Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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Dedication It is -with gratitude and fondness that we dedicate our H). r ti Pegasus to Mr. Frederick A. Meigs. His wonderful memory, wide knowledge, and unending patience with our library problems have never ceased to amaze us. With sparkling wit lie ' s coped with nii ovei -due books and tales ol academic woe. Though we annoi repay the debi we owe him, we ' ll never forget Mr. Meigs.

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MR FREDERICK A. MEIGS Director of George A. Bunting Library

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Prologue Seniors — the word still seems strange to our ears when we apply it to ourselves! But we are seniors and will soon look backward, not forward, to our college days. Four years here at Washing- ton College leave us with strangely mixed emo- tions. Throughout these years of classes, books, conversations, and activities, we have been in contact with an immeasurable volume of know- ledge, and some of it we have absorbed. But as we have learned more and more, we have increasingly realized how very much we have not learned and can never learn. We are leav- ing happy for we know we have not really finished anything. While we have been here, though, our Lives have been lull, almost running over, and we have grown up more and experi- enced more in these four short years than we did in .ill the years before we entered college. As you leaf through these pages you will see part ol our rich and varied memories, memories we kn ow we shall cherish more dearly as years go by, and perhaps you will understand win our graduation joy is mingled with some regret.