Washington and Jefferson College - Pandora Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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SS ES Rrsv. GEORGE P. HAYS, D. D., LL. D. President of XVashington and Jefferson College, 1870-1881 ,P mn'

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Gnonmz Srmrlfmi Cl,,unaNc1-: STEXVAIIT Gnonoe A. S1e1'AF1f1zR .............................. ,...... P resident CL,x1mNcla E. STEWART ..................... ............................... S ccrelary History of the Class of 1933 In tl1e fall ol' 1929 the great class of '33 entered Washington and .lelTerson College. Not to be outdone by any feats or traditions set down by preceding classes we contributed our quota to the game-the Survival ol' the Fittest -played by the faculty and students under the supervision ot' the former during the months ol' February and June After the first sock inspection We showed tl1c Sophomorcs how to put them on right. With the aid of the Sophomores and with their President as our captive, we held a real banquet in the rooms above the State Theater. Once again time approached for the beginning of another college year, and, donning that studious air, gained in our previous year at the institution, we returned to add even greater honors to those already garnered. With the coming ol Spring we heavcd a sigh of relief, real izing we had gained the halfway mark Our Junior year found us not only retaining our athletic supremacy hut also invading other fields with marked success. We claimed a majority ot' the one-point-tive lads, thus proving our claim that we Wert the best balanced class. Now we are S0011 to Clld our happy college daysg may We go out into the World with firmness in tl1e right and a detC1'lUil1fltiOl1 to work for the good of Washington and Jefferson. We have received much from her in the past, and in the future We hope to be remembered for the little we have been able to do for our Alma Matel CLARENCE E. STEWART, Secretary. t21l