College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1916 volume:

- ' !«tr dj0 Gnlontal tlp laifi Volume Fourteen Published by the Students of The College of William and Mary Williamsburg, Virginia rrrttugii Vrru luuubliT, iui tlu rMtmtal iitaft uf thr (CiUinual trim. lai| at the frrt nf nur br- llnt Alma iHatrr thia aimual. thr mntirat iTsiUt nf mnnths nf vatirnt iitrtutuii tn shmn intrsrlur ' i utnrtlnj uf thr trust lai upuu us. IFur aui| tlauui tluit man hr appannU tu thr rrtttral ryr auit miu mr arrrpt full uuruubtt- tuual hlamr. uruiuu tu nur lirfrusr uulif thr aturrrttii uf uur purpusr. iLiut if iu thrsr paiura uur huuult uu, utrll-mrauiuu rffurta haur ;iatutrit ami trur pirturruf thr ;uiUi tlu luirruutii uf rampufi Itfr that mait arrur tu rail tu miu . tu thr alTi tu rumr. thr farrs uf luuu-iiryartrii friruiiii aui thr mrmurii uf huuni that urum fiuftrr au iuurrtrr utith thr pasiiiuii i rara. utr haur uut lahurr rutirrlij iu uaiu. DEDIGTfTIOn iBfitirattnu 0 0 a sdtnlar, brna -m t an rnlturr : a lunitlrmau, r tlu xnh arrnmpUsbr : au an arttat. ablr mxh lalrutp . do Sirbarii fHriCrnii (Erautfnr . 1. .. M. A. (Ibta uuluinr is affrrttmiatplg iir iratpb. RiciiAKii M ' l-i:iiii ( ' i:a I i)i:i . 1!.S.. M.A. IC COLONIAL ECHO Traiimerei S|il( ' ii(liir 111 ' (l,i ii ninii ilii ' iiMniiiiiiiiisiilc. Imv (if yiiuili. wdiHii ' i- (il (lic;iiiis luilricil. .■i]ilinc (if liivc :iil rill nn ' iiu mi llir hills.— riie }il;ul siiii llashi ' s mi a iliniisand rills.— ' K 11]i, ( ) lll.V Slllll ! Iturilt ' ii lit ' tiiiii ' . Iiiiidcii III ' ili-raiiis liflicil. Burden of dusk uiimi the iimuntaiusidf. The wild crane veers into ihe settiiiji sun. Kacinji the shadows, and Ihe day is diine, — Peace, peace, ( in.v i iml I - NfAKTIN FlClNSTElN. COLONIAL 1—9 — I ECHO — © •arrr In thr mrmiirii nf Prnfraanr nf iflatbrumtira. W )o bfpartfb tt)ts life obtmbfr 17tti, 1915. fflournrb Ijp faciiltp anb stubcnts as a lopal anb trustfb frirnb in prosprntp or abbfrsitp; lionoreb bv all for ftis long pearS of faitljful Serbtte to ttje collcBt. % £a20L0NI L ECHO ' i v ' -- ' l_ ' _- ' I I AA.l_ IZ.V I I 0 e2L Interior of Dixixg Hall i5 ;: Z4 a gi COLOMIAL ECHO 1 — 9 I Nli;ii|nU 111- (iVMNASM l i4 % X COLONIAL ECHOv, mf t I — Q — I — e Colonial Iv ' lio Skill CLUB EDITOR ' .jT .!!: J COLONIAL ECHO l Colonial Echo Slali i COLONIAL ECMO Colonial ImIk) Stall k COLONIAL 1—9 — I ECMO Faciill) .l(Mi 1,. Hai.l. I ' li.K. Lvi). (i.Tvi.Eu...M.A..LI,.n. Nan F. AKUinr. A..M...M.1 ). l caii (if the Faculty I ' l-esidenI of ( ullejic I ' rufessdr of ( ' lu ' iiiistrv I ' rofessor of English Professor of Aiiiericaii I.Miimiase and l.ileraniro History and INililirs Thomas J. Sti ' Khs. A.M.. rh.D. rrotessor of Mathenialirs JoHX C. Calhoun, CV. M.A.. Litt.D.. LLI). I ' rofessor of Modern Languages •Ia.mks S. Wilson. .M.. .. iMi.n. I ' rofessor of Histoiy and Associate I ' rofessor of Knglisii 4 COLONIAL ECHO Faculty Ifc Wksi.f.v I ' . Ci ai;k, M.A.. T ' lMifcssdr of Lilt ill anil (ii-wk ii;ui!(;K (). Fkkiusiin. M.A. I ' liircssiir (pf l ' liil(isip]ili iUi(i l ' s (li(ili);; 1 1 EN in K. I!i:. NKrr. A.i;. I ' liiffssur of I ' liiliisii]iliy iiiiil I ' ](hi( ' :il inn .)(iii. W. IJiiciiii:, I!. A. I ' l ' olVssop of IJilliojiV W ' li.i.i.v.M II. I i;i:i;i.i;. U.S. I ' rofessiir uf I ' lnsiis liiiii i;ii .M. ( kawi ciiiii. I!.S.. .M.A. ' rnlcssiir (pf I )i-a iiii; and Manila! Ail. .v ..% £ COLONIAL K 1—9 — I EC H 0 1 Faculh 1). W. I)it. ri:it, .M.l .. ( dllciic riiysiiiiui iiiid Aril lei ic Dircctiii- Hi:i;.MA L. Bridges. A. 15. Ilcuisirar mikI Sm-ictary In llu ' Faciiltv I.. (iodUWiN. U.S.. .M.lt. in riiiil(p v INSTRrCTOKS W. . W ' lxsBRO, A.B. Insiiuctdi- in Firncli W. ( ' . Fi:i;i;rs ). . Candidate for !!.S. lnstiMui ir in i!i(da ; - i:. W. ViMii,.- . Candidate foi- B.8. lustftictoi- iu Pliv.sics ' ,o = - ' ' 1—9—1—6 m f. COLONI L ECHO ' Faciilt Assis ' i ' .wrs • inllN TyI.EH, U.S. ( lI.MII.KS II. S I1 KI ' Ml IEi , A. si. i|;iiil in .M;i11k ' iii;iI i s .M.. . . ssisl;llil in ( ' liclllisliv W. T. AVoiins.i.v. Camlidate Cor . .r.. Nijilit LilnMiiaii Board of Visitors III I ' .Kirr .M. II(i;iii:.- . Ksciuirc Ild.x. .I.VMKs X. Sn i;i;s CiKORciK I ' . ()i.E. i. . , lv i(|iiirc IIiiN. -1. I . Iv iil.ESTON . . (KS(p. I . is, ICsi|iiirc J.V.MES lilllIEl!! ' .IciIUlAN. I SIIIlirc I |(i . .Iiisi:i II .M. I IriiT llllN. W ' lll.lAM .M. Ij.I.IS W. ( ' . I., ' { am.m-ekko, Ks(|uirf IIO.V. MaM.V II. I ' .AKXES 11(.. . I. I . Ka.ne Xdl-fnik. W ' ciikI Cnifs liiiads, W ' illiainslniru. IiicliiiiiiiKl. Itirliiiiiinil. Siiiillilichj. Illai-Usliiiic. Sli;i sxillc. ilaiii|iliiii. I ' rnviilciicc l- ' oriic Calc Cilv. - ' .•rv v ..% SL COLONIAL ECHOxl £ ' A I — Q — I — e The Cradle of the Kei ' iulic %rt «i::- . 4 ' COLOMIAL ECMO I — Q — I — e Senior (llass Morru : ' r iiii liicn mi ricii. I ' l.DWi:!! : l- ' (iri;cl iiic iml. N() ' ri : •■ ' I ' lic ( ' l.-isN uf l!l|(i is llic l:iru(s( anil iikjsI rcpii ' si ' iilal i c class jrT-ailnalcd troin this iiisl il ui ion in iiiv iciiiciiiln-aiii-c. — () v. or riii-: FArii rv. (U ' i i(i:i;s KoHERT M. Nkwton (iKoisoE li. Zkh.mek CllAKI.KS A. MuNCASTKU 11. Wll.SON Thoutk Fkkdeuuk 1 . (i. Uii ' .iu.i: Ja.mk.s W. Stephens Vii-LiA. i V. Fek ;is()n Chari.es a. Si ' oi ' T TvlCIIAiai 15. (iAYI.E I ' rcsidcnt i(( ' rrcsidcnl Sci Tciary ' I ' rcasurci- llistuiian I ' oct Valctlicloiinn ( ' lia])laiii Cinnlithitis f ' -r n. A. I i iic .Vi mislead ' . Corddii. -ii-. Ua.v K. . ddiiijiloii Udlicil !.. Ciiiiilis Vflllllll I.. (ill.V Villiaiii .M. Criiiislev William D. Harris Xailiaiiii-I H. .leiininjis Charles A. Scott .lames ' . Stephens 11. Wilson Tliori)e Arthur I ' . Tucker Harvey I ' . Williams Wilbeit T. W ' oo lsoii Frederick 1 . C Kihlile Kichaid I ' .. :a le CtimHihih X ji.i U.S. Difircc. (ieorjic T. ' aldwfll William • ' . I ' lTiinson F-;d in 11. .lames Hugli 11. -lones ( Iiarles . . .Mi n aster .lohn -M. TressoM Itillle W. Woods (ieorjic r . Zclimer Koliert -M. Newton William . .ion Candidate i r J .. I. Drf ree William AV. Winshro ' Deceased :i: - -- - COLONIAL ECHO William Winsiiku, FiDiiI liiiyiil. ' ;l A.H. DejjTi-ee, ' 14; ( ' (ildiiinl IvIki Si:iI). ' Ki; Inslriictm- in l ' ' icn(li. ' Ki. Killy is wlijit we r:ill nur limcly liillc M.A. Mpiilicaiil, ami cuil nt ' sliccr |)ily { ' have let liiiii allciiii all cuii- Senior ( lass Meetings, whei-e he Ueejis l)i i|iei-ly i|nief and sedale, as is hefillini; a siiiterior who has aii-eady borne oil ' an A. 15. dejiree. I ' .ill iM ' iiig consumed hy the thiisl foi- knowledjic and a keen memory of ihe many naps liiat may he snalciied al conej-c. Itilly strayed haek to us last Seiilemher and aunoiuiced that one A.M. degree was in danger. The Faculty i-esigued themselves to the prosiK ' ct of Iieiiig curled and in an iMlorl to tame ■■| .ill. ' s ferocity, they lured iiim into teaciiing Freiicli I. to tile awed -nucs. ' ■I ' .illy lias succeeded in this IleT-culean task of cramming knowledge into tlicir inresiMinsive skulls, nor has he slacked a nn)nient in his iiursuit of . ' s. lie ' s a hard chap to stoji when he goes after anything, and a liai-der chap to keep from liking and admiiing: lioiu ' sl. st might foi-wai-d. and sincere, lie goes straii;lit to xour heart. V ili Ij COLOMIAL ECI-IO l UaV lIlllS AllIH.NtiTO.X, Hidf-eville. Iiid. Siiiiiia riii Epsildu: Biiseball Team. l!ili ' - i:l. l!)i:!- 14. lf)14- ' 15; Study Hail I ' riictor. 1!)13- 14. 1!)14 15: Assif taiit Baseball Coach. I ' Mo ' V,: Pnn(i].al or Ma-;iiidei- Sclinol. 1!)1. - 1(!. lU ' fore us we have a real ■•ray-ray ci)lley,e maul Kay is a jiuru Yaukee. a.s we know theui, having strayed down here from the farm in Indiana, and he lanie so near annexing a degree in three yeai-s, that he was able to make his eoUege work only a side issue this year, and to instruct the young and ignorant of Magruder. He conies in lo us nearly every day on his wheel in order to siialch away those last few credits tliaT mean so much to him. Hut when spring comes and the baseball ]irns]ii ' cls begin to file out on Cary Field, we aie sjoing to miss liiiii down at tirst base, and liis snarl that makes an erring umpire quake in his shoes and feel to see if his gun is in position. Ray has been one of the most valued players on the team for three years and he showed liis versatility by playing a new position every year. Kay has the (jualities that go a long way toward making a success in life, and one of these days he will come bobbing u]i into the jmblic eye in a way to rellect honor upon his Alma Mater. COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — I — 6 (iKiiitdi; ' I ii(m;. ii 11.1. ( ' .vi.uwKi.i., ( ' iillciild hc|iii|. ' ; , K;i|iii:i Sij;iii;i : riidciii.x : iicriiiiiii ( ' liili: .Maiiajivr Fimiliall Team, ' 1. ' 1((: ( oliiiiial I ' .clici SialV. I. . ' Id; Inter l- ' ralcrniiv ( ' (Hirciviii-f. iri- ' ICi; l ' rcsi ii ' iil Tennis Cliili: Aililctic (nnmil. ' iri ' lii. The siM-t ' iU ' face llial siaics mil at yim ridiii lliis ]iaj;i ' is knuwn as ' I ' dc. •m liic caniims. This slim vniin man has a (piifT wa.v nf iiciini; iml anil jicttiii}; what lie wants withciul the least tduTiiij; (if liufiis of dtiicf disjilay. The licttcf vim Icain to {•enow I ' cte the mine it strikes in that he is a man t(i he railed ii|i(in when Iheic is wuiU to lie dune and the lalmi-eis are lew. If .Mill have e er seen i ' ele when lie wasn ' t as neat as the |ii(i eiliial pin, jumI as calin as the |iiiivei liial Stnie, in have seen a si ;hl tlial has I wn ]ieiniitt((l lew ul ' its. A li iii with llie ladies, when Ilie Imnicif seizes him, i-csjei-ti ' d ami admired liv his IcIldWs. and jiraised li the I ' acnity is ■•I ' ele. It was iindef ••I ' ete ' s aide ;;ili(hini-e that the rmithall team wandeied il|i to lielaware last fall and the Imys sa.v he Healed them like so many kiiii:s. II the editor wasii ' l so |i« ' ( visit, we would like to lamlde on and emimeiale I ' ele ' s it tiles al length. Init we can. at least, advise all our feadeis Ihat they will lo well to kee|i all eye ii|ioii this yoiin i;entlemaii afli ' r the (amiiiis ates have ell sell lull ilid him. i jt ; M k COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — I — 6 ItoBERT Lincoln Combs, Jouesville, V:i. Sigma I ' lii l- psilon : Presideut Souiliwest Cliili: I ' .ig Chief. Braffertmi In- dians; Bas( ' l)all Team, ■lo- 14. ' 14- ' lij; I)el)ating Team. Hi; Literary Magazine Staff, IC; Student Council, 15, ■llen tlie greaf Mai ' duk, in a tit of efticiency, undertook to clear ' tlie world t)f cliao.s and disorder, he inadvertently overlooked the subject of our sketch who was created out of the material left, mixed with the radium of sincerity. His whole liearing. from his tolerant forbearance of the dues to his debonair way of i eggiug them to second, illu.strates this. Since he has been with us. as the tly of ignorance in the ointment of college, he has achieved quite a few things worthy of enumeration. Athlete, student and literary cuss, his modesty has increased with his ability. He is a healthy example of the kind of fellow who puts his best into everytiiing. How many of us have forgotten that wonderful batting streak Jawn had one s])ring when he was wearing the windpad for the nine? It is wliisi)ered amund the campus that Jack ' s heart is true to a little Lee County girl, but Jack hasn ' t let us un to that secret. ' jOfc fjci-, COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — I — 6 iffiSK W ' li.i.iA.M ( i:oss Fi:ia;isuN, Leesbwrj;, ' i . Kapjia Sijfiua; Si ;iiin r[ siluii: Spottswuod : ( ' liairinaii Siinlcni ( uiiiicil : Varsity FiMtiltall Team, ll ' !:!: .Maiiajier Fudthall Team. ' 14: IMitur-in-riiief Flat llat, lo ' lO; Colouial Eilio Statt ' , Ki; ( liaiiiollor Scholarship, in- ' U, ' 14- ' 15; President of Phoenix. ' 14- ' 15; Debate Manager. lo- ' lC; Chairman IiiterFrateniity ( i inference. l- ' Mfi; Instiiictui- in Micijofjy. l. ' ld: Seniur Class Poet. Little Ferfi — smallness lieinj; only in statne. Otherwise. Ferg. the many- sided, the intelligent. His keen intellect and cdmnion sense have served to ](iisli iiiin into every deparlniciii f the great academic woi-kshop. and his good jndgiuent has stuud him in g 1 stead ti|M)n many nccasimis. His valtu ' to his fellows is manifested inosi eloiinently liy the list of his hoiiors. and they also serve to show how he will he missed Iroiii the camims. In his gradnation. William and .Maty gives to the world a man that is sine to do as mnch good there, as he has done inside of the college gates. In a linal word, one of the most real college men mi the cain|iiis, he has been active in every de|iarl- ment of college life as a worker :inil leader. .-M .% k COLONIAL ECHO Ku ' HAKIi I!l!(l V I.KY (lAYLE, rdi-TsiiKiulh. N ' a. Kaiipii Alpha: German Chili: Maiiajicr P.asketl all Team, lo; Member «(f Footliall Team, ' U- ' U. •14- ' ir.. • -,--U ; Membei- of Basketball Team, ' WU, ' 14- ' lo, ' 1.5- 16; Atliletie Council: Monogram Club. Dick — a real athlete, a sleady siuileni. and an ardent adniirei- of The ladies. He descended upon us trnm Portsmouth and judging from the length of his limlis, we feel sure that his early occn]iation was crabbing. He made his debut at Villiam and .Mary by winning fame in athletic circles, and for three successive years he has been a regular on the football and basketball teams, where his work has steadily grown better. And we must admit that Dick is a student of jparis, for he is one of the few who can wrest away a degree in three years without being a hermit or grind. Likewise, we beg you to remember that IHck dearly loves the ladies, ' ' and he trips through every dance like a second Castle. Have y(ni ever attended a football game: seen Dick go smashing into the line for a good gain, and not heard the dear little damsels clipcr and call him an angel? Hut listen. Dick, to the frank opinion nf your fellows, yoii are every inch a man and a credit to our class. An revoir. success is awaiting von. • ; , .jt.. COLONIAL ECHOJ| Ai:m isiKAK ( . (Jdliini.v. .Ii;.. Staunton. ' a. I ' i K;i[)[ a Alpha; IMiilonialluMii : I ' lii Itcia Kappa Scliularsliip l ' .ii: ' . 14, 1!n4 I. ); ' rciinis Manager, ' Hi; I ' .lark Hand. ii, it is nut a loinadn. nuv even an cartlninakc — it is only nnc (ioi-dan going down the step.s! And tiiat eh ' clric iiinii? Oiil no, tiiat is orilv his yell, yontli must lie served and, then, he has such a powei-ful sot of lungs. ' (■s. you ai ' e face to face with the youngster from Staunton, who for a wonder ki ' pl still long enotigh to ha i ' his |ii(iure snapped. Wing, as his friends call him, came to us three years ago from Staunton .Military Academy, which he described to tis a sort of second heaven. ll look us years to get him oil ' that sulijecl. and conciMilrale his allenlion up the damsels of our city. He has a wonderful fund of information on a variety of sulpjecls. and an uncanny ability to do anylhinj; he sets out to accoin|ilisli. ' ou can ' t helji likiiiu iiim as the town uiils say aflei- lie has deparled with three of their handkerihiers and a ]icickel full of iheir ••dad ' s cigars. COLONIAL I — Q — I ECHOv — e WlI.I.IA.M M0R(. ' AN (tRIMSLEV, ViiiiD.vkc, Nil. Tci (iiir lielcivi ' d classinati ' li i was calk ' d siiddciilv I ' niiii (nir iiiidNl into ilif iiivsiciy (if the Otlier World, layiuft ' down liis lilV in the vei-y flower if his nianhiKid, and when tlie pri7. ' tor which lir had so bravely striven was almost in his jirasit. t ' . the classmates and friends, will cherish iiis memory fore cr in onr liearts. and we feel tliat the pride of our final achievement will he saddened hy the tiioiiglit of the familiar face (iiat is jjone from the cam])iis. r] -ri jht and honest, chaste and god-fearinu. was William Ciimsley, and tile hitterness of our hiss is ahated hy the retlection tjiat he. out of many, was best prepared to pass into the (ireat Beyond, and to answer to his name at the Jndgment Seat. COLONIAL ECHO INirlsiiKiiil li, ' .i. Si iiiia U] sil(ui : I ' liilnirinl liciii : .Ma i:i .in( ' Siall : Soiiliciiiicirc Ilisicnian ; Cdldiiial EcIkp Slair. Ki. All who gaze at this resciiililaiirc arc sure to lie iMiincsscd hy ihc lialo of iiilcllincncc eiiiinatinj; from it. Ami so il is wilh N ' criioii Ciiy. knowii to his Iriciuls as I ' liss (tuv. He is one ul ' llic iimsi intellectual men amoiii: oiii- iiinnliri-: ami lie an ,uo lliron h a (ieiiiiaii le.M raster than a i;irl can skim ihronjili a liesi seller. I!nl ask him what I ' hysics did tor him. He likes science so little that lie only enters llie Science Hall on llyinji trijis to see his monthly j iades, which aie nsnally . ' s. This year, lor some reason at which we lan ffliess, he takes onl.v a fatiierly interest in the collejie and attends a few lectnres a week. Imt most of Ills titne is s]ietit in a certain ])art of the town. It is certain that he has not yet allended a Senior ( ' lass nieelini;. and he doesn ' t take his [losilion on the l ' .4lio Stall very seriously. Come on. I ' nss. and show yoni- . lma .Mater what you can do. In the future make the class of ' 111 iiroud of von. ' Hk COLONIAL ECHO WlI.I.IA.M 1)ll!HAM HaUUIS. Sigma r|isilciii; i;ililiir of I.irtMjiiy Maj;a .iiic: Mciiilicr i { l)eliat( ' ( ' oiiiicil ; Highest Schcilarslii]! Iloimrs. liilL ' - ' K! ; Iiiii rii I ' liifiii .Mi-ilal in hcliaic, ' I ' J; Final Itt ' Iiatc. 1. ); (iernian Clnli. ••W. i . ' s Junior write-ujt is rfs])(insil)l( for the rash assertion tluit our h(Mii was horn forty niik ' s from hin l or water in a shadowy, unplaced hind, hut iii cstigation clears him of tliis charge. He is a native of X ' irgilina. Va.. and while they haven ' t named any streets after him yet. the town has a m(;st worthy son to l)e jn-oud of. That ■• ' . ! . stands out among us is attested l)y tlie incoiui)lete list of his honors above, . lthough not jihysically of the Imlk to rejircsent his college in an athletic cajiacity, he has more than atoned for this liy rejn-esenting her in a literary capacity, reached hy few and e.xcelled liy none. In scholarshi]i when he has not been residing at the top, he is invariably found to be only a few strides back. For you. ■•! . I .. ' we prophesy a bright future, and as long as your loya ' old heart continues (?) to beat, we ' ll be glad to grasp your hand and hail vou as one of the class of ' lO. COLONIAL ECHO ' l- ,ii iN Km. I ' a -I A. NIKS, Sigma riii i;]isili)ii : (Icriiuiii ( ' Inli; l liiliiin:illiciui : Uitic Chih; ' I ' idcwalci ' Club; Second I ' .aschall Team, K ' . ' ll; Track Team, U- ' ir): ' Pcadicr ' s I  i[(l(iiiia : Delegate to Slate V. M. ( ' . A. ( ' iiiiventidii. •■ririkey is our little ci-iiiisoiiddiiied lad rrimi Dendioii. tlie town already made t ' amouss i)y Scliejinioes. ' ' Tlie llninaii ( ncsiidn Mark, Init he has iiecn wilh lis Icing eiiinigli In li ( ' lii n his h(inic Irani, lie is c|niic a man cif parts around this cami). and his sunny head has a way of lHil)l(ing uji on all occasions. I ' iiikcy lias degenerated into a Physics shark. Imt he does find riiiigh going in iranslaling ihe language nl ' mir smiihern iieiglilicpis. Tliere have lieeii uiily a lew things thai rinkey has ncit tried since he came to the college, and he is nie of the most faithful workers and resjiected men we know. Fl-eely we ]iro]ihesy a wdiidcrfnl fiinire for him if he doesn ' t gel married loo soon. . S COLONIAL ECHO Na ' ciianiel Hali. Jennings, TiiaiU), Va. I ' liildiiuiilican : l-awvi-rs Club; Toauo liaschall Tcani ; I ' rimiiial of Five Forks Scliiiul. 1(1. Hush! Villi uiiisuri lall liiiii ■■Xal iidw. Icildws. lor he is jiriiHi])al of Five Fork ' s larj csi and most nii-to-datc school, and a person of dignity and forlniic. Of course, the ]ieoiile uji there know lie is from Toano, but they forjiive him as readily as we did. Naf is another one of those re.stless Seniors who tinished ii]i in Febrnary and went tnil into the world to gain wealth and fame before Finals. He comes in to see us on rare occasions, siiKiking a long black cigar and tlirtiug calmly with tlie less reserved of the city damsels. ••Xal has been the bntt of more jokes since his arrival here than any man ou the caniims. but we have yet to see him when he did not have a quick and ready rejdy. That keen mind of yours, Nat. is goinji to make you famous one (i{ these (la s. COLONIAL ECHO I — Q — I — © y ] III lill I l(l Al;|l .loNHS, ' illi;iiiislmrji, ' ;i. I ' ll il(iiii:iilif;iii : ' ;ii-sity l ' ' ti(ii linl 1 ' ream. M. ' !