Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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20 Divider — Student Life

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DEVILS GONNA GET THEIR GOATS BUT THEY DIDN ' T! Devils and Goats play like Frogs. Goats mingle and party before the competition. Devil Goat Day i-s a tradition unique to Mary Washington. The Goats were out in stronfi: forces. Competitions such as Tug-o-War, Relay Races, Egg Toss, Obstacle Course and The Scavenger Hunt were favored by participants and well wishers. When the rivalry was over and the Goats had walked away with the honor of winner, all listened to the musicof Jeff and Mickey and sipped on a little of the golden beverage. Devils discuss strategy. a WASH ' 1984 agj Friday, Aprif 6 I -4pm. ' VesfmorcfonJ Creen Goafs- classes of ' 84 ' 86 - ' creen Devils: classes of ' 85 ' 87 ' ' ' red BOSTON SEOl C TOKYO IZJ DECATU ? ' 4« Seou HONOLULU f,5f| 34 M 54 K,n. The original marker exhibited at the Smithso- nian. Lori White and Lisa Taylor are two DANGERous ladies. s Mash Weekend was filled with memo- u ries of the original Mash 4077, complete with the tent and a landing of an Army helicopter in Ball Circle. The kegger offered discounts to those who came dressed as their favorite Mash charac- ter. The Pub held a look-alike contest, so if you were around that weekend and saw Hawkeye, B.J., Margaret, or Charles walking around campus, you were not seeing things. Yes, but how far is it to Charlottesville? Winners of the Mash Look-alike Contest. Spring — Opening 19

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It is unique! That is the only descrip- tion that can be made of MWC ' s social life. Many complain about Dead-Fred and the lack of activity but let ' s look at what we do have. We are forty to fifty minutes from D.C. (Georgetown, the city of Washington) and Richmond (Shockoe Slip, the Fan, Downtown Richmond). The Pool Room is always entertaining whether you are there for the music, friends, or the beer — then there are the times that you end up the entertainment. Jefferson, Framar, Hamlet, Madison Parties, just to name a few resident hall parties, the keggers. Ball Circle, Jefferson Square, the C Shop, and Goolrick Hall gave us a break from academic. Other than entertain- ment, the daily occurances add so much to our life. Dorms are all impor- tant to our social self. Inside the Ivy tries to capture the time and feeling of the true student life at Mary Washing- ton College 1985. As the social life changes, the ivy that graces our cam- pus remains green and flourishing. It has seen and participated in many years of student life and this year is no different. So browze through the pages of this section and hopefully the faces and events will continue to be vivid re- minders of life as we saw it in the Fall 1984 and Spring 1985. Student Life — Divider 21