Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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The Columns in bas-relief These few words will not be an apology for not presenting an annual with a different approach. We do not intend to present a lavish Iay-out and a supercharged yearbook. Yet it is not intended to portray a stereo- typed version of college life. The 1950 Blue Jay is your annual. It is a permanent record of one year at VVest- And that year should be reported as you lived it, as you went to Classes, minster College. to chape1,attended the athletic events, squired u the young lady friend to the Vic dance and in general relaxed with friends. These things then are the ones we will want to re- member and will tell to our posterity. The annual is not without fault for we, as humans, must err, but throughout the next few pages we have attempted to record OUT: COLLEGE CLASSES QUEENS ACTIVITIES ATHLETKE FRATERNKHES Page 2

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THE BLUE JAY ET 5 x0 ole. X x 1d 0; 1 u x K VOUNDID 185$ NINETEEN FIFTY EDITOR - - ROBERT McBEE BUS. MGR. - GEORGE FOSTER

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Dedication Charles F. Lamkin ceased his official re- lationship with Westminster College on Janu- ary 1, 1950. fifty years of devoted service to his Alma Mater. cial member of the College organization. His retirement ended more than Twenty years were spent as an offi- Not only has he directed alumni activities, but he has been the guardian of traditions, historian of the college, counselor 0n fra- ternity affairs, and friend of students and alumni in many ways. Through his con- Page 3 CHARLES F. LAMKIN ,99 tinuing efforts the best interests of VVest- minster have been promoted through the years. Without HDog would be a very different place from what it Lamkin Westminster is today and the fellowship of Westminster men lacking in the warmth and Vitality which he has brought to it. It is to this man Charles Fackler Lamkin '99, that the 1950 Blue Jay is respectively dedicated.