Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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WASHINGTON COLLEGE- Elm Frank Macielag, Editor Eddie Bray, Business Manager The Staff of the Elm Editor-in-chief Frank Macielag Associate Editor Paul Pitcher Managing Editor Matty Bogden Sports Editor J«ick Feely Feature Editor Nat Wright Business Manager Eddie Bray Faculty Advisor . .Professor Ralph Thornton Columns 1 Moss; Bill Warther: Frainiv Steffens; Nat Wright Editorials Jim Rook: Mary Lou Bartrani; Lee Blom News Items Lolly Justice; Filmore Dryden; D. Welde Sororties Barbara Stone Sports . . Tred Brown; Jim Feely; Ray Hollis Typists Rye Lavin; Emily Larimore; Miriam Kniaht 26

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-THE PEGASUS OF 194 Steffens, Benn, Bartlett, Harman: Missing: Hancock. luomen ' s STUoeriT GOveRnmeni The Women ' s Student Government Association ot Vashington College is an organization governing the women residents of the college. The Dean of Vomen serves as adviser, and also acts as the association ' s representative at faculty meetings. The officers of the council are elected each spring by the women ' s student body. The following tall, the girls in the three dormitories elect the president of their house council, who automatically becomes that dormitory ' s representa- tive on the Women ' s Student Government Association. The main purpose of the association is tf) help the individual adjirst to her new life as a part of the college society, and to make her an acti e part of this society as soon as possible. The members this year are: Louise Hancock. Ptcsulcnl; Mary Bartlett, Vice- President: Frances Steffens. Secretary; Louise Benn and Gene Harman. 25

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-THE PEGASUS OF 194 THE am VOL. XLVI The noise ihal is heard each Weihiesdav evening in the office of the Ehn isn ' t mice nibbling on choice bits ol news items— it is the staff of the Ehn getting the paper ready foi its weekly issue. On Friday afternoon it is delivered to the students and faculty. With Frank Macielag as editor-in-chief, and Paul Pitcher as associate editor, the Elm is a good example of student accomplishment. for it serves as the voice of both student Ijody and faculty members have used it in ()icing shown by the question-of-the-week colimm. which is conducted bv Nat ' rioht and is an excellent opportimity for students to oice their individual opinions concerning perti- nate questions on campus. This column, a newcomer to the Elm, demonstrates a good cross-section of student opinion. The letteis to the editor coliunn, fail Box. has been used quite frequenth this ear. Both students and faculty memlicrs lia e used it in ' i)icing opinion and olkiinj ((instructive criticism. Subjctt mailer ol tiie editorials has been modified so that trite subjects are a oided. Afuch of the editorial writing has lieen done h Mary Lou Bartram and Lee Blom. Sports editor is Jack Feely. who writes Sho Nuff. a sports commentarv. , 1 Moss writes Roimd The Circuit. ' whith deals with music, drama, and the . ris. liile Bill Varther ' s Music World keeps us up wiih modern music. Franny .Steffen ' s Ivnoihok carries descriptions ol seniors, and another colinnn is dedicated to intioduting ucav ineni- liers of the lacidtv. From the Files ol the Elm lets us know avIkU happened one, li e, and ten vears ago. and horn here we find that i hen W. C. changes, ii is usualU lor tlie better. Slanding: Dryden. Jim Feely. Fred Brov.n. Nat ' Wrigfit. Wclde. Sealed: Jaclc Feely. Maciela Bogdon, Steffens. liisel: Pitcher. 27