Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Jjedlccitlon Miss Margaret Hargrove, Dean of Students, is one of the most respected members of the administration. Devoted both to her work and to the students, she wins the admiration of all who know her. With wise counsel, she guides Mary AVashington girls toward purposeful lives of scholarship, leadership, and fellowship. In deep gratitude for this counsel and in remembrance of her sincerity, ready smile, and quick wit, we dedicate The 1965 Battlefield to Miss Margaret Hargrove K 0

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Dr. Margaret Hargrove Dean of Students

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cr I HIS year marks the Battlefield ' s B Golden Anniversary. With the excep- tion of the war years 1917 and 1918, the book has appeared uninterruptedly since 1913 and each year the staff has endeavored to mirror faithfully the kaleidoscopic whirl of events which is life at Mary Washington College. This year, as in the past, the freshmen have learned to assume the many new responsibilities of dormitory living, independent decision making, and academic freedom. The sophomores have fought with and overcome the traditional second year slump in working towards the success of their class projects. The juniors have shown their initiative and growing maturity by serving as freshman house presidents and counselors and by making memorable one of the year ' s foremost events, the Ring Dance. The seniors have assumed major positions of campus leadership as SGA and Honor Council presidents, com- mittee chairmen, directors of publications, and house presidents, while at the same time beginning to look beyond college to jobs and marriage. From these activities, as always, comes the substance of a successful college year. The 1965 Battlefield hopes to capture in pictures and words the most meaningful experiences of the students. Seen as a whole, these should make a portrait of a memorable year. . ' ' ' ' €