Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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! T i»i i »JL3 til m» mm I WASHINGTON COOEGI Early Starts, Late Nights The few. The proud. The rowers. Yes, getting up at 5:30 each morning and working oneself mercilessly only appeals to a select few brave Washington College students. Nevertheless, to those who brave awful weather and half-asleep crewmates ev- ery day, it is a very fulfilling exper- ience. The thrill of giving it that final push at the end of a hard race to make an incredible comeback gives a feeling of accomplishment that, according to those who row, belongs with the most rewarding experiences of one ' s college Enjoying the sights of the early morning, the novice wom- en ' s crew gets ready for a practice. Enjoying a chance of scenery, upperclassmen take a break for a picture during a visit to the Charles River in Massachu- setts. Doing his Rick Dempsy imitation, Brian Parson relaxes dur- ing the Theta Softball tournament. Jeff Cessna, practicing for his big league debut

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The effects of overstudying on the average student. A group in Reid Hall offers their toast to the WC student body. Enjoying a change from their usual schedules, students en- joy the music at the Bach ' s Lunch. If the Beach Boys ever make a video. Wl ' s stu- dents are ready to appear. Joe McAleer at the Theta Softball tournament. Or is he trying out for the Orioles? Introduction 7

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I can ' t see well this early — Is that a camera? This needs no explanation. H illv .:• ■ :■■■ B vJ- Wis •