- 14 ; ( aiitaiii ( ' luiiii|ii(inslii|i Basketball ' ream. ' 15- ' l(i; Forward on Uaskelliall Team fur loin- cars. Sli-aiij;( ' will it si ' ciii thai llici-c can lie a liaskclliall Irani at . ami M. wirlidiit one Howard .Ioik ' s hciiif; iircsciit in tlic inlc of foi-ward. for llowai ' d lias ln ' cii one of tii( leain ' s iiiaiiista. s for four years. SjKH ' d, size, skill, and experience, coniiled with a lia|i|i, knack of hciiii; aide to leave llie lloor once and to jinn|i twice at the same time, have made liini a teiror to visit inj; teams. And the ( ajitaiu of the ClKini](ions — we envv iiiiii! In literary society work, he is no shirker, and seems to lia c an iiiex- haiistihle supply of data on a variety of siilijecls. Also. Howard, esialilished a reputation as a twister in I ' rex ' s I ' .coiiomics Class. IJeaders. in Howard .Jones wc have .1 nian : patient, perseveriiii; and a true friend. Were there nuire space wc could tell more of mir hero. Iiul we laii sum him ii| in the phrase, a man! Vb .COLONIAL ECHO,! ( n.u;i,i:.s Asiii.iov iliNCASTKU. Norfolk, Va. i;y request COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — I — 6 KoiSEIiT .Ml KI ' IIV XlOWI ' ON, ll;i-iic. a. I ' i K;i|i|i:i Al|)li;i; . . . (). Iliisiiii ' s .M;iii;i,i:cr I ' hil H;it. iri ' Ili: X ' icc- Presideiil nl the IMiociiix, ' l. ' - ' ifi; rri ' sidciil of llic Sciiior ( hiss; Nice I ' lcsidciit iif tlic (iciirijiii ( ' lii li; .Miiiiiij;r;iiii ( ' luh; l!;iscli;ill ' rcMiii. l- . M. l. ) ' !! ' .. Tliis is IJiilicit .Miir|jli N ' cwlim. A prcliv nniiif. cxfii |iiici icjil, so imicli so tlijit mil- class |i(it ' l iiiiniit lijnc used ii in liis nciscs. IJiii lie seldom lias ilic ]il( ' asiii( ' of licinji lulled Ity tliis riaiiie. liis lad.v friends — for lie ran smile jirefei ririji liini as .Mi-. Xewton i daiiil il. i . wliile llie 1mi s know liim liv ilie sini|(le. old IJoli. I ' ol) came ii]p many, many xcars ajjo oiil of llie . cadeiny where lie had made I ' liiiy iniiiiiles and eiilered with tlyin«; ' colors. ]] ■ was nol lom; in ihis iiisl it 111 ion. h(j e ( ' r, liefore he met I r. ( ' ally ' s ierinan and since iheii his life has lieeii one lerrilile 11 ii;li I ma re, iryini; lo tell the dillcreiice in llie |Mdimiicia tidii of Ihe !ei-niaii ei and •ie llnl he is olherwise a uood sliideiil and allriMind collefic man. ■•I ' loh is |o cd liy ihe whole sliideiil liod for jijs •. ' (■inline and ii|irif;hl (|iialiiies. ?.-=: . « C iC COLOMIAL ECHOyl JoHx Morris Presson, Haiiijitiiii. Vn. Tlit ' tM l eltii Clii; Phoenix; (Jeriiiau Club; Student Council; Teacher ' s Diphiuia; Treasurer of Senior Normal Class, ' 15; Athletic Council; Manager of Baseball Team, ' l(i ; Cheer Leader. John Presson. Unown as Long John, is (inl.v six fi iii three, and so thin that a ten mile gale whistles amund him. He is some curler and one of Dr. Hall ' s •■much loved science men. Chuck full of college sjiirit and bubbling over with love for his Alma iLiIer. .luhn ' s elongated form is a welcome sight iin the campus. John hails from Hamilton, and is very jtroud of the fact that he was once permitted to ex| oiiii(l his theories to the children of Norfolk ' ounty. At one time this session, he was a steady regular at the W. F. 1.. hut since parr of the Faculty failed to return, John has gone into retirement. As baseball manager. John has smashed all jn-ecedents, by writing a girl ' s school for a game, and being horrified at their offer to give him a ping-pong game. I ' ress on, John, we wi.sh you God-speed! COLONIAL 1—9 — I ECHO FuKiiKiai ' K I)i;a. (iiionwix Kii ' .bi.i:, I ' etei ' sbui ' !;, ' a. Kapi)!! Sij;iiia ; Sigma r|isiliiii; rimciiix Final l el)ate, liU ) ; Soutlier Scli(p|ai-sln| . l!ll. ' ): Vict- Pi-csidciit V. M. f. A.. r.)l. ). ' lC. : Flat Hat Stall. Jitl. )- ' Ki; Histdi-iaii of Seuioi- ( lass. 1!II. .- 1(; ; j ' lcsidfiit of I ' lioeiiix, IUKJ. Tliis vmiliit ' iil pfi)(li} v is aiiotlici- of tliosi- students of aliilil.v who wfiiij; a dejj;i ' f e away from tiic iH-hictaiil Faculty in llifee ycafs and wlio never ai)I)ear woi-ked to leMlli while they are doini; it. I ean is al)le lu addfess you in at least tlii-e ' lanfiiiaj;es whiili he has picked nji in William and .Mafv class- fooins, and his knowied c of (ireek would make hemoslhenes envious. The most niiassnniinj; man in collejic and if yon don ' t know him, we ' d hate to tell you wliat yoii have missed. For sterliiij;- worth and simefity of cliaf- actef. yon won ' t find a iinm in the class of K! who can i|iiite siii-|iass him. His smile and nnfailiiiu i nod hnnini ' li;i e madi ' him a host of ffiends on the camims and in the city. .v -. Mi COLONIAL ECMO it I — 9 — I — e CllAKLES Al i; AMlKK ScOTT, l ' rillikllc;ll. ' ;l. Pbdeiiix; ]SI:i i;i .iiH ' St;iff. l. ' ll. ' . IC : ( iili)iii:il Ecliu Stuff. liH. ' . ' K; ; Atliletic Aissoclation. l(i. : N ' jili ' ilicturian of Seiiidi- ( liiss; Literary Societ.y Medal; Stu- dent Hdiior Kdll. Here is the pride of (nn- class — mir iiinst aci-iiiiijilislied juke teller and all- rdnnd unnd felldw. A smile llial never lades, a wit that never fails, and friends who never elianue; all these has • Skinny in ahnndance, as some slij;hl reward tor his stmny dis|iosition and clean manhood. The faculty shake when he sli-olls leisurely u]i lo the tronl seat and answers (|nestions hetore they are asked: he can yell loudei ' than, the nmst ardent Soiih al a uame: and ynu can ' t hack him (hiwn on any kind of a jiroiiosition. Kee]i on wearinj; ' that nnii:ic smile. ■■Skinny; the success that has come to y(Ui has heen honestly earned, and the friends you have made will never forget what a sincere, loval)le old chaji you really are. COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — I — 6 Jamks Wai:i!i;. Sii:i ' ii kns, A ' icipiiiiiii ( ■linrrli. ' ;i. I ' i Kaiiiui Al]ili;i; Siiiina r|isiliiii : Spdi iswdud Cliil): riidciiix: Sciiidi- Class I ' liuiiliet ; Kditor-iii Cliii ' f of the ( ' ordiiial Im-Iio, ' Ki; liilci- Fralcriiil.v Con- ference; Majiiizine Staff, ' L ' . •liiii is a ;;rcal old hov. sinccicly lovcil i his rcllows. aini li ilic ladies — lur lie is a llioroiijili calico s|ioi ' l. IIii;li i;radcs iicxci- appeal lo liiiii. Inil lie ' s a wizzard with the ]ieii. The excellence of his slioit stories have wmi him the name of llie iTiost literary man l n college, which sentiment resulted in his lie iiii; ' put in cliaiue of the Aiinnal. (  Miel. in llie contidence of his aliilily. he is a man to lie watched in any contest he may choose lo enter, for he has lirain enoni;li to stand witii the keenest. A dry wit and a keen sense of the ridicnlous make him welcome when uood fellows i;aihei-. I.i 1 lis lia e more men like -Mm. nnassnminu. hoiioi and sincere. J i : !ii 41 COLONIAL ECHO I — Q — I — e 1 11. ' lI.Si)N TmiRl ' E. I uinli:irliiii. ' a. Pi Kappa Alpha; Debate ( oiiiuil : Ti-easurei- Senior Class: Philomatliean ; Vice-Presideut of the German Club; President of tlie Philomatheau. li- ' l ). Still another of those va frant Seniors who stole ott ' after the dark days of January with the recjuired nunil er of eivdits piled up in the registrars ottice. Lean close and I will telll you the real tragedy of Wilson ' s life; not that his name is Hi . but that he was once so terril)ly weak as to si end a year at Richmond College. In order to live d o ni that cardinal sin. he had to hustle around and show the fellows that he was a sincere and thorough convert, but he finally achieved a little distinction around the college solely upon merit. The squarest kind of boy, unoffending and sincere, he has won tJie resjiect of all in his brief stay in our midst. But we. of the Senior Class, will welcome him rovallv when he rolls in liefore Finals to take away his degree. COLONIAL ECMO I — Q — I — 6 Alti ' lli ' i! I ' koi ' I.ios ' rrcKKi;. Merry Miuiiii. X. ( . I ' i KapiPii Alplia: I ' .asdiall Team, i:!, ' U, I. ); Captain Baseliall Team. ' 14 ' ir); N. X. ().: l ' r( si(k ' iif -liiiiior Class; Colimial lOclio Staff; I ' rcsidciil Alli letic Ci)uiicil: Ccrniaii Cliih; I ' l-csideiil M()ii() iraiii Club. Artlmr l ' ( ' ii|ilos Tucker — no. not tliat, just plain Unckl No introdnction is ne(( ' ssai ' . ' . cvervlMxiy knows ' ■jtiick which means thai llicy Icnow a man a!i(l one who stands tor wiint is hesi and niosi whoh-somc in cxcry walk of life. And in- was hoin a liascliall player, consi il nl ini; jnsi alionl one Icj; on onr ' ll Clianipionslii|i ( ' n]i. When lie dons ihenniforirL aionnd ihi ' ihiid sack. the hoi ones wilh fuy. , on them are his pie. His sij ii reads, •■(lood hye, .Mr. Man. oni- joh ' s j;one! . nd when he dons another kind of uniform hefore the fair dames, it ' s aliont the same tale — everyliody else has lo dro| onl. Unck, yon re an im|Mirlanl man around here, and everyliody likes you. from the haliies np. ' on have proved lo ns that yonr foundation is rock, your purjiiLse steel, and yonr w ird uol.l. Mere ' s onr hand, with the liest and warmest ifasp that ' s In ns. , SSt s«rV VMIi X COLONIAL ECMOyl Harvey Pace A ' ii.i.ia.ms, r.riKikiiiMl, ' a. Tlictii Delta Chi; State Student Honor lioll ; Spottswood ; Vice-President Senior Noniial Class, ' 13- ' 14; Instructor in Academy. IS- ' Ki; Teacher ' s Di- ploma. ' 13-14; College Quartet, ' in- ' lO; Colonial Echo Staff. ' 15- ' 16; German Club; Phoenix; Substitute Baskefl)all Team. K;; P.asehall Team, l. ; Ki. Red. so called from the coloi- of his |iliiiuauc. is our -lack-of-all-l rades, who can . () vl. jK-rform on the jiiaiio for honis at a time, da . .le tiie damsels with a line of selected rejiartee. he an athh ' te of distinction, and sciiolar enou i]i to rank amon;i the Ix ' st in college. Xor is tliei-e a man on the cani]nis who can tell as good a joke, m- lanjiii as lieartily as can tlie innocent subject of our sketch; and many is ilic linn- that he has been the object of that touching old choms, For He ' s a .lolly (loud l ' ' ellow. Irving ( ' obb and liiid Fisher who look foolish as humorists if they had to stand beside Skinny Scott and Ked, fiur funny lads from Brookneal. It ' s worth going to Dancing School to see Red gliding and whirling around the Hoor with the grace of a (ireek god. ' raking him all in all. Ked is hard to beat and still hardei- to kecji from liking. He has the best wishes if his class. COLONIAL ECHO IJrri ' i.K WiM ' iiiMi W ' lioiis, I ' l ' aiisliiirji. ' ;i. Sdiitliwcsl Cliili; Uiisincss .M;in;ij; ' r uf the ( ' (iliiiiial Im-Iki. ' Hi; First Place oil Stale Siu(leii( Hiiiim- Koll. Kl ' U, 111. : Insi riictur in i ' liysics. ' 1. - 1(): Manajtei- i ( ihc ' Prark Teaiii, irt- ' Ui: I ' liiliniiailicaii ; Meinbei- Tiaik Tcaiii. l!)i:! I.) r.llC; iJillc Chill. Tiiis lilaik haired lad hears ilic rcpiilal inn of carr.viiiji arnuiid iiicire real {ji ' iiy iiiatler under his cap Ihan an nlher man in the Senior Class. He doesn ' t know what it is to receive less Ihan an . and it he ever studies he hides it trdin ihc sindeni IkkIv. In I ' hvsics he has ailvanccd uiilil ii is (piile a sini] le inatler Icn- him In lij;iire init the weather lor nmnths ahead U a lew orii;inal rorninlas. lint ihe hardest task that has e er lieen impnscd n]Min his jj;i id natui-e is that ut cariiii; Uiv the linaiices (it ihe ( ' dhmial ImIki, and Iryinj; to keeji Ivirl Zioii in the straight and narrow path at the same time. . s an athlete, W Is is an earnest wcnker who dnesn ! know what it is to ipiil on the firidiron. ami who can run a ;.;reyhonnd down in a handicaji race. I ' nless he clianp ' s (piite a iood deal Irom the l(o we have known tor tour years, he will make his mark when he jnmps out holdly into life. .ii ill COLONIAL ECHO I — Q — I — e 0!W WiLBERT Ticker W ' oodsox, Ci ' ozet. V;i. Sigma Phi Epsilon ; President of Rifle Chili. 1. ): GeniKm Cliilc Teacher ' s Di] l«inia. 14: Vice-President of Junior Class, li- !. ): Night Liln ariaii. 14 I. . 15- 1C: Pan-Hellenic Council. in- ' Ki. ••Willie — hut not ••Wee Willie — is one of the most loval and most sincere Ixiosters around the camjtus. His hig towering flgure may he seen wherever the interests of the College are concerned and he carries his smile around at all times, denial and ever ready to accommodate, his face will he missed next year in the lihrary where he sits nightly ti) distrihute books to the thirsty seekers of knowledge who come thronging to his desk. Just to show that he was one who believed in preparedness and all it stands for. ••Willie let the Rifle Club put him at their head, and to his etficient leadership we are trusting mightily during the dark days of the future when the Kaiser gets peeved. Among the ladies — but hush 1 Ici the girls tell you: it ' s their secret. Nor do we disagree with the jirofessor who called him the most faithful student in College. Now! AN ' ilbert Tucker Woodson, here ' s to you: an esteemed and honored member of the class of Ifi. COLONIAL I 9 — I ECHO Georoe Haskkrville Zeiimek, !MfKt ' iHU ' _v. Vii. Tlii ' i;i Delia Clii: .Manager liasehall Ti-aiu, 14 ' 1. .: IJaseball Team. ' li- ' lS; Ctiluiiial I ' -clid Stall ' . ' lo- ' lG; Student Council: Study Hall Proctor; Instructor in Williainsliurg Scliuols: Maskctl.all Team. 14 iri, l.-.- ' K;; V. M. ( A. I ' lujenix. riiai ' les Darwin knew whereof he spoke when he remarked thai the tougiiest — or his w ir(l was littest — survive. !. 15. is still with us attei- six yeai s of hard work duiiui; which he has saiiiiiled ever.vtliing from I ' ng. . to Educ. L ' l. . s a inemher of the ( ' hamiiiniishi]! i|uini nf Iti. as a menihei- for tliriH ' yeai-s of the baseball team, he has carved foi- himself a niche in the athletic hall of fame. Hut to recount tiie com|Uests of this .Mexander. we must pass to oIIkm- worlds, and in the class r inm we liiid liis al)ilit ' envied y nnire llian one. The . cadem.v dues iia c felt the weight nl his mights hand as Sludv Hall I ' roctor and tlie High Scjicml called him in for his scientitic knowledge. .Vthlele. stu(h ' nt, teacher, iioostei-. and a s(|uarc. |io|iulai- fellow, wlial more can be said I i .% COLONIAL ECHO William Haul Ziqn, I ' cniiinjilnii (Inji. ' ;i. Siiiitliwcsl Club; iiusfball Seciiiid TcaiiL ' 14- ' !. ); ( ohiiiial Iv-lm Sinti ' . ' Ki; ( ' liaiii]iiimslii]i IJaskethall Team, l )- ' !!;; I?a.sketball Team. Ki U, U- ' IS; St ' crerary if .liiniui- ( lass; Moiioiii-ani ( ' lub: I leclaiiial icm Medal, l. ). President — of the class. in , but I ' l-esident of the Kijilit Houoiable Board of Uamblers. IJouuders, and Koiighneeks. We jmrposelv put his jiictnre on the back page to keej our readers from puuniiijj ou his uanic. illc doesn ' t live up to it ! i Tlie sij;lu of hiiii in basketball l iiis makes a smile of deiijiht Ilii aroiuid Ilie uallery, for in spite of the fad tliat be is reputed awkward in the oame, he tistially manages to seore eiioiigli points to win the i;ame all by liiiiiself. He is one of onr Champions. in the ilassi-ooni he is a mystery, and it swins that hi ' has a secret forimila liy wliiili he mixes liis loating and his workiiisi. for he never studies and never tlnidis. When he uets in the humor, he can make noise enoujih in ICwell to wake the dead sleejiinf;- umh ' r the (•liai el. and liis faithful old pop- jiun is always there dnrinu ' a celebration. Popular, (piick. ;-oodnal tired and res]iected. we number Karl Zion as one of the tinest fellow.s in eolleue. COLONIAL ECHOyl Senior Class l ropliccv i B N I lie lirsl phicc. ni iiiiiii liiid iicxci- 111 led. Il;iviii (lru]i]ic(l intu ilie Ollicial ( lisci ;ii(ir mu ' liin ' iiiiprnini; to icniiMly lliis ilclVct, I luiiiiil to in.v (lisiii;i llinl my fill ire caMlily record would liiivc to he jiouc over licl ' oic llic rliaiii;r coiiid lie liuidc. I |irololcil. •■Vol! MV. i ' .X| l;iilU ' d Si. I ' clcr polhi-ly. willi his • ulucd 1( the jjolden 1elesco|ii ' . ■■ii is our cusioiii to ]ii()|Mirl ion liu ' size of liiih) to your ( ' arliii n 1 deeds, jiiid Til have lo coMsull my IxMiiis before jiiviiij; du iUi. ' decision. However. if you ' ll he kind enonuh to cliiuh iiji iiere and kee]i a hri iht lookout iijion the irld for a few uiinntes. ! ll lake the lual ter uji with the clerk in cliar ;i ' of tiiat (h ' parliuent. Simply call out uiiif ohsei-valions lo my steiio irapher over there in the corner and he will enter them ii] shoi-thaud. ' I assented eagerly, and nionnted to his stool as soon as tlie ,1; 1 nnui liad ipiitted it. And iiere follows the residt of ni oliservations, exactly as 1 called them down t(p the clerk and as he i-ecoi-ded them: ZEHMER. G. B.; Missionary extraordinary to the Funkli-hunchi Islands. Owns twelve children and a mortgage. Expected up here in about three weeks, that being the date of the Annual Missionary Barbeque. His hair has turned white as a result of his sojourn among his cannabalistic children and he squints. SCOTT, Skinny ; Agriculturist, Planter and Farmer. Owns pig. horse, pipe and whiskers. For telling poor jokes to his neighbors, credit one black mark on the permanent books. HARRIS, W. D.; Editor of the Tubville Daily and starving as his fame as a journalist increases. Having lest fifty pounds of flesh, he is recognized as a rising young author. His Ode to a Grecian Milkcan established his fame in Abyssinia. Has a decided knock in his heart. CALDWELL, Pete ; Peter is at present ranked as heavy-weight champion of the wcrld, having killed with a single blow his most dreaded opponent in a recent bout. Is minus six front teeth, has a game ear, and no nose worth mentioning. His next fight is with Battling Bumone for a thirty cent purse, win, lose or draw. JAMES, Pinkey ; Pinkey likewise is famous, but in a different field, being a vivisectionist. Celebrated for his discovery that a knife inserted in the heart of a dog will cause both pain and death. Has very recently published, The Flea from a Bisymeteratical Viewpoint. Wears a monocle and light whiskers — two black marks on permanent books. GORDON, Due ; Wing was a singer in New York ' s worst choir where he overcame thousands. At present in the Tombs awaiting trial upon a charge preferred by the Anti-Ncise Society. His conviction certain. JENNINGS, Nat ; The prosecuting attorney of the City of Toano. Widely famed fcr his masterly defense of a prisoner charged with expectorating on the city sidewalks on February 31, 1929. Nat is Captain of the Toano Baseball Team and a member of the city Rekop Club. V % COLONIAL ECMO l 1—9 — I — 6 iM GAYLE, Dick : Handwriting expert. His testimony in the breach of promise suit of Miss Foppy Witless against Hiram Thorpe resulted in a victory for the prosecution. It is rumored that the defendant had hard feeling: charged Dick with incompetence. Judge Jennings sentenced him to twelve years at hard labor. RIBBLE, F. D. G.: Run out of three states by the authorities. Killed six men and a dog with his Golden Discovery. Makes impassioned speeches on his trips, and 200% profit on his medicine. Has narrowly escaped lynching several times. Has grown fat on his own patented medicines. WILLIAMS, Reddy : Reddy is divorced. Having won the affections of an unending string cf ladies, his wife objected to his dancing. Red sued for divorce and got it when he proved that his wife had only one good eye, no true teeth, and was bald at times. Red is now teaching Economics in a girl ' s school. WOODSON, Willie : Head of the Microscope Detective Agency. He worked alcne en the case of the mystery of the open door. His masterly analysis of that case resulted in the discovery that the door had been left open. Changes his disguise every day and wears a razor, gun, and hatpin. NEWTON, Bob : Practices upon that branch of the animal kingdom known as hcrses. His treatise upon, Distemper, Its Causes and Cures, is recognized as a masterpiece of ignorance and misinformation. Inventor of the spectacles for horses that are so widely worn by those animals during the last few years. WINSBORO, Bill : Strong man, extraordinary in a circus. Is kept under the closest confinement on account of his ferocity and a certain appetite for human flesh. Was a piano mover until he upset several houses, when he joined the circus to escape the militia. THORPE, Hiram ; Yours Truly is at present intensely interested in the con- struction of State reads, so intensely interested that he is breaking rock for them in a striped suit. Was sent up for bigamy when his twelfth wife showed up as he was at the altar. His term has expired, but he prefers to remain, for reasons he won ' t divulge. His twelve spouses are waiting at the prison gate. ADDINGTON, Ray : Ray-Ray is Mayor of Magruder, beating out Farmboy Simple in the recent election and rolling up a record vote of seven. Has put baseball upon the civil service list and given up umpiring in order to take life insurance. His factory reforms have done a great deal to increase his salary. PRESSON, Jawn : Speaker on Equal Suffrage. His motto is to please the ladies. Has been confined several times for breaking windows in demonstrations, but has escaped by using the hunger strike. On one occasion he fell away to fifty peunds. Is one of the principal speakers at the coming Convention in Five Forks. FERGUSON, W. C; Ferg is a Spiritualist. Seer and Prophet. Foretold with astcunding accuracy the coming of 1917. Credited with being the first to predict that Haley ' s New Comet would not strike the earth. The police are his friends; the superstituous his meal-ticket. MONCASTER, C. A.; Monk is the prodigy who squared the circle. Is also quite an authority in the medical world. He performed the delicate operation of re- moving John D. ' s appendix only two days before the patient died of heart trouble. Diagrams all his cases before he operates; and never misses cutting in the wrong place, to which his fame is due. COLONIAL ECHO I — Q I — C WOODS. B. W.; Country parson of the Faith Healer Church. Tramps twenty miles to church every Sunday, and has given up his loud ties. Is a widower with twelve children and no income. COMBS, R. L.; Jawn is the sternest Circuit Judge in Virginia. Some of the most talked-of cases on record have been tried in his court. No one had ever been acquitted in this court, as his guilt is taken for granted. His remarks to Hiram Thorpe whom he sentenced for bigamy, may be read in Dr. Dryasdust ' s Court Mis- prccedure. TUCKER, A. P.; Buck is a traffic cop in Merry Mount, the city of his birth. Hours from six to six. Resigned as World Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. to take this responsible and lucrative position. He has been given a holiday on the Fourth of July when he will address a gathering on the subject of, The Delicate Responsibility of My Position. JONES, H. H.; Howard is at present the leading actcr in a local picture company that is about to produce, The Romance of John Smith. Howard is playing with the greatest success, the villain. Has sold his farm and rides in limousines. Is in danger of getting married. GUY, V. L. ; Vernon was practicing medicine in Squeedunk. but he appeared to be really practicing for all his patients died. He is in jail, waiting impatiently to be lynched tonight. — llorc St. Peter cjimk ' linslciiiiij; li;ick In Icll iiic Iliiil iiiv lialn li:i(i hii ' ii forfeited lor some iiii.sdeed lluit lie had oiil. llicii (liscovcrcd. uwiiij; to jioor bookkeepiiif; ' . I cliinbcd slowlv down and went out. . nd walkJTifi ' sadl.v down the street, I hnnii ' ed s(|narely into ion with a liahi (III Ills liead lar ;e enou ih t ' oi- an ninhiclhi. .Vl ' tci- all. it stH ' ined oTily ajn ]ir(i|iriatc tliat lie should lie there. The Regretary The Ikjups I siK ' Ut with thee, dear heart. Have lironjiht a strJTi}; of 1 s to nie. 1 look them o ' er, earli 1) aiiail, My goodness niel lOaeh hour a cut, eacli eu( a llnnk. To still a prill ' liy absence wrnufi, I lell each cut unto the end and tliere A I  is linnj;. Oil! memories that liless — and Imin ! ( Ml ! Iiairen j;ain. and hitler llnnk! I check each cnl and strive at last lo leaiii To take my 1 •. S v H ' tlieart. To take niv D. V .