Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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JOSEPH LEO BEOWN Havre cic Gnice, JUd. HiKAM ■ ' Thrre is one siccel Iciiificc al Inisl for crilx. iiiiirh iiiihire hoMs out; so I took il kindly al hrr liinids. iiihI fell asleep. iJatriculated 1907. Member of Adelpliia Liter- ary Society; Offices in Society: Recording Secre- tary, 1008-09 (first term) ; Historian,, 1908-09 (second term); Critic, 1009-10 (first term); Vice- President, 1900-10 (second term) ; Corresponding Secretary Senior Class; Assistant Editor 1!)09 Pegasus; Manager Football Team, 1909. Hiram is a very promising young man. Has lieen in college only three years, and has proved himself very studious by leading his class last year. A finu believer in down-town society. Never on time for breal fast, but usually manages to get his meals. When not at work, he is bound to be asleej). JAMES MALLAHAN CAIN Chestertomn, Md. Pedko Ma)ikind lias a great aversion to intellectnal lahor Matriculated 1906. Member of Adelphia Liter- ary Society; Offices in Society: Treasurer, 1906-07 (second term) ; Corresponding Secretary, 1908-09 (first term); Vice-President Class, 1007-08; Histo- rian Class, 1908; A Literary Editor 1909 Pegasus. Pedro was always successful in all studies ex- cept Greek. Once had tlie distinction of playing on the third football team. Formerly a frequent caller at Normal Hall. Of late becoming a self- supporting pool shark. IS

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The Class of 1910 Motto: Jlens di: Colors : cendo alitur pt cogitando Blue and Wliite OFFICERS LOEAN E. LANGSDALE Pkesident EEEDA il. STOOPS Vice-President MARY R. CLOUGH 1-lECORDiNG Secretary J. LEO BROWN CoERESPONDiXG Secretary J. PURNELL JOHNSON Treasu1!er JAJIES M. CAIN Poet RUSKIN B. AREEN Op.ator JOHN H. HESSEY Historian J. LEO BROWN JAMES JL CAIN- MARY R. CLOUGH EDWARD C. CROUCH CHARLES H. GIBSON R. EARLE GEEENLliK JOHN H. HESSEY J. PURNELL JOHNSON W. WARKICN Jl ' -Ml ' J. PAUL KNOTTS LOEAN E. LANGSDALE FRANKLIN E. MADDOX LUCIAN E. MASSEY EEEDA M. STOOPS JAMES C. TUENEE, Jr. EUSKIN B. WARE EN

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Jl.UiV RKBKK-MI (LOllUi VInirch Hill. .]l l. ■■ilAi:v llixiY stress Mary, quite euiitruri . iiuir le, iliitriculated 1905. Member D. J. ( ' . ; Mcniliev cif Pieria Literary Society; Ollices in Sui-icty: [ ' resident, li10il-10 (iirst term) ; Ueeiir.iin- Se;- letary Senior Class; .- Liti ' rary Editor li)(l:l I K(;ascs. ■■-Mary Beec-y is a mil-fcl. pro-prr. u- yaia- !;uly; envied for tlie honor of bein.ii llie lazie,t , ivl in Xorinal Hall. She waltzes exceedin,L;ly well. Inil skips classes better. Mistress Mary ' lia- liem running an establisluirent for the in -esi i al inn of the effect of certain tones iipon ■ dnniti animals. She uses a guitar, numdolin. inlin and lier niee. ■ ' Mary Beccy is never ill mdess ii is eitiiei ' Mini- day, Wednesday or Friday. (On tlmse days she has .Analytics) . iOnW.VED CHATil.ES CROUCH ' ■All ardent tlii ith all it has clou It of honor, a soilt iln. n . and an nne.itinrinishecl (Je iluintj niorr. Matriculated 190.5. Member of Adelphia Lit- erary Society; Offices in Society: Vice-President. 190S-09 (second term); Historian, 1909-10 (first term): President, 1909-10 (second term); Record- ing Secretary Class 1906-07; President Class 190S- 09; Editor-in-Chief 1909 Pega.su.s; ilanagcr Ba.se- ball Team liJlO; Humorous Editor Washinr toii Col- legian 1909-10. Among the most brilliant of his class. Never has to study until preparing for examinations. Etick is a good representative of his class. Very popular among the students. Very ticklish. It is reported that he has never learned to dance because he cannot stand an arm abo ' ' his waist.