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Show CAMPUS CRIER OFFERED REPORTERS Barbara Sandquist Harold Wylie Cay Goudy One of Salt Lake Several new classes will be offered during the second semester. By checking your catalog you can tell by the numbers if your present classes will continue through the second semester. The classes listed below are expected to be added for the second semester. However, this list is not final, for classes may be added or dropped from this list. Biology 108, Anatomy Hawkes. EDITORIAL STAFF Robt. Williams Editor Associate Editor Pete Ota Business Manager Bill Boughton Bob Wilson Sports Marge Lough Typist Dr. Sponsor Myra Yancey Lee Gordon Eva Lewinson Biology 110, Microbiology Hawkes. (nurses) English 240, Survey .of the English Novel from Defoe to Hardy GROWING UP Westminster is growing up. If Marimon. English 244, History of the you dont think so, just ask some of the seniors about traditions. English Language Chapman. Speech 203, Dramatic Art They can, no doubt, tell you of Lees. some that were in 'effect just a German 216, German Prose few years ago that were really Sehwender. holdovers of the high school days. German 242, Scientific German Those are either gone or have Sehwender. been altered so as to become nearSpanish 214, Advanced Compoer to a college level. We wont take the time and space to name sition Yancey. Education 204, Organization of any of those traditions here for we in Utah Watkins. Schools have other things to talk about at Education 231, Health and this time. Did you notice elsewhere in this Safety Watkins. edition that we have four stuEducation 261, Philosophy of dents who are finishing their re- Education W atkins. quirements for the Bachelor of Elementary School Ars degree? Some of you m y ArtEducation, chool of and renumber the days when W;vf Music will Elementary. be offered uring the minster could only graduate five second semester Padjrn. -- or yix in a whole years timr-fotV- ou Freshmen, that was oVZy two yearn ago. This indicates that the graduates are going to continue to leave the college in ever This also increasing numbers. means that Dr. Steele will now have to begin to distinguish between the alumni, college and high school. Perhaps, it would be well for all the college grads to start thinking of an alumni association of their own. Counting those to be graduated this June, we still number less - Psychology 210, giene Thomas. jxtital Coffee Table Presented to Ferry Hall Wilcox. Sociology 241, Cultural Anthropology Wilcox. Economics 204, Labor Problems Farley, or 224 ; Business Law Farley. Economics 222, Moder EconomWilcox. ic Thought Philosophy 104, Ethics Philosophy Boughton. 211, Bough-ton- . Aesthetics Bible 216, World Religions minster Girls who were models at Rodgers. There are a few classes that will the Barwiek fashion show, Debe cember 13, Mrs. W. S. Barwiek repeated if there are enough presented to Ferry Hall a ma- students desiring the following hogany coffee table made by. the classes: Psychology 203, AdolesBarton Company. cent, Thomas ; Education 201, PrinThe Girls of Ferry nail wish to ciples of Secondary Education, extend thanks to Mns. Barwiek Watkins; Education 203, Princifor this welcome addition to the ples of Elementary Education, Paden. parlor of the dormitory. In appreciation for the West- 11 Citys best EVENTS customer of jewelry without a doubt is Westminster. Among those known to have given or received some of that sparkling ice are Gene Montague and Ed With the Christmas vacations approaching, the month of December was rather quiet as far as school social activities were concerned. However, Christmas Lydia Gerry and Jack Little, was definitely in the air and the Virginia Smith and Kenny Rash, of friendliness blossomed Camille Gibson and Dell Bleazard, spirit ail over the campus. Didnt you Marjorie McDermaid and Ralph hear the Merry Christmases Lubeck. Dorothy Carroll got her the rounds and the strains man off the campus, a bit out of making of Jingle Bells trying hard to the ordinary, but you know how triumph over the popular Mule things are. Train? Then there is the humor that The Sophomores picked DecemWillie Gould and Bill Purdy are ber 3 as their red letter day, the rings about each other. You can day they scalped the Freshmen. check writh the principals for the In between dances in the brightly final word on this. decorated central portion of the Lest you think that everyone gymnasium, the arena was C W