Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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1927 PEGASUS 1927 CHARLES STRATTON STOOPS, B.S. Chestertov Maryland. Stiatton is a firm believer in the old adage, speech is silver, but silence is golden. His movements remind one of slow motion pictures — except when he is headed toward the cafeteria to appease the inner man. Retiring in disposi- tio he is nevertheless accomodating and sincere and one worthy to be called a friend. GRACE LILLIAN STRICKLAND, A.B. Berlin, Maryland. Curator Ml. lemon, ' 26; Secretary Class, ' 2b- ' 27 Girl ' s Student Council Representative, ' 23- ' 24. Blond hair, a pair of big brown eyes, a mis- chievous smile — these are the things by which we know her. Simplicity is Stride ' s greatest charm. There is so much to say about her that we scarcely know what to write. Likable — love able — adorable. [25]

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1927 PEGASUS 1927 JAMES NELSON SAUNDERS, A.B. Hurlock, Maryland. Secretary Adelphia, ' 26 ; Vice-president AdeJ- pliia, ' 26 ; President Adelphia, ' 27 ; Assistant Mrnager Football, ' 26; Manager Football, ' 27; I ' arsity Club, ' 21 Vice-president Class, ' 26; Student Council. ' 23- ' 27; Secretary Cotillion Club, ' 27. Hev, Jim, gotta match? Jim is another of our really popular men, and deservedly so, considering his carefree, genial disposition, and whole-hearted participation in numerous activi- ties. He is in a class of his own when it comes to artistic ability. His cleverness with brush and paintpnt are a much-used means of pub- licity on the campus. ROGER LEE SMOOT, B.S. Fruitland, Maryland. Mt. lemon, ' 26- ' 27 ; It ' Football, ' 25- ' 26; fV Baseball, ' 2A- ' 2 ' i- ' 2b- ' 21 ■,Varsity Club, ' 24- ' 27; President Silver Pentagon, ' 27; President Athletic Association, ' 27; Cotillion Club, ' 26- ' 27. Life is but a joke, saith Roger. But we wonder what powers lie hidden under his mask of irresponsibility and indifference. We know him particularly for two things — his mathe- matical ability and his success as a baseball star. V ' ou are capable of big things, Roger. |l illlini ' « iiiir [24] Siiipih

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1921 P E CASUS 1927 ZANERIAX EVANGELINE FUNK, B.S. Hagerstown, Maryland. Associate Member Student Council for Girls, and head of ToiLns iend Annex, 1926-27. Zanerian came to us after having secured an A.B. at Alexander College. Urged by the desire to become an M.D., she pursued for two years here a strenuous scientific course. Only those who are intimately acquainted with her know her real worth. Somewhere there awaits a bright future for Zanerian because of her thoroughness, precision, and cjuiet per.sistence. Class Officers President EARL JAMES CULLEN Vice-President JOHN JAMES CARROLL Secretary GRACE LILLIAN STRICKLAND Treasurer ...... ELIZABETH BAKER COVEY ,,,,, [26]