Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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uniorS CLASS OF 1948 Bottom Row, I. to r,: McGran, Weaver, Svec, Macielag, Mc- Laughlin, Smith, Waterman. 2nd Row: Rook, Ballard, Miller, Robeson, R. Chamberlin, MacHale, Hauver, France, Baysinger. 3rd Row: T. Chamberlain, Hopkins, Taylor, Hancock, Bartram, Gill, Evans, Burris, Albinson. 4th Row: Garner, Moran, Derham, Bartlett, Mulligan, Macaulley, Reed, Benn, Hitchcock. 5th Row: Koontz, McCool, Lake, Troutman, Clark, Clayton, Orr, Homey, Stewart. Three down and one to go! What a year this one has been! With the addition of all the returning vets, our ratio of two girls to every man in our Freshman class has been changed to three fellows to every girl. Things have really been different this year— more dances, more fun, and more invitations to the Dean ' s tea parties. Our class had its first collegiate football this year. No one will ever forget Home-Coming weekend and the dance at the armory. A lot of ex-juniors were back. Change means progress! And changes sure have been made this year. With what groans the juniors greeted the news of the required courses in philosophy. How surprised we were when marks were published in February— and weren ' t our parents? ft seemed rather funny around W. C. without Frank Goodwin. Everyone really envied Florida. Washington ' s birthday— formal convocation. Easter. Whoa therel Those exams were mighty close again! Last-minute cramming, hurried lab work, burned midnight oil, and seductive invitations to spend the afternoon on the river! Farewell to the seniors! Another year gone too fast for us to wish to make the most of Life on the Hill. 26

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s n a p s Johnny and Dick Millie and Moo George Nancy, Sink and Howard George Vic Johnny and Paul Jackson (Sleepy?) Candy, Mary Lou, Benny, Pat