Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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OCKTOBER FEST A WILLARD FIRST On October 3, Willard Hall held its first annual Roctober Fest. Despite the inclement weather, the bash was a huge success. People were crowded in- side and out as two bands. Not Even and the New Keys, rock and rolled late into the evening. A good time was indeed had by all. As the weather cleared, people made their way outside for some good food and drink. RIGHT: What is in those cups guvs ?:?? FAR RIGHT: Many crowded onto the porch to es- cape llic crowd inside. 26 - Student Life

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A CHANCE FOR MOM AND DAD TO SEE MWC — fi I Kim Cavedo and her parents talk with a friend ' s faiiiih. Westmoreland puts out the welcome mat. Scott Brockwell and Jim Bart- lett enjoy their picnic lunch sitting on the new flower beds. BELOW LEFT: On the way to find a place to eat, a student I stops to talk to a friend and her family. Students show their hidden talents at the Family Weekend Talent Show. Student Life - 25

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A future Mary Washington stu- dent enjoys the fun w ith his par- ents. Don ' t forget to register! The registration table for fall Home- coming. RADITIQN Fall Homecoming This year marked the beginning of a new tradi- tion. Fall Homecoming. October 10, 1987 brought recent graduates back to Mary Washington to enjoy a day of fun and suprises. As tours of the campus were conducted, the alumni saw many changes had occured at MWC since they graduated. The most noticeable being Campus Walk and the Campus ABOVE LEFT: Many alumni toured the campus, seeing many changes, in their old campus. A bluegrass band plays as alumni enjoy a country picnic. Center. They enjoyed a country picnic at lunch ac- companied by a bluegrass band. Then the alumni cheered the men ' s soccer team on as thev beat the Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets. The day ended with a Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Student Association and Class Council. Student Life - 27