Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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1927 PE G ASUS 1927 WILLIAM VERNON KIRBY, A.B. Chestertown, Maryland. Curator Mt. Vernon, ' 26 ; President Mt. Vern- on, ' 27; W Track Team, ' 26; Varsity Club ' 27 Vice-president Dramatic Club, ' 26; Presi- dent Dramatic Club, ' 21 Treasurer Class, ' 23- ' 24; Captain Affirmative Debating Team, ' 26; Cotillion Club committee, ' 24- ' 25. Inclined toward oratory and dramatics Vern- on has entertained many an audience from the Washington College rostrum. As a debater he is whole-hearted and convincing. His dra- matic ability lies along the line of depicting the romantic hero. He not only carries off the heroine on the stage, but he seems to possess this same ability in actual life. OMAR CECIL LAYMAN. B.S. Hagerstown, Maryland. Adelphia. ' 23- ' 27. Layman has found his satisfaction in the field science, having subjected himself to prac- tically all of the scientific courses Washington had to offer. If he continues in his present intentions he will one day hang out his shingle. His perseverance and stick-to-it-iveness make him a worthy member of our class.

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1927 PEGASUS 1927 REGINALD WRIGHTSON HUSTON B.S. Salisbury, Maryland. Adelphia, ' 23- ' 27 ;Assistant Manager Track, ' 25- ' 26; Manager Track, ' 26- ' 27; Secretary Y. M. C. A., ' 25- ' 26; President Y. M. C. A., ■26- ' 27. An earnest and diligent worker, Huston has with it all a genuine sense of humor, which displays itself at certain odd moments. During his Junior year he adopted the hobby of develop- ing films, but the pressure of studies forced him out of business. As a leader in Y. M. C. A. work he has done much to establish it on a firm basis at Washington. KATHARINE MARGARET KIBLER, A.B. Greensboro, Maryland. Board of Curators, Mt. Vernon, ' 25- ' 27 ; Cap- tain girls ' basketball team, ' 27 ; President Le- Cercle Francais, ' 27 ; Captain Negative Debating Team, ' 2S- ' 27; Representative Girls ' Student Council, ' 26- ' 27; Collegian Staff, ' 2(,-Zl Pega- sus staff, 26- ' 27. Katharine is the Raid Hall journalist. A writer of no mean ability, she has done much creditable work for the Collegian and for the Pegasus. And Katharine is also a basketball player who has played a splendid game for the girls ' team all through the season. Katharine is a worker and stands near the head of her class in scholarship. |;;;;ii» f r- ' ' :;■ ' , iliiil i r ll|;,.,,;;t!!i|{;;:; ' }»m [20]

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1927 PEGASUS 1927 ALFRED ALBERT LOVESKY, B.S.E. Waterbury, Connecticut. Secretary Adelplna, ' 26; President Adelphia, ' 26-27 Football squad, ' 23- ' 27 Basketball squad, ' 24- ' 25 ; Captain Track Team, ' 26- ' 27 ; K ' Track, ' 21; Business Manager Dramatic Club, ' 21 College orchestra. Al ' s smile is his admit card to the hearts of all who know him. His interests on the campus are varied, including co-eds. As leader of the Collegians , and as an able saxophone player, he has enlivened many a social event of the college. Loyaltv, willingness, good fellowship, those are characteristics of Al. WALTER W. McGINNES, B.S.E. Chestertown, Maryland. V Baseball, ' 23. Mac doesn ' t talk; he expounds. At least that is the experience of Public Speaking 4. He has his opinions on every subject and never fails to express them. He left us once for another in- stitution of learning, but old Washington called him back. Always ready with a joke, Mac is congenial and friendly. ,?iiiiiiiisii;: c;:!i ' L.i™illllilpiill ' ' H [22]