% i, COLONIAL ECHO I 9 — I — 6 J COLONIAL ECHOv . St J .% i COLONIAL ECMOv I — Q — I — e I ' Ai 1, i i:i:i;iN ; f if iiia L ' psUon Soiiieliow, words fail wlien we try to write alxmt Paul. The usual ex- j)ressious will not satistV. Those of us wlio have lM en privilejjed to l)e his classHiates. aud in fact all who are part of the follefje, admire and love him. I ' erhaps that is the best testimonial any man ran have — the love of all his fellows. He has served his college well, and by sheer force of ability has won his high position in tlie student body of William and JIary. His position in our hearts he won becau.se he is Paul Deering, strong, gentle and tiuc Junior Class Motto: If studying interferes with loafing, cut out studying. Colors: Oarnet and Cold Flowiok: Tninip Yell Seventeen, seventeen, Garnet and gold. Thirteen, thirteen, Seniors liold. OFFK ' EKS Paul X. Ukkuinc D. O. K. SH J. J. SWECKEI; K. P. W.vLL.ui: W. H. TiLLEV W. S. Kkent President ' ice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian iia]ilain STLDENT COUNCIL Hedrick Wallace Booth B. AY. Booth W. S. Brent P. N. Deering I). I.. Cillions MEMBERS .1. W. Hedrick W. L. McCormick Kaymond Maffette •I. .1. Sweckcr It. ( . Kash W. B. Tilicv F. B. Tolson J. T. Waddill li. P. Wallace COLONIAL 1—9 — I ECHOv ;i:() I {(;!•: wvtiiI ' : p.ootii Sit iiiii I ' lii Hii.sihiii George, the siiiiliii I ' .cjm Miniiiim ' l ol cnii- chtss. ciirts mIkiiiI u sliniM ' l ' bead cliuck full cil lianl (111111111)11 sense. Xever li.nc we seen liiiii wlieii lie was iKiI as an ininiaciilalc as a ilaiic- inj; ' master. ' e want to kimw what iicorge dill with liis iiiimimi-ain — watch him hliisli. vii.Li. .M sKV.Moii; i:i;i:. T ' hiip xi . i ; (( Tlie laziest of Immaiis. the wittiest of mor- tals, am] the iioldest nf friends — that ' s Hill. If von want to see that jiolden smile, oiler him a cii ar oi- tell him a .joke. I ii(k iinick, itill. a jiirl is liMiking straifjht at this jiajicl D.WIl) (JILI.IOXS I ' lionii.r l a i ' , inir Northern Neck farmer, is sn jicnial and so cherry that we are coming to look for his smiling face evei-y day, and his liind of comniiin sense is the envv of the dues. lie ' s fniiii the land of oysters and Ixiats, and proud iif it. Von can ' i down I  ave! K.W.MoXh .M.VFFKTTf: I ' lniiili.r I ' lcliold the onl. man who has ever lieeii kiKiun to a.sk sensil)le nuestions in the I ' .dnca- lion Classroom. A steadying inllncnce to tlie lOwell dues, and exteacher n Nirgiiiia ' s young, he is an enigma to the faculty, who usually call him ■.Majel, in an elfoi-t to i)rounce his siiiiiiicMis name. .ii ili £ CCpLONIAL ECMO l wAi.TKi; m:k .m.coiimkk Soul Inrixt (I III) T: ] . iliin. wiiiv. Iinr lie ((iiiicv iicniss ilie (■imi])ns. caiic in IimiuI, liai |iiillc(l (iin n iivei- liis c.vt ' s. iiiHi siiiiliiiir j;( ' iii;illy ;il llic wdrld in geiH ' iiil. ' I ' licTi yipu ma.v kimw iliiil sumctliiiig is ill ihc w iiiil. Ollcii niisiakcii lor liis liettei- liMpkiiiii naiiii ' Siikc. •lollX Vil,.Mi:i; HKItHICK Siiiitliin xt ( ' lull The tallest nf our irilpe ;reets yini: looks down u|)on yon from lii.s six foot four. He is anotlier of onr nionntain lads, and as solid as the hills of his native county. An athlete jf distinction and a ' cnrlei of jtaits. HAVII) ORGAIN RAf H I ' liihiiiKitliciin Rash. Init not to excess, sunny-tenijiered and optimistic, a 5i;entlenian and ahove all. a man. On every Sunday he dresses in his best, combs his hair careftilly. and sets out down- town — to mail a letter to the bright-eyed lass he left behind him. .IE ' XI GS .IIDV SWECKER I ' liurill.f This is -Indy. the joy of the class and the terror of the dues. They all tremble at his nasal invitation to l t ' s buck a due. fellers I Hut for all his ferocious air, his heart is kind and his only fault is that he rises early every mornini; and wakes the unfortunate with song. Fiiv which he has Ijeen cursed. 4B?! ft ' ia. COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — I — 6 WILLIAM I!L:N.IA.M1 TII.LI ' .V A ! (  I (( Hill is li;ii vc call this ipleasiiutfiiccil l;ul for sliiHi. SIkiws ilic faculty wlial aiiiaziiii; marks lie can wi-inji; from tlicm while laUiii.n an aclixf interest in caTii]ms life. Nor do ilie yonnj; ladies of ilie town call this accomjilisiied vouih li liis last name. Fi;. K I ' .own: Tol, SUN ' Kdji xi A Ijiliii A ]ieifect edition of the S] ]nnx. faultless ill aiijiearance. and steady in iiis classes. .V liard lioy to Unow. hut one worth Unowinii. if yiiu want to see -lack lilusli. ask iiim what dnli he was { ' resident nf last . ear. . nd make him tell iiu. •JAMES TIKl.MAS WAI l iLi, Sii iiiil I ' Jil h ' l-sihiii Our ' roniniy j reets you I Tlie most in- dirtVrenl of tiie class; a lovei- of ease — see the pun — ; and a jn-oerastinatoi- who comes into action at tlie last minute, ( niet. reserved and respected. He nmde t|nite a reimtation as an orator in I ' niilic Siieakin ;. , KOMKHT ri:i{KY . I.L. ri; • ' ajitain Foolliall Team. I!ll. - Hi. IJet-lecled lie used to can-. the hall Ihrouuh. With six men on his hack. This is ilohhie. ••iii]i oi- I ' ats ' ; he answers lo ihci anil all. alllioui;h his lady fi-iends Ipicilesl that it is an outrai:c. IJoliliie. kini; of llic Annex, is feared h the dms as a dreaded executioner. Iiy the faculty as a urler. and liy other cidletjes as an athlete of aliilily. .Modest. an l (Mid nalui-ed. few ,ire imu-e |iii|inlar. .% COLONIAL ECHO Junior Class History l o IKM Icir, penile lender: do iiol liiiii :i ;i in |iin-i-oi-: WC pusii ivclv i-cl ' uNcd III iillciw iPiir lii.s|iir in he wiillcn in diij;i;crcl ;iii(l (iii linxc ndlliin - Inrilicr to rc;ii-. Ilnl ymi may I mn nvcr, if ymi do no| wish lo hear of ilir niiranilons advciil nrcs n[ iliis class of lliiiircn nnnsnal linniaiis, Wv arc iliiiiccn. and c liavc no tear ol wlial llic Inlnrc will hold in siorc for us: onl, wail nniil we uci onr swinji ;il ;i dciiicc ncxi year. Lci nic siai-t oil ' my siory willi I ' dir llic anlmrn haired lad from I lealhsville : I ' .ill lias a ]iessiinislir haliil if annonncinj; |iosili -el ihal he will never reliirn In lliis ])lac( ' a. ' ;ain, only to Im ' the tirsf to arri -e in tlie fall. He is eomini; liaek next year |irinri|ially to take an advanced conise in I ' hysics. From the same land as Kill is i a c. who i oi into cmr hisiory by missinji the monihly hoal Chi-jst- mas and catchint; np on his work. If one of onr class drojis out. it will he (i( ' oi- ;-e who we expect to see married in a few months, llis hridemaids will lie IJaymoiid .Maffette. .Mac, Shorty Ile(li-ick, and Itasli. who are already jire- jiarini; their clothes. ( !( ' ()r} e didn ' l tell ns this. Imt he diil tell I ' anl. who told it conlident iaily to Fliji, who mentioniMJ it to ' I ' illey, who in Inrn conti h ' d it to -Imly. who is responsilile foi- the rejiort. Itnt (ie(ir ;e is one of the old iiiiard. lankini; with Mallei te. Iledrick, (iillians. and Urenl. and perhaps we will let him otf. The dues will tell yon the liistor of .Indy. and l. ' oliliie, and we tremlile f ' oi- inr males if their future a|iproaclies the hojies of these enrai;ed youii i fi-eshmen. Now v will start to hra ' almnt mir accomplishments. When such o -ei-- powerini; lady-killers as .Mac. .Matletle, I ' .ill [ ' .rent, and Dave (iillians array themselves in their Sunday Jiej- lej;- pants and set out. we consider that our social welfare is in caiiahle and 7.( alous liaiuls. .lack Tolson and Toniiuy jftfci ' - ' - COLONIAL ECHO Waddill arc our Icadiiij; ninvcrsuliiniali ls. while IJuhhic is (nii- nililcic par exc-ellcncc. Ask liiiii wlial ilii ' I ' arni illc i;irls said wlirii lie |)la (Ml ;i,i;aiiisi nainiidcu Sidney and ' riiuiiiian up liiere in l. !. We are sncli a i; i(id class, so ri ' |)reseiilat ive. and cdUiiMised nl ' so many indi idnals n ' disi iml icai, llial we wiinid like immensely li i-amhle on u] and duwn ilirei ' more i.aj;es. Imi ilie I ' .dilur in ' liiel is eiiin;; reai-lidly iieevisli. and he insists Ilia! he ean l Inrn over lint two | ai:cs In my insnne i-a inj;s. s(p I ' ll spile him liy stoppinj; shml al this efitienl pnint in the hislofv uT the .Inniipf ( ' lass. COLLt:GE SPIRIT , 1  « .--T VMfe l COLONIAL ECHO 1 1—9 — I asm College Eeho Eleetion .Mdsi |iii|inhir man Ncwinn, Zrhiiicr, Fer ; isoii (iiH ' alfsi miisaiict ' Iicaiic. hailnMisc. «iilliaiii IiiMMicsl man II. I ' arkci-. (  i ' il(in. Wdniaik Toliaii-ii limn Wiley. Itrciil. ( ' (i|iflanil l cccnii-ic man ( umlis. .MalVi ' ilc. ilnirlicNdn ••( alien s]iiii-I K. I!, -lames. Nni I ini;liam. II. Parker Liiat ' ei- ••r.mldie ( ii-een. 1 1. Walker. .Mimeiiio ■•( ' ni ' ler Wodds. W. l- ' erunsnn. Seektord l- reshesi •■|lue Fineliand. IJri.stow. Lassiter (■yiiest man E. R. Janics, Forehand, Farmer Ht ' sl (Maiiir i. Feri;n.si n. |ie Tin,i;. French Best alhlele iJayie, Strvker. Wallace .Mnsi handsiime man Farmer, Xewtiui. (ieddy Mdst awkward man K. Early. Forehand, Sissim ISesi liaseliall player (Jarnett, Zehnier, Xewton liesi ]ir(ise wriTei ' •!. Slejdieiis, Harris. Ferjiiison. Lady lialer K. Karly, F.rent, Matt ' ette. SIdwcst man ••(liratte Steiihens, Sininis, Huteheson Allardnnd Cdlle e man XewKin, Zeluner, A allate Kest haskethall pla. er (Jayle, Zinti, Jones Itusiness man I ' l-essdn. dd is. Zimi (irind Seekford, .MalVerie, W. Fe riisun ••Dill ]ii( ker Seekford. Koeklin, Hefliii ••| ' .nll-sliiii;er ' Hetlin. Deane. I ' resson It ' Hetlin. Hall. Dallmuse COLONIAL ECHO — 6 VMIi COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 I — 6 , COLONIAL ECMOv, 1—9 — I — e Sophomore Class ( Fi-Mci:i;s A. 1.. .MviHMix ricsi.lciit I!. O. K ' ofKi.iN N ' ice ricsidciit • ' • I ' . iNM.i: Secretary II. II. SIMMS ......... Treasmcr W. V. F.MiMKi! ......... ( ' Iiaidin .MdiTo; ' ill ilic Sii|ilniiiinr( ' lic|(iiij;s ilic linii!ai;( ' --((iii.-c(|iu ' ii 1 1 we c.xacl il. Fi. i vi:i; : . s|iara.uns. Vei.i.: liifkelx ' . rickcly niss ! We ' re imt sii]ipiisc(l In ciiss. Kill darn il In li . we tcci sn swell. We really, really iiiiisl I .Mi:. ii!i:i;s U. .V. I ' .rowii llaskiiiL; liidize. N. .1. •1. K. It.Md Ilullaiid, a. 11. i. Cliaiidlcr ........ KirliiiKiiid. a. • ' . I.. Charllnii CaiiilM-ia, ' a. 11. ' . Clary ........ I i.s|iiilaiita. ' a. K. . . ( ' lary ........ I )is]iiilania. a. !•:. I., (•onncllcc .Milleiil.i ' .U. ' a. K. W. ( ' (i]ii ' laiid ........ Haiii| liiii. a. ( ' . I . Ciyiiie.s Opie. ' a. S. X. I alliiiii.se ....... ' ayiiesli(iro. ' a. I). ( ' . I eaiie . . ...... Mlack.sloiie, a. II. It. Dciicu.K ....... Ta] ]ialiaiiiii)ek. ' a. K. 1 ' . i:;irlv I ' .luefii-ld. W. a. .1. X. jlaily liillsvillc. a. .1. K. i:aily Ilillsville. ' a. S. W. lOasdii Xmrnlk. a. II. II. i;d ai-ds I ' iill ' - ' ii- W . W. I ' aiiiHT X ' iriiiliiia. ' a. ;. I.. Imt-iix.ii Milliaiiislnifii. a. T. I . Fnsicr Milleiil - k. a. . . |. (;,..|.h Williamslmrii. a. K. i;. (Hlliani ' • ' -= ' • ' ■ ' • .} flt. COLONIAL ECHOvl V. 11. I. 1 . I!. R. h F. l ' F. I . 1 ' . ( I. A. .1. H. L. H. T. A. ' V ! . 1. W. A. r. n. (). v.. H M 11. II. s. 15. J. P. c. R. H. S. H. :m ■ . ( ' (1. p. E. E. ' itislt ' i ' ......... rili;ii]ii;i. ' a. liij;li ' ......... I ' IjiIwiiihIs. a. .lames ........ lU ' dl ' iiid Ciiv. ' a. •Iciikiiis ........ ( ansvillc. ' a. .Iii.viicr ......... ( ' a|iinii. ' a. I.olii- ........ l!!-ij;iiI v()(Ml. ' a. .Maddn.x ........ Naiuiia. ' a. .Major ......... Stoi-imitii . ' a. .Ma|.i. Pcllc Haven. ' a. .Milclit ' ll Whit well. ' a. Moiicun ' ....... W ' illiainsliuru. ' a. Pai-kei ........ Piirisiiiiiuili, ' a. Piilk ' ii Crafidii. Va. KipIhtIsiiii ........ ( allawa.v. ' a. S. KdliiiisiPii S.M-un. ' a. Ku.kliii PnrtsiiKiuih. a. Si ' cktnid Lniav. Va. (iaiiiclt ....... liiickiiiuliaiii. N ' a. Siiiiins ......... i-aunrc. Va. (Irtfii ......... Suny. Va. Hall . . . . • • • • • Hickory, Vn. Haiimii! Morattici. Va. Hetliu ......•• Hroatl Kiiii. ' a. Holmes .....••■ Middlelmrj;. ' a. StrvkiM- .....-•■ Wiljiamslnii- ' i-. Vn. . West Vasta. Va. Wilev .....••• Piiitsiiiciiitli. ' a. Sieulieiis ....•• AViiiimicii Clmnli. ' n. KIUTOKS NOTE May I in-inr a kiss on ynur li|isV 1 said And she uodded a sweet peiiiiission. So we went to pres.s and I i-atliei- guess We pi-inted a full edition. | COLONlAL CHOx rashmaa . kSaP .V jk Wat COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — 1 — e COLONIAL ECMO w ];. II. i:. i:. .J. H. I,. A. U. W (). .1. T. 1 ' . W II. I-;. w J. ■ ;. ;. .1. L. W w T. ( . II. L. V F. C. A. The Frcsliniaii (]lass Motto: OiiIv (lie |];iliiMii c-iii siir i i ' . Floweu: U ' iulisii. l)i!i K : Wluiricv . I ' asti.mi; : I i)(lj;iiij;- the Sii]ilis. opfi( ' i:ks ]•]. ' lI. I. I.V.MS , M. Tr.i; ( ' . ' . Mil; , I ). ;. i;i.. Mi ( ' . I ' . i;ki:i; L. Adams A. I ' ..mm; M. lien I Icy Herrx II. i:illii|s II. Ulakciiioix ' I ' . IJowIes Itiaysliaw, A. iViistow A. linmUs II. (•.■iiii|ilicll . . ( ' ar]i( ' iilci- . II. Clicatliaiii Clary I,, ( ' ollliollcc , II. Coiiiiclly 1!. ( ook , II. ' (iul I!, (-nok ( ). ' iiiiiiiiii:liaiu C. I)iii;j;ci- II. Ildwaids. S. I-:icy I ' . I ' ;iiiiinc W. Fainicr W. I ' m fliaiiil 1 1. I ' nslc|- . W. I ' icil.ll ]■]. Fiil.hci- F. FiiMn- . I . (iai ' laiKl ( ' . (iiavi ' s I ' . Cid ' ii ( ' . I laiirriiiau .MK.MI ' .I ' .KS I ' rcsidciil X ' icc rrcsidciil Si ' crt ' liii ' v Ilisloriaii ' rrcasiinr Fclijisf. ' a. Si ' l.rcll, ' a. I laiii|ili ii. ' a. ( i-li;li ' rs ill ' , a. X ' cnii ' r. ;i. Scniira. ' a. Salial. ' a. rriiiicliiii. W. :i. Sahida. ' a. Williaiiislmrii. a. Ta .i-wt ' ll, ' a. .Madisnii. ' a. Will .. ' a. ( ' iM ' liiiiii, ' a. .Millcnhcck. ' a. Lawi-ciict ' villc, ' a. La ( idssc. ' a. La ' i ' (]ssc, ' a. (iloncesti-r. a. IIain;iloii. a. Itinada.x. ' a. Falls. a. Wlialcysvillc. V ' a. .Mli.Mla. ' a. ' iri;iliiia. ' a. I c( ' |i Cicck. ' a. licrliaiid. ' a. Lnl, a. Sandriduc ' a. ( ' (Hiihil. ' a. Warsaw, ' a. l- i cdiTiikslmri;. ' a. Siiiiy, a. SiiMiiv Side. a. .v ..% iL COLONIAL ECMOvl W ( ' . i;. w A. A. w .M 1 . s. II w !•. W II. ( ;. F. K. H (i. i:. I-:. i:. F. w T. 11 .1. .1, x II. s. c. .M J. M I,. IIjiivcv L. Ilciilcv . IliihinI ' .1. Ilou-c ■ I. -IllllllSdll . W. .IdllllMIIl 1 1. .Ii) iicr I.. i.assJUT . S. I,,.,. .M. Li ' wis I . L.ilii- C. .MiJii ' i- :. Milteei- i;. .Mollis (  . .Miurav . I ' ,, ' l)lett S. Xortliiiiiitoii  . X il I iii luiiii • I. ( vci-l(iii 11. ( IMIS C. I ' aiUt ' i- . I.. I ' .iiter (i. I ' l-iiu-o ( ' . Kivcs S. IJohillsdil i:. Rdwe Settle Sissoii F. Siiiiili (i. S iliilliers I  . S]iciicei- ' . r. Sidwitts r. Suilierliii C. TjivIdi- .M. Tennis I. Thiifl . M. Turk i;. Tn.Uei- M. Wiilkei- (i. ' ;n hnrtdii T. Walker .1. Wehl. .M. Wliitaire K. eisel i;. Williams II. Williams F. Wilsdu Womack Ldii;; Islaiiil. Williamshnrji. Dei ' p Creek. W ' icdlllicd. ( iilmeiidii. • Ilimerinn. ( ' diirilaml. I ' dil Xdil ' dlk. Haves Siciic. Fre(leii(ks!)iui;. I i-ifiiil wood. itdseland. Ilcilps(]n. I ' dtdMiac .Mills. I ' di-Isnidiiili. l.iimenlMiri;. La Cnisse. Eastville. 1  ai-lim;t in Ileii;lits. ' vlieslinri;, .Miniiit l.aiidinii. IJdvkin. Denibi-ooke, McKenney, vSkyidii, l- ,mniei-fdii, l-]mmertdn, l ' ]mmeitdn. I •reysville. Sonier.set. Williamshiir ralaliiie r ridj;e. I ' e Sutlierlin, Xewjidii News, Hampton. Kinsale, N ' irgilina, Dewitt. Heathsville. Williamslmi-ji. Stevenxille. .MeClellan. Fairfax. Norfdlk. i;ii niiniiluim. Irxiiiulcin. ' sle iif Wriiihi. Farniville. COLONIAL ECI-IO . ' ' f %L n -i r--T- -m M Hi ' Tsr ' Dr ' K . A. Bs ■ . r J ■Mk -- —•§—■ g BjM . JjJL Tr Vn| ' % .. mt ' - E - H f t J w K«vV ' R- 1 ■ ■f rrr rj T M K fr ■ ' I ( j . ii TV ' w% ■ ' - ' ■ ' -M TTRT K? - w W m i. J . Mm H. ' B ' W r H 11 ' lf t-T% V W ■L L 1 r - T T H I H ■■JKm rf ? - f ' Mr ■f H 1 ( 1 ]f f l; ' nf 3 u- •H I { sj t 1 ™ ' J liH ..M «r Senior Normal Class )FFi( ' !:i;s .1. 1 . I.Xill.K II. II. Sl.NI .MS 1 T. .IdV.NKI! A. ! ' . S. KiiniN ricsidciit ' ir( ' i ' l ' , sidcnl Sciicliirv Trt ' ;ism-er Miiirn: Let ilic wise iiislriicl llif ij;iiiirniil. Fi.n i:i!: N ' idlcl. Vr.i.i.: Tcaclu ' i-s to Itc, tcsiclicrs lu he. ' ()riii;il Seniors all arc we I MEMHEIiS ' . W. I ' ariiici- I. W. K ' dlicrlsdii i. I,. l ' ' clj:llS(lM I •. I ' . I.lljll- ;. L. ( ' (iiiiMillc.. I!. 11. Sfcklnid ' . I,. Cliarll.iii ' I ' . .M. I ' lillcn !. ( . UncUliii S. I!. Hall r. I). Fiistci- .1. X. i;arly ;. i;. Cilliaiii C. L. .Majni- I. II. i:.l aiil 11. ' . Claiv 1 ' . X. Itcriiii . k ?- ii«rv .V Wr. COLONIAL ECHO Draw ing Two Interior (if ii xfiidiiit ' s nimii : clntlirs. hooLs, paiicrx. (iikI iiictiircs urn slnini iiifliscriiiiiiKilcJii iiniinid iiiioii the floor (tnil liihlr. liiiiniihd bed to rit lil. ildiir lit U ft. ' I ' liltli- liltircil iritli tiiiokx ami jkiixis in llic ci liter. SCENE I. Ciirtiiin ciiiiiiiifi ' up discloses Bayle. ((latlcss ;ni(l colliiTU ' ss, workiiif;; frciizii-dli (It llir tiihlr. H ix hair is (lixhrnliil anil he . irriirs frcliniflji at frc- qU ' f-nt intirniJx. I ' nsliinan cntcr. nnixiJii, pini s liix hank mi tin linl. mid fol- Idirs it. liaiilr imiuj (:s for an instant to f larc at him. FitKsiiMAN (ijailij) — Don ' t vou ever smile, sadness? l!. Yi,i: Ijicrri.shli ) — Not on Tuesday or Thursday I CN ( ).v d (jdii mid rrtiirn! to his irork.) FuKSiiMAN — Hut why the finieral air? Baylk — Drawinj - Two. UoiTt y iii ever jiet tired of asUiiij; fool i|uesfi(ins? (Sarca-vticuU! ) And fjet your dirty feet ott the bed, younji man ' . Fresh. MA. (lazilij) — Tomorrow ' s wash day. Never heard before that yoxi were an artist, old lady. Hayi.k (snortin; ) — Nor did I! Itut what can 1 do when the faculty says take Drawinj;- Two and my dej ree says make Drawing Two? Answer me that, fresh ic! Fresh.man iroUiiiii laniiiiidlii off the bed) — You ' re getting too philoso- phical for me. Cmicss I ' d better ambulate down town; I ' m out of coffin tacks anyway. Kayi.e — See here, freshie. know anythini; about art? Freshman (coniplaccntlij) — Sure I Havi.e (hands- him drairint he has hcen irorkini on) — Cast your peepers over this, yoiuiu ]ii-odigy, and see how .vou like it. J ' resii.ma.n (surrci inij thr pictiirr irith a critical air) — Perfectly executed, old chaj)! lint just what were you trying to — er — dr aw? Bayee (sercrclij) — Don ' t dare get funny, freshie. Can ' t you see that it is a drawing of scrimmage? Fresu.ma.n — Can ' t say I do. Looks like a nnul cake to me. Bayi.e (cai crli ) — It ' s an end run. young one. ()ld ISaker ti-ies to be an athletic tiend ami he is alwa.vs slapping that kind of work on us. Fresh .MA. Isadhj) — But it ' s not au end run? It ' s a spla.sh of paint, a bliH-red COLONIAL ECMO Ravi.k — H il(l vdii liiii iic. Vdiiiii; iiiMii ! I kimw I ' m n slicU in i  i;i in ' . Iml voii sluiii ' t nil) il in ! FlMOSiiMAX (sdiiUiiiniUi) — Kii ' ii Vdiii- sliirl mi, ulil hidy. .Mi-rcl rriciidlv lulvis ' . iiolliiiii;- nidi-c. Nnw I ' ll he nimiini; nii ilown lowii hctnic I li:i c in Spillllv VOll. Kayi.k — Ciciiiiji liy ilic Alls r.uililiiiii? Fkksiiman — I can. I ' a i.k (c(i( crli ) — Won ' t u i sncjik lli:il scrininniuc iliini; almii; ami sneak il i]i un old Hiiker ' s desk. I ' ve jinl my name on the hack nl ' il, and yini ' ll save iiu ' a walk. I ' m Inisy as a minister toda.N. FuKsii.MAN 1 1 iicl. ' iiiii tlir (IniiriiKj ciinUxx} if iiiiihr lii iiriii mid hiLiin up liix hilt) — Tnist me to j;( ' l it tip tliei-e, ohi lady. 1 ne ' er Tail you. do 1 ' . ' Hayi.ic — Don ' t force me to ' j,r[ saiiastic. I ' .nt don ' t loiuct it: il oni;lit to liave been in six days a. o and old r.ak T. drol liis crosse.ved time, lias heeii gettiiij; ' mean about it. FuicsinrAN — FU do the dirty work, never fear. ( F.