Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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It was with the deepest regret that we of Washington College received the news of the re- tirement of one of the most respected and beloved members of our faculty. When classes re- sume in the Fall, Mrs. Evelyn Winifred Opgrande will no longer be a part of our teaching staff. Mrs. Opgrande is about to conclude a teaching career which has spanned forty-three fruit- ful years. Sixteen of these years have been spent as a distinguished member of the Washing- ton College family. During her years here at Washington, Mrs. Opgrande has contributed immeasurably to our well-rounded liberal arts curriculum through her dedication and enthusiasm towards her pro- fession. Her significant contributions have not been restricted to the classroom, however. Mrs. Op- grande has been instrumental in the formation and success of a number of extracurricular activities and organizations which are now an integral part of campus life. The Washington Play- ers and the Forensic Society are two projects that flourished under Mrs. Opgrande ' s guidance. And so, as a token of our gratitude and esteem, we, the Class of 1961, dedicate this Pe- gasus to Mrs. Evelyn Winifred Opgrande, who has firmly established herself as an important part of life and education at Washington College. 17

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The Minstrel show revisited. pf %fi Tradition takes a beating.

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