Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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The 1966 Pegasus has chosen to show that the years of college are a bridge in one ' s life — from, of course, youth to maturity. If we accept this role of college, we must see that this bridge is not a symmetrically columned, scientifically constructed means merely to get from one place to another. It is a twisting, slippery, treacherous path over strange waters, with unexpected and sometimes unpleasant discoveries around each bend. To throw the diverse interests, searches, struggles, pains and joys of college into the well-known phrase the development of the individual is to ignore the fascination and value of four years. No description of student life in college catalogues can convey the unique life of college known only to the in-group: the students. The truth of our theme — ■ that college is indeed a bridge, but a very unusual type of bridge — will be found in the 1966 Pegasus. We address this book to a select audience, the students, faculty, administration, and friends of Washington College, because only they know the world which we represent by picture and word.

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The imagined construction of our bridge includes a diverse variety of materials as does a year at college. Every year classes theoretically come first. . .And yet the hours spent during our leisure are the most enjoyable to recall. those crazy stunts — just for pictures