Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

f EGASUS 1985 WAsmnezon coccegz uomcDB ax a3HTSNti SPIRIT OF PROGRESSION The 1985 Pegasus Staff dedicates this yearbook to the Spirit of Progression which, through the efforts of administration, faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends of the college, has started a new cycle in the life of Washington College. Last year, Washington College students took the initiative to demand changes, protesting the dangerous cross-walk on 213. The city agreed to provide flashing yellow lights, and this year students walk safely to class. Spanish House, which has seen many changes through the years, has found new occupants yet again. The Business Man- agement Department has set up head- quarters ng. Sell Tioxxse Bell House, once a reknowned Ches- tertown boarding house, Is now the Creative Writing Center at Wash- ington College. In 1985, due to the renovation of other dorms, eight student writers lived there: eventu- ally, those rooms will be used as qui- et workrooms for upperclass writing students. Bell House serves as a lit- erary meeting place, a place for po- etry readings, art exhibits, lectures, and luncheons, much in the same spirit of comraderie which sur- rounded Bell Haven. Robert Day, whose Oval Office is centrally locat- ed here, hopes that Bell House will serve a dual purpose: to provide a retreat and gathering place for stu- dent writers as well as encouraging campus-wide participation in the enjoyment of art. Ill III Bil ■■■ ■■I is. ■a :- , ia5wx_ P ' fe- ■ ' $ : ' - ' ' ■■- : i£ ' ? . 4 5k The renovation of Somerset Dormitory marked the most noticeable beginning of Douglass Ca- ter ' s plans to bring Washington College up-to- date. At the same time, however, it shows an unwillingness on Cater ' s part to destroy tradi- tion. Whereas some college presidents might ' ve opted for the wrecking ball, Cater ' s plan reflects his attitude of preserving 1782. The renovation, costing somewhere near 1.4 mil- lion dollars, was partially funded by a grant from Benef icial-Hodson Trust, and will be re-named Cul- len Dormitory, after Thomas Cullen, a former member of Beneficial-Hodson ' s board of direc- tors. Although the project caused housing short- ages on campus, the new building is a source of pride for everyone. £elia Hanson Pavilion Dedication ceremonies for the new Leiia Hynson Pavilion at the Washington Col- lege Boating Park took place on April 20th. The $115,000 facility, constructed with funds given Hynson by the Beneficial- Hodson Trust, is the first step in the reju- venation of the College ' s boathouse prop- erty. Now, instead of crossing the finish line at the foot of High Street, the crew teams will finish in front of the Pavilion. Among those participating in the dedica- tion were (inset) Beneficial-Hodson Trust Chairman Finn Caspersen, Mrs. Hynson, Board Chairman Louis L. Goldstein, Presi- dent Cater, and Trustee Christian Have- meyer. 1 - Casey Swim Center The pool, a gift to the college from Eugene B. Casey, was open to students on a limited basis late last fall and was open for community membership in mid- January. Now open full- time, the Casey Swim Center adds a new dimension to on- campus recreation. HHf ' j l m Bi ' - ' ' 1 fepH Bfl « H Me g ?y .ayj H!i 1 vxm THE FUTURE . . . The new academic resources center, neccesitating the closing of Gibson Avenue, is among the many new projects scheduled for Washington College. The spirit of progression exemplified in the year 1985, will continue far into the future, adding a dimension of timeli- ness to a college rich in tradition. rciBSOH m 10 FALL f4aw Faces, Old Friends .