Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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Bunting Library when first built. 11

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College surroundings may differ through the years, but our purpose as college stu- dents remains forever unchanging — the search for knowledge, realized in the classroom and in the library, in groups and as individuals . . .

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. . . but always with the faculty as our guides. Faculty and students are the essentials and in- separables. Perhaps this relationship has changed in the course of Washington College history; perhaps the tendency has been toward an even closer and more encompassing associa- tion. Whatever the effects of time in the past, we hope for the realization of this tendency in the future. The omens of today are promising. College is a faculty-student partnership in learning, and in other phases of campus life. The scope of faculty activity is broad . . . . . . combining instruction with the open air in true Greek fashion . . . answering our baffling questions (after a moment ' s thought) . . . . . . reaching into our campus organizations with determined leadership . . . 12