Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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are the men that have Uborne the burden in the heat of the day. And, although other brows may Wear the laurels, these will always be honored as the Paul and Apollos that have planted and watered. It was when the present honored president began his efforts to extend the infiuence and increase the efficiency of the College that the interest of the class of '96 was aroused. YVe saw the alumni of the College organizing associations at Kansas City, St. Louis, and Sedalia, to advance the interests of the College. NVe saw our president putting forth every effort to enlist the sympathy and aid of the community and state at large in behalf of the College, and to raise a fund for additional buildings on the campus. It was under these circumstances, at the beginning of our senior year, that the class of '96 began to cast about to see what part we could take in this great work. Following the custom of many eastern institutions, we decided to issue a College Annual-a book that should contain all the facts and faces, of interest, connected with the College. XVe have labored hard to present to Fulton and the state at large,WVestminster College in book form. How far our efforts have been successful we leave others to judge. We do not expect future generations to 'trise p up and call us blessed, hut if we have succeeded in establishing a tie that shall bind new and old students and . friends to the College, and thus promote the welfare of our dear Alma Mater, we shall feel amply repaid for our p efforts. May T1-112 SEARCI-I LIGHT reveal to the world everything of interest concerning XVestminster College, and p may she ever stand as a shining shaft, illuminating the minds of generations yet unborn. i H 'I 2,-Q an I A f . . . J. .,.+ L.. X' , c,.., .,-gw nv' ' i f i, uf 3 5: tl f i pppp , ,, . 1 - t -f , - Q 0 Q F z ?'

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1 I 3 'HUF 'QW-'WTK OTTICQYS of IDG BO2ll'Cl JOHXI A H0011 XD xv, Presldent E C G0RD0x, V1ce Pres1dent E011 IN CURD, Treasurer john T BROXX NI, Secretarv E H MARQUESS Asslstant Secretary EXQCUIIDQ COIIIIIIIIIQQ joux A H0011 XD xv, Charrman E C GORDON Address Fulton Mo JOHW T Baoww EDWINI CURD COYDOYBIQ DHIIIQ HBOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TVESTJVIHVSTER COLLEGE ' 'lhe 1nst1tut10n IS under the care and control of the S5 nod of DIISSOLIII, connected w1th the General Assembly of the Presbyterlan Church 1n the U S MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Rev I Barbee John C Mrller Robert M Whlte Rev XV T Howlson Rev E C Gordon D D Thos S McPheeters Judge John A Ilockaday Rev J YV Wallace Rev S M Neel, D D Rev J F Cannon D D Ablel Leonard YV W' Trrgg John T Brown Edwln Curd Rev Franc Mltchell J M Tate M D Rev A A WVallace XV S Forsythe Excelslor Spun s Keytesvllle Nlexlco O'Fallon Fulton St Louis Fulton Independence Kansas Clty St Louis Ylarshall Boonv1lle Fulton Fulton Fulton Calwood Nlemco Parls 1896 1896 1896 1897 1897 189 1898 1898 1898 1899 1899 1899 1900 1900 1900 1901 1901 1901