Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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LOEAX EGBERT LANGSDALE Mardela Springs, Md. Cokty Discre tion is the perfection of reason. hitriculated 1906. Member of Mt. Vernon Lit- naiy Society; Offices in Society: Treasurer 1907-OS lliist and second terms); Vice-President 1908-09 (lirst term); President 1908-09 (second term); Ciitio 1009-10 (first term); Historian 1909-10 Iseeond term) ; Secretary Y. M. C. A. 1907-08 (first Icrni) ; Secretaiy Atliletic Association 1908-09; Ireasurer Atliletic Association 1909-10; Chairman Dani-e Committee 1909-10; President Senior Class; Assistant Editor 1909 Pegasvs. An exceptionally brilliant student, liavin;; led liis class in his Sophomore year. Has little faith in the adage, He stoops to conquer. A valuable member to his society. EDWARD FEAXKLIN JIADDOX, .Jii. Snoie Hill, . fd. There is a limil at iiliicli forhcmiince ceases to he a rirtiie. Matriculated 1905. Member of Mt. Vernon Lit- erary Society; Offices in Society: Sergeant-at-Arnis 1900-07 (first term); Recording Secretary 1907-OS (second term); Historian 1908-09 (first term): President Class 1907-08; President Y. M. C. A. 1907-08 (flr.st term); A Literary Editor 190!) Pegasus; Captain Football Team 1907. A most agreeable person. Always smiling and grinning. A lover of football, having played on the first team for the past four years. Very much inter- ested in oivls. 23

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WILLIAM WAEREX JUMP Cordova, .! ( . Kid, PEANrTS, -Mii ' lli iind chccrftihu ' sx arc hut the due leirutd „l hnioeciee „ ■ life. iliitrieiihited 11)05. Member of Ailelphia Lit- erary Society ; Offices in Society : Corresponding Secretary 1906-07 (first term) ; Treasurer 1907-08 (first term); Vice-President 1909-10 (first term); Treasurer Glee Club 1908-09; Recording Secretary Class 1908-09; President Y. M. C. A. 1910; As- sistant Business Manager 1909 Pegasus; Captain Track Team 1909-10. Kid is one of the most sociable littla fellows we have ever met, and he is well lilted by all. Lil e many others of his class, he is an ardent admirer of the fairer sex. A member of tlie football, track and baseball teams, lienee an important factor in athletics; fastest sprinter on the Hill. JOHN PAUL KNOTTS Queen Anne, Md. John Paitl He is not initti . or learned, or eloquent, hut holii. Matriculated 1905. Member of Adelphia Lit- erary Society; Offices in Society: Chaplain 1900-07 (first tenn) ; Corresponding Secretaiy 1907-08 (first term) ; Recording Secretary 1908-09 (second tenn) ; President 1909-10 (first term) ; Critic 1909- 10 (second term); Athletic Editor Collegian 1909- 10; President Athletic Association 1909-10; Man- ager Track Team 1909-10; Alember Athletic Com- mittee; Athletic Editor 1909 Pegasus; Captain Baseball Team 1908. Jolm Paul has the reputation of being the best- looking man in the Senior Class. Is a favorite among the ladies. A useful member of his society. Active in atliletics — being a member of the football, baseball and track teams.

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LUCIAN EDWARD MASSEY Siidlersville, Md. -Xolliiiit is pmiiciiii his duly hut irhtif rcaUi JIatriculatod 1904. Member Adelphia Literaiy Society; Offices in Society: Sergeant-at-Arms 1905- 00 (first term); Clia,plaiii 1908-09 (second term); llistoiiaii 1909-10 (second term). ■■| ' i-n is a very hard student and one who de- ser ' cs iiuich credit for his work. Altliougli com- pelled to be out of college for an entire term during his Sophomore year, it is thought that by his faith- ful worlv he will be able to graduate with this year ' s class. As he is always full of smiles and sunshine, we predict for him a bright future. REKDA JIORRISON STOOPS Xcir. CtiJiUe, Del. ■ni la Ihcit. JlatricuUitcd 1907. ileniber Sigma Tau Delta ; Member of Pieria Literary Society; Offices in So- ciety: Recording Seci-etary 1009-10 (first term) : President 1909-10 (second term) ; Vice-President Class 1909-10: President Y. W. C. A. 1909-10. Stcopsie is especially fond of short tilings — short tests, short answers and short gentlemen. She always answers a question by giving an illustration that doesn ' t illustrate anji;hing. She has a rather oifish disposition. Gets off the subject when dis- cussing a question; by her winning Avays gets oil from classes, and frequently gets off the key when she plays the mandolin. 24