Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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Left, Gene Hessey, Vice President Above, Dale Trusheim, Admissions 11

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY As the Bicentennial Year drew to a close, Washington College looked forward to the beginning of its Third Century under the leadership of its newly elected President Douglass Ca- ter. Since his election in the Spring of 1982, Cater has made an assessment of the particular needs of the Administrative of- fices and initiated structural rearrangements of these offices and their personnel so that the strengths of each could be uti- lized. Cater formall y initiated the two-hundred and first year as well as the first year of his new administration at Fall Con- vocation on September 14, 1982. During the ceromony. Ca- ter announced his plans for the year in his State of Washington College speech. With so many small colleges facing economic difficulties, one of the first prob- lems the new president ad- dressed was the financial future of the College. To accomplish this goal of establishing financial equilibrium in the college bud- get. Cater attempted to modify spending of the endowment and to invigorate the admissions pro- gram. The future of the college was brightened further by the donation of funds for the con- struction of a new building for college use. The donator, Mr. Eugene Casey, allowed students and faculty members to submit suggestions regarding the type of building which would be most appropriate and useful to the college. UUmiMU.i lU I» ' Ul A .. . Douglass Cater, President Libby Cater, First Lady f

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Far Right, Jennifer Ahonen, Assistant to the President Middle, Joe Johnston, Development Below, Tom Shreck, Central Services Above, Robert Lea, Career Development Right, Mickey DiMaggio, Alumni Affairs Above, Robert Fredland, Annual Givings Right, Diane Larrimore, Administrative As- sistant 12