- ■ Settling In M varS Fall Convocation Featured at Fall Convocation-, William Warner, Dr. Phillip J. Wingate. Robert O. Anderson, Richard W. Boiling, Mayor Schaefer, and David Matthews. 1 -ii -I B m ' H Er i B tLa pEHj Hr V HHfl ' ■; mp ih ' f- M 1 ' 1 Becoming SeasonGd Voileyball The Shorewomen Volleyball Squad, led by coach Penny Fall, has had a disappointing sea- son, winning only three match- es out of twenty-five. The young, inexperienced team won against Chesapeake Com- munity College twice, and, in early October the netters stopped Marymount College 15-2 and 15-6. These kids are learning the game of power volleyball and they are holding up pretty well. This team may be a diamond in the rough if they stick with it. — Coach Penny Fall X) The Washington College Music Department gave many recitals throughout the year, starting as early as the first week of Septem- ber. Max Apple, the first of the Sophie Kerr sponsored series, Writers and their Editors, came to campus with the senior editor of Random House, Ted Solotaroff. The purpose of the series was to provide insights into the relationships that develop in such a situation, allowing that it is both a highly subjective and highly objective field. Max, the author of The Oranging of America, read from his work on October 17th, delighting the audience with a style full of wit. HallowQQn 22 Cross Country Jonathan Adams paced the Shoreman runners throughout the cross country season, and pulled across the finish line first for Washington College in every meet. The best group of harriers in several years, the Shoreman finished the season with a 4-11 re- cord — not impressive at first glance, but they were competitive with other teams, said Coach Don Chatellier. We were never blown away by anyone, he said, And we finished the season strong and healthy. The individual themselves did well. Thanksgiving 24 WINTER 25 26 27 28 i ' i ' -l - n2$ A A Freshman Reading. Ed Conrad, Janet Harvey, Neil Rifkind, Chris Parmelee, and Sean Ireton. BROADSIDE EDITORS don ' t slow down, even for a blizzard. Editor In Chief Eric Lorberer ' s goal was to have a Broadside out every week, and they came very close to accom- plishing their goal. From left to right, the editors are; Mike Rudin, Janet Harvey, Eric Lorberer, Neil Rifkind, and Jeremiah Foster. VtV- f u. J ii Walter Abish and Peter Glassgold were the second in the series Writ- ers and their Editors. They gave talks on December 2, 3, and 4. The writers and editors to follow, Gjer- trude Schnackenberg and Pat Stra- chan, Charles Wright and Jonathan Galassi, came to Washington Col- lege during the Spring semester. 39 Patience -T555 I 5. 1 ' ij-Jr ' A I l- ! J ! Christmas 1 Basketball Coach Tom Finnegan ' s basketball team made us all proud with their 16-8 season, overall, and their 9-1 Middle Atlantic Conference season. Among the titles the Shoremen brought home this season were the Western Maryland Tip-Off Tourney, the eighth annual Wild Goose Classic Tournament, and a playoff position in MAC. The Shoremen faced tough teams, but they played hard and with the kind of finesse characteristic of the team. Bob Fornoff topped the 1,000 point mark this season. 32 CheerlGaders Preparing For The Show It takes many long hours to make ready for performance, a time in which every detail must be con- sidered- lighting, props, cos- tumes, the set. The show that the audience eventually sees is a re- flection of all that went into it. Preparations usually begin a month in advance. 