Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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Preface Again it comes time to lock up within our memories a plethora of events that have been close to us during the past school year. It is with great pleasure that the Blue Jay accepts the responsibility as recolf lector and preserver of some of our most intimate associates and kindred memories. Although being hampered by time, We have tried to break with tradition and bring you a more inter' esting and enlightening yearbook. Coupled with a break in tradition we have ushered in several innovations which we feel will meet with your approval. ' - The primary objective of the Blue Jay Staff has been to create for you a book of foundations on which in later years you will be able to recollect and unify your memories of Westminster in a more meaningful Way. It is equally imperative that you, the reader, supplement and fill in between the lines with your imagination. Only with the equal acting forces of this book and your imagination will this book attain its true symmetry. , I personally Want to add that it has been my rich experience to edit this book. Recalling broken deadf lines, my introduction to insanity, and dispensary flings only bring back the most pleasureable thoughts. I Want to acknowledge assistance given to me which has been of immeasurable value in producing the book. Others than those on the staff who have given their assistance are Karl Pieper, John Silk, Bob Rubright, Charles Gusewelle, Gene Jacobson, Otis Young, Larry Morgan, Don Peters, and Dick Smith. DAVID HART Page Z