled with anticipation. In looking back at the years spent at Mother Fair, many changes could be noted since the day Lamba Sigma first helped freshmen move into their rooms. In retrospect, no one could say their years here had been dull or uneventful, In just four years, the visitation policy had be- come more liberal, fraternity hazing had been banned and the Student Government QSAJ had gained a voice in administrative affairs.

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