Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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The jaiz band christens the stage at the Lit. House by performing at the dedication of the printing f acilities. Dean Hebert demonstrates the first-strike capa- bilities of the lit. House picnic, as Arvie Wrang scrutinizes life on the other side of the camera. Caught with their mouths full of food are Gina Braden, Eric Lorberer, and Bennett Lamond. Onlookers watch the various teams of the Writ- er ' s Union battle it out on the volleyball court. Introduction 11

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The Literary Playpen Last year, the House served as a dorm for a small number of W.C. writers. This year, the newly dedicated O ' Neill Literary House has expanded to become one of the campus ' most popular cultural centers. Home of the Writer ' s Union, the Lit House continues to host poetry readings and guest writers and is now able to ac- commodate a larger variety of activities with the completion of an outdoor stage and a large print- ing facility. The poes and the prose fight it out on the volleyball court of the Lit House lawn. 10 Introduction

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Friends WC. is a small school and be- cause of this it is easy to • make friends that are nev- er really too far away. They can be found in places like the dorms, the classroom buildings, the dining hail, and all the parties. Between classes, after classes, at meals, and especially on the weekends, W.C. students always seem to be doing things together and enjoying them- selves. Two partiers take a break from the KA Beach Bash to enjoy a quieter moment. A typical weekend scene in the C-house not an empty seat! At East Hall, anything goes, so if you can ' t be at the stadium for a game, do the next best thing: watch it outside on television! 12 Introduction