Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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W F f DEDI CA T I ON This l957 Blue Jay is dedicated to a man who has long served West- minster faithfully. Dr. Cameron D. Day, professor of Biology, has guid- ed and inspired many Westminster students. Not only is Dr. Day an ex- cellent faculty member, but he is respected as a grand gentleman. Dr. Day joined the Westminster College faculty in l928, and today has the distinction of having a longer tenure than any member of the teaching faculty or administra- tive staff. The department under Dr. Day's leadership has become one of the strongest biology departments in the country and enjoys an eviable record. Westminster was selected by the Navy for its V-l2 program. This year there are l24 Biology maiors and 95 students in the re- quired freshman biology course. ln addition to the many former students of the department prac- ticing as physicians and dentists, there are numerous men teaching in graduate school or doing gradu- ate work, Dr. Day finished his graduate work for his M.A. and Ph.D. at Kan- sas University Medical School aft- er undergraduate work at Indiana University and Central Wesleyan College. Dr. and Mrs. Day are an asset to the college and community, as well. They are active in civic and church affairs. They have two chil- Dr. Day pauses to chat with some students. .M is Z ' , A, W-Z' ,, , .7 'lil .T -C DR. CAZMERON D DAY Profeffor of Biology dren, both married, Mrs. Olive Gillette of Baltimore, Md., and Dr. C. B. Day, Kansas City, and three grandchildren. Dr. Day frequents the nearby streams to try his hand at his favorite hobby, fly fishing. I I ' l Dr. Day recently received the distinction of being ap- ' t d W t ' ter professor. Dom if iswiflf bnsreimse of great pride that this i957 Blue Jay is dedicated to Dr. Cameron D. Day. -5-

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PREEA CE From time to time, we all have kept scrap books, diaries or some form of mementos. A year book serves the same purpose as these. Each helps to recall, the past. This year's BLUE JAY was designed with this thought in mind. We have attempted, in a small way, to record the past year at Westminster. We hope that as the years pass, you, the student, can look back into the BLUE JAY and recall the years spent at Westminster. This task is no small undertaking. This year.'s BLUE JAY represents the combined ef- forts of many individuals. lt is impossible in this limited space to enumerate each, how- ever, I will single out a few. My special thanks to Mr. Joe B. I-Iumphries, Mr. Jack Marshall, year book advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Noel, Semco Color Press, the publishers of the BLUE JAY, Kiff Schuessler, the cover designer, and finally the staff. TABLE OE CONTENTS Page DEDICATION 5 FALL DIVISION 6 Fraternities' I2 ' . Faculty and Administration 30 R.O.T.C. 50 WINTER DIVISION g 54 ' Development Program 56 Varsity Basketball 60 Homecoming Queen 66 . Clubs 72 Blue Jay Queen 84 SPRING DIVISION 86 Classes 98 Advertising I22 -4. - K l ev- vv ... -

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