34 Black Hearts Ball x . j Birthday Ball It ' s tradition. Every year, tension mounts as the days before the Birthday Ball wind down. It ' s the event of the year as alumni, students, and faculty get out their cos- tume ball best and make their way to the Gym. Of course, there are the other touches that make it special — a quiet dinner with friends, flowers for the lady. 36 37 The Bakkhai Sorority Rush 39 40 SPRING Lacrosse The Shoremen put in a fantastic effort this season, ranking number one in the coaches ' poll, seeded first for the NCAA Division III playoffs, and ending the regular season with eleven wins and only two losses. No one can pretend that the loss to Hobart at Kibler Field on Commencement weekend wasn ' t disappoint- ing, but the Shoremen ' s fans still have the thrill of the win over Hobart that brought our team to the cham- pionships. Ai -k A % Q % % 3V is V3 - m .iS S! 42 43 Marge Betley, a senior from Wilmington Delaware, was named the eighth student to receive a Fulbright-Hays scholarship. Marge, a double-major (German, Drama), earned honors in both majors and had the distinction of being on the dean ' s list for each of her four years at Washington College. Her plans, sponsored by the Fulbright scholarship, include a stay at Bochum University studying the develop- ment of the dramaturg ' s role in German Theatre. 44 Tennis , Men ' s Tennis at Washington College made history in 1985. They set a new record for most wins in a sin- gle season (17) and fin- ished third in the South Atlantic region of the NCAA. They won their first Con- ference title this year, and each team mem- ber was ranked high nationally. The Women ' s Tennis team finished the sea- son with an 8-4 re- cord, winning big over Trinity College, to whom they had fallen by one match point last year. 45 Craw Both the men ' s and women ' s crew teams kept fan enthusiasm high this year by refusing to be intimidated by tough competitors. At the Kerr Cup Regatta on the Schuylkill River, one of the biggest events of scholastic rowing. Coach Chatellier saw his crew improve its 1983 time on the 2,000-meter course by 18 seconds. 46 Senior Convocation Features Art Buchwald 47 Truth can be humorous I have great respect for Ronald Reagan, I worship the very quicksand he walks on. And then there was the one about Reagan ' s claim that trees cause more pollution than automobiles. I saw a sign on a tree that said, ' Chop me down before I kill again. ' Looking back on the 1984 Presidential election, Buch- waid said that Mondale didn ' t win because every time you saw him interviewed by a reporter, you wanted to vote for the reporter. He wondered aloud why one particular campaign, fa- cetiously promoting the Secretary of Defense, never got off of the ground. Its slogan was Weinberger for President — Let ' s Get it Over With 48 52 (QMAIDOATKDM Y W. HOT 53 , ■ .u- y r ' ' I I 54 55 11 m |R K n M hH «n J 5 « 1 R, I 1 9 J ' ' r 1 n Hii ■ H A 1 w wKk H Jif ' I ' r p ..J 1 Jxl W 7 1 ' Im i hi JjKs 1 fr M. , ■  ► ■B|SPB N ■ %; .: H Blit { H K H ■« H| , s Sociology (TOP) Stephen Cades (LEFT) Margaret Horsely (RIGHT) Patricia Home (LEFT) Bonnie Christine Garr (MIDDLE) Elizabeth Deaconson (RIGHT) Amy Lee D ' Ablemont, Sociology Dept. Award (BOTTOM) Stephanie Anne Crockett, Honors 58 Political Science (LEFT) John Taylor (TOP) Tari Renner (BOTTOM) Daniel Premo 59 (LEFT) Lisa Kosow (RIGHT) Daniel Webster Coon, Jr. (BOTTOM) Cheryl Dianne Clagett (T, L) Kristin Lee Sichelstiel (T, R) James Stephen McAuliffe (B, L) Robert William Gaddis, Jr. (B, R) Kimberley Ann