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SEAL Seal The date on the seal, 1908, represents the year that the General Assembly of Virginia established the University. The torch in the center represents the light of learning and the book represents knowledge. The Latin words “Pro Deo Domo Patria” mean “for God, Home, Country.”

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University of Mary Washington class of 2014 Brochure

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Page 1: Class of 2014 Brochure

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Seal The date on the seal, 1908, represents the year that the General Assembly of Virginia

established the University. The torch in the center represents the light

of learning and the book represents knowledge. The Latin words

“Pro Deo Domo Patria” mean “for God, Home, Country.”

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“for God, Home, Country ”

Pride, honor, and prestige are but a few of the thoughts that come to mind when

reflecting back on time spent at the University of Mary Washington. For decades,

the class ring has come to symbolize the traditions of the University of Mary Washington,

as well as a sense of accomplishment and pride for the individual wearing that ring.

It will become a treasured possession in years to come and serve as a reminder of our

commitment to our values and alma mater. A University of Mary Washington class ring

symbolizes our achievements and common bond as the Class of 2014.

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“for God, Home, Country ”

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Men’s Traditional Ring

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Pricing Custom Options

balfour.comTo order, call 1.800.996.8636

Simulated Gemstones

Garnet Amethyst Aquamarine White Spinel

Emerald Alexandrite Ruby Peridot

Blue Spinel Green Tourmaline Topaz Blue Zircon

Onyx Tangerine Fireblue Rose Zircon (October Alt)

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January February March April

May June July August

September October November December

Men’s CEL BPS 10K 14K 18K Traditional (333PL) $259 $345 $755 $965 $1,460

Goolrick (345L) $259 $310 $590 $740 $1,075

Brompton (Seahawk) $259 $305 $585 $730 $1,050

Hamlet (Legend) $259 $330 $665 $845 $1,300

Women’s Lee (FS 675) N/A $275 $355 $425 $695

Chandler (460MS) N/A $260 $310 $355 $605

Melcher (460MSS N/A $260 $310 $355 $605

Palmieri (Noblesse) N/A $265 $325 $375 $635

Combs (Laurel) N/A $265 $320 $375 $580

Monroe (345CS) N/A $270 $340 $400 $660

Traditional (333XS) $259 $280 $380 $455 $760

Marye (Lady Legend) $259 $270 $345 $405 $695

Payment options for the Class of 2014You can pay with a check or credit card. Accepted credit cards are Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.

Credit card payments can be made in full or the balance can be divided into equal payments in 30 day intervals at no

interest. Ask your Balfour sales representative for details.

Limited Lifetime WarrantyYour University of Mary Washington Ring may be resized at any time free of charge. Rings and/or simulated stones that

are found to be defective in materials or workmanship will be replaced or repaired free of charge by Balfour.

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Limited Lifetime WarrantyThe University of Mary Washington ring is created through special artistry, craftsmanship,

and many hours of diligent effort. Your ring will be among the most personal and meaningful pieces

of jewelry you will ever own. Therefore, Balfour wants to provide you with the most complete

warranty for a lifetime of satisfaction.

Length and conditions of guarantee regarding defects in material and workmanship. The rings are warranted to be free of defect in workmanship and material.

Length and scope of guarantee regarding stones and stone decorations. Any damaged simulated stone will be replaced at no charge regardless of the cause of damage

during the lifetime of the purchaser.

Conditions and associated charges for ring resizing and ring adjustments. The ring will be resized at any time at no charge during the lifetime of the original purchaser.

Conditions and associated charges for replacement of damaged rings. Any damaged ring will be replaced at no charge regardless of cause of damage during the lifetime

of the original purchaser.

Conditions and associated charges for ordering additional rings. Additional rings may be ordered at any time. After graduation, the rings may be ordered at

the prevailing price at time of order. Prevailing price would be determined according to the cost of

gold and stones at the time of ordering.

Conditions and associated charges for changes in academic university designation. A classmate who changes colleges at the University of Mary Washington after a ring is purchased

may return the ring to be remade with proper designation at no charge.

Refund policy for rings returned for students who fail to graduate with the class designated on the ring. A classmate who fails to graduate may return the ring for a full refund.

Responsibility and procedures for resolving disputes regarding the validity of warranty clauses. Disputes as to the validity of the warranty clauses will be resolved by the Ring Committee.

With Balfour’s philosophy that the customer is always right, such arbitration by the Committee

should never be necessary.

Conditions and associated charges for restoring ring finish. Should a classmate not be totally satisfied with his or her original choice of finish, refinishing would

be completed at no additional charge.

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As we are now members of the junior class, we have the opportunity to participate in the University of Mary Washington’s ring tradition. The ring represents our scholastic achievement and the memories we have created here at this wonderful school, which we have had the privilege to call our home.

When reflecting back on our time at the University of Mary Washington, we realize that we have made friends and memories that will last us a lifetime. In the two years that separate Freshmen Orientation and Junior Ring Premier, we have had the opportunity to experience some extraordinary events on campus. Together, as the Class of 2014, we have welcomed President Hurley, the ninth president of our university. We have witnessed the opening of the Anderson Center along with the reopening of the beautifully renovated Monroe, Mason, and Randolph Halls. We have participated in the historic celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Freedom Rides, and celebrated homecoming weekend with a Taking Back Sunday Concert.

However, the simpler moments we have had experienced such as playing frisbee on Ball Circle, going to basketball games on a Saturday night, or enjoying concerts at Market Square. The friends we have made, and the individuals we have met have made all these memories possible.

Now as juniors, we have the opportunity to have a tangible reminder of the very bond we share as a class in the form of a class ring. This ring will always remind us of our time at Mary Washington. Ten, twenty, or fifty years from now, we will look down at that ring and remember the things we did, the places we went, but most importantly, we will remember the people we were with.

Lucky for us, the memories are not over. We still have two more years to create more memories that will be remembered years from now when looking down at our ring.

Sincerely,

Ashley, Whitney & Peyton Junior Class Council Members

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From left to right: Whitney Kiper–Vice President; Peyton Kremer–Treasurer; Ashley Buxton–President; Brendan Prin–Promotions Director

©Balfour 1970–2012, all rights reserved. BID100MW-0012.19924

Class of 2014,Ashley BuxtonPresident

Whitney KiperVice President

Peyton KremerTreasurer

Brendan PrinPromotions Director