-ril. irliislliiinJ Hayi.e f.s ' f . ' . Then lie rlriiift Ilix tiihic (if (Iniiriiu a jijuniil lis irilh ii Kiiitilc inii rif sin-f ) and lakrx mil irritintj ixi tcr) — With that oil my mind, I ' ll ui-iiid (Hit a few heart throbs to the damsels. llo|ie llial ass don ' t fori;et to slip my drawini; in old I taker ' s desk. SCKXK II. .1 ilixcrtcd chissrooiii in llir Arts liiiildiiiii. I iisliiniiii iiiiiis soflli mid slips up til till ' ilistriivtiir ' s drsi;. Fl;i:sii . i. N ( niiniiiiii idli llinniiili n iiiiit stncl: nf din iriiii s ) — Whew! what ' s olil Kaker i;ot these ihini;s jiiled up here for ' . ' I ' ll just sliji liayle ' s etl ' ort ill the middle n] ' ihe jiile and he ' ll think it ' s been there all the time. (Slips Itni lr ' s ilniiriiiii i-mijiilli intn tin criilrr iif tin pili .) Whal kind of rotten drawinj;s are these anywa. . ' lint hello! here comes someone! iMnkcs Imstli r.rit tlirniuili side dixir.) (Old liiilur riilris linniidli mid i nis ilinitli to his disk.) Hakkk [til himself ) — All here, .just as I left them. Today ' s the last day of Ihe contest and I ' ll have to hustle to i ' et them olf on the n i Haiti. (■ sriirs till ' pill- iif drmrinils, irriips thnu up huslili . dirrrts tlir piiiLiii f In till- ■■ i ir All Cnutrsl. . ) ' .. puis ,,(( - ■ his iiriii mid ninl:rs his r.rit. SCKXK 111. Intiriiir nf liniflnr ' s runui in rrrn i niilrr disiirdi r. Thr rnrtilin risrs upon lim lr spiyiiirlid nn his liid. Inst usln p. A full- ilriss suit is srntliri ' d run li ssli nn r tlir jtnnr. ' K COLONIAL ECHOvJ 77 r fnshiiKin tiitrrs iinlxii. knml.inij nn r ii rlmir. FiiKSH.MAN — !( ' t ii|i. old hulyl It s twelve n ' clipck now. ( )nc hkmc Imll iiiid yiiu ' ll dc eiKMult ' into :i IJip N ' liii WiiiUlc. IIavi.i: I xlicjiili ) — del oiii nl ' licie. mmi irs] ' . I ilidn ' l Inin in iiiilil liiiii ' iind Fit KS II MAN — l- ii ' lv Id IkmI ;iiid early tn rise — i ' .iit Ihtc ' s :i (eiiiilc ol ll IICIS t ' ll- .Mill, uld lli|l. liAVi.K fxilliini III) ill bill mill nihhlini lii.s i)rx) — IJcad lliciu In inc. tri ' sliic. W ' licic arc llic.x Irtiiir. ' I ' ' ' i;i:sii M AN xijiiliitiiiji III (,iif irilli n jiiirzliil iiir. Ifniilx) — ••Ivcliirii in tiMi days 1(1 ilic New Ait Cinitcst. . V. What ' s the idea? liAVi.i: Haven ' t any idea. Sure it ' s lor me? Fi;i:s:i- iAN — (Jdt yiiiir naiiii ' (in it. I ' .AVi.K I iiiirixlii j — Well, i-ead il Id ine. tresliie, I )diri stand there ya|i|iinu at iiu all day. FitKsii. i. N (rriiiliiiii) — .Mr. i ' .ayk ' , I  eai- Sir: it is my |ileasaiii duly Id infiuiu ydU lliat ydtir excellent ini|n-essidnisi ic ]iaintin . ' riie Scrinimai;( ' . has wdii tiist hdiidis in (lur recent cdutest. The tirst ]n-ize. a priceless ](ainlini; in the same styU ' , by Sir Wdisthan Fddlishe. has lieeii slii|i|ied and shdiild reach yen in a few days. I Sifiiied I 1 . F. Prejudice, Sec ' y. Kavi.i-: (xtcnili ) — Freshman, is this diie (if your iuferual jokes? Don ' t j;et jiay witii me, ydunii iiiaii, just because the session is over, Fkesh.ma.x (caniixllij ) — On niy lionor, I don ' t know a thinji ahont it. 1 iiut vdur drawinji on did I ' .aker ' s desk last nidiith and that is all 1 know. I ' .AYi.E (xdn-dxticitlli ) — What tlie deuce dd I want with ;in iin])ressidnistic [laiiiliin;? Nice mess ydu i(it me in I Hut reaii the other letter, ' llel•e ' s it fi-diii ? Fkksii.m.v.n — Ffdiii the llej;istrar ' s dllice. iTrms oprii li tti r iniil niiilx it.) HAYi.t; IqiiickJji) — What ' s wronsi, freshie? FitKsii.MAN ( ircnkhi) — Evei-ythinjt. It ' s from the faculty: tliey heo- to inform you — sad duty, etc. — that y(m have flunked nrawin ; Two! ( ' iirtiiiii. PAX S i Pecaz em ' c ue ' 6y -Ac 77 am? of ' ' ' }fj (Of ' ec er Anocu Y ?c (c e ' rtr Az vd ' o ' p ' i?c i So. t COLONIAL 1 1—9 — I EC H 0 1 II. II. SIMMS. -IS, I cl);ilinj; Tciiiii li. L. ( ' o.MHS. l(i, I  ( ' li;ilin Team II. L. IlAi;i:i. ' i. •I.-,, Winner (if the liUri Slate ( )raliii-i(al ( ' (Hilesi. ' I ' liis Imnoi- lias lieeii iwiie won ill llie past liiiir years liy a William and .Mary ediileslanl. f V. I). ; ISiiau.K. Ki. I el)atin}i Team ;. I.. l ' ' F.i;ia SUN. ■! , hehaliiiu Teaill . Vk% i COLONIAL ECHO •ft I — Q — I — © COLONIAL ECHO I — Q — I — e n3K The Cannon Scrap lilllcs ;ili(l l;t ' i;iil;il iiiiis ;i(|()|itc(l 1) ri ' picsrlit:il ivcs rimii l- ' rcsliiii;iii ;in(l Sii|ili(iiiinr( ' ( lasses : I. ' I ' lic sci-ait sliall take i lat-e anmiall.v mi ( ar.v Field i.n llie first Satur- day at ' lei- classes bejjiii. L ' . The SpDl Iswood ( ' aiilKiii shall he dereiuled liy I he Siiphouiores. ;!. The l ' ' reshiiiaii shall endeavor in ea|)liire and (aUe tlie Cauiioii fidiii the held. 4. The Freshman shall he allowed : ' .0 mimiles to eomjilete the lask. 5. The use of soa] , tar and grease is in-ohihited. n. A contestant shall he dis(|iialilled foi- any iiiiiiecessai ' y foiit;iiness. foi- losiiii; teiniier, or clothes. 7. The Judjics shall he Profs. Clark, Keeble, and Calhoiiii. !S. The ictofs sliall be presented with a haiiiier, es|ie(ially (h-sijiiied for the occasion. The first Cannon Scrap was held on Seiiteniher L ' . . I ' .ll. ), and resulted in a victory for the Freshnian, who achieved their jinrpose alter a desin ' rale defens( of the prize by the Sophomore. IJiit the Fr ' sliiiian hoin-lessly out- classed tiK ' ir o|ipoiients in numbers and size, and altlioni;h the Cannon had been placed in the farthest corner of tlie field, they drafificd it onl from its defenders and straijrlit across the field to the j;ate. There, the Sophomores were reinforced and for a moment it seemed that the cannon would lie checked, lint the I ' rcshnian. b sheer nnmliers, cleared the wheels of the ;;ras|)infi hands, and rolled their i)rize with a iiii;;lily yell out of the j;ate and into the road, in only twenty minutes from the coninieiicenieni il hostilities. I ' ldt. Kcclile |iresented the Haiiner of iclory lo the w iiiners who drajijjed llieir lr iphy down the street amid wild rejoicing;. Their victory was well earned, in s]iile of their {ji ' cat miiiiher. for the j,uu had been careful ly placed in a jirotected corner, and they linished well within the time limit. .May tlu ' y retain il next year when it will he ihcii- Inrii lo dclcnd ill ifu t COLOMIAL ECMO X COLONIAL ECHOv Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ( i ' Fici:i;s V. N. I i:ui!iN(; .IdllN I ' .KNTI.KV ' T. .|nVM:i; ' ll.I.IAM ItKAVSllAW  . O. IJasii . !•;. W ' ll.l.lAMS ' . .M. (!l■:llll . W. KiillKltlSON I. ( !. ( ' iiamh.ij: . I,. ' II Altl.lON President N ' icc I ' rcsidi ' iit ' I ' lcasincr Scrrcliiry ( ' ciiiiiiiii Ici ' (111 I ' .ililr Si iiily ( ' (iiiiiiiii Ice mi Missiiiiis ( ' iiiMiiiil tcr 111! Social Srrv ' ii ' e ( ' (Piiiiiiii it ' c on Mciii ' icrsliiii ( ' oiiiiiih !(■ ' nil I  i ' lf;;:il ions ( ' oniiiiillcc on Music I i- i. iru COLONIAL 1—9 — I ECHO — 6 A;i Order in Court ! AikI so the fouvt came to order. Frniii his lofty seat, tlie .Judge uf ilir Siiineiue Cmiit. cuiivi ' iied yearly to try ihe more Hagi ' aut offenses against ilie ( ' ommonwealth of William and Mary. Inoked down ujion the faces before him, and frowned angrily. Whereat. little chills went chasing n] and down the si)ines of the dues here tra] ]ied by the ccnirtsey nf the older classmen. Silence. The Lord High Sheriff will bring forward the prisoner I He was tiie meekest of the meek as he came forward slowly, supported by the gigantii- Sheriff and his c(pri)ulent df]Miry. and his last inuue of self-pos- session left him as he looked up and found himself in the jiresence of the Court. At first he tried to look unconcerned, at which the Judge stared at him stonily; changed his mind and decided tn liMik tolerantly amused, at which the Aitiuney for the Prosecution coughed angrily: so he shifted to hi.s other foot and looked miserable, at which the .itiry nooded approvingly. The sonorous voice of the ( lerk, reading the indicment, aroused him with a start : •• for the unheard nf crime acainst the College nf ' illiam and .Mary ' if: , COLONIAL ECHO I — Q I 6 of itpiii ' ariiij; mi llic cwiiiims wcarinj; ' iPiiriilc sdcks, in ilic lircsciicc uf ivsjunisiljlL ' witnesses I lie cniuliKliMl witli a fldiuisli. and a jiioaii (if licirrdi- i-aii lliron; ' li tlic iiow (led riidiii al llu- vvvy cndiiuii ol llic irinic. Uiv wliidi ilic piisuiicr was aliiiiit Id lie tried, lie was tryini; ' Iim ' Mv id cxplaiii lliai ii was all a inisiake, wIkmi lie was seized and draiiued rndelv np Id 1k ' swdin. After lie liad swuiii to tell the whole tnitli and nolhinji Imt llie itiitli. sd !iel]i liiiii llillikeii, he kissed a green (leonietiy with a resonndinj; siiiaik. and idtiered haik in his cliair. Weakly he ci-dssed a lej;. Hold the j)risonerI roaied the .liidiic. ■ ' rake his life if iiecessai-y, he added tiereely. as a deiJiity s|iiaiij; Id the prisoner ' s side. And then the Clefk railed the witnesses I ' m- the |iroseciiti( n. They came Idiwai-d siiiilinj;, peijiiry writ ten all dver their faees, and the heart df llie prisdner sank within liiiii at llie niiiininr uf apprd al iliat ran thronjih the i-ddiii — the Clerk had ddiie his work well, the witnesses, une and all, enjoyed wide rejintatidtis lor their carelessness with the truth. And they added iiiaiiy cnhits to their fanie that nit;ht. ()iie after the other, they were swdiii and took the stand In assert ]idsilively that they knew the |irisdner well and had. they blushed Id admit it. seen liini cdininit the dlleiise with which he was charucil. And the lieaii df the prisdiier was (piite in his slides hy the lime they were done. •■ ' riie prisdiier will take the stand in his dwn defense, was the arbitrary aiiiidiinceiiient uf llie ( ' diirl, when the per jiiiiiii; i;entleiiien were thrdiiuh. •A ' diir name. ' snarled the rrdsecnlini; . ttdriiey, as sdim as the luckless defendant was nncdiiifditably seftled in the witness chair. W ' ishi Nevercame. was the rejily, scareely andible. ' A liere from, Mr. Xevercaine ' . ' ' •Toano. sir. I . imian df hdircir. df nnlielief swept dver the spec- tatdfs: the jury hjdked astdimiled : and llie .liidiic liirned |iale. •• ' liere ' . ' asked the att(jrney for the defense iiimx-ently. lie has Ikh ' H lr. inj;- to 1mm a cigarette, to tlie detriment of his client ' s case, or he would never have been so foolisli. The )irisoner wet his lips bravely: soniething was wrong, jierhajis Ihey had iml nnderstddd liiiii. ••Tdaiid, he explained iiatielilly. Ydn kiidw 1 am :i cdiisin df Nat lie got nn further. .V conserled roar of dismay, df cdiisternat ion sto)i|ie(l him abrniitly. The in-osetnting attorney smiled broadly: the jury fixed niioii the witness a Iddk uf dire dest riicl imi. ami the atldrney fur the defense, as soon as he cdiibl make himself heaid. asked id be relieved. Vdnr rei|iiesi .Ml ' ST be granted, aid the -liidge shiwly. while a Inindred Vi iH COLONIAL ECMO l lic;i(ls iiddilril sdiciiiii .1 |i|ir i :il. Is llirrc iiiiy risiiij; ydiiiiL; lri;;il l:iliMil ill llic iiilirl 1(1(1111 ulld wishes lo Inkc lllis (lcs|ic|-;llc i;isi ' . I ;i|i|mmI Id (iiir s iii]iallii ' s : ilic ]irisdiifi- at w bar has iiiiw il I iiii;ly (•(nnictcd hiiiiscir df a iiidsi sci-idus chaijic and is in siivat daiij cr dl ' losiu ;- his head. Will no Idle ( hinlc(M-? I ' t ' i-li ' ft silence in llie i(hiiii. ■•Tlu ' n, cdnliniied Ihe -Indue, •■lliere is iidlliiiii; Id dd liiil id lea -e Ihe late df ihe |irisdiier ill ihe hands dl ' ihe Jiir, . ( leii I leiiien df Ihe Jury. Iiirning lowai ' d ihal |ii-eindiced hidkinj; ' body, heindns as is the ciiine with which ilie jH ' isdner is chari;e(l, and which has been t ' nily prdveii by Ihe leslinidiiy dl ' dial enlii-ely -eracidns i;i-on]i of witnesses I ' di- ihe |ir(jseciil idii. we iiiiisl lake inid consideiat ion the asldiiishin ; admission of the inisdiier in this very conrt, while practically in the slnnbiw df fhe ialldws. and the abdininable ell ' i-diiiery which he has exhibited at all times tif the trial. His snjierhuman etVuits in I ' scajic ff(jni Ihe cnstedy df the court officers are not to ])e overlooked, and tlie fact That he dared id lake the stand in his dwn defense is, in the d](inioii of the ( ' diift. a iiiaik df ihe hardened ciiminal. ' I ' he Court in his iiisi nici ions Id the .ini ' .x always strives to be j)erfectly nnjirejudiced, and I tialter myself that my insi iiici ions in no way assail the innocence of the inisdiier. In closiiij;. I wdiihl like to suggest thai in cdiisiderino- tlie case, ydii disregard any evidence in faxor df tlu accused as teiidini; to interfere with a true cdU- cejitidn of liis guill. The .jury will retire. The .jnr.v relired. rather hastily, to a curiier of the rddiii. and the fevoiir of tlieir debate would lie judged fi-diii the remarks df ■•| eatli. certainly I A fonsiii, yon know ! ••(iniltyl In a few moments tliey tiled solenmly back in iheir seals and met tlie entreating bioks df the iirisdiier with cdld scdi-n. The foreman st I ii]i. After due deliberation. he stated, ith provoking slowniess. the jury stood six to six uiion the (luestion d ' ]iutting tlie ]irisoner to death or forcing liiiii Id take Physics 111 — an extreme laiiiishmeiit fi-diii which they refuse to budge. So. it was coni]irdinised. and lie is tiiied the sum of 1.U-. The jirisdiiei- ' s face Inightened. ' •I ' lus ten cents for contempt of ( ' (nirl. said the Judge as the foreman sat down. lie showed his relief I The Ldfd High Sheritf aitpfdached ihe prisdiier to escort him to the back of the room where a scowling deputy waited to collect the tine. Order in Court 1 roared the Judge. The Clerk will idease read the next case ou our docket. COLONIAL I — Q — I ECHO PUBLICATIONS  -  r c V li COLONIAL ECHO l -£ COLONIAL E_CMO HK I ?- T H. r I But on the whitip fh l i hearty ii i ID lirrl C. L.-n a,n C.i, SI I.AV arhi B. Fu-ris inc Goorfs and H I and tobk Lruurd iD Ibe B t Lume •• ' L Neitrpr.rl Ntivs. Va. p ' •ftlVp Tt ' Crr t l  tve IIHAI-I) CAKY : i AllUNAL BANK ' : ' v ' ond, Virginia Surptusand Prnfits Sl.-iSO.COO ■ EDirCR.-IN-CH,l|£F We do ncit kmw n wh ' ' m wee tj A. fi-jfii, i- ' iiii« f r tnc oa Kot- bn)] pMiip . chair for the collfpr aani-. ' -. i- ' ■or- ,. ' i-t .■.r, r:i. Gtimslev, be it (fit ' U-  :■...■ ir, ,! I-r .,n. nr ; ■ pons, who niay b ' r ' «poii; ' Ib!( , ' . lake the fiuKC tion tnvn i th chmin them« lv( namely, tiiot y,,,; FOfiU! new chsini be MtKored. I f ,, . r- in Ih Thero are naturA|ly f ' ' W whn ilo ihix i D l «iiprove of the Action «f the vpnw their ornfinal rl-rtion. ' Ir..- farulty in abt4ifbif)|c th a for debate hu bc n | oit[ no i until barhoinn degTC a, and we can Bp-| April Tth, and (rlanbcutar debatv predate the pMitioa of tbeM men. i has been po«ti on until Marvb 3litt. STORE I.-t Arti.-if. . Pip. ' s. TnUiCi-o. Etc LEGE OF AND- MARY BURG, VA. q ' lipmrat, and s ' rooein eda- oldr t )-• ibr South and the id Aenf-rfca inilchnfS of tradU rd on the Fcnin u ' a ofl tte hir osy di arce ol Norfolk. New- -nmond. It offers: -ecsic courses leadine to A. B., B. 5. 1 Education for the prfparation of d ' V ' ireriotendefils for the public «cbeoi sys- :io ' aritr(fS crpresentine abnu ore foutth of ;iersf tciv bv 5fciJ ' ' cd through ibe school supet- K rnt tiy stu ' Jfn s preparioe to teach , BUSINESS, MAN AGE R.DGES, R=gis,rar ' I ' ll i: ' i:i:k i. I ' m i:i; . Sk7 % iC COLOMIAL ECHO Me. I — 9 — I — e ' A I. W. aOBEI TSON ASSr BUS. MGR.. 4 COLOMIAL ECHO LITERARY SOCIETIES i iii COLONIAL ECMO I — Q — I — a Phoenix Literary Society OFFICEKH I ' ri ' si KmiI ' eel ' residen 1 Secretary Firxt Term . . .W. M . (irinislev li. M. Newton IJ. Sisson i r on(l Trim . . . F. 1  . (1. Rihhic . y. Fi •ench H. II. Sinnns 11. H. Simius MEMBERS Treasurer ( ' . A. 8c()tt .1. P. Ingle 11. T. SoTners K. A. Kal)l) 1). 1 ' . Lohr .1. -1. Swccker K. I ' , r.uwles A. L. Maddox H. 1 ' . Williams T. n. Caiiipbell K. .Mattette (!. r.. Zelinier F. A. CiUitenter ( . L. Major Jl. Chandler C. L. Charlton li. M. Newton L. r. Elnioie S. N. Dalliduse J. .1. Overton n. Clay G. H. Cook F. l . (1. Kihhle l . .M. Wliii.icre W. C. Fei-fiusou B. (). Hoiklin 1). L. (iillians (). W. French J. 1 . Kowe E. ' . Slowitts L. E. FnlhT II 11. Siiiuns K. ' . C. Kives W. M. Grinisley J. W. Stephens A. 1 . S. Ikoliin.-sou Haaerman K. Sissou V. II. Connollee V. .. COLONIAL ECHO Philomatliean Literary Society -OFFICKKS I ' lvsideiil i(f I ' rcsidciil Sciicliiry hirst Tiriii 1 ' . N. Dccriiij; I. V. Unlicrison (i. I ' Vi-fjiisoii Sci-iiikI ' I ' cnii I. y. HohcitsoM V. F. .Icnkins -1. Itcnllcv .M. M. Millard, F. T. .loynei- . . Scijicjiiil at Aims I ' .. II. Scckfdid ...... Tn-asmci ' II. ' . Claiv .1. i;. Itcnllcv G. W. r.onili .1. L. Kiev .1. i;. li.vi-d II. W ' laiy l;. A. Ciar.v W. W. I iiliiri- i. L. ImT MSIITI W. I . llaiiis .MF.Mi;i:i;s M. -M. lllllaid y. y . .iiiiiiisiiii ;. .1. .ii)iiiis(iii I. 11. . 1(111. ' S • ' . T. .loMlCI- I. L. .Mi ' lciicll ;. II. Owens . W. Itdlicllsiiii I. (). Kasli !. 11. Seek 1(11(1 ■ . I ' . FarU ( ' iiaplaiii N. .1. WChl. I ' . X. I ciriiii; ( ' . i;. Ilcdiii ' I ' . I ' ' . .IciiUiiis T. I). F.isliM- . M. Tuck ' I , (i. I ' nilcii v. i:. .idii S. W. Ilasdii . I.. ClMllllS 4 COL-OMIAL ECHOvjII I lie Dchale Council L.FER.Gt H LOMAT COLONIAL 1—9 — I ECMOv Song oi the Syrian Priest Here cm llic dcsci-l siiiuls I kneel, riidei- the islars. Open tlie siii injj ' uiites. () Idve, ieve:il Thy tenijiled ]iiino])liii-s. Seel ;is Ilir ninnii w nshcd s;nids jirc clean. Clean is my heafl. I. ini; lia f 1 scivcd llicc. Islliar, llnni li nnscrn, drown wise in lliy holy aii. Here in the silcnl ni hl I icneci, Facing the sky. Isthar. in-ienl i id less nf l,o c. i-evenj Thy presence, lest I die! .Martin Fi:instkin. .- 4 .% COLONIAL ECHO te I — Q — I — e l-tti 5 IS Very ( ( ' t, I,— v i_l I f Yahr ' .Gm up 1 9 A( mf f Facii-ty .Mannerisms COLONIAL ECMOv I — Q — I — a . .Q l o Ta ds l ic I jt Bcfon FiJ ns The Night After Flunked: Flunked 1 Flunked: (In iIhsc darned nhl exain.s auain. And I wduld llial my ton« ue cnn ' d nlie. ' . -My lliiin lils III ' dii-esi |iain. Alas : Inr ilie weary Imni s I s|ient with my li(i(iks ime day! Alas: loi- I lie clierislied Impes Thai yo meltini: I ' asi awayl And llie stately seniors o nn To llieii- final ftieat reward Hut oh: for tlie sii;lil of a cherished A, The llion;;lil ot a chance lliat is j;one. F hnd ed: Flunked: Flunked: OH ' Ihis camiius soon I ' ll he. For a (h ' sjierale cram ilidn ' l jiass the ' exam. On tireek I ' liilosojihy. V; rx. COLONIAL ECHO College Delinilioiis (;i;iXI — A stndciil wlm ciiincs lo collej e foi- an ( ' (Incarimi, wlio (l( ' i itis ti) liiiik at a liook occasidTially, and wlio burns tin ' niidni lil oil () er a jioUci- game. 1J( X lvAK ' l ' lS ' l ' — An nnfiprlunalc wlm lia ini; ' once ••(■clclpralcd not wisely l nl villi spirit, hccunn ' s liy the ((inrtcsy of his friends, a Impclcss driiid ai-d and a desperate jailhird. DILL-PICKEK — A sindml lii regards a iimlessur as a Irnnian being; will) is not aI)ove sjK ' aking t i tlieni mi llie strix ' t ; and wlm does nut always detine tlieni as hardened ciiniinals and disgnised exeeiitioners. STri Y-HALL — A highly-pert ' eeted relie of the In(]nisirion. FACl ' LTY — A elass-naiiie for a species belonging lo the .same general family as uiiii)ires and tax-colletcors. Are very friendly (hiring most of the j-ear, but during the twicereeurriug Dark Ten Days are as proni])! to assasinaie yni with a l or ]. MONTHLY C.II.VDES— A graded system of guessing. IK )l,l I ).V Y — A (lay granted the students to enable them to catch n|i with their work. Special holida.vs are usually obtained by yelling, en masse, for a few minules befoie the President ' s door. I ' i;( H ' .ATIOX— . dangerous jiosition attained Iiy sleeping through cha|iel and by being marked absent on classes you don ' t take. Also the i-esnit of ■•lemonadiiig. FU ' NK — The dismal result of being unable to lueiiiori .e a Still page I k in a single night, ( - of having original ideas. ( riM,i:i{ — I ' siially, a per.son with a good disposition, wlm keejis his eyes and bijok ii|M-n in class. Wll II;|.I-:Y — . lineal des.ciidaiit of the hemlock made famous and fashionable by Socrates. . n uuanaly .ed com|pound served the (biniiilory dues, in which can be recogni .ed old friends of llie street and tield. ; .