Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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These times are most important for Washington College. We are in that period when the school is going through the pains of growing. As we see Washington College ex- pand to accommodate 750 stu- dents, we realize that this college is not satisfied to stand still. We see new dormitories and a dining hall erected and can envision a theater arts building and a new library — a completely new look to the campus. While we may not entirely approve of what is being done, we can ap- preciate the effort to present a for- ward looking appearance, new and different. We hope that PEGASUS 1964 will be pleasing in its new for- mat also. In this way we hope to make your 1963-64 year at Wash- ington College more meaningful.

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One more year has passed behind us, and as we look back to relive some of those things in which we were involved, let us do it joyously — not only with that sense of ela- tion that one more year of college is past, maybe even the last one, but with a feeling of pleasure for our accomplishments. Yet, we might also look back with a sense of dignity. We have learned. We have made friends, some of whom we might never see again. We have profited and grown from our expe- rience. PEGASUS 1964 attempts to help you enjoy those remembrances of the past. A yearbook, however, is ordinarily one of the dullest kinds of reading. To many it is some- thing to be taken down from the top shelf and dusted off only for college reunions. It is hoped that this year ' s PEGASUS will be more than that.

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