Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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-THE PEGASUS OF 194 We c.v c.v.v otii iil j reci(tliou to: Mr. Ralph Thornion, our achisci. Dr. GiLiiERT V. Mf.ad, the president of the college, and to the other members of llie aihninistratioii. Paul Gendler, and Merin Studios. John Ursprung, and Campus I ' ublisliing. .-Vlan Eliason, whn supplied main otherwise rmobtainable pictines. Pat Irlsh, whose ivork on ilie pii tines was in aliiable. Ted Simonson oin artist. The Staff, the cocjperateil. Bill Warther, lor his excellent conti ibiitions in tlie sports department. Gordon Firstman. of the U. of P., his hospitality was boundless. 29

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WASHINGTON COLLEGE- THE 1948 PEGflSUS Powell Harrison, Editor Cliff Case, Business Manager The 1948 Pegasus Staff Staff: Duk, pbell. Editorial tditot ni-cliief Powell Harrison Associate Don Midler See) eta) ic Jean Evans, Jean Fisher Seniois Joan Eisenberg Histo)% Sedio)! Henry Bosz, Gail Steele, Nanc Sparks Sp ))ts Editor Bill Warther isiistaiils Vince Bacchetta, Jack Feeley Dedication Ken Schomborg Art Work, Dii ' iders Ted Simonson Writers John Van Derveer, Al Moss, Barbara Stone, Pat Wright, Nat Wright, Louise Benn, Henry Highland. John Hunt- ington, Doris Naimen, Bob Brown Picture Editor Pat Irish Photographers Jack Hitchcock, Bob Chamberlain, Don Kirwan, Murray Wolman Biisiyiess Business Manager Cliff Case Assistants Don Campbell. Duke Case. Harvey McConnell, Ed Dinkins 28

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WASHINGTON COLLEGE- ns «f r vr Standing: Schnitzer. Wheatley, Gray, Davis, Lorenz, McLernon, Hancock, Hurst, Ivins. Seated: Clark, Brown, Chamberlin, Mrs. Opgrande, Starlings. Golt, Wescott. THe coLiece choir The Washington College Choir is organized to offer extra cinricular activity for anyone on campus who enjoys singing, and wishes to learn more about it. A great deal of pleasure and satisfaction can be found in group singing, in addition to what is learned in the way of harmonizing and part singing. A great amount of credit is due Mrs. Opgrande, who is a erv capable leader. Maxine Brown, Joe Thomas. Bill Slimmer, Winter Crouch, and others from the group have offered solo selections at various times. In former ears several trips were made to ncarb lowns, and concerts were sponsored by churches and ci ic organizations. The Choir has entertained at Christman programs and kept up the tradition this year in fine style. During the war, concert tours were made and the proceeds were donated to the Red Cross. The Glee Club is a growing organization. The more members it obtains, the finer se- lections it can undertake. It hopes to grow and broaden its activity with the acquisition of new singers from future classes and con- tinued interest on the part of its old members. In this way. better accomplishments are in store. 30