% X COLONIAL ECHO Ife I — Q — I — 6 THE BULLETIN BOARD ADVERTISEMENTS DON ' T D R O W X YOUR- SELF in whurley. Use a spoon. For colds, pains, diseases and death, TRY DRAPFR ' S UXIVFRSAL PILLS Satisfaction guaranteed, or extra ones given free of charge. QUICK LUXCH Served wliile vou wait M. ' XPP. Proprietor A BEST SELLER You can ' t aflford to miss it. . ' 11 book-stores. 13c. COXFESSIOXS OF AX HABITUAL LOVER, by Dr. Kent Early .■ utlior of Love, How to Kiss, ' ' The Ladies. Have vou a little DALHOUSE in your home? MAXICURIXG Phone 9716 DR. DALHOUSE PLUMBERS TO THE TRADE TUCK GEDDY Special prices on Contracts Let me remove that appendi.x Painless DR. MUXCASTER Specialist in diseases of the heel The smartest dressers wear SEXIOR COLLARS Gives a zest to the appear- ance nothing else can produce QUERY— Is Mary Garden or .Attar of Roses more beneficial to my complexion. DUC FULCHER. .■XNS. — We advise the pro- fuse use of H-2-0. QUERY COLUMN QUERY — Can you give me the college monogram re- (luirenients for a mustache. I am in training at the present time. HILL I ' .Rl ' lXT. .■ XS. — we find that a mus- tache attaining a minimum length of .S inches entitles its owner to a monogram. How- ever, we note that white and red mustaches are not eligible. QUERY— I would like to know why Heflin no longer does any visiting in the . ' n- nex. We have looked for- ward with the keenest pleas- ure to receiving him royally, and we cannot understand wliy his visit is deferred. FATS WALLACE. A.XS. — We have submitted your query to Mr. Heflin who writes as follows: I am fortunate in having arranged so that it is im- possible for me to take any more flying trips to the -An- nex, especially since the capture of my friend, James, and the welcome ( ?) given him. QUERY— If I go to Grove on the local train, when can I get back- HUGH PARKER. AXS. — Mr. Claus tells us that his car is at your service if Miss Burrows is unable to bring vou liome. QUERY — If college opens on the 17th, an l I leave home on the 12th. will 1 be on time DUC TRIBBLE. . XS. — It is possible. ADVERTISEMENTS Have You Seen the ZIOX XOISELESS GUX? Patent Pending .Accept no imitations See what Presson ' s BABY FOOD did for my boy. He gained ninety pounds in 10 days. FREE TRIAL for ten days. My PEERLESS, WORTHLESS FOUXTAIX PEX Satisfaction gfaranteed or monev refunded. D. MURR.VY. Chicago, 111. I will guarantee to cure your corns in a single night. GUY ' S CORX PLASTER Two for five, and free to orphans Let me collect your garbage TOLSOX, THE SAXITARY COLLECTOR Special rates to LOAFERS Pete James ' Pressing and Cleaning Shop Have you that weary listless feeling? USE RIBBLE ' S GOLD EX TOXIC Send for free testimonials. STOP FORGETTIXG My book on Memory sent postpaid for 2c stamp. DR. TYLER BOXIXG! WRESTLIXG! Learn to defend vourselfl D. C. DEAXE. Instructor DAXCIXG LESSOXS Do you want to be a graceful dancer? Let me teach you. DAXCIXG LESSOXS Giraffe Stephens, Instructor ' ;i: t uL. COLONIAL ECHO I — Q — I — 6 THE BULLETIN BOARD WANTED WAXTED— A tirst class 3- incli camion for use on dark nights in a certain unpro- tected part of tlic city. Ad- dress ED. SPEX ' CER WAXTED— One brave Run- ning HeHin of the Brafferton Tribe — dead or alive. AXXEX CLUB WANTED MOXEY — Business Manager. WAXTED— A deaf, dund), blind and sickly Study Hall Proctor. Xo others need apidv. ACADK.MV DUCS W. XTED— Mince pie, cel- ery, roast turkey, fruit and venison daily. DORMITORY GROWLERS WAXTED— Credits. Bring or send to MAG LEWIS W. XTED — Someone to love me in Grove. Write to HUGH PARKER WAXTED— One single ray of intelligence in Economics Class. Apply to DR. TYLER WAXTED— Quick, an aino- niatic problem-worker for Physics. Bring or send to FRAXK GARXETT WAXTED— A sure and safe method of charming girls. FOREHAND WAXTi:i)— Popularity. HE EL IN W.NXTED — A strong man to Iiold Dining Hall door ten niinules l)efi)rc nieals. Only six-liundred pm-nders nccil apply. LOST AND FOUND LOST — On road to Grove, one gun. Finder please re- turn to IL 1 ' . RK1 ' :K LOST— My youthful beauty. .MAFFETTE LOST — Strayed or Stolen — a Due, worth $5 to me. When last seen was riding to depot. 13c reward for his capture. Bring or drag to BILL BREXT LOST — . ring witli initials, T. E. P. Please return to WEISEL FOUND— On C. O. train. a college chappie. Shall I kill, maim or destroy it? PASSEXGER AGENT LOST — On griiliron in Dele- ware, one guard, . iiswers to name of Polly. . lso the game. W. LL. CE, Capt. F O U X D — The secret of beauty. Will share with all. GORDOX LOST — In the Cannon Scrap, two buttons, my temper and profanity. MUT GOSLEE LOST— In Physics. DUC ROWE LOST— On Cary Field, Sep. 25. one cannon. hinders please return to campus. SO PI I O.M ORES FOR SALE 1 WILL SELL AT PUP.LIC auction to highest l)idder, Williamsburg. ;ind ] arts of Virginia. RED HALL. Owner FOR SALE — Self-feeder. Price. $10. .Apply to BEX SEEKFORD FOR SALE— The mildest of my cravats. Can be used to tlag train or worn on dark nights. GEORGE ZEH.MER FOR S.A.LE— Joy eliminator. HUTCH ESON FOR SALE— Old Shoes. Can fit Cinderella. GIRAFFE STEPHENS FOR SALE— Half interest in College Magazine. Small capital reipiired and huge pro- fits. -Am retiring from busi- ness. IKE ROBINSON FOR SALE— . Physics I book at l-9th i)urchase price. A good bargain to a quick l)uyer. E.xcelleut reasons for selling. GEORt;E WILF.Y FOR SALE— Options. Apply to SCHEPMOES. FOR SALE— Knowledge. SUTHERLIX FOR SALE— One of our numerous mirrors. Cracked, Init only used slightly. BOB XEWTOX WILSOX THORPE FOR SALE— One decayed bed. sentiment attached, and two fence pickets, forcibly de- tached. Price, $23. .Apply to J. B. C. SPENCER .. _  «rh: Si f COLONIAL ECHOvl I — 9 — I — o iM nones I! IT NOT IX l,AM ■■Cliiiiiiji Ariiiisiciid. lii liad Ik ' cii ciificrlv iiiakiii ; (■(iiivcrsalioii of .loliii Tyler ' s (iijilunuuy in sccnriiifi ' iiplioiis (hiriiij; tlic Uuiiuiit bixiiii, i-iided by rciiijukim;. in ii Inne id ' ;idniir;ilii n : ••(Josli! hnt -loiin imJicd dIV a liiji cmc lasi iiii;lii ! Ht ' Hin (willi ;;apinji- niimili i — ■•Tlic dcncc lie did! W ' liat was it ' . ' ••( ' Iiani|p — His sliof. IS KNc.i.isii isKco.MiNc coumrT? I ' lilly Sii-yiccr lycliinj; from a third-story window i — Hfy. I ' als. have von (iri ( ' d llicin rh sics . ' ki:as x KNorcii I ' rof. Fcrjiuson. in his ]-;tiiii-s class, had Itccn Imsiiy l)iiihliTi a inodcl moral situation, and t-reatinj; a dense moral atinos])here. He finished thus: Now. .Mr. Zion. whaf was if fhaf kepf you from geftiiifi drunk last nijilit ' . ' Zion I jiromiitly I — I didn ' f have no liekerl WHY THE GIRLS SCREAMED TTedrick. arrayed in his best, was on his way fo Lexin rton wifh the foot- ball team, liavinj; earefnljy strajijied liis Toj;s on the outside of jiis suitcase, for reasons of liis own. To the intense delijiht of tiie scjuad. lie ai i roached two unknown younj;- ladies, suitcase in hand, hoiiiuf; by his charms to make au ae(iiiaintance. His introduction, accompanied by a company bow. was as foHows: Hello, girls. I ' m only a college chap])ie on my way to play football I THE EFFECT OF HORACE ' S PATHOS Prof. Clark (with tearful ]iathosi — Oh I fratres avec . A peculiar noise interrupted him. Whereupon the instructor was very much incensed and was reprimanding Stryker for ]iunctuaTing the pathos when Gayle spoke up in a weak voice: It was I, Professor: 1 cannot tell a lie. I was jtist swallowini; my Adam ' s Ajjjdel AX ENTERTAINING CONVERSATION One afternoon at the depot. Peanut ' Dalhouse recognized a yimng lady on the train, who was signaling to him. but he was unable to imdcistaiid. so racing up close to the window, he remarked: • Can ' t hear vou. can vou see me ' . ' l)r. (ioodwin i in Zoology i — Mr. (iordon. what are The tliiee classes of f(]0(ls ' . ' Gordon — iraiienuts. beefsteak, and biscuits. ' POLITICAL SCIENCE IGNORANCE EXPOSED Dr. Tyler — Mr. Crymes. which ]iaity won? Phi Beta Kajijia ( rymes (starting nni a iniifunnd shimberi — The Re- ]iiibl! aii Party. hr. Tyler — Won what ' . ' Mr. Ch.Mnes — The ([iiestion. Mr. Tyier — What (|nestion Crymes — The (juestion you were talking abotit. Dr. Tyler ( irritated i — Well, what in the thunder (piestion was it? Crymes — I don ' t know, Doctoi. 96 COLONIAL ECHO I — Q — I — 6 Letters of a Ladv Killer Williiiiiislnirj, .hiil. IVl.nuuv -27. l!ll(i. Mv I c;ircst Aiiuchi : AliisI my heart is lirnkcii. iii.v liu]i( s arc fled I True to iii.v prouiise. I last ni};Iit joiiriieyed In ycmi- lilile cily of (irove and after waitinji; for hours in the dark, it seared my heart lo iliinU thai yoii had deceived me. So I S( ri ' o fully took the road to WiliiaTiislmrji. when I was met hv your charm ill :: father who had been delayed liy a hold-up on the road. In my deliaht at his warm reception and coufiesy. I confided to him my faithful uun. Where- upon. I refjret to say, his manner clianoed. and he laid violent hands uiion ine, asking- why I had written such letters to you, my beloved. I was drajified, ti :;iiting bravely, my dear .Vngela. to a car crowded with rullians and hurried protesting into Williamsburg. I had a very enjoyable ride, but I would blush to record your father ' s rudeness and the low sfx-ecb lie hoai)ed u]ioii me duiiiig the ride. ISiit. never once, did I lose courage, thinking of (iu. my blow ii-e cd darling. At the city hall, terrible to ' relate, I was taken by force from the car and left in the care of your unsym] athetic father while the ruffians went off to i btain the jtrison keys. Itut. by sheer strength. I over ame your unmannerly father and made my escajie. fleeing ihrough the city. Now I lie in my dungeon, taken by the jtolice. and 1 kiss the jticture that you. my darling, sent me. I ' erhaps by the Time you read these lines 1 shall be confronting your father in court, but not for a moment will I forget yon. my (pieen of Crove. With a heart I ' ull of love. Devoted I v. r. S. — Ask . onr esteemed father to return m gun it was borrowed. i i nx .Vo jH X COLONIAL ECHOvl ff I — Q — I — e am These Really Happened ' •l ii( Xitliiils — Sa.N. Mr. ' ;ill;i(t ' . arc Siaic siiulciiis i( ' i|niic l in lake s!iii cr liatlis? Fats — •■ ' ( ' ll, iiiii (•. a(ll : Inn llicv do have to fjo past llic Annex In llu ' ir meals, and it anmnnls to the same lliin . •■l)iiml)eir I ' illis eiililled the mastei-l.v sliort story lie prodnred for iOnjilisli I., Behind the Curtain and tlnmjiiit that his fame as an author was secure. If came hack to him ten da s later marked. - ' Itehind the Procession. 1 . I ' .sycholo y i-;xaminal ion — ' •Why does a repealed action lend to liecunie a habit ? Chorns of answers — liecanse it forms a lialiil. IJuchlie (ii-eeu I scratchinji ' his head in despairi — •■| arned if I see why tliis spleen looks so funny under my niii-roscope. Dr. Codwin (takiiifj a squint at the spleen ! — Kather iuccmsiderate of the spleen. (Ji-een. lint yon lia]t]ien to have your insti-inneiit focused on the window |)ane. I ' rof. Crawford — ■Why was the Yorktown Monument erected? Perfect silence. N ' . I . Harris — To celebrate the landinj; at -laniestown. • lim l arly — Lend me your pen. Kent. Kent — Which one: fiat or fountain. The Chapel Bell Doe. the wretch, is rinj ' iny the bell. Would to heaven he was in — well. This achinj;- head and heavy Toniiue Are iR ' jiinninji to pay foi- my niuh ' of fun I Here ' s it ' s eight A. M., and a rainy day. And Doc, the brute, is i ' in} in ; away. While the old hell sounds a mournful call. To the path of duty and the Science Hall. I ' ll turn over now for another nap. For a fellow can ' t always be on laji. Tlio ' . if they get my name at clia]M ' l today. It ' s ])rops for me ;nHl the deuce to jiay! MU MiaCi COLONIAL ECHO ,V ..% COLONIAL ECHO I — Q — I — e Alj)lia ( Jiapter ol l lii Beta Kappa WllJ.IA.M AND MAI{V FulNUKKS • Idhii llc.illi liiiliard Kdnkcr Tliiiinas Siiiilli Ariiiistciul Siuilli ■Iclllll .)(iII( ' S Thf riii I ' cl;i Kajiji;! Sdcii ' ly was (irj;aiii .c(l at lln ' ( ' ulU ' v (if W ' illiaiii and Mary, 1 U ' cciiilier 5, 177(J, ami was a ((iiiiliiiiation of a (ireek letter frater- nity and a dehatiiifi ' society. From tins luimhle hejiinniiisi ' has fi ' rowni tlie widely known honor society, haviii i niion its rolls the names of some of the most distinotiished men in America. Till ' niotluM- chajiter ' s first jieriod of existence was brief. In 1781, the scene of war shifted to the Virginia ])eninsula and when the c(dle ;e closed its doors, the few members gave up their archives and minutes into the hands of the college steward. The Society slumbered until 184!t; the papers dis- appeared, but finally fell into the possession of the Virginia Historical Soci- ety which restored them to Alpha in 18fl3, In this same year. Col. Mlliani Lamb revived the Society: the faculty were initiated; and a new era of prosperity began, Cha]tters had lieen estab- lished in the leading Northern colleges where they throve from the first, and did much to elevate the fraternity to its present high rank. For its size (there are altont two hundred names on the rollst, Aljdia of ' irginia, is one of the largest, strongest chapters, numbering among its members the most distinguished scholars and litterateurs of Virginia, At William and Mary there are two cla.s.ses of members: men distinguished in letters and science whom the College wishes to honor; and former stu- dents who have gone out into life and shown promise in literary or scientific jiaths. Any student on the rolls has it within his power to wear the key and win tiie honor that is so highly esteemed among educated and cultivated men of this land. I ' hi Beta Kajijia is not a secret fraternity, com]K ' ting with other frater- nities, lint a ••hi-otlierh iod of sch ilars. COLONIAL ECMOv, J.- S« v ' J Sk COLONIAL ECl-IO COLONIAL ECMOvl Kaima Sm;ma Nu Chapter of Kappa Sigma r.NnHKSITV dl ' Itdl.oliN A. 14(111. r. l KUSIl - (IF ' ll;iiIMA. l Ci ' .l. ( ' (ii.uics: S(iirl«I, W ' liilc. ;iiiil l!iiu ' i ;ilil (irccii. Fi.() vi;it: l.ily nt llic N ' allcy. Fl{ATKi:s l. FACri.TATK I.vciN (!ai;ihm:i; Tvi.i:i!. A.M.. I.I..I1. .laiiii ' s Simtliiil! WilsdTi. IMi.D. .lolm Tylci-. A..M. (Je(ii ;e Osiai- Feij;us(Pii. A.M. Edward LcF.ainii ( iddilw in. .M.l . Saimifl llildrcdili Iluhhaid. Jr.. A.I!. FHATUE8 IN COLLEGIO William i-o. ;s Fer ;nsdii. Hi. (ienific Thdiiiliill ( aldwcli. IC. Fifdcrick hfaiic ( Idddwin Uihiilc. ' HI. X ' criidii Mfit ' diili (Jcddy, ' 18. ;cdii;c (dirddii Lane. IS. Henry Trcvilian .Mdnciii-c, IS. -latncs Xclscin i;ail . ' IS. Samuel Xewldn halliduse. ' 1 . Henjamin Kdsser James, 1 . James Kent ICar ' y. ' is. Frank .McCall Carnelt. l ' . IMwanl l udley S|ieneer. 1!1. Ii ' icliard Lednard Henley. l!l. ( nintdn (idi-e Ndtlini liam, lit. .Mdil liner Harry Williams. IM. Jdlin Vdinii; 1 1 niiliesdn. lit. IM.I ' .lxil , .Mnnldi-d I ' Mlis. fk. tih:s in ri;i!E (;edi-;;( ' I ' lestdii ( dienian. Linnel W niaane Udliei-ts. Jdseph Failanil Hall. Jdlm Leslie Hall. Jr. (ieditic Iteiijamin (ieddy. Ilallinisl I ain;;erlield Peachy. Jr. Tlidiiias Henle. ie(ld. . Jr. ' I ' l.dmas reaili S|ieneer. Levin Winder Lane. I I I J fik t COLONIAL ECMOv I — Q — I — e K Sijiiiia appa ACTIVE CHAPTERS Beta Gamma Delta Eta Theta Iota Zeta K i ' i ' l-ANiliDA Mu Nu Xi Pi Sigma Tau Upsii.ox Phi Chi . Psi Omeaga Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Alpha Gamma Alpha Delta Alpha Epsilox Alpha Zeta . Alpha Eta Alpha Kappa Alpha Lambda Alpha Mu Alpha Pi . Alpha Rho Alpha Tau Alpha Sigma Alpha Cpsilon Alpha Phi Alpha Chi Alpha Psi Alpha Omega Beta Alpha Beta Beta Beta Gamma Beta Delta Beta EpiiLos ' Beta Zeta University of Alabama, University, Ala. Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. Davidson College, l5avidsoii, N. C. Raiidalph-Macon College, .-Vshland, ' a. Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. Soutlnvestern University, Cieorgetoun, Tex. University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, lenii. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Va. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. Sivarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Tulane Univers ity, .New Orleans, La. University of Texas, Austin, Texas. Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville, Tenrt Hampden-Sidney College, Hampden-Sidney, Va. Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind. University of Maine, Orono, Me. University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. University of Maryland, Baltimore, Md. Mercer University, Macon, Ga. L ' niversity of Illinois, Champaign, 111. Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. George Washington University, Washington, D. C. Cornell University, Ithaca, N. V. University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind. Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. George School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. Ohio State I ' niversity, Columbus, Ohio. Millsaps College, Jackson, Miss. Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. Lake Forest University, Lake Forest, 111. University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. William Jewel College, Liberty, Mo. Brow n College, Richmond, Va. Richmond College, Richmond, Va. Missouri State University, Columbus Mo. Washington and Jefferson College, Washington, Pa. L ' niversity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Leland Stanford, Jr., University, Palo Alto, Cal. , COLOMlAL CMO l Beta Eta Beta Theta Beta Iota . Beta Kappa Beta N Beta Mu . Beta Lambda Beta Xi Beta Omicron Beta Pi Beta Rho Beta Sigma Beta Tau Beta Upsilox Beta Phi Beta Chi . . Beta Psi Beta Omega Gamma Alpha Gamma Beta Gamma Gamma Gamma Delta Gamma Epsilon Gamma Zeta Gamma Eta Gamma Theta Gamma Iota Gamma Kappa Gamma Lambda Gamma Mu Gamma N ' u Gamma Xi Gamma Omicrox Gamma Rho Gamma Pi Birmingham, Ala. Buffalo, . Y, Concord, N. C. Ciiicinnatti, O. Columbus, O. Chicago, 111. Covington, Tenn. Danville, III. Danville, Va. Denver, Colo. Ithaca, N. V. Indianapolis, Ind. Jackson, Miss. Kingstown. N, C. Kansas City, Kan. Little Rock. . ' rk. Los Angele-, Cal. .Alabama Polytechnic Institute, . ' uhurn, Ala. I ' liiversity of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. Lehigh I ' niversity, South Bethlehem, Fa. New Hampshire College, Durham, N. II. Kentucky State College, Lexington, Ky. I ' niversity of Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minn. Iniversity of (leorgia, Athens, Ga. I ' niversity of California, Bergley, Cal. Iniversitv of Denver, Cniversity Park Colo. Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. I ' niversity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. Baker I ' niversity, Baldwin, Kan. North Carolina Agr. and Mech. College, Raleigh, N. C. Chase School of Applied Science, Cleveland. Ohio. Missouri School of Mines, Rolla, Mo. University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colo. University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore. University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. Colorado School of Mines, CJolden, Colo. Massachusetts State College, Amherst, Mass. Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. eu ork University, New York, . V. Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Syracuse Univcrsit , Syracuse, N. Y. University of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. Iowa State College, .Ames, Iowa. Washington, State College, Pullman, Wash. Washburn College, Topeka, Kan. Dennison University, Granville, Ohio. University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. University of Arizona, Tuscon, Ariz. Mass. Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. .ALUMNI CHAPTERS Louisville, Kv. Lynchburg, ' a. Portland, Me. Mephis, Tenn. Milwaukee, Wis. Mobile. .Ala. New ' ork City. Ne.vport News, Va. New .Arleans, La. Norfolk, Va. Oakland, Cal. On a ha. Neb. okhihoma, Citv. Okla. Peoria. III. Scranton, Pa. Schenectady, .N. . San Francisco, Cal. Savannah, Ga. . eattle. Wash. St. Louis, Mo. Salt Lake City, Utah. Syracuse, N. Y. Springfield, Mass. Tuscon, .Ariz. Vicksburg, Miss. Pittsburg, Penn. Philadelphia. Penn. Portland, Ore. Richmond, Va. Rustin, La. Washington, D. C. Wilmington, N. C. Yazoo, Miss. i,—. i, COLONIAL ECMOv y I — 9 — I — e Inter-Fraternity Council AA ' . ( ■. Fi;i!i;rs(i. • ( hairiiiaii ];. I.. ( ' (IMI ' .S KKl ' i{i:si:xTATivi-:s . Secretary I ' i K ll ' lui Al|ili;i (R. M. Xewton .T. W. Stephens K:lli]i. 1 SioTiia ■ W. ( ' . Feranson (i. T. Caldwell Sioiiu I ' lii i;|isiliiii . W. T. Woodson K. 1,. ( ' oiiibs Tlietii Delta Clii -l. .M. I ' l-esson (J. B. Zehmei- Ka]Jii I Aliilia • . . I!. Tiillev COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — I — 6 - a Mm. -: ..,- -r s:r7ji( ,p T [£v A 6 ) .VMIl COLONIAL. ECI-IO LONIAL ECMO I — 9 — I — 6 S. v. K. IIoisE Virginia Delta Chapter Signia Plii Epsilon ( ' iii, ii;s ; ScMrlcl ;iii(l I ' liriilc. Fi.owKits : Aiiicricaii !Ic;niiics ;iihI N ' iolcts. Vi:i.i.: Sii- ;i hire. Sic a-siiii ; Sifiiiiii riii lOjisiliiii, Delia. fi;ati{i:s ix ( ollegio Willii ' i-I TncUci- W Isciii IkoluM-t Cowlcs Tavlor I ' .ilwin llaljih .lames -I. Frank Wilson Alt ' . .Idlinsdii Ma|i|i Fm-est Craves IJulierl ianculn ( ' (inilis Ma.unns .Mnse Lewis. Jr. .Idiui llarless Villianison ' CieniMif vllie I ' xiiilli . lames Tlinnias Wa.ldill. -Ir. William McKinle.v Tuek FlJATKi; IX CIJKK l{a - Unlns .Vdiliniitdn ALr.MXi CIIAI ' TEKS Alpha Bkt.s Ga.m m. T)i:i.TA lOl ' Sll.ON i-:ta TlIKTA Ziota Iota K.vii ' A I.A.MlaiA Ml Nr Xi ( ) l iri!ii. , Sk liiclimoiul. Va. Xdil ' nlk. Va. I ' hiladelpiiia. I ' enn. ( ' lii -ai:o. ill. New Vink Cil y. X. V. ' asliini;iiin. I  . ' . . San l ' ' ' raneis((i. Cal. . I lanla. !e(i. . S|irin,i;liel(i. (tliio Syraense. X. Y. r.iislnn. Mass. Aslnille. X. ( ' . i ' .aldwin. Kan. Ilani|it n. ' a. Fnidn Sininiis, . la. .i .% k COLONIAL ECHO I — Q — I — e Si«iiiia Phi Ej sil ni Fraternity Carter C). Jenkins Ben J. P. Gm . W. Hlgii Carter William G. Wallace Thomas S. Philipps Virginia Alpha West Virginia Beta Pennsylvania Delta Cni.oRADo Alpha Virginia Delta North Carolina Beta Indiana Alpha New York Alpha . Virginia Ep-hon . Virginia Zeta Georgia Alpha Delaware Alpha Virginia Eta Arkansas Alpha Pennsylvania Epsilon Ohio Gamma Vermont Alpha Alabama Alpha North Carolina Gamma New Hamshire Alpha District of Columbia A Kansas Alpha California Alpha Nebraska Alpha . Washington Alpha Ohio Alpha Massachusetts Alpha New York Beta Rhode Island Alpha Michigan Alpha Iowa Alpha Tennnessee Alpha Colorado Beta Missouri Alpha Wisconsin Alpha PSNNSYLVANIA EtA Ohio Epsilon CoLo:5ADo Gamma Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Eta Tueta Zeta Iota Kappa Lambda Mu Nu Xi Omicron FOUNDERS Goldshoro, N. C. Stuarts Draft, Va. Chase City, Va. Stuarts Draft, Va. Newark, N. J. ACTIVE CHAPTERS Richmond College, Richmond, Va. West Virginia I ' niversity, Morgantown, W. Va. Universitvof Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. University of Colorado, Boulder, Colo. College of William and Mary, Williamslnirg, Va. North Carolina College of Agr. and Mech. Arts, Raleigh, N.C. Purdue University, W. Lafayette, Indiana. Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. . Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. Randolph- Macon College, Ashland, Va. Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, CJa. Delaware State College, Newark, Del. Universitv of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. University of .Arkansas, Fayettesville, Ark. Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pa. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Norwich University, Northrteld, Vt. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, . a. Trinity College, Rurham, N. C. Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. George Washington University, Washington, D. C. Baker University, Baldwin, Kan. University of California, Berkeley, Cal. University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Ohio Northern University, . da, Ohio. Massachusetts .Agricultural College, .Amherst, Mass. Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Brown University, Providence, R. I. Universitv of Michigan, -Ann Arbor, Mich. Iowa Wesleyan University, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. University of Denver, Denver, Colo. University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Lawrence College, Applcton, Wis. Penn. State College, Penn. Ohio Weslevan University, Delaware, Ohio. Col. Agricultural College, Collins, Colo. ALUMNI CHAPTERS Ric hmond, Virginia. Norfolk, Virginia. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Chicago, Illinois. New York City, New York. Washington, D. C. San Francisco, California. Atlanta, Georgia. Springfield, Ohio. Syracuse, New A ' ork. Boston, Massachusetts. Asheville, North Carolina. Baldwin, Kansas. Hampton, Virginia. I ' nion Spring?, Alabama. COLONIAL ECMO .i % COLONIAL ECMOa Epsiloii Cliarge of Tlieta Delia Clii Fraternity fouiHlcd, 1S47. Cliar ' v ( stalilislied May lli, isn:!. ( ' oi.ous: I ' .lack. A ' liit( ' and Ulne. I ' Lowi:!! : Wed ( ' arnal i in. ( !i:m : Iluliy. Vi ' .i.i.: Zi|iri(k ! Zi]pii(k ! Hi 1 Ki ! Si 1 l ' ;[isil n 1 l iisilon 1 Tlu ' ta Delta ' lii ' . Fi;A ' ri;i:s ln coujocio George KasUervillc ciinici-. Tlionias (Jranville I ' nllcn. .Ir. Hervey Page Williams. Lewis I ' eirin Snllicrlin. .Joiin Morris Presson. Ailliani Ihaysliaw ( ' ceil ( ' (iniad (iravcs. James Stejiloe itciliinson. Ilerlieii iray Cliandler. Thomas Wilson .loyiies. Allicit I ' emlierliin Kiiliiiisnn. .loliii (!re,i;iiry Warhurtun. Beta Gamma Delteron- Delta Deuteron Epsu.on Zeta Zeta I euteron Eta Eta Deuteron Theta Deuteron Iota Deuteron Kappa Kappa Deuteron Lambda Mu Deuteron Nu Nu Deuteron Xi Omicron Deutero I ' l Deuteron Riio Deuteron SioMA Deuteron Tau Deuteron Phi Chi Chi Psi Xi Deuteron Phi Deuteron IX ri;iti ' : Herbert Wentworth Vaden. {Fouthlcd III I ' nioti College, 184S) CHARGES Cornell University, 1870. University of Michigan, 1889. University of California, 1900. I ' niversity of William and Mary, 1853. Brown University, 1853. McGill University, 1901. Uowdoin College, 1854. Leiand Stanford, Jr., tjnivcrsity, 1903- Ma-sachusetts Institute of Technology, 1890. Williams College, 1891. Tufts College, 1856. University of Illinois, 1908. Boston University, 1877. Amherst College, 1885. I ' niversity of Virvinia, 1857. I.ehigh University, 1884. Holiard College, 1857. Dartinoulh College, 1869. College of the City of New York, i8!i. Columbia University, 1883. University of Wisconsin, 1895. University of Minnesota, 1892. Lafayette College, 1867. Universitv of Rochester, i8()7. George Washington University, 1896. Hamilton College, 1868. Uitivcrsity of Washington, 1913. Universitv of Pennsylvania, 191 5. 113 COLON lAL ECHO I — Q — I — e Graduate Orjianizalions of Thota Delta Chi (lamma Oeiiteron Association of Theta IJelta Chi. lS9!t. Epsilon Alumni Association. 1904. Epsiion Deuteron. Thirty-six Club 1903. Zeta Alumni Association. 1898. Zeta Deuteron Alumni Association, 1902. Eta Chapter House Corporation. 190. . Iota Graduate Association. 1902. Theta Delta Chi Association of William. College. 190G. Kappa Charge of the Delta Chi t ' raternity Corporation, 1883. Lambda Graduate Association, 1899. Theta Delta Chi Buihling Association. Champaign. Ill, New York Association of Lambda Alumni. Mu Deuteron Association of Theta Delta Chi Society, 1890. Nu Deuteron Alumni -Association, 1908. Xi Charge of Tlieta Survivors Association. 1908. Omicron Deuteron Alumni Association. Graduate Association of Pi Deuteron, 1906. Rho Alumni Association. 1907. Rho Deuteron Alumni Association. 1903. Rho Deuteron Company. 1904. Sigma Deuteron Alumni Association of Theta Delta Chi. 1903. The Wisconsin Association of Theta Delta Chi, 1885, Tau Deuteron Alumni Association, Plii Alumni Association, 1904, Chi Alumni Association, Chi Alumni Association of New York. 1909, Chi Deuteron Graduate Association, 1901, Psi Alumni Association, Graduate Club of Theta Delta Chi. New Y ' ork. 1896. New Y ' ork Graduate Association. 1856. New England Association. 1884. Rhode Island Alumni Association of Theta Delta Chi. 1898. Central New Y ' ork Graduate Association of Tlieta Delta Chi. 1905. Rocliester Graduate Association of Theta Delta Chi. 1902. Buffalo Graduate Association. 1S91. Graduate Association of Theta Delta Chi of Western Pennsylvania. 1903. Central Graduate Association. Chicago. 1890. Kansas City Graduate Association of Theta Delta Chi. -907. Minnesota Association. 1900. The Theta Delta Chi. Montreal. 1907. Eastern Maine Association. 1907. Theta Delta Chi Corporation of Ithode Island. 1908. The Connecticut Association of Theta Delta Chi. 1908. The Connecticue Association of Tlieta Delta Chi, 1897. Northwestern Graduate Association of Theta Delta Chi, Seattle. 1909, The Boston Club of Theta Delta Chi. 1909. Cleveland Alumni Association of Theta Delta Chi. 1909, The Central Illinois -Association of Theta Delta Chi, 1908. Kappa Semi-Centennial Fund Trustees, Psi House Trustees, Chi Deuteron Fund Trustees. 1906. Phi House Trustees. -Association of Tlieta Delta Chi. 1897. Theta Delta Chi Press. 1907. Graduate Club of Tlieta Delta Chi. 1896. Theta Delta Chi Founders ' Corporation. 1912. Washington Graduate Association of Theta Delta Chi. 1910. Columbia River .Association of Theta Delta Chi, 1911. The Theta Delta Chi -Association of the State of Virginia. 1911. The Southern Tier Graduate Association of Theta Delta Chi. 1911. Southern California Graduate .Association of Theta Delta Chi, 1912. Cental Ohio -Alumni .Association of Theta Delta Chi. 1912. The Philadelphia Graduate .Association of Theta Delta Chi. 1913. Western Maine -Association of Theta Delta Chi. 1913. 114 4 COLONIAL BCHO l ' j s -- jj i rjt } Stk. COLONIAL ECMO COLONIAL ECHO I — Q — I — e y tiffin. Gamma Clia])t ' r of Pi Kappa Alplia (Fouuded .Maicli 1, ISfiS, at the University of Vir«;iuiii. ) Fi.owF.iis: Lilv of the Valley and Cold Standaid Tiili]i. CiiAi ' TKR Fi.o vi:i; : I ' aiisy. FKATKFS William Seyiiioiii- rticnt. Hoy Diiiiliar Kills Sidney liaitlell Hall. Ariiislcad Cliiirchill (ioidnii. .Ir I ' ' ' loyd Fi-anklin -lenkins. Holierl .Miir]iliy Xewloii. Arllinr l ii ii;las I ' ai-kcr. iX COLLEGIO Hup;h ( anipi)ell raiker. ■lames W ' aricn Slc]ilieiis. ICniiolls I ,iij;cne Slepliens. 11. ' ils(pn Tlioi ' iie. Flank IJowie Tolson. .VilUnr I ' eii|ilt ' s Tncker. Hem-v ; Iailin Walker. PLFDOF lioheit .Mnrpliy. FKATKKS IN FREE Dr. C. . . llan l)r. (i. i. llankiiis. Alumnus Alpha Alumiiu Beta .• lumruis Ciamma Aluniiius Delta Alumnus Epsilon Alumnus Zeta Alumnus Eta Alumnus Theta Alumnus Iota Alumnus Kappa Alumnus Lambda Alumnus Mu Alumnus N ' u Alumnus Xi Alumnus Omicron Alumnus Pi Alumnus Rho Alumnus Sigma Alumnus Tau Alumnus t ' psilon .Alumnus Phi .Alumnus Chi .Alumnus Psi .Alumnus Omega Alumnus .Alpha-.AIpha .Alumnus .Alpha-Beta .Alumnus .Alpha-CJamma .Alumnus .Alpha-Delta .Alumnus .Alpha -Epsilon AI.UMNl (. ' HAPTERS Richmond, ' a. Mcmphais, Tenn. White Sulphur Springs, V. V ' a. Charleston, S. C. Norfolk, Va. Dillon, S. C. New Orleans, La. Dallas, Texas. Knoxvillc, Teiin. Charlottesville, Va. Opelika, .Ala. Fort Smith, Ark. Birmingham, Ala. Lynchburg, Va. Spartanburg, S. C. Ciainesville, Oa. LeNington, Ky. Raleigh, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Hatticsburg, Miss. Muskogee, Okla. Pensarola, Fla. Nashville, Tenn. Jacksonville, Fla. San Francisco. Cal. .Atlanta, Cia. Kansas City, Mo. New York City. 117 i COLONIAL ECMOv I — 9 — I — e Pi Kappa Alpha Directory FO UNDHRS i:.A. l ' i-(Mlcri(k Sdutliunic ' r;i l(ii .Iiili;m IMwiii.l Wood. M.l). . IJltlcloii Waller ( .t ' wcll •Udliinsuii llowaid. M. A.. M.O.. I.I.H. J allies IJeiijaiiiiii Selilater 1 )e(eased. XoilnlU. Va. Klizahelli. N. V. Nnrl ' ulk, Va. Wasliiii idii. I). C. Kiihiuoud, Va. Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Zeta Eta Theta Iota Kappa Omicron Pi Tau Upsilon Psi . Omega Alpha-Alpha Alpha-Gamma Alpha-Delta Alpha-Epsilon Alpha-Zeta Alpha-Eta .Alpha-Iota Alpha-Kappa Alpha-Lambda Alpha-Nu Alpha-Xi Alpha-Omicron Alpha-Pi Alpha-Pho Alpha-Sicma Alpha-Tau Alpha-Upsilon Alpha-Phi Alpha-Chi Alpha-Psi .-Xlpha-Omeca Beta-Alpha Beta-Beta Beta-Gamma Beta -Delta CllAI ' Ti:i; KOl.l, AHMXI CHAPTERS University of Virginia Davidson College William and Mary College, Southern University University of Tennessee Tulane University Southwestern Pres. University, Hampden-Sidney College TransNh ' ania Universitv Richmond Colleije Washington and Lee University University of North Carolina Alabama Polytechnic Institute North Georgia .Agricul. College Kentucky State University Trinit College Louisiana State University Georgia School of Technology North Carolina A. M. College University of .• rkansas Universitv of State of Florida Millsaps College .Missouri School of Mines Georgetown College University of Missouri L ' niversity of Cincinnati Southwestern l ' niversity Howard College Ohio State University UniversitN of California University of Utah New Work Universitv I. S. C— Ames ' . Syracuse University Rutgers College K. S. A. C— Manhattan Pennsylvania State College University of Washington University of Kansas Universitv of New Mexico University, Va. Davidson, N. C. Williamsburg, Va. Greesboro, .Ala. Knoxville, Tenn. New Orleans, La. Clarksville, Tenn. Hampden-Sidney, Va. Lexington, Ky. Richmond, Va. Lexington, Va. Chapel Hill, N. C. -Auburn, .Ala. Dahlonega, Ga. Lexington, Ky. Durham, N. C. Baton Rouge, La. Atlanta, Ga. Raleigh, N. C. Fayetteville, -Ark. Gainesville, Fla. Jackson, Miss. Rolla, .Mo. Georgetown, Ky. Columbus, Mo. Cincinnati, Ohio Georgetown, Texas East Lake, .Ala. Columbus, Ohio. Berkeley, Cal. Salt Lake City, Utah New York City .Ames, Iowa Syracuse, N. Y. New Brunswick, N. J. Manhattan, Kans. State College, Pa. Seattle, Wash. Lawrence, Kan. .Albuquerque, N. Mex. COLONIAL ECMOv I — Q — I — e , SC5 .i ill i COLONIAL ECHO ■A I — 9 — I — 6 N mm COLONIAL ECHO I — Q — I — e Alpha -Zt ' la ( liaj)lcr of Ka|)])a Alpha I i;sl;il.lislie(l in 1800.1 Coi.dus: Crimsdu and Old (inld. Flowkus: .Miiniiolia and Kcd Ko.se. Yei.l : K. A. Kajjpa, K. A. Alpha; I-M{ATI{l ' :s 1 Kicliard Watson ( (i]icland. jMlyai- MaisiMlIc Tennis. ( harlt ' S .Vslilcy Muncasster. tVcil Kandolpii llcllin. William Wallci- .lulmson. i ' i{. Ti;u Al.LEXANDRI A. I.A. Anxiston, . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Bai.ti.more, Md. . Birmingham, Ala. Boston, Mass. Canal Zone Charleston, V. V ' a. Chattanooga, Tenn. Columbl , S. C. . CoLU. iBL University Coi.u.MBus, Ga. Denver, Colo. Fort Smith. .• rk. Hampton, Newport News. V Hattiesbl ' rg, Miss. Houston, Te.x. s . Huntington, V. Va. Ithica, N. Y. Kno.wili.e, Tenn. Le.xington, Ky. Lirri.E Rock, Ark. Los Angeles, Cai.. MsMPHis, Tenn. . Muskogee, Okla. . Nashville, Tenn. New Haven, Conn. New Orleans, La. .New York City . Norfolk, Va. Paris, Tenn. Raleigh, N. C. Richmond, Va. Salt Lake City . San Antonio, Texas San Francisco SlIEVEPORT, L . Springfield, Mo. St. Lolis, Mo. Tampa, Fi.a. Washington, D. C. Wil.mington, Del. Kapjia . l]tlia. Al|ilia Zcla. . ( ()LM;(!I() l. ' dlici-t •lolm .lohiisDii. .Iiiliii Chandler Kns ' Se ' - John Itovd lientley. Kicliard Hrowule.v Ga.vle. William I ' enjainiii Tiller. IN riM ' .!; Sjiencer Lane. ALUMNI CHAPTERS Nauman Scott. Walker Reynolds. William Niller, 619 Equitable Building. E. R. Buracker, Jr., 2800 Calvert Street. F. B. Latade, Steiner Building. Cyrus W. Beale, 26 Garden Street, Camliridge, Mass. Dr. W. M. James, .■ ncon Hospital, .Ancon, Canal Zone. S. C. Littiepage. John W. Evans, First National Bank. B. P. Barron, L. E. Bank Building. Dr. Rupert Taylor, Livingston Hall. Lyman Buttolph. DeLos Walker, Fire and Police Cummissiun. Dr. Clark Wood. H. H. Holt. Stokes ' . Robertson. CJeorge D. Eears. E. W. Townsend. D. C. Reib. W. P. Toms. Harrv C. Stu ckv. A. W. Dobyns. Emerson L. Duff, 409 Lissner Building. H. F. Daniels, Porter Building. George . ' . Lowry. Thomas Ci. Watkins, Stahlman Building. Paul Rider, 16 York Square. .• rther Moreno, 606 Common Street. Joseph D. Truxton, Essex alls, N. J. R. W. Waldrop, Jr., 73 Boush Street. W. C. Jernigan. A. T. Bowler, Citizens ' National Bank. L. F. Blanton, 1108 East Main Street. Henry J. Brothers, 71 Commercial Block. Liston A. Casey, 519 Moore Building. Roy (;. Thompson, 40 Powell Street. Newton B. Stoer. Vance Criss. E. W. Leiws, 5987 Page .Avenue. J. M. Shackleford, Jr. Charles B. Coffin, 15 17 P. Street, N. W. . . r. Davenport, Y. L C. A. Building. .V .ik k COLONIAL 1—9 — I ECHO Kapjta Alpha Directory Alpha Gamma Episilon Zeta . Eta Theta Kappa Lambda Nu Xi Omicron Pi Sigma . I ' PSILOM Phi Chi . Psi Omega Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Alpha Gamma Alpha Delta Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Zeta Eta Theta Kappa Mu Nu . Alpha Xi Alpha Omicron Alpha Pi Alpha Rho Alpha Sigma Alpha Tau Alphi Phi . Alpha Omega Beta Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Beta Zeta . . Beta Eta Beta Theta Beta Iota Beta Beta Beta Beta Wa hiiigtcjii arid Lee University, Lexington, Va. University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Emory College, Oxford, (Ja. Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Va. Richmond ( )llege, Richmond, Va. University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Mercer I ' niversity, Macon, Ga. University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. .Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Southwestern University, CJeorgetovvn, Texas. University of Texas, Austin Texas. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Davidson College, Davidson, N. C. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Southern University, Greensboro, Ala. Vanderbilt University,, Nashville, Tenn. Tulane University, New Orleans, La. Central University of Kentucky, Danville, Ky. University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Louisiana State University, Baton Rogue, La. William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va. Westminster College, Fulton, Mo. Transylvania University, Lexington, Ky. University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Millsaps College, Jackson, Miss. The CJeorge Washington University, Washington, D. C. L ' niversity of California, Berkeley, Cal. I ' niversity of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. Leiand Stanford, Jr., University, Palo Alto, Cal. West Virginia University, Morgantown, W. Va. G ' eorge School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. Hampden-Sidney College, Hampden-Sidney, Va. Trinity College, Durham, N. C. North Carolina -Agr. and Mech. College, Raleigh, N. C. Missouri School of Mines, Rolla, Mo. Bethany College, Bethany, W. Va. College of Charlestown, Charlestown, S. C. Georgetown College, Georgetown, Ky. Delaware College, Newark, Del. University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla. University of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. ' ashingTon University, St. Louis, Mo. Druary College, Springfield, Mo. ■ii I — Q — 1 — 6 M f V s.-ii« r Hk COLONIAL ECHO 1 ' 4 COLONIAL ECMO Gordon-Hope Chapter of Sigma Upsiloii Tlic (!ui-(l(iii lIii|K ' ( ' hji|il( ' r of ' illi;im and Mai-y ( ollcjic was fdiiiidcd as a litt ' iarv chill uii tlii l. ' 4lli of I ' cliniai y, 1!)1. ' !, and was ri ' ccivcd into llic Sij;iiia Upsilon Frateniit.v on May 1, 1!I14. Morro: •■An iiu-ufalde itch fur scriliblinj; seizes many and f;r(iws iu- vetciatc in liicir insane breasts. Coi.iiiis; l aik (ireen and (!(ild. K.Mi ' .i.K.M : .Iciniinil. I itiNK: Saturalcd Sululiun of Nectar. I ' ll sidi lit icr-l ' icxidrilt Sccrriiiri ' l ' rriisiirrr First ' rcini W. . I ' rjins(in W. I). Harris V. L. Ony Second Tciiii W. I ). Harris ! ' . X. Hcrrini; F. (i. itililile Fi;. Ti;i:s i collegio V. ( ' . Ferguson F. I . C. |{il.l.lc W. It. Harris T. (i. I ' nilen I ' . X. Deriin - I, ' . I,. Coinlis y. I.. C.ny ( ' . i;. Hellin .1. W. Stephens I. W. KoliertsDn H. (i. ( liandler .1. I!. Ilenlley FItATKFS I FACIi rATl ' ; James Soulliall il.sun, IMi.l). Wesley 1 . ChuU. .M.. . IX riH ' .F Ki ' v. (i. H. Newherrv. ( h.M ' Tim; koi.l of sic.ma S(i|ilicrim ( aliiniet Osiris Senior IJonnd TaliU Odd Xnndiei- t ' lnli Boar ' s Head Scrilililcis Kit Kal Scarab Forini;;hll. CoHH House Scrilies Attic (irnb Street (lordon llii|ic nine I ' encil Sjiliinx Ye ' rab.