Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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THE CLASS OF ' 59 As we stood in the hack of George Washington Auditorium for the last time, adjusting our tassels and our old smiles, we looked around the building which has played such a large part in our lives at M. W. C. It would be hard to forget the nervous excitement of the Freshman Orientation assemblies — Freshmen! Was it possible that four years could pass so quickly? Even then, our class had been different — we were the old and the new, the product of Old-Tradition and the parent of New-Tradition. We saw the last of the heated jam sessions and the first of the class benefits given in G. W. W ' e kept the traditional school ring and watched a new class ring take its place. We lived under the old rules and regulations and helped pass the new ones. We attended his inauguration and took the new chancellor to our hearts. We started a class scrapbook and won the last Song Contest. Our dorm was given the award for the most outstanding Christmas decora- tions. We were in the Time for a Change and opened the Green Door at opportunity ' s knock. The musical cue, for which we had waited four short-long years, sounded; and we started slowly down the aisle. Yet the triumph of the m oment was mingled OFFICERS. Silling: Mrs. Black, Spn„sor. C. Swatfiii, President, K. Weber, Treasurer. Standing: A. Milne, S. G. A. Representative; A. Rodabaugh, Vice President; M. Graves, Secretary.