Washington College - Pegasus Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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As our daily schedules get more hec- tic as the semester goes on, we simply think of the buildings we pass by and enter each day as merely places to have classes, labs and other sundry meetings, forgetting about the fact that Washington College has some very beautiful scenery to offer. Unfor- tunately, most of the time we hardly give the immediate world around us so much as a second glance. Although photographs do not capture the entire feeling of this natural beauty, they re- mind us that sometimes stop and look at the beautiful campus. 12 Introduction

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One adjustment that we all must make — walking to class early in the morning. I ' ll clean up when I have time. As the day ends, Bill Smith Hall becomes less important for students, who are often glad to be able to view it from a distance. Fall also marks a return to dorm life after a summer of relative luxury at home. Residents must get used to shar- ing living areas with others. The mov- ing-in stage causes a temporary disor- ganization of rooms, especially for those who tried to bring more than will fit into the room. However, these adjustments do oc- cur with time and by the time the tress lose their leaves, we have all again got- ten used to life at WC. Soon after we return to classes, the leaves change color and the weather turns cooler. After a long summer of relative relaxation, students must end their vacation habits and study. Many students, having enjoyed a carefree, sporting summer, participate in athletics to keep that spirit going. Field Hockey, soccer crew, and fall la- crosse are among the favorites. The ln- termural sports, both those organized by the school and less formal events, such as the Sig volleyball and the Theta softball tournaments. Introduction II

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Introduction 13