Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

PE AG ASUS 1972 WASHINGTON COLLEGE CHESTERTOWN, MD.  :: « :. •sjy 7 _2 Mi ifc ifc ♦ A wk 7: - ; Editor-in-Chief Staff and Photography Carole B. Denton William T. Ennett, Jr. George W. Nickel Alexander W. Casler Geoffrey W. Anderson Gerald D. Wilson Michael L. Gallahue m w mm mmmm : mmmmm- ■ 1 Si DEPARTMENTS AMERICAN STUDIES darryl mckeown deibert barbara eisenberg handleman lynn leonhardt IB janet edith stidman paul david knowles ann garrett lickle charles clifton virts susan elaine hoover tr;C . fi % VW.- . pen. iawson boggs ■ S f S t Judith ann noon Constance jane gratz charlene helen contini I BIOLOGY dr. edear gwynn John ward keenan lauren mary moon CHEMISTRY dr. Joseph mclain DRAMA eugenia thornton thomas william snode carl august hutton harmon jones baker III mr. timothy maloney david loring ripley mark woodruff lobell ECONOMICS john frederick price brooks brewster bergner «%k; -.. m mr. pat degennaro WnM frank charles ogens martha clifton schilpp -• • ' i £ Y Hfrmt : ■ , f r ' ij eric william goedeke martin Joseph rice m m-mstn david bradley pratt mr. penasamy ENGLISH 8 kathryn mary weber susan marie wilson John wesley dirkson REID Hall mr. robert day katherine ann williams nancy mallon bate (III william alexander mitchell ■w robert edwin burkholder dr. norman james mr. robert neill marcia jeanne tressler margaret ellen irw James riley pebbles bell Wit 7 -? ine skilling . f . ■•mftlKi 8kV 3i i. v. 0- ' ' .. «. Jr . a J m ■ -■■arfwr 5 glenn thomas dryden • -r i i • i 1 :: 1 i FN ™an%wen luster ' t: ! % r - kJ i fet -,. wendy barton wolf allison maitland cooksey dr. alfred cordes danea ann talley mr. colin dickson GERMAN dr. erika salloch HISTORY glenn waiter hampton dr. nathan smith louellen murphy HUMANITIES dierdre emre marvel david christian bird gretchen schultz roth karen nicolette lehmann INTERNATIONAL STUDIES MW ann bohlin hillard mary eileen,sP elle MATHEMATICS kenneth alan kiler ftf ?R ' lester aflen cioffi i- ?. « j W V :: 1 ; i Isv k V r A 56 ' emmy lou spamer MUSIC mr. uilliam Johnston mr. garry clarke f PHILOSOPHY dr. peter tapke william thomas ennett mary beryl dryden ■ 1 qJH r da id new ell dr. John miller dr} ypff mcdonnell susan patricia villemain . £W edward james brennan POLITICAL SCIENCE helen margaret perley diane marie sanchez PSYCHOLOGY ...Jia karen denise dembinsky : Christine ann rogney richard kevin wesp I K: I MM ellen kay rohrbacher david matthevvs grittith charles spurgeon Johnson, ,- v« Ik ' . ;-- mi H ■ ii • kathy jane gottlieb dr. dvvight kirkpatrick Hi v v ' phyllis blumberg dr. philip davidson t  ; loretta marie west SOCIOLOGY Jeffrey alien lees }£a«f)ington College SfcJQ ?. Cnestertown, Maryland ' J -■. }) Founded 1782 n  e ffr gmats J t £argen birt „ H „ 12-11-50 .-,e-no. 6869b • •«• UlneSmtqrou (College town, Maryland 196 r - I name P r g nt ( Thrnnas birth dale 1 ? 1 1 Q signature _J 5 L cn. A3 linda weller crane , liaslmuvton (College ff Chestertown, Maryland 1970-1971 Sargent, Thomas J. rth „,.._ 12-11-50 signature . 