Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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MARY JANE HENDRICKSON B.A. Mary Jane didn ' t join us until her jun- ior year, but her presence on the campus was soon felt. A genuine interest in other people is one of her outstanding qualities. Somehow or other, Mary Jane always man- aged to have inside information on the latest happenings. South America — be- ware! Here comes Mary Jane. DONALD HORNUNG B.A. Donald is one of the married men in this graduating class. He is also one of our ministers. At present he has his own little church. Donald also numbers among our proud papas on the campus. We know he will go far in his profession. NANCY HUMPHREYS B.S. This curly-headed lass spent most of her time in the science building tinkering with this and that. Biology is her first love. An Alpha Chi and local belle. Nancy spent her spare moments over at the hospital learning all the technique she could. We will sure miss her. CHARLES NAIRN B.A. Chuck is everybody ' s friend. Even though some of us only knew him for one semester after his return from the army, we ' ll all remember him because of his love for fun. Good luck, Chuck. 19

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BARBARA COOPER B.A. Wedding bells in June. We ' re glad Barb continued her studies here after a period of absence. A natural humorist; cracker- jack bridge player and generally a barrel of fun. Barb ' s a girl with her feet firmly on the ground— we know she ' ll be tops as Wayne ' s wife. ROXANNA DETWILER B.A. Vivacity and efficiency enabled Roxie to be both a party girl and a good student. Her well rounded personality made her an excellent president of ZTA as well as a popular lass. She has all the qualities for fulfilling her profession— teaching. JEAN GILL B.A. Hey, Gill, goin ' home to see Ed this weekend? We hear wedding bells not so far away. . . . Usually, come evenings at school, Jean can be found with her nose in a new novel . . . no, we didn ' t say text. Seriously, though, Jean is an energetic young lady and because of her quiet charm you can ' t help but be attracted to her. 18

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MARTHA LUMPKIN B.S. Scientist and Zeta enthusiast. Marthie was a hard worker and a go-getter. She and Dottie Miller almost blew up the Chem- istry Lab. one day— but that blew over. She ' s got the stuff that it takes to be suc- cessful. DOROTHEA MILLER B.S. If there was a job to be done, you could count on Dottie to do it promptly and efficiently. She was a leader in her extra- curricular activitites as well as her studies. We will miss seeing her around Dunning Hall but we know she ' ll be a success in her chosen field . . . medicine. RUTH ANN NICHOLS B.A. Ruthie brought her charms to us when she transferred here for her last two college years. Her laugh is most contagious and her personality attracts everyone. She was an excellent student and an all-around good sport ... an unusual combination. She ' ll make a good teacher, one her asso- ciates will admire— just as we do. 20