Westminster Crowns Homecoming King and Queen

Will Armentrout and Lexie Elliott were crowned Westminster College Homecoming king and queen during the halftime festivities Oct. 9.

Armentrout, a junior physics major, is a son of Jan and Mary Jane Armentrout of Ford City and a graduate of Ford City High School. The independent men's candidate is involved in the All-College Honors program and its honor society, Omicron Sigma Kappa. He serves as president of the Society of Physics Students, physics tutor in the Learning Center, chaplain for Student Government Association, treasurer of College Republicans, and president of Concert Choir. His other activities include ResLife, Theatre Westminster, Handbell Choir, Men's Choir, and Chamber Singers.

Elliott, a junior sociology major, is a daughter of Kenneth and Christine Elliott of Sarver and a graduate of Knoch High School. The Zeta Tau Alpha candidate serves as senior Panhellenic delegate of her sorority, secretary of Red Cross Club and Lambda Sigma honor society, and treasurer of the Sociology Interest Group. Additional activities include Titan cheerleader, Student Government Association, Dance Theatre, Gospel Choir, Dance Team, Campus Programming Committee, Student Alumni Association, Student Westminster Admissions Team, Colleges Against Cancer, and Fresh Start.

Winning the top spot in the "Return for the Magic" Homecoming parade was Zeta Tau Alpha's "The Little Mermaid." Sigma Kappa's "Beauty and the Beast" placed second and Alpha Gamma Delta's "Alice in Wonderland" took third place.

Contact Mary Cooley James, a 1984 Westminster graduate and director of alumni relations, at (724) 946-7363 or e-mail mjames@westminster.edu for more Homecoming information.

King Will Armentrout and Queen Lexie Elliott

(L-r) Will Armentrout, Caitlin Smith, Milt Constantine, Aleya Tylinski, Alex Scull, Lexie Elliott, Matthew Perello, Amber Rex, David Merrick, Genevieve Sieckowski, Ben Gandolfi, Chelsea Gallo

Zeta Tau Alpha's Little Mermaid