Herrmann International Studies (TOP) Tai Sung An (as well as Chairman of Political Science) (BOTTOM) Sarah Lawrence Reins (TOP) Shannon Leigh Stewart (RIGHT) Janice Carlyn Dave (BOTTOM) Thami El Glaoui II American Studies (TOP) Richard DeProspo (BOTTOM) Robert Fallaw (as well as Prof, of History) (TOP) Mary Josephine Perticone (RIGHT) Amy Joann Seifert Magna Cum Laude, Honors (BOTTOM) Patrice Ann Miller History (TOP) Nathan Smith (MIDDLE) Charles Halstead (BOTTOM) Guy Goodfellow Laura Kathleen Jenkins 67 S?r V-- : (TOP) Christopher Field Buchheister (LEFT) Patrick J. LaMoure (RIGHT) Patricia Lyvette King, Colonial Dames Award Business Management Michael Malone 69 (TOP) Lisa Ann Mendelson (LEFT) Carle Norton Conway (RIGHT) Diana Kim Lipford, Summa Cum Laude 70 (TOP. LEFT) Elizabeth Jaeger (TOP, RIGHT) Stephen Charles Woods (BOTTOM) Scott Michael Behm Economics (TOP, LEFT) William David Naughton. Jr. (TOP, RIGHT) Jonathan R.E. Adams (BOTTOM, LEFT) Carolyn Elizabeth Ellis, Honors (BOTTOM, RIGHT) Henry Lawrence Gulp, Jr., Magna Cum Laude, Wall Street Journal Award Psychology Marcia Pelchat 1 (LEFT) Michael Goldstein (RIGHT) James Siemen (BOTTOM) George Spilich f (TOP) Virginia Merryman Conner. Clark-Porter Medal (LEFT) Denise Hernandez (RIGHT) Anne Selina Friedman, Honors 76 Music (TOP) Garry Clark, Rick Davis (Drama Dept.). Kathleen Mills (BOTTOM) Amzie Parcell 77 (TOP) Arthur Raymond Smith (BOTTOM) Anne Marie Plummer Libby Cater, Professors Janson LaPalme and Tes- sem look on as William Knight receives art award. Robert Janson LaPalme v4 r sii ij- ■ id J Jm ii P In 1 r . Mt-9k«JH L iH ' vs HE «IS iiiji X k y (n,.to. Wi- jT ll, -.!,tTMlll1 i 1 m 79 (TOP) William David Knight, Lynette Nielsen Art Award (RIGHT) Laura Wood (BOTTOM) Jill Ann DelConte 1 Drama (TOP) Timothy Maloney (RIGHT) Richard Davis (TOP) Margaret Theresa Betley, Honors, Stewart Drama Award, Eugene B. Casey Medal (LEFT) Ulfras Baskin (RIGHT) Phyllis Virginia Proctor 82 English ■■■ h P HE x., s mmr f :i ... ]S f • y B . i. • mf K li 11 , rl B ? . (TOP) Nancy latum (LEFT) Barbara Mowat, Dean of the College (BOTTOM, LEFT) Richard DeProspo (RIGHT) Robert Day (TOP) Sandy Hiortdahl, Sophie Kerr Prize, Honors, Writers ' Union Award (LEFT) Marianna Cecelia Noll, Cum Laude (RIGHT) William Allinson Thomas 84 (LEFT) Michele Louise Breza (RIGHT) Jenna Anne Maher (BOTTOM) Laura Teresa Mooney, Magna Cum Laude, Honors 85 (TOP) Susan Karen Kelly (RIGHT) Laura Ann Pierson, Cum Laude, Doris T. Bell ' 50 Award, Honors (BOTTOM) Polly Turpin Goode, Senior Woman ' s Athletic Award 86 Philosophy (LEFT) Peter Tapke (RIGHT) Robert Andersen (MIDDLE) J. David Newell (BOTTOM) John Miller 87 (TOP) Jane Louise H. Mawson, Honors (RIGHT) Robert Mark Fornoff, Honors, The Fox Med- al, Eldridge Eliason Award NATURAL SCIENCE 89 Biology Donald Munson (LEFT) Jonathan Andrew Mcknight (RIGHT) Blair Allen Jones (BOTTOM) Martha Marguerite Windsor (TOP) Amy Elizabeth Farmer, Jane H. Goodfellow Memorial Award (LEFT) Bryon Ashley Bodt (RIGHT) Ellen Ann Davis 92 Chemistry 93 (TOP) Nimrod Natan, Gold Pentagon Award (LEFT) Jeffrey Woodrow Johnson (RIGHT) Monica Ann Perera Jarmer (BOTTOM) Jack Norman Stout, Jr. 94 mummtSmmiimmammmitm FORMAL STUDIES Modem Languages (TOP, LEFT) Christine Pabon (TOP, RIGHT) Andre Yon (BOTTOM, LEFT) Thomas Pabon (BOTTOM, MIDDLE) George Shivers (BOTTOM, RIGHT) Colin Dickson (LEFT) Erika Salloch (RIGHT) Joachim Scholz Margaret Therese Betley, Honors, German Embassy Book Award, Fulbright Scholarship Math and Computer Science i ' i ,%• ?