Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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hy did we come here? Why do we stay? For many the picturesque qualities of the campus have been a contributing factor. In these pictures I have tried to capture the beauty of our IVIary Washington College campus, pictures that will forever remind usof ourtimes here and of our many wonderful experiences. DuPont, the residing place for the departments of IVIodem Foreign Languages and Drama. Klein Theatre, where many dance and drama productions are staged each year is also located here. (1) The path from Monroe across the stream to Seacobeck. How many times have we crossed over it, racing from class to avoid lengthy lunchlines, or hurry- ing from Seacobeck so as not to be late for an after- lunch class? (2) Monroe Hall, the first academic building on campus and the home of the academic departments of Geo- graphy, Sociology, Business, History, Political Science, International Affairs, American Studies, Historic Preser- vation, and Economics. (3) Chandler Hall, known as the Training School in the days when Mary Washington was a teachers college, now contains the departments of English, Linguistics and Speech, Psychology, Classics, Philo- sophy and Religion and the campus audio visual center. (4) George Washington Hall, the home of student counseling. President Anderson ' s office, and the biannual class registration; along with Dodd Audito- rium and the many events to which it plays host. (5) ■ r- ■ ■• •• ' J ' y ■ - ' :-m it i - ' - i ■v SS,. Mr Opening Campus — 7

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Opening Campus