Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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ND VALOR . . . Ivy must ha e respiration to assure its growing process. Physical training, too, is vital to help round out our lives as students at college. Washington College has an intercollegiate program in eight varsity sports ... an all-year intramural sports program for both men and women . . . and a physical education curriculum of two years. Fall . . . soccer in the spotlight . . . cross-country always strengthened by freshman prospects. Winter . . . basketball attracts the attention of all . . . as coach begins to fashion a winning Sho ' men quintet. Spring . . . baseball draws speculation about champion- ship playoffs . . . lacrosse — talk of another winning team and All-Americans . . . track brings excitement of new records and outstanding performances ... the sparklmg play of a tennis match in the afternoon . . . the country club and a game of golf.

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FAME

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THE AFTER-HOURS . . . Everything has its lighter side. This aspect of college life embraces the all work and no play . . . argument. Relaxation ... a cup of coffee for a bleary- eyed student . . . after two straight morning classes without breakfast. Relaxation . . . sacking out in the after- noon, cards, the snack bar with friends . . . classes are over for the day. At night . . . the movie downtown . . . television in the lounge . . . with assignments for the next day complete. Relaxation ... the beach at Tolchester ... the walk around the campus with that special person ... the dance on Saturday night, after a week ' s grind of classes. A- ' ' W ' W