Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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We look back at Idyllic days — no war except with fiendish sophs — now, we, The Chaos Kids, look forward to — who knows? Will our toil be rewarded with the coveted diploma or will we never see that blissful commencement day at Washington: will it dawn on us in Tokio, Rome, or Berlin — either one would suit our president. Herb Morgan, very well, he says. Yes, we ' re a little bewildered, with many of the class we ratted now members of our own class and accelerated schedules being decimated by our draft boards, but we can take it — we look ever forward. If Uncle Sam needs us, well, it ' s so long, Washington, with a fond grin and, Hello, Japanazi with a snarl. If we never grad- uate, well, we ' ve had good years at Washington. In a few words, our fondest hope is that by 1944 wherever we are we will have already seen unconditional surrender by the enemies of our country and a peace to keep peace. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Theodore Lytwyn, Vice-President; Irma Rogers, Secretary-Treasurer; Herbert Morgan, Presi- dent.