% ,,. - ■ 4 jfilHR iS SwP n|Hw _ 1 WfS n 1 P-r A n 1 (TOP) Eugene Hamilton, (BOTTOM) Richard Brown ■ i j p ■ K mK, ' 5 1 k jm 3k |H ■1 fe K. 1 ij gtmmk Jlf m ■ m E _ K 1 HH ■ ' ' ' SaBP ' H i 1 1 (TOP) Albert Briggs. (BOTTOM) Zarln (TOP) Robert Mark Fornoff, Honors. Henry Catlin ' 94 Medal (BOTTOM) Michele Janine Lacher Departments — Without Majors Sean O ' Connor Education Id John Baxter Physics Administration i. (TOP) President Douglass Cater, Gold Pentagon Award (LEFT) Dean Edward Maxcy, Dean Maureen Mclnture (with Martin Kabat) (RIGHT) Warren Ivie, Bus. Office (BOTTOM) Nancy Toy, Bonnie VanSant, Business Office The following seniors wished not to have a sen- ior portrait in the 1985 Pegasus: Paul Amirata Gregory Baker John Baker Allison Barth Pia Bonaparte Scott Brewster Timothy Brooks Daniel Brumsted Bonnie Bryan Monica Buehl Edward Chessman Jocelyn Clark Diana Coleman Melissa Combes Michael Cranston Kelly Cupka Terri DeLancey Francis DiMondi Gwendolyn Dirks Irvin Ebaugh Mark Faloni Kevin Giblin Duncan Gilkey Valentin Graf Von Korff Elizabeth Guastavino Eleanor Horine Mary Hussman Sharon Jaqua George Jones Carolyn Karayan LeRoy Keller Rachel Kenny Margaret Kimble Denise Lipman Arthur Littman Cecily Lyie Heather Lyons Kathleen MacPhee Heather McAlpine John McDanolds Deirdre Mclntyre Kelly McKenney Daniel McNeese David Milne Stephanie Morrison Elizabeth Muntzing Lino Padron Lee Peterson Mary Pohlman Teresa Porter Carole Pursell Michael Reilly Gabrielle Rolfes Laura Salladin Christopher Santa Maria Jeremy Smith Donald Sparks Thomas Tansi Deborah Thebaud Douglas Thoma Robert Tutela John Warrington Stephen Woods Andre-Phillipe Yon 102 Professor not pictured: Lauren Bedell, Business Management C. Daniel Saunders, Business Management Terrence Scout. Business Management Gary Thomas, Business Management Raymond Turner, Business Management Arthur Wright, Business Management Larry Bell, Chemistry Rosette Roat, Chemistry Michael Bailey, Economics Davy McCall, Economics Ermon Foster, Education Jon Levitow, English Richard Gillin, English Robert Wright, English Martin Kabat, Humanities Anne Morrison, Mathematics Ann Mathews, Music Elizabeth Parcell, Music Juan Lin, Physics Khin Aung, Physics Wijiiam Kirk, Psychology Almon Barrel!, Sociology Senior directory Jonathan Adams Dinner Key Marina, 5-20, Miami FL. 33133 Daniel Brumsted 10521 Catterskill Ct., Columbia, MD. 21044 Paul Amirata 67 Laurel Ave., Roseland, NJ. 07068 Bonnie Bryan 1646 Angus Ct., Crofton, MD. 2III4 Gregory Baker 1532 Farlow Ave., Crofton, MD. 2III4 Christopher Buchheister 202 Wardour Dr., Annap., MD. 21401 John Baker 912 Old Oak Rd., Bait., MD. 21212 Monica Buehl RD. I, Pottstown, PA. 19464 Allison Barth 1144 Morningside PI., Sarasota, FL. 33577 Deborah Burcham 703 Market St., Havre de Grace, MD. 21078 Ulfras Baskin Rt. 4, Box 125, Chestertown, MD. 21620 Charles Chaney 247 W. Gorgas La., Phila., PA. 19119 Scott Behm 5716 Oakshire Rd., Bait., MD. 21209 Edward Chessman 280 Windsor Ave., Brightwaters, NY. 11718 Marge Betley 716 S. Dupont St., Wilmington, DE. 19805 Cheryl Clagett 6909 Muncaster Mill Rd., Derwood, MD. 20855 Bryon Bodt 2917 Churchville Rd., Churchville, MD. 21028 Jocyin Clark RD I, Box 159A, Oxford, MD. 21654 Pia Bonaparte 7 Mark La., Essex, CT. 06426 Diana Coleman Rt. 20, Box 144, Chestertown, MD. 21620 Scott Brewster 23 Eakins Rd., Manhasset, NY. 11030 Melissa Combes 31 Brook Hill La., Huntingtown, NY. 11743 Michele Breza 122 Washington Ave., Elkton, MD. 21921 Mark Cumpton 12228 Fawnhaven Ct., Ellicot City, MD. 21043 Timothy Brooks 1515 W. Joppa Rd., Towson, MD. 21204 Virginia Conner P.O. Box 