is either married cleared, and handpicked teams that attends or engaged let me name a few of of the Sophomore class beat the the stubborn holdouts, more com- puny Freshmen in every event, d race. The monly known as bachelors. Th'e except the men have on been the box blared out sentimental following juke campus throughout their college tunes until the late hours of the life and have yet to be trapped: eventful evening and the radiant John Brown, Dick Erickson, Dick Sophomores lorded it over the Jennings, Harold Woods, Bob Freshman in their brightly colJohn Kemp, Jack ored dunce caps. Never mind, Williams, Sam Hurd, Anton, and Lincoln Frosh, every dog has his day and Anderson. it will be your turn next year- The highlight of 1949 events on Tests, tests and more tests. Finals are here again, seems as if the campus was the annual Christthey come more often than a mas Formal, officially known as check from home. But what of the Snowball, which was held the poor senior graduating with a at the Ladies Literary. .Club on teachers certificate? He has not December 16. The dance was spononly finals coming up, but also a sored by the Junior class and nacxedit goes especially to Wilma graduate reoord csam anJ-ft tional teacher exam! Who wants Gould, Jack Armstrong, Hal Per-hato graduate, anyway? and Leola Jorgensen for their Intramurals are getting under work in organizing the dance. Dimas did an excellent job way for the basketball season. George of MCing. The audience was reCertainly we need more supporters this year than we had last galed with songs by Georgia year. Come on, pick a team and Knell, and a very good burlesque of A1 Jolsons inimitable style follow it for the whole series. singing Swanee, California, Did you put your coke bottle in Here I Come, and Mammy, by the rack when you finished the Sackas. contents? Well, why didnt you? Jimmy The Junior Promenade was exeDo you realize that the Student Council Coke Fund (used for your cuted to the theme song, White benefit) makes such a small profit Christmas, and consisted of a from a case of coke that if three march by the Juniors and their bottles are broken or lost the en- partners. The brightly Colored tire profit is lost. Perhaps you formals and dark suits made a didnt even know that the money colorful pattern in the soft lightfrom the coke machine was being ing. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served between used for your 'entertainment. dances. The night of the dance And just in case you think was also the night of that the Student Council meetings Dell Bleazardengagement and Camille Gibson. are for the elected members only, Talking about engagements! why dont you go to one and see There will be some really big sowhat you can add to making your cial in the local papers soon, news college a better place in which to to judge from the sparkling rings live, study and play? that have suddenly sprung up Watch for the announcement among our campus flowers. of a lecture to be given on the The Women of Westminster are Atom Bomb, sponsored by the going to give us a last fling at Math Club. It should be worth merriment just before the serious your attendance. task of facing those exam quesNow that bells are ringing in tions. President Betty Hadley has all the buildings, we cant use that disclosed that a dance has been old excuse that the clocks are not scheduled for January 20th in the same. We are going to have to Ferry Hall. We hape to see most think up some new excuses. Any- of the students there. Remember, body got an idea? The gals at its your last fling before you Ferry and guys at Foster could are confronted with those little use your help. blue exam books! Ju-ha- n, three-legge- -- . m Hy- History 261, French Revolution Poulton. History 271, European DiploPoulton. macy 1870-191-4 Political Science 201, History of Political Thought Ferguson. Political Science 202, Recent Political Thought Ferguson. Political Science 231, Political Parties and Pressure Groups Ferguson. Political Science 271, see Histhan one hundred. With that small number, now is the time to lay tory 271. Sociology 222, Social Case Work plans for the bigger organization which we all know will eventually come. This thinking of plans, is just another step in the growth of Westminister College. Growing up? Yes, you yelled, We got the pep while in college. Will you carry away enough pep to grow into a college alumni association? 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