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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Sara Titus works on the Homecoming float. fv 'M 1 , 1 Q .M U i v , if I L t was half time and Westminster was striving for its 30th straight Homecom ing victory when suddenly parachutlsts plunged from the sky to land on the 50 yard line The festivities had begun' The events on campus were varied as the years Union Board did an extroidinary Job 10 to Janet Leigh in GONE WITH THE WIND Movies were not the only chance to escape the reality of student hfe Coffee Houses and concerts lectures and professional acts tertamment ranged from the campus own talent to the sounds of Southside Johnny Other events included Greek Week and In tramurals as well as Visitation Days One thing was certain one never had to look farQ ! providing top rate movies from Bo Derek in 4 5 ' ' , ' - en- ' 9 Homecoming court: Kimberly Rellick, Christina Nappi, Terry Williams, Laura Pelco, Dawn Morrell, Patricia Goodrick Laura Pelco excited after winning Homecoming crown Susan Kretzler