Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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Michael Alteri, Editor-in-Chief PEGASUS The Editor thanks: Miss Mattie R. Whitaker, whose helpful sugges- tions and indispensable aid have contributed greatly to our book. The Campus Publishing Company, especially Walt, for an excellent advisory job and a ready, willing friend at all times. Our advertisers, for their contributions which have helped to make a better book. The Staff, to each and every one because they are a great bunch of workers, full of the stuff of which yearbooks are made. Katherine Stone Brandt, for those catchy draw- ings on the divider pages, which have added to the informality of our book. The Student Body, who have cooperated with commendable spirit. To the many others who have, in numerous ways, helped publish the Pegasus. EDITORIAL STAFF Left to right: Smith, Horsefield, English, Lacey, Wynn. Walter Woodford, Photogapher Editor

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actors, were given in October. The club also presented The Little Darling, in an assennbly period. Ail of these were under student directorship. You Can ' t Take It With You, a success- ful three-act play given in December, com- bined the talents of both freshmen and upperclassmen. Even though the attend- ance was only mediocre, the actors took the first curtain call ever received at Wash- ington College. The staging was ingenious, making splendid use of every available inch of space to accommodate eighteen actors, printing press, a xylophone, and a family of snakes. Another three-act play in the spring brought the program of the Washington Players to a successful close, with prospects of an equally successful future. WASHINGTON PLAYERS WASHINGTON PLAYERS President VIRGINIA COOPER Vice-President RUDOLPH PARKS Secretary LEE LACHMAR Treasurer ROBERT PIERCE One of the largest and most active organizations on the Washington College campus is the Washington Players. In the past years this club has functioned under the directorship of Dr. Winton Tolles, who is now a lieutenant in the United States Navy. The responsibility of carrying on the work is therefore now more than ever up to the students. This year, because of a shortened term, the number of three-act plays was con- siderably reduced, although three one-act plays were given. The Eligible Mr. Bangs, in which the freshmen showed their ability, and Murder by Morning, with upper class BEHIND THE SCENES— MAKE-UP Stubblef!eld, Dinger, Miss Bell. YOU CAN ' T TAKE IT WITH YOU Artist and Model OFFICERS Left to right: Rudy Parks, Vice-President; Lee Ward, Secretary; Lee Lachmar, President; Robert Pierce, Treasurer.

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GENERAL HELP STAFF Left to right: Taylor, Irish, Roe, Hess, Natunewiei. William Roe, Business Manager TYPING STAFF Left to right: Smith, Broadwater, Russell, Lumpkin. WRITE-UPS Left to right: Warfiald, Jones, Harnischfeger, Russell, Lachmar, Kurze, Hubbard.