444 Dining Hall Validation % • 3 a a d • mm WASHINGTON COLLEGE CHESTERTOWN MD. 4 Thomas i 12- 1 1 Si 018 $8 9638 - pamela gates m % ■ HH ■ L ijiSt i to ■ : . I X margaret graves magoun roosevelt Sylvester turner SPANISH margaret gait bradford maria magdalena mardomingo sossa PEOPLE gJPtet .iS A «■« UUUUUI9 mum ; V , ' • . ' ••  ? a? A |j « ' .• IN ■. kSJ PLACES ;. ■ t K Li. Hi a U i 11 1:11 a.1%- 1-- w,, i v. §v y- «J JJU -w ■ now - ,f I ■ 3 .:-«£ K; ir. f PJJyfftipff ii r™™ t ™ M,a % m i r : V ' ■ ; $fc£ .«; B - V v Ur ' ,s ? ■ i. .. ,   ■ - v v t V ' it a ggL_ j THEATRE THE SIGN IN SIDNEY BRUSTEIN ' S WINDOW m :„...S..«5 «««C- , yrfgfe . BEGGARS OPERA • v ,. A SPORTS I ♦ .v ' .ljf jV . - — HlMW-WfrTr h l|M • % I. «T Ut « 4 ■ ■ WD? im WHCF ■r - « 4 ' 1i iTTjnK: am ■ I ' - 1 1 wc OPPONENT 1 loyola 5 7 upsala 1 4 w. md. 3 6 pmc 1 8 gallaudet 2 2 mt. st. mary ' s 2 2 lycoming 3 1 towson 4 dickinson 1 5 wagner 1 7 st. mary ' s 2 Johns hopkins baltimore u 3 1 elizabethtown 6 ' If 9 ' BASKETBALL wc OPPONENT 68 muhlenberg 78 76 moravian 84 72 upsala 87 80 Salisbury 62 75 dickinson 93 59 loyola 75 73 delaware valley 64 87 w. md. 71 66 swarthmore 72 67 haveford 73 56 lebanon valley 103 70 catholic u 93 82 drew 46 83 gallaudet 60 88 franklin marshall 75 74 ursinus 56 64 mt. st. mary ' s 69 79 pmc 97 76 78 Johns hopkins umbc 84 72 ■ ' l« : ,,: ' . - ' !  4l v RACK CREW LACROSSE % PWPl PI V tt ' «A AUiPV - iiul . ' . ' .■ l2 ♦ ' :« TE. -A.- j, W III I hi nidflfrh , twCvi.vv ;- b- Abw i. ■ ■JmM ♦ ' • I w « £ « ■ «b fVCTO. HHK ' 9MSMIiitWV nil b v r p % % V 80 MOT HOC fyrr O 1 ff 1 l ■ j C l w r « ■: Tfc ■n This annual of the year 1971-1972 is dedicated to Mr. Thomas F. McHugh. Coincidentally and very appropriately the recipient of this year ' s Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching, Mr. McHugh has shown his excellence, not only as an educator, but as a human being. One of the prominent campus-wide themes that has been brought sharply into focus this year is that of our spirit of community. Washing- ton College has always been proud of this ' spirit ' which it professes to possess, and has sought to avoid the student-as-nigger caste system that exists in many larger colleges and universities. But the reality of this ' spirit ' has often been questioned and, by many, doubted. An at- mosphere of alienation and polarization has come to overshadow our impression of trust and open communication. But although belief in the existence of our spirit of community has fal- tered, there are many people who have worked to keep commu- nication and credulity alive. Mr. McHugh is an outstanding member of this group.. His attitude that the members of our community, regardless of age or position of power, are all individuals deserving of equal rec- ognition and concern, has given strength to the college as a whole. And his approach to teaching as a developmental experience has given meaningful direction to many students. And so, with respect and affec- tion, we dedicate this book to an outstanding man of our community. fx :