Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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LONG JOHNS — Seniors Elizabeth Peabody. Ann Green, and Emily Ross prepare for Apple Day cele- brations in the union suits. FALALALA — Seniors Joanna Kenyon, Peggy Kel- lam, Joanne Reich, Dean Lott, Tiffany Bevan, Mary Blasser, Professor Winter and Lisa Derbes officially begin the Christmas celebration at MBC with the second annual Christmas tree dedication. Peggy Kellam, Amie Adams. Melissa Mitchell. Suz Lochner. Joanne Richards. Louisa Harrell. Marsha Paulson. Libby Miller. Jasmin Reyes. Dawn Shep- ard, Julie Sevor, Joanna Kenyon. Lisa Derby. Mamie demons. Joanne Reich. Joelle Keith, Mallory Cope- land. Kelly Drummond. Dawn Justice. Nancy Ormsby, Laura Harwell, Melanie Manuel. Becky Gibbs. Cindy Bardsdale, Mary Wall Richardson. Laura Dudley, Nicole Messico, Paige Wilhite, Elea- nor McClendon, Sonya Waloff. Margaret Mullen, Elizabeth Hawkins. Melissa Warburton. Connie Pear. Tiffany Bevan. Beth Payne. Mary Blasser. Mary Williams, Jane Faherty, Lisa Albanowski, Den- ise Dorsy, Cea-Cea Musser. Raquel Miole, Mary Hess, Lori Gillian. Sassy Carriger. Ralphetta Acker. Barb Weaks. Ann Holland, Chris Denfeld. 8 opening

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Back in her room, Ashley noticed her roommate busily trying to complete an as- signment before her 12:30 class. Decid- ing against starting a conversation Ash- ley started to do nothing. What does one do when doing nothing? Ashley still didn ' t know and she ' d been doing nothing for 2V2 years. The rest of the afternoon was spent in Dr. Bowen ' s political science class, and watching General Hospital . Around 5:00 her stomach began to growl as Ash- ley realized i t was almost time for dinner. Gathering up a crowd, she made her way back to the Dining Hall. Once their bellies were full, they put their trays up and pre- pared to leave. Riding the banister was one of Ashley ' s most favorite activities at Ivlary Baldwin. What a thrill it is to mount the sleek wood rail and slide down at the speed of light as the wind whips across your face. Recalling a few embarrassing moments riding down the banister in sweats (which go faster than jeans), Ash- ley mounted the railing of Hunt Dining Hall for the last ride of the night. Back in her room, Ashley collected a few items and trotted down to the library. She ' s not too particularly fond of studying there because it ' s so quiet, but she can get a lot of work done. Being acrophobic, Ashley ' s greatest fear is that she will be studying in the Mezza- nine le vel next to the balcony and her desk will flip over and kill the studier be- low. However, this argument doesn ' t hold much weight with parents. SUPPORTING COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, Mar- garet Mullen carves a pumpkin on Halloween. 10 opening