Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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JEAN PHILLIPS B.A. Jean ' s poise and charm in manner have won her many friends throughout her days at Washington College. She is sweet, sym- pathetic, and a willing listener to our tales of woe. With her originality, and winning personality, Jean need not worry about her future. CELESTE PIGG B.S. Outstanding for her ready laugh and constant charm, Celeste is one of the most friendly and well liked of our seniors. Noted for her good ability in everything she did, it isn ' t surprising that she was ex- cellent in scholarship as well as campus activities. Where to look for her— why, mothering her freshmen girls, of course! EUGENE ROOK B.S. Gene ' s keen sense of humor and pleasant personality made him one of Lambda Chi ' s leaders. He was as graceful on the basket- ball floor as he was on the dance floor. If success at school is a forecast of the future, Gene will attain his goal. 21

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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

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HELEN SAULSBURY B.A. Where ' s Orrell? She ' s likely to be found in a hard fighting bridge game with the score going her way. This AOPi prexy is a conscientious worker, with her eye con- stantly on the future . . . but not teaching in the same school with Sara, we hope. CHARLES SMITH B.A. Proud papa— and expecting another! He came back to finish up his larnin ' —the Ruptured Duck. All seriousness aside, Charlie is an all around good sport and we ' re proud of his O D K tap. Wish you the best, Chuck. MARGARET SMITH B.A. Another teacher to-be. Always the bub- bling-over look. Her favorite pastime is talking. Her quick little walk can be spotted far in the distance. A capable and efficient leader. 22