Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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4 You don ' t really want to do this, please, FELLOWS! HELP!!! Oh, look, Bobby. We ' re going to hit that tree. ' 25

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kk-:- Honestly, Mrs. Starr, am I my brother ' s keeper? The rush of the seasons allows a cyclical movement at Washington College. From the warmth of the fall when people and or blankets covered with books are spread out all over campus and from the per- ennial beach parties, winter signifies a desire for a blazing fire. Snow sculpture often appears, both natural and man-made, and Hodson Hall has a notable decrease in serving trays. Spring sees the completion of the cycle. Bathing suits come out of storage and the lawn between Reed and Minta Martin becomes a veritable patch-work of color. Beach parties resume, and life continues. i

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NAVY GAME Okay, who lost their ? ... !! contact lens? An unusually large and enthusiastic crowd from Washington College traveled to Annapolis to see the Sho ' men face Navy, the game played for the first time in the Stadium. Whether it was the thrill of the game, the opportunity to sit down to watch it, or just the chance to get away from campus, enough students went that a bus had to be hired in addition to the large number of cars that went. The day was clear but extremely cold; and if the weather affected the team like it did the spectators, one might wonder why they even bothered. But casting physical conditions aside, it was a typical Navy game. Well-trained and in shape, with numerous players available. Navy controlled the game from the start. Washington College can be proud of its four goals and the fact that goalie Dave Johnson, with the help of the rest of the team, kept the Middies to thirteen goals. Maybe next year, huh? 26