369, Oxford, MD. 21654 103 Carle Conway 4 Wagner St., Annap.. MD. 21401 Gwendolyn Dirks 636 Benfield Rd., Severna Park, MD. 31146 Daniel Coon 4516 Hornbeam Dr., Rockville, MD. 20853 Irvin Ebaugh 1309 Providence Rd., Towson, MD. 21204 Michael Cranston 810 Drowhomer P.. Bait., MD. 21210 Stephanie Crockett 641 West State Rd., Westgrove, PA. 19390 Thami El Glaoui 44 Ave De France, Agdal, Rabat, Morocco BP 706 Carolyn Ellis Hantwerker Dr., Delmar, DE. 19940 Frederic Cross S. Bedford Rd., Box 299, Mount Krisco, NY. 10549 Mark Faloni 5574 Cedonia Ave., Bait., MD. 21206 Henry Culp I6I0I Sycamore La., Rockville, MD. 20853 Amy Farmer 1400 Beetree Ct., Bel Air, MD. 21014 Kelly Cupka 10 Tyne Ct., Kendall Pk., NJ. 08824 Robert Fornoff 5004 Anntana Ave., Bait., MD. 21206 Amy D ' Ablemont 575 Westwood Dr., Dover, DE. 19901 Anne Friedman 26 Broadstreet, Kinderhook, NY. 12106 Janice Daub 412 Eveshan Ave., Bait., MD. 21212 Robert Gaddis 352 Winter Quarters Dr., Pocomoke, MD. 21851 Ellen Davis P.O.B. 472, Chestertown, MD. 21620 Bonnie Garr 3814 Powell Rd., Brookhaven, PA. 19015 Elizabeth Deaconson 339 S. Catalina, 117, Pasadena, CA. 91106 Terri Delancey Box 332 Ratledge Rd.. Townson, DE. 19734 Jill Delconte 10 Evelyn Dr., Williamstown, NJ. 08094 Francis DiMondi RD I, Box 254C, Dover, DE. 19901 Eric Geringswald RR 246, Carrioz, Jayuda, PR 00623 James Gernert Box 134, Wye Mills, MD. 21679 Kevin Giblin 7 Orton Ave., Binghampton, NY. 13905 Duncan Gilkey 5200 Klingle St., Wash., D.C. 20016 104 Polly Goode I Hudson Drive, Troy, NY. 12180 William Goodrich Box 3, Blackstone Rd., Rehoboth Bch. DE. 19971 Theresa Grafton 326 Dartmouth St., Boston, MA. 02116 Laura Jenkins 415 Hucknall Ct., Severna Pk., MD. 21146 Theodore Jenkins 3 Salt Box Lane, Darien, CT. 06820 Jeffrey Johnson RD I, Box 447, Lincoln, DE. 19960 Valentin Graf Von Korff 18 Eluthera Dr., Ocean Ridge, PL. 33444 Elizabeth Guastivino Rt. I, Box 209, Rock Hall, MD. 21661 Denise Hernandez 800 Mt. Prospect Ave., Newark, NJ. 07104 Kimberley Herrmann 14010 Old Hanover Rd., Reisterstown, MD. 21136 Cynda Hill 609 Bayshore Dr., 34, Ocean City, MD. 21842 Sandy Hiortdahl Rt. I, Box 270, Worton, MD. 21678 Blair Jones 524 N. Central Ave., Laurel, DE. 19956 George Jones 228 Darrington Ct., Newport News, VA. 23601 Carolyn Karayan I Lawrence Ave., New Maiden, Surrey, England KT3-5XL Lincoln Karnoff 243 Mountrose Rd., Pennington, NJ. 08534 LeRoy Keller 7912 St. Clair Lane, Bait., MD. 21222 Susan Kelly 2188 Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown, PA. 18103 Eleanor Horine 1414 Locust Ave., Ruxton, MD. 21204 Rachel Kenny 2229 Clove Terr., Bait., MD. 21209 Mary Hussman Rosylyn, Brinkiow, MD. 20862 Elizabeth Jaeger 8516 Oglethorpe St., New Carrollton, MD. 20784 Sharon Jaqua 375 River Rd., Elkton, MD. 21921 Margaret Kimble Rt. I, Box 53, Centreville, MD. 21617 Patricia King 4624 Dowell La.. Suitland, MD. 20746 Richard Kircher 1822 Vista La., Timonium, MD. 21093 Monica Jarmer 500 Glen Heights Ave., Glen Burnie, MD. William Knight Rt. I, Box 506, Avondale, PA. I93II 105 John Koehler 2113 Harbor Dr., Annapolis, MD. 21401 Lisa Kosow 6 Millcrest Ct., Derwood, MD. 20855 Michele Lacher 232 Garnett Rd., Joppa, MD. 21085 Jane Mawson 211 E. Buttonwood St., Wenonah, NJ. 08090 Mark Mayhew 9513 Woodland Dr., Silver Spring, MD. 20910 Heather McAlpine 5117 Wehawken Rd., Bethesda, MD. 20816 Patrick LaMoure 5601 Chris-mar Ave., Clinton, MD. 20735 David Lewis Rt. I, Box IIA, Royal Oak, MD. 21661 Diana Lipford 8601 Bay Rd., Riviera Beach, MD. 21122 Denise Lipman 237 Upper Mt. Ave., Upper Mount Clair, NJ. 07043 Arthur