Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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m % • ; n ? .•P ' y ' vl? ■ They serenaded the campus from Brompton to W ilLird. »• The first appUcation is always the hardest. Rm ;s on their fingers, wedding bells on their minds.

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e ni o r s This was the tomorrow they had been waiting for, the last and most exciting year, the year of final achieve- ment and completion. This realization was driven home time and time again by check sheets, diploma fees and fittings for the all-important caps and gowns. The time was too short to crowd mto it all the things that should be said and done, yet they still found time to gather around the balconies and sing, to watch their fourth and final bene- fit transmit magically the true feeling of the class for their school. Spring came swiftly and thoughts of the goodbyes, of the new things that would start upon receiving a de- gree flooded their minds. They had found friendship and security in a world they had grown to love. They looked at each other and appreciated the strong bond of afi ection that had kept them together until the moment of achieve- ment arrived and their tomorrow was suddenly their today. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Dr. Castle, Sponsor; Bennett, President; Hamilton, Hhtoriaii; Reynolds. Secretary: Watson. P., Treasurer; Wat- son, J., Vice-President; Powell. Student Goiernment Rcpresentatiic. From Hilda ' Ladies to Paradise Tossed. '

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Margaret Dunlap Atkinson Norfolk, ' irginia Psychology Jane Oliver Abbot Lynchburg, ' irginia Latin Betty Ruth Anderson Man, West Virginia Sociology CLASS OF Virginia Lee Arrington Alexandria, Virginia Political Science Pauline Aiken Bagby Richmond, Virginia Psychology Martha Virginia Bailes Strasburg, N ' irginia English Martha Consuelo Bass Munden, Virginia History {22