Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Vb» Out ' TRADITIONS . . v The Pictures: (this page) above: Current students helped Devils and Goats of past years to reunite at the festivities of Homecoming 1985. above right: Framar resident Donna Metzger models one of Halloweens ' 85 ' s award winning costumes. below: The wheelbarrow race competition on Westmoreland Green was one of many activities of 1985 ' s Devil-Goat Day. below right: Commencement 1985. (opposite page) top left: Madisonians Steve Shipe and Doug Foley advertise their dorms most profitable name t-shirts. below: A model showing the placement of the two new buildings to be constructed on campus in the near future. WW £ ■%. % :-r-- -iij liaJIfe J m% opening Traditions

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AND CHANGES l HC ffl ary Washington is a school rich in tradi- tions. Whether it be the relatively new so- cial gathering known as Halloweens, or the generation spanning annual Devil- Goat Day, we will think back on our days at Ihe Wash and remember all the traditions in which we took part and that made our collegiate experience one of a kind. Mary Washington also has a history of changes. This year is no exception. The controversy over the name change is a constant topic of conversation, as is the adoption of the Master Plan and the proposed con- struction which accompanies it. And let ' s not forget the new key system — no more keying in at the police station! Traditions . . . and Changes. Our year at Mary Washington, and part of the answer to What ' s in a Name? h if iS ml ' ITie ' ' jim- • ' .r ' BbSL PlTTia ilMTTTgin ill B m Tifll yfTvMHf ■( msti5- :.-m ' Sr, X J HL ' LSSifyinr ■ • 1 Opening Traditions — 15