Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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. . . To Iiiin we give our deepest love and admiration for guiding us with his wisdom, ever tempered with the under- standing of human feehngs. Respecting the worth of each individual, he has taught us the true meaning of humil- ity. . . . To her we attribute the intangible traits of finest womanhood. Her gracious- ness and friendliness, her genuine int- erest and participation, her intellectual and spiritual awareness make her our constant example. . . . To them we look for inspiration ... as to parents, unifying our family with shared ideals ... as to leaders, striving to make this a better world . . . as to friends, radiating warmth and con- cern for each of us. . . . To Dr. and Mrs. Grellet Collins Simpson we proudly and fondly dedicate this, our 1958 Battlefield.

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Omfikfie VV ITH an air of anticipation, we took our places for the dynamic drama which is Mary Washington College. Even before the curtain of excitement lifted we received the first symbol of our college years, we began our roles as students. Our tasks were to become familiar with the setting, to get acquainted with the other members of the cast, and to receive advice from the old hands. Gradually we settled into our roles and took up our parts in the drama. The first strains of the overture were heard as we began to seek our Hatful of Living.