Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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of warm air circumfrenced her body. Con- fused and helpless, she glanced up to see a beaming Diane Kent bounding down the stairs to greet her. The panic melted away, and she then realized that the Sena Center is in fact actually composed of real people. The next hour Diane Kent and Ashley discussed her plans for the future and how to use the Center. The session ended with Diane Kent inviting Ashley back to take advantage of the other op- portunities the Sena Center has to offer. Grinning from ear to ear, Ashley pranced out the door towards her dorm room. Prior panics of life ' s outcomes had been re- solved. Egads! It ' s 10:28 am, class in Pierce Science Building in two minutes! Her feet flew over the pavement like the wings of an eagle. Thank goodness it was all downhill from there. Ashley passed the Dining Hall, leapt down the stairs towards Pierce, flung open the doors, sprinted down the hall, and finally came to a skreaching halt as she entered Dr. No- vack ' s psychology class. LUNCH TIME! 1 1:20 am always represents a moment of relief and satisfaction. Meeting up with some friends, they clambered up the hill to Hunt Dining Hall. A CLUTTERED ROOM, is the sign of a cluttered mind exclaims Amy Norman. A TWIST ON BOBBING FOR APPLES, as this MBC student attempts to reel one in on a string.

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After standing in line for about ten minutes it was Ashley ' s turn to prepare her tray for the coming meal. Tray, knife, fork, and a spoon. Very carefully Ashley arranged each item in a habitual manner. She placed a fudge pudding on her fray, and asked for a fish and cheese sandwich, fries, and lima beans. Next she poured herself a glass of water, and sat with friends. The next half of an hour was spent talking about nothing in particular. Upon exiting the Dining Hall, it is a tradi- tion to check your mail. It ' s almost a sta- tus symbol to receive huge quantities of mail. Of course, generic mail doesn ' t count, only the real letters. However, one package is more revered than a whole slue of letters. In the mailroom, Ashley went directly to her box and peered through the little win- dow. What could this be? A real letter for me? Some where in the distance, she could hear her friends mumbling about their lost venture. Slowly, she entered her combination, and pulled out a white enve- lope with blue writing. Pride swept over her face as she began to sing the letter song, I ' ve got a LETTER! Reading the letter from her boyfriend, Ashley tripped back to her dorm. EVERYTHING ' S COMING UP APPLES! Bonnie Spiers prepares to devour her apple. THE KEYBOARD CRAZE, Mr. Winter shows Tracey Cote the ins and outs of a computer. WE HAVE THE BEST CLUB, Lisa Dressier attempts to talk Sashi Theogaray into joining Amnesty Inter- national.