Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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CLASSES We came and became a part of Mary Washington to fiulfiU our dreams or the dreams of our parents. The thought of a completely new life was both frightening and challenging. Yet we renovated our wardrobes, studied the catalogs, and watched the summer slip quickly past. At first we thought that we were alone in our feelings of insecurity, but we soon realized that our happiness, unrest, pleasures, or disappointments were common to all. With that knowledge came the feeling of belonging — of oneness. Supporting clubs, working on benefits, shouting for the Devils or the Goats, we were intricately hound together in a unity of en ironment, of interest, and of purpose. We learned to cherish the new-found independence that had once seemed so frightening. Together we struggled through new acti -ities and new concepts. Sharing experiences different from an ' known previously, we felt changes in ourseh ' es and realized that this change was growth. C24

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ASSOCIATION Excited frcshniLn carciiillv giuiJcd lonr; gowns ulnnf; the brick walks enroute to ttieir first opportunity to meet their prolessors s(x; STUDENT GOXERN ' MENT. L ' ppcr fttcUtrc: Payne. Hcilmann. Colbert, Sherman, Whitcomb, Christian, Kins. Riihr.jth. Z oiver picture: Morgan, McCoy, Powell, Smith, Carter. Fo. , Graham. Harrison. Huston. 23 3

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