Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Tie received a hearhj welcome from, the upperclass One of those first visits to Frederichshurg. jm C ass Tr)j-0u1s for our Sophomore benefit — Intercellular In my college career I have played many varied parts. First, I was cast in the role of the eager to please and anxious to do , enthusiastic Freshman. I played the part well, and was given the role of Sophomore in the next productive year of my college life. As Sophomore, I experienced an almost completely different character, for Sophomore was a bit more serious minded than Fresh- man which I had played previously. Next, I decided to try-out for the role of Junior, and much to my delight I was selected to play that part, also. Junior was one who looked at life more realistically than either Freshman or So|)li()m( re. As Junior, I made de- cisions as to what I should do with my education, and I studied so that I -El 16 }