Littman I Mendl Terr., Mont Clair, NJ 07042 Cecily Lyie Conquest Farm, Centreville, MD. 21617 Heather Lyons 8 Pinnacle Mt. Rd., Simsbury, CT. 06070 Kathleen MacPhee 425 S. Bancroft Pky., Wilmington. DE. 19805 Anne Magrath 200 Springfield Ave., Summit, NJ. 07901 - Jenna Maher 630 Strath Haven Ave., Swarthmore, PA. 19081 Ann Mawhinney 27 Sergeant St., Princeton, NJ. 08540 James McAuliffe 12416 Copenhaver Terr., Potomac, MD. 20854 John McDanolds RD I Box I5A, Kennedyville, MD. 21645 Deirdre Mclntyre 301 N. Queen St., Chestertown, MD. 21620 Kelly McKenney 1713 Saint Mihiel Ave.. Wilmington, DE. 19804 Jonathan McKnight 31 Hamilton Rd., Morristown, NJ. 07960 Daniel McNeese P.O. Box 521, Lexington, VA. 24450 Lisa Mendelson 530 Wynlyn Rd., Wynnwood, PA. 19096 Patrice Miller 230 Ash Rd.. Atco, NJ. 08004 David Milne 815 Pennstone Rd., Bryn Mawr, PA. 19010 Laura Mooney 1721 Mark Lane. Rockville. MD. 20852 Daniel Moore 340 Greendale Rd.. York. PA. 17403 106 Stephanie Morrison 43 Murray Hill Cr., Bait., MD. 21212 Elizabeth Muntzing 10805 Pleasant Hill Dr., Potomac, MD. 20854 Thein Naing 207 Pine St., Chestertown, MD. 21620 Nimrod Natan P.O. Box 1662, Salisbury, MD. 21801 William Naughton 7107 Oxford Rd., Bait., MD. 21212 Marianna Noll 33 Redwood Dr., Hagerstown, MD. 21740 Leno Padron 8th St., G-6, Tintillo Gardens, Guaynavo, PR 00657 Mary Perticone 912 Dartmouth Rd., Bait., MD. 21212 Lee Peterson Rt. 4, Box 268G, Chestertown, MD. 21620 Laura Pierson 511 Lake Dr., West Smyrna, DE. 19977 Anne Plumer 7 Gary Ln., Exeter, NH. 03833 Mary Pohlman 552 Hampton Ln., Towson, MD. 21204 Teresa Porter 3826 Justin Rd., Monkton, MD. 2IIII Phyllis Proctor Rt. 1, Box 270, Worton, MD. 21678 Carole Pursell 255 E. Lauer Ln., Camp Hill, PA. I70II Michael Reilly 52 Bucyrus Ave., Carmel, NY. 10517 Sarah Reines 115 Lafayette Ave., Annapolis, MD. 21401 Gabrielle Rolfes P.O. Box 216, Riderwood, MD. 21139 Laura Salladin 11824 Falls Rd., Cockeysville, MD. 21030 Christopher Santa Maria Rock Hall Rd., Rock Hall, MD. 21661 Amy Seifert 3913 Meetinghouse Rd., Perry Hall, Md. 21128 Kristin Sichelstiel 428 Severnside Dr., Severna Park, MD. 21146 Arthur Smith 420 N. Van Dorn St., Apt. 903, Alexandria, VA. 22304 Jeremy Smith 230 Kent Circle, Chestertown, MD. 21620 Donald Sparks 109 S. Princeton Ave., Wenonah, NJ. 08090 Shannon Stewart 930 Coach Way, Annapolis, MD. 21401 Jack Stout 11214 Old Carriage Rd., Glenarm, MD. 21057 Thomas Tansi 45 Sunset Hill Rd., Simsbury, CN. 06070 107 William Thomas 8 W. Edinburgh Rd., Ocean City, NJ. 08226 Robert Tutela 14 Reinman Dr., East Hanover, NJ. 07936 John Warrington 936 Stony Ln., Gladwyne, PA. 19035 Martha Windsor Rt. 2 Box 77, Parsonburg, MD. 21849 Laura Wood RD 5, Box 689, Easton, MD. 2160! Stephen Woods 9903 LaDuke Dr., Kensington, MD. 20895 Andre Phillipe Yon 307 Washington Ave., Chestertown, MD. 21620 Jeffrey Yost 804 Weatherby Rd., Bait., MD. 21204 108 ADVERTISEMENTS 109 SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS WISHES CLASS OF 1985 AND to the BEST WISHES % I A FROM PRESIDENT MRS. CLASS OF DOUGLASS CATER Environmental Testing Lab 1993 Moreland Parkway Annapolis, MD. 21401 301-268-5650 1985 WISHES DANNY BRUMSTED BEST OF LUCK ON HIS GRADUATION CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS MARGE BETLEY TO SANDY FROM ALL THE FAMILY HIORTDAHL We are very proud of you! MOM DAD We are proud of you, WE LOVE YOU and Patrice A. Miller We ' re Proud Of Ynijl Congratulations Geek Walsh Amy Mom, Dad, and Brentley WE ' RE PROUD of you, PHYLLIS! — Mom Dad Love, Mom, Dad, T.M. We are proud of you. — your family 110 CONGRATULATIONS