Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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ADMINISTRATION 8 CLASSES 20 Seniors 23 Underclasses 79 ACTIVITIES 86 Organizations 89 Publications 107 Fraternities and Sororities . . . Ill ATHLETICS 126 Football 128 Basketball 132 Baseball 136 Track 137 Tennis 138 Women ' s Athletics 139 FEATURES 148 Student Directory 157 Advertisements 163 c o N T E N T S

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o R E W O R D The purpose of this. The 1937 Pegasus, is that shared bv many other publications of a similar nature — to present to you. Students of Washington College, a digest of the events of a year of college life. This aim has not, we realize, been accomplished, but perhaps we have presented to you certain things — picture or para- graph — which will recall to your mind the happenings at Washington College since September 1936. If this much has been achieved by The 1937 Pegasus we have not failed, but succeeded in doing our little bit in per- petuating the memories of our beloved Alma Mater.

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D E D I C A T I O N One there is who entered upon his duties at Wash- ington College at the time when we, as Freshmen, began our college careers. Since then we have watched the continuous march of progress under his wise and liberal administration. Strengthened curricula, nationalized fraternities, new buildings, a wider spirit of cooperation, all testify that the lines have fallen into Washington in pleasant places. The members of the class of 1937, the first to com- plete the full course under his supervision, in deep affec- tion of what his leadership has meant to us, affectionately dedicate this Pegasus to our instructor, guide, counsellor and friend, President Gilbert W. Mead.