To: Mary Beth Pohlman Patrick J. LaMoure Ellen Davis Scott Behm Theresa Grafton Carole J. Pursell Bryon A. Bodt Elizabeth F. Deaconson ' 85 Skip Ebaugh Jeff Johnson Michele Lacher Ultras Thomas P. Tansi Laura Pierson Jocelyn Anne Clark Caria Lynn Putman Laura E. Salladrin Denise Hernandez Teresa Ellen Porter Blair A. Jones Stephen C. Woods M. Lydia Kimble Bob Fornoff Anne S. Friedman From: George and Joan Pohlman Thomas and Sally LaMoure Mom, Dad, Amy Dad and Sel Dad Mr. Mrs. W.S. Pursell Mom, Dad, Karie James N. Deaconson ' 42 Lauren Donald, Pat, Mark Johnson Mom Dad Mr. Mrs. Bergenholtz Mom Dad Lloyd Marrianne Pierson Mr. Mrs. Henry W. Clark, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Wilson Dad, With Love Mami Richard Donna Porter Mr. Mrs. William B. Jones James L. Janice W. Woods Frank Margaret Kimble Mom Dad Mother Dad PATRONS Charles Joan Lipford Pastor and Mrs. John Yost, Jr. Ferdinand Graf Von Korff James Linda DeLancey June M. Behm The Faloni Family Mr. Mrs. C.R. Clagett Elizabeth W. Noll Mary C. Perticone 111 The Imperial Hotel would like to congratulate seniors on your outstanding ac- complishments. We wish you the best of luck in all of your fu- ture endeavors. Remember us on your future visits to your alma mater. BRAMBLES would like to thank you, the students, for your generous support over the years. We wish the very best of luck in all of your future endeav- ors. Courtesy of Brambles Historic Downtown CInestertown Phone 778-6090 Traditional Outfitters from Head to Toe CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1985 AT WASHINGTON COLLEGE WILLIAM H. NORRIS REAL ESTATE, INC. 521 N. Washington Ave. P.O. Box 253 Chestertown, Md. 301-778-6901 The Beauty Lounge Mid Town Mall Chestertown, Md. 21620 exclusively featuring Suntana Sunbed call for an appointment today: 778-2635 112 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1985 AND OUR THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE! From the management and staft of Leggett Kent Plaza, Chestertown 778-4500 Chestertown Pharmacy Professional Pharmacists 329 High Street Chestertown, Md. Phone: 778-2575 AMBROSIA GOURMET SHOP STEVE AND MARGARET SANDEBECK 107 Cross St. 778-6055 A Shear Design 504 Washington Ave. Chestertown, Md. 21620 Tuesday — Satur- day convenient parking Janie Thompson (301) 778-0898 Smiley ' s sub video RT. -213 544 CHESTERTOWN 778-1180 AMITY BAKERY COFFEE SHOP Kent Plaza Chestertown 778-2228 ANTHONY ' S FLOWERS AND LAND SCAPING Thomas L. Herr Elizabeth R. Herr The Finishing Touch select gifts fine framing artists ' materials P.O. BOX 402 311 HIGH ST. 778-5292 White Swan Tavern Bed and Breakfast Lodging Afternoon Tea 231 High St. Chestertown 778-2300 Stam Drug Co. 215 High St. Chestertown, Md. 778-3030 PAUL ' S SHOE STORE P.O. BOX 654 227 HIGH ST. CHESTERTOWN (301) 778-2860 Mict ele ■■Mike Sipala Flowers by Libby Washington Ave. Chestertown 778-1220 SPARKLE ' S CAR WASH Washington Ave. (Behind the Mobil Station) Compliments of Bryant Wilson SLY HORSE gifts, classic clothing 108 Cross St. Downtown Chestertown 778-2226 COMPLIMENTS OF MAYOR AND MRS. ELMER HORSELY Ye Olde Towne Barber and Stylists A P parkinglot Chestertown 778-4771 Mon-Sat Coley. Charlie. Laura 113 PEGASUS STAFF Phyllis V. Proctor, Editor Steven Bergenholtz, Assistant Editor Sandy Hiortdahl, Layout Editor Edward DeWaters III, Business Manager Meredith Davies, Advisor WOULD LIKE TO THANK. Jim Fragamenti Robert Day Richard Gillin Jonathan Adams Nimi Natan Douglas Martin William Fassett Public Relations FOR THEIR HELP IN COMPILING ' 85 PEGASUS 114