-iid Inn ' SILON I ' niversily uf the Sinilli X ' aiiderbill riii -ei-sity I{an(i l|)h .Maciin ( ollejie University of (leorjiia University of North Carolina Transylvania Fnivei-sity l ' ni ersily of .Mississiiijti .NHllsaps Collejie rniversiiy of Texas . Ti-inil ( ' ollefie J ' niory t ' ollej e T ' niversity of Sonth ( ' arolina I ' niversity of . labania I ' liiNcrsity of Wasliinnion William and Mary ( (ille ;-e l a idsnn ( ' ollefje Hani|)den Sidne ( ' olle;.ie Uuiversit of Orei-on ..vr:ii,«rhj ,v £ COLONIAL ECMOv tL I — Q — I — e Clul) A La Jefferson ■ -) i(lj:f 1 leaiie ••Hn j{ ( ' ieddy I lick Henley •Ilnddic (Jict ' ii ' •{ ' I ' dss ' I ' nick S]i( ' n(;er ■■I ' lcnris .Mmicnic ■■Red Hall liii; ( ' liicl ( iaiiictt a Je Jeff Jeffe J e Iter •li-HVis • h-tlVisd Jeffeisoii 12n ' ' f 20L0NIAL EC|-|0 The Vtonotri-ani UFFlCEi:S 1 Chib A. r. Ti cKKi: . . Pi-esideiit W. Iv , Zinx . . • N ' ice-President H. L. (■(P-Ml ' .S . . Secretary W. ( ' . Addiiijitoii. U. K. Caldwell, (i. T. ( oiiils. U. 1,. CoiK ' liUid, i. V. Doi s, H. U. Early. J. K. Ferjiusim. W. ( . Gayle. K. 1 ' .. Geddy, Vernon Cainett. F. M. Coslee. A. H. (ireen. ! . 1 ' . Hediick. .1. V. Hetliii, C. 1. ' . .MF.MI!Ki;s ( Til ley. W. li. Junes. II. H. Lassiter .MadddX. A. I,. Newton. H. .M. Huhinsun, . . I ' . KulierTson. I. W Stephens. F. F. Stivker. H. M. Tucker. A. P. Wallace. R. P. West. w. e. Wilson. .1. F. Zelinier. (i. 15. Zion. W. E. Tieastirer O COLONIAL ECHO Meetimi Pi.Aii:: ••( ' Mliarcl .Idiics Dance Hall. SoN i: Tulip I)aii(iiii; Master liussiaii l aiicer Souvenir roliector (Ji-aiul Fi-t ' iiueiiter ••.Mm (iipslee ••r.iir ' Tilley C ' ow lin. ■ ' ' I ' cllllis Fa Is Wallace ••r ' rank • !ai-iiett ••|iciii-v .MdMcure ■•I uc (ioi-don Monk Ellis linjis (Jcddv D. N( ' i:: (landci- (iallu]!. UV 7r -.s ' (JirallV St( ' |)licns ••Mooks Maddox ■ .Mac ' McCiii-inick Cliiinix a iris ■•|-;d ' S|iciiccr Doctor Hannnil Hujili Parker OicIh st III I ' .nck Tucker Dnc .Mnia.v Pete Caldwell liiirlrnih r I  cic l!ilhi|is Drink: Dishwater IJnddy (ireen I ' olly ' ' Stryker Dick (;ale ••! nc Deane ' Pete James ' •Kent I ' larly ••Fatty Cii-aves ••I ' re.x Wilson Harry Walker ••.Mat; U ' wis Dick Henlev Red Hall itu f y JL COLOMIAL ECMO l Annox Club Motto: rome Colors: A Red Eag. Henry Moncure F. M. Garnett Fats Wallace a. h. goslee c. a. muxcaster D. C. Deaxe (iRic Farmer ■•Dn Tkxxis W. ( ' . Wkst . FrLLicu. KisKii and Misick Habb Hyid ( ' ook ( ' nipeiaud lleaue i::ii-I.v Fliiuire Faiiin ' i- Furt ' liaiid uiitti us aiui we will do ymi gdod. Yell: l)iu in tlic Annex. OFFICERS Chief Clerk and licit tie-Washer STAFF . Chief d ' Fiist I i vision Chief of Seidiid l ivision ( iiief Initator Ottiiial Gasbag •■.Mdvie ' l e]M)i-ter Cnnncil t ' di- l efense Leader of Ilic ()r(liesrra ( ' liajilain r.iine I ' lilleis MEMBEKS Fuller Rocklin Kash Scott Garnett Goslee I ' aeernian Hi Hard Hainniel Kiser Tenuis Wallace West Muncaster Musick Robinson Lohr Maddox MdiK lire 130 COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — I — 6 (iFii(i;i;s Hk.nuv T. Mdmi kk K. .M. NF.wrdN W. I . IIakkis A, i . I ' aukdr .1. .1. Lane V. I). Harris S. N. I alliimse W. W. Wiiishro V. L. Cnv H. 1 ' . Williams K. M. Newton A. P. Kobiiisim M. V. Tii(Mi.c A. I ' . Tii.Uer V. M. Ccdd.v F. ] ' ,. Tols.in i;. !!. Cavle V. I!. Tiliey .1. N. i:arlv .Mi:.Mi:i;i:s (I. !!. Zelinier L. I ' . Siitherliii l{. !,. ' iiiilis .1. S. Iioliinsoii (2- It. Xdlliiigliani C. !•:. Williams K. I{. .James II. T. Moniure E. I . Speticer S. H. Hall M. II. Williams H. ]■:. Henley W. T. ' iMi(]s(in (i. T. al«l ell A. I . I ' arker • lames IMesident N ' ice-l ' resident Secn-rary Treasurer it % i COLONIAL ECMOv t I — Q — I — 6 Southwest Club Morid: l ' ]:irl In lied iiiid cjirly In rise, makes men lieallli, ue:illli and wise. Coi.oKs: IJine and (! ild. Duixk: Tumi ami -leny. OFFICKKS IJ. li. Cii.Mi ' .s ......... I ' residenl .1. I ' . iNia.K ......... ' i(e-l ' i-esident 1. ' . Ifoi-.KKT.soN ......... Seti-elaiv W. ( ' . ■ :sT ZioN. ( iiAiir.ToN and Spehmax W. ( ' . West B. W. Woods W. E. Zion ' . Stedman .1. 1 ' . In le ' liarlliin I ()n lieit MKMBKHS K. I,. Comlis I. V, Rolieitson II. I.. .Milcliell ■. H. ( heathani E. K. Connor . . .M. Iteni( k l . ( ' . Keniek Treasnrer Exeentive ( ' oinniilti-e T. II. Caniplpell (i. S. ia F. P. Kailv •I. K. Faiiv • I. .v. Karlv •I. V. Ilediick V. I.. .McCoiiniek COLONIAL 1—9 — I ECHO PfRi ' OSE: To will Idi- ourselves :i ii-e;iier reinil;il imi. Motto: Lie when yoii liiive oecjisioii. and somel iiiies wlieii yon iiave none. i{i:(2i ii;i;.Mi:N ' i S: Candidate innst };ive aiiiide iiroof tii:ii lie holds ihe record for his iionie town; no iunateurs need apply. Deforces are hased iiiion coniiielilixe e.xain ination. Ail contestants innst-appiy to .hid} e ( . A. Mnncasfer, .M.I,. (.Master of i.iars). Majiiia ciiiii laiidel I ' aisoii Urown. assistant. M.i,. ii()id i:i:s OF i)i ' :( ' .i{i:i:s ■■.Mac McCoiniiik. I ' ..l.. (Haeheloi- ol j.iaisi Huddy CJi-een. B.L. ••I ' oily Stiyler, H.L. lion T. (i. I ' nllen, I!.!,. HOl.DKRS OF I.IAKS ( FUTl Fi(ATi:s Biii P.reiit Bill .Mo,,re Bnjis ; -ddy Chaniji Aniiisiead Parson Swift I )iic I toi ' don ( leo Zelinier lleiirv .Moncui ' e Ilntcheson Slim .liiii IMesson I ' uc Toppin-; !ric Fanner line l{ives A.MATFFItS l iel Oayle l arl Zioii ' j . Tennis iioxoi;. i;v iii: ii;i:i:s ( ain|ilH ' ll I til I Tink Due Tliiift Pinl;ie James ( ' . i;. Ilellin Xal .lenniny s Ked Williams (}eor ; ' e Lane Dick Henley Mini ioslee SiiiKT Liar . eeoin|ilished Liar Ananias of Anaiiiases I ' ll.!), of Liais Kent Faih •■!, iiii; as a l ' ine . ii. COLONIAL ECHO l HunTQPs cm Motto: Caesar had his Brutus, aud ■irf inia has its -taiuelaws. Driniv: (imii i vder. Coums: (luupowder. Pastime: Telliug fish stories. CHIEF AS ASSINS c. H. ScllC]llll(H ' S Harmless Xinirod E:i rl Zidii . Careless Gunner T. K. Tuclvcr . GnnCleaner Ht ' ury Moncure . Kalihit Hunter H C. I ' arker . (iun Expert Slain hi Jlistake Killers of Time Never-Hlts ] . . Woods Scliepmoes Klakemore C. A. Scott 11 en ley Nurtliin ;ton .loliii W ' arhurton r.i-diiks Cooke W ' vnou iuy Walker Graves Fraulc Early (iillians Gilliam Heriuau Goslee NichoUs J. Lane ' uuniufrhani Mitchell John Tvler Ililiard Hetlin Hnhl.ard Seek lord IJdckliu Ellis Men icho Shoot •( .•.■ OH thr Tennis West (1 run ml Sniix II II liter Spencer Degree Hiintir -Morris Copeland iladdox Brent 134 COLONIAL I — Q — I ECMOv — c Floating; 1 ' alack: INitdiiiac. Motto: ■■( nicli lliiir M iiiil;iy liii;il I SuNc: Sailiii;; Down tin- ( lifsaiK ' aUt- I ' .av. Fi.hwiok : Water-Lily C ' ajitaiii ......... Jim Sti ' ]ili( ' iis First .Male ........ naiiiiltiin Itcriciix Sccdihl Male ......... Itill UlTIlt I ' ili)! .......... Hcriiiaii Odslpc I ' .iijiineer ......... t ' liarlic .Mai ir I ' liiscr . W. Frciicli Nij;lir alcliiMaii ........ Snijx ' .Mori ' is Cnok Mill ;ai-laii(i t ' rcir I ( l:H fiiil.s I ' ininiii H. Parker Walker Hristow I.cwis 1 1 annuel Tlirift F. Craves Set He Klli.x IJipwe Sissun v.. Siejiliens Cilliuiis ' illiains Tolsuii Xewldii ( ' unimllee Oiiiolumdro Fnsier HIakeinore ' ' ( Hauls l.aiKa.ster .Middlesex I ' lisxi iii i rx I ' aiiii ille and I ' rcclerickslniii; Xurnial (lirls fiST v X COLONI L ECMOvl ■Fit I — Q — I — 6 Ewell Qui) MdTTo: We lijive tin- long and tin- sImjiI of riii. F.wciKiii: Duink: Wliatever vt ' can Imiii. ( oi.oits: Oiangi- anddreen. I ' asti.mi: : California -lark. OFFICEKS j;. W. Woods .... I ' rcsidtMif W. L. McConnifU ....... X ' ice I ' l-esident J. W. Heiidiick ......... Secretary C. L. C ' liarlloii ......... Treasurer W. E. Zion ........ Sergeant-at-Arnis C. E. Crvines ......... Chaplain MEMliEUS P ri.sto (ireen Xehlett Brown iny Nicholson Connelly I ' edrick Owens Charllon Holmes Rives Clieatliani Ingle Sisson Clary, IJ. A. Jolinson. It. .1. Smith Clary. H. V. .Johnson. W. W. Simms Crymes . ' oyner Swift Carpenter I.assiter Thrift Camphell I.ee White l erienx McCormiik Womack Doss MaHette Walker. .1. T. i;iey Moi-ris Zinn Ciilliam Mnrry COLONIAL ECMO ( K. .1. T. V A. K. S. H. Motto: I c:u1 iiicii Icll no Ink ' s. I i;i k: IOiIht. I ' i.ii vi:i; : Ithick ' I ' lilip. I ' ASSwoiih : li;iini jiiue. How sl( ' c]i llic sick wlio sink lo rcsi. I ' lV :i fjiniilv |il]ysi(i;in fnlscly (Iri-sscd. A. Mnncjistcr ........ ( niMk Docloi- -M. Newton ....... Ciliosi Mnnnraclnrcr A[. I ' lcsson ......... N ' ivisccloi- W. KoIk ' I-Isoii ........ Inlani Kilh ' i- . I,. .McCorniick ........ I ' ndcrlakcr I.. Mallo.x .... Invarialiiy o]ii ' rat( ' s in tiic wi-on ; jilacc ( ' . Tavioi- .... .Ml llicir ualicnts die fiinn tlicir i-cnit ' dics N. |)alli nise .M. Walker IjcxKcr F,.r( ' i-ul iiiiKis . L. (Jn.v ( . II. Sclic|iniocs W. S. I ' .rem E. I{. -lames I r. Diajter I ' ., i;. Milcilril Itilhi St I ' llli h IS I!. O. Itocklili ( ' . ( ' . ! raves II. S. Ii(dnies . . II. .Ienninj;.s .M. II. Willianis S|ie(ialisi on ( ' o v ( Imlera Horse S|ie(ialist SrtlljKrs ( i. I ' l. Zelinier Ken I Karh II. 11. iMlwanls W. I . Carland lliarl Sixfitllixt W. It. llaiiis ,VM|i COLONIAL ECMOvJ William and Mary Rifle Clui) Chartered Xdvemliei- 1. llll. ) MiiiihiT Xati ' tiiffI h ' ifh ' Assdi-iiil idii Motto: To prcjiare for the defeiif e of oiie s eouulr_ is the hiiiliest type of patriotism. T. Woodson . President w 1). Harris . . . Secretary T{. I,. Ciiiiilis . , Treasurer P.. ( . Koildiii MEMREKS Cajitain . ( ' . Ferjiusuii (J. T. Caldwell ! ' .. V Wdods AV. 1). Harris W. T. Woiidson M. .M Lewis 1!. ( . KVickliii A. J. Ma|.]i .1. W Hedriek A. ( ' . (iordon R. C. Taylor .1. F. Wilson F. C (i raves R. L. Coiubs Prof. H. L. Bridges ' . M. Geddy C. R. HeHin Prof. Crawford ( ' . H. Schepmoes W. K. Zion Prof. Keeble G. P. Green S. H. Hubbard D. M Miitacre v, ' ; . COLONIAL ECHO ( inusi;: Itcniiis ;il I ' in1;i :iiiil cinls :it Fhiciiis .Imiiiij. .Jtii ;i;s: I ' lnf ' cssors ( hirk mikI lluliliard. I ' ritsi:: ' I ' lircc A cri ' dits. Ovid I ' l.iiiiis ........ ( aiiijdu ' ll Kciiiic Cicero .......... Frank Karl.v Ovid Flacius ........ Hiram T1h)I-]k ' ' ii-j:il ......... ( ' aniiihcll Dcaiie IJt ' uiDiifr ........ I Icrcnlcs l alluiuse Horaie ......... I ' lilly Sirykei- Aeneas ......... ••.lawn ( ' iind)s A}iainenin in ........ ••Jersey Brown The .VilClassic StiM ' jilc Chase, the 1 erhy T William and .Mary s]H)rt lovers, was run .laniiary ' S- ' . over an exceedingly lica y iiaik and nndcr very adverse weather condilions. Several of the Jockeys were ]iaintnlly over ci-ammed. a rej;retal)le fact that made consistent i-idiiii; iniiiossilde. while some of ihe mounts showed tiie evil result ( hasty trainiiifi. Tiie race was marred li. a series of most distressinn ' accidents: ••I ' olly Stryker iieinji unseated and hadly slwiken at the I ' eriiihrastic .Inmii wlien liis mount stumbled; yoinifr ••Hercules. in sjiite of his earnest ell ' orts, was hopeh-ssly left at the post; and ( amjihell Deane met disaster when ' irfiil refused the I ' oieniial ■Itnnp. ••Characteristic Suhjunctive .MalVette. one id ' the sjiectators, in his enthusiasm, ran out into the track and was p;iinfully injured liy ' •vnn swill kick (if the sjieediii} ' . j;ameninon. The linish was hotly fou};ht and lironj;hl the ld}i crowd to iheir leei. Nailian. riding Ovid, was closely pressed at the wii-e liy ••.Jersey on . i;a meni lion, and ' .lawn ( ' ondis. who had had Irunhle with his mount at the (Jnis (2ne 2uo l ilcli. was only two lenjilhs lieliind. lOarly on. Cicero failed to linish and his late is proldeinal ical. although Hiram Thurpe re|ioried seeinj; liim thrown at the . hlalive .Vhsolute .lump. A £,COLOMl L ECHO l Mk I — 9 — I — 6 «■ Tiio wiiiiii ' i-. Ovid, liiiislicil iiiitlcr I lie wliijis. Inil showed remarkable stamina Un- a I ' diir xcaroid. Ilcr iraiinT. Mr. daiiiii iMlcrlincar. of the Sliiiit ' slahles, is ipioU ' d as sayiiii; ihat the viricny is due eiitiicly to the excelh ' lit li ii-seiiiaiisliiii of Xalhaii. wiio al all limes, liaiidled iiis sleed with the skill and isdoin of lonu e, |ierienre. W llie end of liie lare. llie .Indies called llie jm-keys to the stand and coni-iattilated iheni n|ion iheir sjilendid sliowinsi. Willi icars in his eyes. .Indjic ( lark derlaicd llial he was most sti-onj;l. ' reminded i { ' llie palndy (lavs when he. loo. rode inneis in similar races. T ol Lfix- C1tji1 h:(lifo)- ' s Xote — We rec rct to iuiikiuhcc that the IM f iiK ' iiihcrs of this cIiiIj is too loiif to he printaJ in the siiiiiJI sjiaci ' thiit is left on this paf r. Als(j the modest 1 of all of tlie iiieiiihers iriis so ( rent Hint tlicji refused to tdl.c flic must hiniitilr office in tliis cliiti. The Tidewater CIuIj MiiTid: Wlicic llic tides conic in. is h:i|i]iini ' ss In lie linnicl. Coi.f)i!s: White :iii l Hhie. SoMi: A Life (Pii the  ce;iii Wave. . OFFICERS .1. r.. I ' .K.NTI.KV F. F. Jknkins T. (J. 1 1 LI.KN S. H. llAi.i. H. SlSSON Hiirilcnibs F. I . i{il.l)ie Iv I . Stepliens F. F. -lenkins i;. ' I ' liinlinscin A. I,. I.assitei- W. Ililhiid I). Iliiwe i;. II. i:iiis 11. . I ' aiUer .1. F. Wilson l{. Sissoii i. L. Fei-finson F. Settle |{. .lolinson Oi st riiiin L. Ui-idfivs !. r. Wiley (!. I!, ( ooke II. T. Smitli ( . W. FiiMiili ' nnninuliain r..vi-.i W. ( ' o|iel;niil S. .Morris ( . Mristow K. Mni]pli,v W. W, .lolins(in ' I ' ll rill ' I ' inliiiilra I. .M. I ' icsson - . ithiUeniore ,_ ■0 s« . IJjihl llinise Kce]ief ( lain I  i ;j;( ' r Oyslei- I ' lanier ' ave-( oiled or Slii]p ' s ( ' lia|ilain FishmiKii Ik. T. -lolinson l. Henley Weisel A. I . I ' atk ' r ' . 1,. C.iiy .1. (!. r.fiitley ( ' . .Vrniislead S. 1!. Hall .1. Lane A. H. (idslee T. C. I ' nllen • 1. !. Wailinilon |{. N. I iMrinii iy ottini;liani Vo jli X COLONIAL ECHOv Crossing Exams NOTE — .1 (ll( i siltiij iritli f nilt cffrct nt llic liitriiil nf tlir I ' irsl Tcnii liif Mfssfs-. Hiiriii W ' dlki r uml Htuhlii (linn. Ei ;iii Iniiv and llii ' rliaiicl liclls. Ami (iiir sad call I ' dr inc. And all! Imw sadly lolal iiinni-am-c dwells. On lact ' s ill at 1 si ' i ' . Two thirty and the eveiiini; lu ' ll. And al ' tci- that, no more Of time is left than which to say Fai-ewcll. Exam is o ' ei-I Vet ihi-oni;h from out my sioi-r of literal (Ji-eek. .Mistakes hear me a va . My name n] on the hoard I iiojie to meet. The linal i;iadiii i day. i, - - . X COLONIAL ECMO ShaW I cot off another (- Cindor ilia -Club Sizes; ! to 1:!. ( i units: Scarlcl MuTTo: As Cindei-ella woie the pi-icelcss shoe, so shall we. her (hiiiityl ' ooted admirers, by striviiij get on a ten shoe. MEill ' .KKi HIl ' l{K(irri{EMi: TS 1.— .Ml candidalcs nnisl he uTialilc to wear a 11 shoe. 2. — Every candidate ninst desirt- lo wear a • slioc. : ' .. — All candidates ninst come prepared to lose sexcral iocs in i he s|pecial conrse of ireatnuMit. XV riMI EOOTED Dr. I ra|ier ........ ( ' nnri riiysician John Tyler .......... Shoe . ieTil ••(liralle Stephens ...... Healer in ld Shoes Monk Ellis Clnldooied Diiiiili i ' liiitiil Ijixsir l.ii lilx Sliar Slriili) Ai iiils •lininiy Lane Slmrly Iledrick .Indy SwecUer F. F. .Ieid.;ins .loliii I ' resson S. W. lOason ( ;eoi-j;c Zehniei- Kent I0ai-1 ' Kiiherl Wallace Iiayniond .MalVette illierl WiK.dsun Dick Cayle I ' re.v ilson W. D. Ilarris S. r.. Hall -lini l ' ;arl Huiioniiji Miiiihtr .Mr. lOlniore llaskins i: .«Ot: ' iftj k COLONIAL ECHO a S COLONIAL ECHO 2 Brafferton ( ' liil) lIo.Mio: l ' ' (iil I ' lrnllci-iiiii. ■■.M;i. I lie spirit cNcr liiij;er. In iliis wiiiwjini of the blest. (ircni W ' irnw iiiic ' ii;i ;incc nl ' lioinlmsl;! W ' irw iiiic (if l ' ' ii;ai ' iis Vir;i ;iiii( ' (il Syiorax ( ' roiiiiilidc (if l!iiiiili;isl ic CriiiiiHliiic (it S c(ir;ix Oaiii(iiu ' S(liij)iinii)iiil(asse 1{. I.. ( ' ollll)S S. It. Il;ill I ' . X. I )( ' iTiii«j; 1. W. KiiImtIsoII .1. II. I ' .ciiiicy r.. II. Sccliioid II. Wilson ' rii(ir| i Ihiircs II. L. .Milclicll C. i:. Ilclliii y. .M. T i(k W. D. Ihiiiis X. .1. WCl.li i;. II. i:.i ;ir is !•;. I{. .hinics U. .M. Xcwluii .1. M. I ' ressoii (J. P. Wiley V. I . (ijirliiiid .M. II. WilliMnis ■Mll};};s (icildy Athj ilril ' ( (■ ■ ' iicrst f rcic . lames ( iiinc 1(1 I l:i|i|iy 1 1 nnl ini; irnuncl ( icii. I ' .. Zclinicr ■•r.illic ' iiisl)i-(i II. W. Tiioi|i( p ' -liin i;arl l,(pst in iiiaisli or caiiliircd lp scduls . . I. (i. Puilen fiCllJ))! 1 I ' ( ' ll .Viiiii ' x r.ravi ' : f ■•.Mill (ioslee I MuoUs .Matti.x ] Fals Wallace l W. ( ;. West COLONIAL ECHO ••I ' rcntis .Miiiiiiirc Tin-can ■■ Sjifnter ••JJuos Oeddy ■■hick HenU ' .v. •■J!i!l.v ( iuat Fei-gii80ii Howard -lones Williamsburg Club Kx-I ' resident diirini; llic Stone Age (Tovenior dnrini; ilic llcvdlntinn Keejxi ' r of rccurds i K( ciiids destroyed li. the Flondi .Mnic I  ri ( i-, liefore Fords were invented Speaker of the House. l(il! Fonnder oT I lie College ONLY BEEN HEKE SINCE Ki!): ' . •■] Miption arhiirtciii liee Bridges Van Garrett •••Iiidy Hrooks ••.liniinie Lane •■IJlizzard Arinistead FKATKK IX FACI I.TATE John T ler ' .■ ;r-r. i f yCOLONIAL ECHO W. 5.TILLEY iASKETBALL M li. G.T CALDWELL E VY WOODS TR.ACK M H. JtU i COLONIAL ECMOv ' A I — Q — I — e Allih ' lies ' riir year nl ' lill ' id li;is seen llic :iri|uisi I ion n ' iiiic ( ' li:iiii|iinnsli i |i ( ' up, ;iliil llir liirlh i i :i fii-owinj; ojil iiniMri aiiiniii: r;i(llll :iiiil uii(lciur,iilu;ilcs in roj;;l|-(l In ;il li !cl ics ;il ' illi;iiii ;iih1 .Mar . The Aluiniii li;i i ' Ihm ' Ii .iihuxmI 1() lend llicii- :ii(l. ,i new sjiiril li;is iiriscii. aii l ;i thin liasr hiid Icn- riinirr |iip ' ( ' r ill llic ,-iiiiiiis liriiiii-lii ' s of s|M];l. ( ur liiiillinll Icaiii u;i c |ir(iiiiisc nf jii-cMl |i(i or nnlil llic li;i klicld was Iniikcii ii|i l) ijii ' sr cic injnr nf .lnyiics. ilic s|KH ' (ly i|u:irli ' rliark. anniiid wiidsc nf;iir( ' ssi cii( ' ss llic (pllcnsivc ul ihc Icaiii had liccn |ilaiiricd. His in- jury was Inljiiwcd hy many shil ' ls in an cllorl lo liaiaiuc llic scroiidarx dclVnse and lictlci- a lathcr ci-ratir line. Capiain Wallace, sliilicil in (luarlei-hack, idayed a stai- jiame, as did (iaie. Ihc fnllhack. while W ' ilsnn iiroved lo he tlie best center in the leajjne. Jiiit as a whnle. ihc seasmi was imi a success, and file only encourafiiufi ' feature is llic proniise slmwii liy Mime of the men wild cxi:eit lo T ' eturn lo ihe campus next tall. Our Hasketball Teani was heavy, fast, and scrappy, and ilicy were never iieailed in tlie race for the cii]p. losing only one of the six chani|iionship j;ani ' s. and niakin a runaway race of it. The stellar work of the (layle and Zion was lar}iel. responsihie for the liij;li ]iosition of the team, while Ihe sudden ri.se of ■■i ' olly Strvkcr into the |iositioii id ' a star iiiiard. was the surprise of the season, ll.iil to the ( ' lianiiiioiis of l!)l(il In liaseliall, our prospects are rather hrijiht. with five letter men on liand and a crowd of new men (d ' aliilily to select from. ( ' aj taiii (larnett is a team in himself when he is on the mound, and Zelimei-. his catclier, looks to lie in his usual good shape. . t the [iresent time, adverse weather con- ditions have interferred seriously with practice, and the team flnd.s itself on the eve (d ' its Southern triji without the ]iractice that is so necessary for their triumjih. Only one mendier (d ' the famous infield is on hand this year, hut -Vddiniiton. the assistant coacli, is contidcnt of Imildinj; iiji a comhinalion that will he aide to hold its own in the coming ( ' liainpionshi]) battles. Tennis and track are rcceivini; more allenlion than ever, as a result of the elevation (d ' these s])orts to a liiglier rank, and the determined etiorts of the Athletic Council to snitaldy reward tlie contestants in these branches of sport. The new tennis courts are in jfood sha] e. and tliere is no longer a congestion of |ila (Ms on one court. Manager AAdods of the track team is WfU ' king a goodly sipiail. and ho]ies to disc( ver some ]ioint winners for the coming .Meets. The manager recently won a idace in the Clmrcli Hill .Maralhoii in Ki -limond. against some of the best long distance men in the Stale. I ooking back over the athletic recor(ls id ' the year, we liiid iiiiich lu be proud of. and iiKU-e lo praise, while we see in the (hd ' eals of the past, the baptism (d ' tire that is fitting us for a year of victories in liiKi 7. ' jrtfci.iC-t. IPOL-ONIAL ECMOj i ' KMai i. COLON I AL ECMOv it I — Q — I — e 0 . ' ' 1—9—1—6 M COLONIAL ECHO ' F()otl)all Team l r. 1). W. I r;iiicr Cujicli I (ic Miirniw ........ Assistuiil ( ' (nuli (i. ' r. ( ' :il(l cll .Miiiuifici- ( ' . 1;. llflliii ( ' ji|il;iin l.rll i:ii(l (i. r. (ircrii I.cll Tackir K. Karly I.cll (iuard . II. .M. Sirykcr ( filler .1. F. Wilson Kiulit (iiianl . . . . . . . • II- 1- V •, 1 1 ' ,. I ' ,. . . Mi ' |ili( ' iis Kiulil Tackle . . . . . . . . . . . r. Kdliiiisiiii Itiiilil IjhI ...:..... W. ( ' ci|ielaii(l ( iiarlerliark ........ Waliaee i( ' a|ilaiiil iii.ulil liairiiaek W. ( ' . West Lefl llallliark . II. C.islee Fiillliack 1;. li. (ia.vie Siilisl il Mies . . W ' linds. (leildy, l,as ile|-. ( Iwelis. I i;ss. .Ma l(liiX, (iiHiliHl . l a ineelili n ' llie iiKHici rain men al ' ler llie eluse nf llie seasmi. Ilnlieil Wallace was elerleil ( ' a|ilain nT llie IKIli eieseii. as siiine sli lil rewaiil I ' cir llie |ilii(ky and lirilliani i;aiiie (lial lie playeil al all liiiics. . X CCDLONIAL ECHO l COLONIAL I — Q — I EC HO .VM COLONIAL ECHO l o 4 COLONIAL E_CMO J Cliam|H(nis )r llie E. V. I. A. Ass()( ' iati m Dr. h. W. IH-Miici- II(M(I ( ' (.aili I{. K. Adiliiiyldii ........ . ssisi;nii Coarli .1. M. rrcssou ......... .M;iii:i,i;cr T. (J. I ' lillcii ........ Assist an I MMiiiificr Frank .M. (iarncit ......... ( ajilain TKA.M C )iiil)S, Zclinicr ......... ( ' alclicrs Garnett. -laiiios ......... I ' iiclicis M. II. Williams Firsi I ' .aso Str.vker .......... Si ' iond llase HeHin Tiiiid r.asc n. V. Williams Slioi-Lstoji Newton .......... I.i ' ft Fidil (Jcddy .......... ' filler l- iclil -Moniui-L ' . Go.slei ' ........ Kij;lii Field Fipichand. W. W. .Idlinsdii. ( ' lav. lOilis. Wallace. K. I!. .Tames. Hall. [c.n-is. .v -.% Wat COLONIAL ECHO Indians Ca|)tnre Trophy Aided by C?ariictt ' . pitching and tifteeii safe blows, the ' illiam and Mary Indians won the baseball championship of the Eastern Virginia Intercollegiate Association yesterday afternoon at Broad Street Park, when they defeated the Randolph-Macon bellow Jackets by the score of 7 to 2. In the first inning the Indians got to Woodlin for one run. Heflin, the Indian third sacker, greeted Woodflin by hitting one of his offerings to the fence in left center for three bases. ' oodflin seemed to find himself after that wallop, and the next two batters were retired on strike?. M. Williams, however, scored Heflin with a single, but Stryker was retired, on strikes. The Yellow Jackets drew blanks in their half of the first frame and in every inning thereafter with the exception of the ninth, when they scored two runs. ' illiani and Mary seemed to find the offerings of Wood- flin to their liking, and scored six runs dur- ing the remainder of the game, two counters each being registered in the second, fourth and sixth innings. The game was featured mainly by the hit- ting of the Indians, with Goslee, the chief swatter of the daw Cxoslee got four hits out of the five trips to the plate. P. Williams and Heflin ran him a close second by getting three out of five times up. Chief CJarnett demonstrated that he could hit some, as well as pitch, by getting two hits out of four rips. Although he was defeated, ' ood- flin, of the Yellow Jackets, pitched a good game and struck out eight batters. This was the third time in the last six years that these teams have been tied for first honors, and each time the Indians have come out victorious. Score by innings: R. Randolph-Macon 00000000 z — 2 William and Mary....i 2020200 o — 7 COLONIAL ECMO jrirf m Kb COLONIAL ECMO J. 23 v. ;;-r- COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — I — 6 CHAMPIONS ol the E. V. I. A. ASSOCIATION Dr. I , . hraiK ' i- ( ' ii:i li W. I{. Tilley .Miinn-cr H. H. Jones  ' :i|il;iiii VAKt ITY H. H. Jones Ivii;lil iMnwMni W. E. Zion l-i ' ll Fmwanl I{. 15. (iayle CcniiT 11. M. Sti-vluT Ui lil !ii;ii(i G. B. ZehnuM- I j j.,-, ,.„,.„.,, I. W. Robertson (Icdih. Williiiiiis. Wnlhu-e, Maddox Siihsl iluU ' s CHAMPIONSHIP SCORES ■. M. ( :is W. M. ( ' :i:: W. .M. ( i. ' 4 W. .M. ( ' L ' o W. M. ( ' 41 V. M. ( ' -2: ' , K . :!a i; ( ' • .) U M ( ' •t ' } H S C ... IT) H. S. C J{. M. C :!(t :U v iai £ COLONIAL ECMOv I — Q — I — 6 z Elillllllittiiiiii. COLONIAL ECMOyl Tennis Candiilatcs ()ii llii- lirsl (la. 111 ' |il;iv i ' the liilri- ( ' ulU uijiIi ' Tniini;niirni wliich iciuk lilacf nil ihc ((iiii-Is 111 ' llic lliriniiniiil ( ' uiiiilrv ( ' lull. Ilii ' ' ilii:iin :iiiii Mnry ilinilili ' s icim ;nii|iiislKMi tlic liicliininiii ( ' iiil( ' ;;t ' icjuii. hut lnsi ilic liilc in Il;nu|i(it ' u Siducv iu the next  l:iy in llic linul cdnlesi. May 1:!. I ' .iHi. A. ( ' . 1 1 iiinjiiu. -1 h- Manajjer 1). W Krapfi- Coacli CAXDIDATF.S W. K. .McCdriiiicU (i. L. F( ' rjiii. ;on W. ( ' . Fi ' i-j;nsoii E. K. Janu ' s llaiuilluu Dciicux 1!. H. SccUlord (i. T. Calilwcll W. L. .Mirtlicll A. K. Early C. E. Williams A. H. Couuolk ' e y. y. winsbio F. F. Jenkins F. B. Toisou P.. W. Woods J. P. hiffie •I. M. I ' lesson S. K. Wcisel E. E. Stcpliens J. .1. Swcckop W. I). Hanis T. I). Foster S. N. 1  alliiiuse C. L. Cliailton F. I). Hil.hlc W. 1 . Harris 11. -M. Walla ' i- J. L. Bvrd J. F. .loviu ' i- K. A. (Mary H. C. FaVk.M- M. M. Sniitii r. W. IxolKjrtson l . V. I.ohr DOr ' l ' .LES TE.V.M Gordon and Dericuii SI. NCI. i:s F. li. Ti ilson Vi ib COLONIAL ECHO e a: H COLONIAL ECHO I — 9 — I — 6 The Track Team Dr. 1 . V. Draper r.. W. Woods . J. Uedrick illi:iiii M. Turk A. Ilcniian Inslcc II. II. I ' .dwMi-ds E. i;. .lani. ' s l . ! ' . Lulu- J. (. ' . Cooke V. II. Cooke W. I . Cailaiid V. V. Foieliaiul C. Reeves P.. W. ■ is .1. W. HcdiiiU 11. II. .I.iiie.s It. i . i;iiis Coach .Maiia-ici- Cajdaiii .V ili £ COLjOMIAL ECH0 Historic ' ii. i. i. Msr.ruc Hdmks Academu COLONIAL 1—9 — I ECHO The Normal Academy OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION AND ADMINI TIJATIoN Hi:ki!i:i{t L. I ' .Riixiics, A B., Regis! i-ai- (if the College. Levin Wimmm; Lane, Jr., Ti-easurer of tlio ( ollege G. Osr.vu Fepjji ' son. .Iu., M. A., Pi-iiu-ipiil ( r llic Academy. Ediical idii. William Asiibv Hloxtox. A. It., I ' .nglisli. (Jeriiian. Fremli. Sa.MI HI. IIlLDItKI ' II IlniUAUIi, A. I!.. Lai in, llislory. Civics. IJiciiAia) .McLkoii CuAWi ' oiai. A. M., Drawing and . Liinial .Vrts. -loiiN Tvi.i:i;, A. . L. .Maliicniatics. I ' lOKiv Lksis ' ririn.i:v. A. M.. ( ' lieniisti-y and AL;ricnll ni-c. CiiAiii.ios Haumon S(I!i:i muks. A. . L. I ' liysics and Holany. IIahvi;-! i ' Aia; Williams. AssislanI in Mallicina( its. i mfi COLONIAL I — Q — I ECHO COLONIAL ECHOvl Acadeniy Student Bo ly OFFICERS MUNKORD I I.I.IS V. StKA P.MAN 1{. TOMI.INSON K. Ml Kiiiv E.S. lUUKORl) I i-csi(]( ' iit ' i(( ' I ' rcsidciit Sccrcliiry . Treasurer 1 1 isliiriiiii Jliirro: (iive Id llir wnrhl llic licsl (iii liave. C( i. iKs: W ' liiic and ( r;nii;e. .Mi:.Mr.ET{ M. . .Vciee S. C. C.iay W. v. O .liii -M. -M. Aiuiorv w . T. (irccii .M. r. ( )iiid]niiidrd r. C. Aiiniste.id V. .M. ( iininiM ' S. S. 1 ' . I ' all.TSdn c. .M. r.arhiM- s. Iv iiiiin H. I ' eriy ( ' . H. lianics .1. L. Iluliiies . . : I. K ' eiiick H. E. H. ' tlu ' l (). I ' ' . Il iriisl)y l . ( ' . L ' eilick K. . . I ' .iasliaw i:. U. Ihidsdii ' 1 ' . II. Kiiliards s. W. r.iewer w . K. Iliidsun •J. r.. I{d ve II. L. Kiidscs. Jr. w . 1!. Hunter H. V. San turd M. Hnri-lier c. E. .Idliiisoii L. S. Saunders i;. S. r.uitunl .1. K. Lane .1. C. Slalcr II. i:. Hull !•;. Law rciice W. I!. SIcdd (i. 1 1. ( ' aisipii u. M. Leiiiiiii 11. ( . Sdnmicr.s c. Z. Cliaiiiicll T. I ' . Lcdiiard ' . Sicadnian E. E. Cdiiiiiir n. !■:. Lohr M. .1. Swill .1. It. Cii ' lci- i:. L. .Maltdx K. ' rdinliiisdn L. 1!. 1 •(Jiij;iilcry T. S. .McKiMi .ie . Iv ' rdpiiiny; M . Kills .1. 1 1. Mfiore .I.S. Tiihl.le .1. W. l- ' ishci ' i;. M ni|iliy (1. S. ia W . !•;. !arlicr w . i:. Xichdls (L !!. Wdollolk V. (iaiii ' tt ( i. .M. Ni(li(dsdii E. !■]. Worudni ,V -.% 4,COL-pNlAL ECMoa 03 o aj O ■A ' J2 V . COLONIAL ECHO I Q — I mJMi Academv Sonior Class .M(irT i: W ' l ' jiiill iiii;cilicr. ' diiiKs : (  i ' ;iii.;;( ' ;iiiii liliic. Yki.i. Vdii (■.lu ' l kcr|i us iliiwii. Vdii caii ' l keep MS |ii II ! For iiilii ( ' ipIIc.uc wc jiic IkhiihI. NMicii ninctccii sixlccn Kills ninnnd. OFFICKliS H. ( ' . SdMicits ......... rrcsiilcnl E. S. ItriiKoitn ........ Nice I ' rcsidciit E. L. M.virii.x ......... ' rrcjismi-r H. .Mruiin ......... SccrctJii y ,]. F. -loiiNSdN ...... . . IlisiiPilun MFMIiEKS C. C. . i-iiiistead. U. E. I.nlir If. A. Uraysliiiw E. L. Matlox S. W. lircwcr {. .Miirjili.v 1 ' . S. Ituit ' iinl (;. M. Xlrliiilson 11. I!, liiiit .M. I ' . OiiidlmiKln. (i. H. Caisdii Ozliii E. E.Conner S. S. I ' . I ' ailcrson .1. I). Cii-lcr ,i. II. Riiliaids !.. I!, noiigiilciy -1. I ' .. iJowc .M. i:ilis II. W. Saiirdid ' . E. (iarlicr L. S. Saiiiidci-.s .1. I,, iidliiics ' . I ' .. Slcdd ( . T. .hilllisdil II. ( ' . Sdliicl-.s .1. ' r. .Idlinsdii ' . Slcadinan •I. IJ. Lane K. ' rdiiiliiisdn i;. .M. Lane ' . E. Tdi)|iiiiii .1. S. Trilililc ' _ v. K : .t i % 16 ' ) t COLONIAL I — Q — I ECHO — o Jefferson Literary Soeiety OFFICEHS— ' r.s T riii (_:. M. Xnii()i..S()N President R. MiRPiiY ......... Vice-President J. F. JonNSdN Secretary Vance Stkauman Treasurer E. S. Hruniiai I.iferary Critic H. C. SoMKits ....... Pariiaiiientarv Critic T. P. Leonard Cliaplain W. B. HiNTEu Sergeant at Arms OFFICERS— .s ' c (((, Tiriii E. S. BuRFoRn President ' . Steadiian Vice-President S. E. GiNN Secretary H. C. SoMERs Treasurer G. M. Nicholson I ' arlianientary Critic J. F. Johnson Literary Critic C. M. Barber Chaplain W. L. (irtEEN ........ Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS i:. S. I ' .urtoi-d E. D. Hudson V. Steadnian C. .M. i ' .arl.er W. R. Hudson L. S. Saunders !• . E. ( (inner J. L. H dnies W. P.. Seers L. P.. Donghtery R. Murphy H. W. Saunders S. E. Gunn d. JF. Nicholson H. W. Sanfm-d W. E. Garber W. .J. Ozlin W. B. Sledd W. T. Green H. Perry H. C. Somers W. 1!. Hunter A. : r. Renick Sj  tL : COLONIAL ECHO Aca(l Miiv History Tlic liislinv III ' ihf Ai;iilciii is ;i i;liiriiiiis rliriiiiirlc iiT si ill iiiiiri ' ulnrimis (Icciis. I ' l ' iiiii I III ' sl;iiii||Miinl 111 ' srliiihisl ii- ;n-iii; ' i ' iinMils. I In- si ' ssimi uT !:i|. il(; liiis lioeu most siicct ' sslui ; liic siiideiit liudy (•(Hiiiut; iliriiiij;li ilic i iuss lire nf mill t( ' !-iu cxiiiiis witli colnrs llyiiiii. iiroviiiii iiiviiicildc vvou in Ilic Incc nf ' •Piiji ' s Eiiji ' lisli iinil •■•liijin ' s ' Malli. ( ' iii-liiiu has Iiitumic aii :iil. anil Nirlml- Son. •lulmsun. Acrcc and Simicrs air its dcvulivs. llil( ' work in Ilic •IcIIVisnn lias iml hccii nji tu par, a ;;rrai many iliaiiiics art ' licinj; ' niaiic and we jircdici Ilial liiials will liml ihc suriciy in its nlil liiiu ' form. lint as I ' l-ol ' . SclK ' ]iniiifs unnlil say. ■■.Mm-li sdidy is a wcarinrss nf Ilic flesh. s(i Id us liirn In a mnrc plcasanl ln]iic — allilclirs. Tlirniiuli ilic nii- tiriii}; ' ctloi-ts of ( n;uli Hiililiaid and nndcr his masterly hand, the teams iliis year have jn-nved tlicniselves tn he the Ix ' sl ever jirodnced in the Academy. The foothall team aMy [iroved its claim to distiml imi. Tlic harktield. led hy ( ajit. JSomers, was a winning comliinatioii of sjiecd, weight and jiower. .Monk Elli.s develojted into a phenonienoii, jilayingheliind a jxiwerfnl line, that had for its keystone, Joe (Jarhei-, the massive center. This eleven dropped only one game, and ]ilayed high class fnniliall ihinnghnnl the scasmi. The liasketltall team hardly de clnpcd In its ma.ximmn efticiency. nwing to lack of veterans and limited gymnasiniii facilities, hnt it made nji in pcii all that was lacking in skill. . lsn, the memory of Ilic Xcwimri News game is pleasant In lis. Vith a wealth nf new material mi hand, it apjicais thai mir hasehall team will ludd its nwii with the best teams that .iiipcar mi the si hedule. Captain Monk l llis. a wonderful lialtcr and |)iicher, is imt at all discmiraged at the ontlnnk. and ( oacli Hnhhaid is working faithfully In ]iiiiducc a fast, well- lialanced nine. The introdnclimi nf frcipicnl hare and hound hunts has done a great deal to revive the inteicst in track and tield aclivit.x. and the nnmlier of men who have reported makes ii piaci ically certain that the . cailcmy will make a creditahle showing in the coming liiterscholastic Meet to he held on ( ' ary I ' ield. The wrilei- feels that tiie task of Historian, while jileasant, is heymid his hnmlilc aliilily and regrets that he cannot do lull justice to his splendid suh- jeil. .Men of IDKi. you arc the fortunate inheritors of a rich legacy in I he o]iportunity thai was yonis to particiiialc in tin ' stirring ev n1s of the jiasi years. Let us work together, to end the ycai- in a way that will relied Imnnr npnii us and mir schnnl ! ,  _i« :, i 4k 4-COLpN,AL ECMOjI Academy Executive Committee MiNi ' diiii Ki.i.is ' A N c E St e a dm a n R. MrEPHV K. Td.MMNSdN E. S. ItlUFdlil) President Viee-President Secretary Treasurer Historian 6g COLONIAL ECHO Purpose: Cozen in j; the Faculty Favorite Pastime: Keading- Dime Novels and do])inji out plays Electing ( ommittee : The Faculty Miiiilx rs (if Distinct in)i Hurt l.enioii I ' roiiiixiiKj Caiiflidatrx for a Ixcj iilar I ' oxitioii Nichols Sanf ' ord ' ia Swift ' ii(plt(ilk 1 i()U};htei-y Leaser Satclitrx Sledd r.nrchci- Ani(ir. - Carson Fisher Johnson Trihie Cray Lolir TTornsliy 77( ' .vc iil.sa have tScrvid Murphy Itinlord Stedinan (iarlicr Soiiicrs Keeper of tin l i i x Georfrc Haskcrvllli ' clniicr COLONIAL E_CHO l COLONIAL ECMO I — Q — I — 6 flfll !• ,. I,. Mahucix S. Ill i;ioi;ii ll. M. I.KMIIV A. M. IkKniik T. 1 ' . I.KoNAItll ' ll.l.l. M Sl.MIHl Taliaferro Clul) ()i ' i ' i( ' i:i;s rrcsidciil ' iic rrcsidciii Seel iM;ir ' rrcjisintT ■laiiilDr .MoT-m: I ' nil jiiiainst cacli nilirr. C ' ol.cii; : I{;iiiili(i Vki.l: Wilier (lri)|)sl ' ;it( ' r driijis! ' I ' dircnts .-111(1 sIkiw ' cis, Falliiij; fioiii (hird Hour, After inidiii} lit limii-s. Fi.owr.i; : Twn lijis I )i{iNK : SU .luicf I ' asii mi:: Consjiiriiii; Soxi;: We waiil In j;(i liack In I lie I- ' ariii Mi:.Mi ' .i:i;s M. A. Acn-e M. M. AiiM.iy .M. C. liiirrlici- S. ' . I ' .ri ' wcr C. M. I ' .ailiiT !■;. S. liiirfipi-d ;. II. Caisnii .1. I . Ciiyk ' Iv 10. ( ' (inner L. r.. Doiiiililery S. . I alli(iiise ' .1. W. Fisjiei- W. i:. (laii.ei- i;. L. iilli()iis S. K. ( ireeii S. ( ' . Cray I ' Kil ' . IhiMiard Iv l . Illldsnll W. i:. !!ihls..ii W. !!. ITiinlei ' .1. L. Haivey • I. V. •JdllllSdll ( ' . T. •Idliiisdii T. r. Leonard If. M. i.eiiKiii i:. I.. MalldX i;. M. .Miiipiiv W. W. Xiclidljs X. r. ( (nidliiiiidro II. I ' eii . . .M. Keiiick . Sleadiiian II. W. Sanldrd W. I!. Sledd II. ( ' . Sdiiiei s ( . 10. Td| |piliu ;. S. ' ia I , i:. Wdiiidiii- .Vh..% COLONIAL ECMO l Academy Echo Election I.uiilcr V. I!. Sle«kl I ' x ' si atlilclc . . . . . . . . . Ml ink I ' JIis Musi iiwkwaiil Uiic ' ....... v.. V.. ( ' oiincr llcsi iiMiiii ' d ■•|tin ....... lliltmi I ' crrv llfriiiir ......... ( ' . 1- Tiiiniing (irind ......... (i. M. Xirlinlsmi Kiini .......... ' ;in ( ' uiiTett Ufsi liMikiiii; in;iii ........ . . M. Kciiick ••Cnliiii s|Mirl . . . . . . . . I . ( . lieiiick •■( ' urh-r ......... (t. M. Xiiluilsou Greenest iiinii . . . . . . . . . i. S. ' ia Xiiisjiiioe W. I!. Sledd ' riiliMiiii Imm ........ W. E. (Jai-ber Itesi injiiiii- ......... E. t . I ' .mf ' iii-d Best baseliall player ....... •■Mmik Ellis Mdsi letincd man ........ C. 1-. I ' .ai-her Laziest man ........ L. li. Duniihtery ■•Due ' Tamer ........ K. Tmnlinson Must jKipular man ........ ' . Steadmau Best fdotball player ....... Mouk Ellis I ' .esi all anmnd student ...... E. S. Bnrford -It Mike Mnriiliy KnII Slinjier ......... E. L. Mutinx rsliest man ......... W. B. Sledd Best jirofessor . . . . . . . . S. 11. lluliliard , COl-ONIAL 1—9 — I EC M 0 1 Ihletics j k .v % X COLONIAL ECHOvl Academy Athletic Council H. C. SOMERS •I. F. .loIlNSOX C. Z. rHAI ' PEI.L AW M. A. liUlXTON S. H. Hubbard V. Steai - ian M. Ellis 11. ToMI.INSON 1 ' resident X ' ice- President !r ecr( ' l;n y-Treasiner Faculty Kejireseiirative Coach r.ascliall Manager ] asketl)al] Manager FcKitliall M.iiiaiier COLON lAL ECMO I — Q — I — e Academy Monogram Club OPFICEKS v.. S. liruFiPKi) (J. H. ( akson .1. r . ( l!li:i.Kl{ President ' i(( ' -l ' i-esideiit Secretary Treasurer : rK ri!ET?s C. C. Aniiistead il. M. AiiKir.v !■:. S. liuilui-d ;. H. ( arson ( ' . Z. ( Iiaiijicli E. K. ( (innci- •1.1). Crifiler M. Ellis W . i;. (;;irh.M- K. .M. I,cni(in ]•:. I.. Maildx i;. Miii ' iiliy ,1. ( ' . Slaler H. C. Soinei ' s II. ' rdiiilinsiiii J!. C. Wdollnlk COLONIAL ECHO COLONIAL ECHO Academy Football Team R. Tomliusoii Manager H. C. Soiuers Captain S. H. Hubbard ...... Coach G. B. Woolfolk Left End E. S. Bm-foi ' d Left Tackle E. E. Connor Left Guard W. 1 ]. (iarhei- .......... Center C. Z. Chappell Kijiht Guard E. L. Mattox . Right Tackle J. D. Crigler Right End R. Murphy Quarterback G. H. Carson Right Halfback H. C. Soiiiers Left Halfback M. Ellis Fullback SUBSTITUTES J. C. Slater R. Tmiiliiison C. C. Arniistead COLONIAL ECHO pOLONIAL ECHO j Academy Basel all Team, 1916 Miiiitonl Ellis Ciilitiiiu 8. H. Ilnhliiinl ' ■ ' ' -. St.Mliiinii Manager -aii (iaiiett ssistaiil .Manager tea:m Mimford hllis ....•••■• Carber • ' = ' ' ' ' ■ Criiiler . ' First Base .M.upl.v ' ■ ' ' ' • ' •= ' Carson ' • ' 1 ' ,, . ' i ' liivd Base I {owe .....••••• ■ ' ' • ' ' I ' l Left Fiel.i CiMiver J -■ f ' l - Center Field (iarrett ) I!nrf.n-d ' - ' '  ' ' ' ' i| COLONIAL ECHOyl Academy Basketljall Team .Munlord KIlis H. H. IluhlKird MananiT and ( apiaiii Coach TKA.M M. Ellis J. 1). ' rij:ler M. M. Aiiimy R. .Miii-i.li.v E. C. IJiirfnrd IJi-lit F Left F Kight Left cnw ard inward Guard ( iiiard Center SUBSTITI ' TES Carson Arniistcad (iarhc •:  tirj.. COLONIAL ECMOxJ I — Q — I — e Academy Track Team rof. Hubbard MEMBEKS M. A. Acree J. F. Jdliusdii C. M. Haiber F. I ' . Leonard .7. 1). Crij-ler S. H. I ' eii-.v F. M. (Inivcr ' . Slcdinau S. E. Gunn V. Steadman E. D. Hudson F. E. Wdriiuiii ( ' oacli J .% X COLONIAL ECMOvl iPA I — Q — I — e iS ong Bte, lobe, tiie Dap is Dying, Saararp anb flftill; i igllf lihe alone saD mourner comes sigliing ©ber the J)iil; j otD mobc tf flfoff footeb tlirougl) tlie ehp, anb lights tlie stars to tlicir toatrh close bp. ? arft, ' tis tfte night birb flfinging. iHournfuUp stoeet; aap from tDe busUp garden toinging, i oto siongniab fleet c stirills bis sorroto to the flihp, anb tDccps; tt cit bap sboulb eber bie. ifHartin jFein.stein. i COLONI L ECMO i jik Garner (S: Company X( ' |HHi News. ' a. Hatters, Clotliiers, Haberdasliers, Tailors — For Men and Little Men. Thr Home of StriiiKhirh Clotlirs don ' t KORtiET R. T. Casey Sc Sons Oiilv On. ' r.lock V.nsi df V. M College W ' licii in iii-cd cif Hats, Shoes, Clothing c Gents ' Furnishings Sole Agents Un- Kori-ert Shape Shoes for Men. s:!.. 0. S. ' i.OO The N orf oik National Bank NOEFOLK, VIRGINIA Organized 1885 ' I ' lic oldest yati jn(il Hank in Eastern Mn inia ( apital .$1,000,000 Snipliis and Profit i!fS2;j.000 Caldwell Hardy. I ' re.sident A. B. Schwarzkopf, Vice Pres. W. A, Godwin. Cashier ISdO 191(1 Fifty-sixth year J. Chambers Bristow General Agent Home Life Insurance Co. of New York 1012-13 Mutual Building Richmond, Va. Students desiring to enter the linsines.s during vacation or jjer- nianently, please write up for par ticulars. 190 Largest Stock in the Houtli. High Grade Marble aud Granite. Special Designs. Best Woi-k. Lowest Prices. The Couper Marble Works 204 Hank St. NORFOLK. VIRGINIA (Established liT Vcai-si The Merchants National Bank OF HAMPTON Hampton ' s Leading National Bank S]iecial Attention to Deiwsits Received by Mail J I ' (r ( ' (lit. on :Snvings Avvoioits 11. i;. r.ooker President Kniii. 1. Mason. .. .N ' ice-President 1.. M. ' on Schilling Cashier The Du Fonts are Making Williamsburg, Virginia a New City. Fortunes Will be Made Here! We have had over twenty years of successful exj)erience in the Real Estate business. Let us tell yon how to make some money here. Powell Trust Company 1 C. WilliaiiislnirL ' . ' iririiii:i When you visit Newjxirt News visit The Delmont Restaurant (Jnick Sem ' ice. Polite Attention. Reasonable Prices. Anything the Market Affords. ■e Serve in Up-to-Date Style. u ' .-.li:; WASTTTNGTON AVE. J. E. Hicks Dry Goods and Notions WILLI.XMSI ' .rUC. A. 191 Iii(iir|i ii-;iic(l ls: ' , ' _ ' The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co. OF i;iill.M  M . A. Assets SI, 7(;i. ((•_ ' (). (Id ( ' ;il(ilal •_ ' . )(!.( MM 1.(1(1 XtM Suriiliis (;(IS,1 ' ,)S.()(( Siiri lus U I ' olic.N Holders Ids, IDS. (id i. II. l ' . i,.MEU, Prrsidcnt . II. . Ic ( ' auiii v. Si i-riliiri) K. 15. AnDisoN, ircl ' nsiihiil DIKMICTOKS Will. II. I ' ;iliiiei- . . L. Ciihel .1. .Ionian Leake E. B. Addison A iii. II. l-aliner. .li-. SHERWOOD INN OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA Sheraxooi) Inn, lioiiieliUe and l)eantit ' nll localed. is o|ien all the year. Otters the best facilities in siiri-oinidin ;s and climatic conditions to those seeking rest, pleasure and recreation. lie- cently enlarged, and now accotnniodates odd guests coiiifortahl.v. Private liaths, rooms single and en suite. Tin- hotel is heated by steam, has electric lights, elevators, hells, billiai ' d and ]iool parlors, etc.. with tirst-class sei-vice in every respect, also Tele- gra]ili and long-distance tele]ihone connection. It has just been thoroughly remodeled, renovated and lefurnished, and otters a jileasant. attractive and comfortable home to the ptdilic si ' eking health or pleasure. The rates are moderate and the table fii-st class, leaving nothing to be desired. Send for Booklet. SPRCIAL RATES BY W FEK OR MONTH City and Suburban Property Fainis and Timber Lands I ' rirrx I ' ii lil S iii iri ' Dfnliin F. H. Ball . Co. Nilliaiiisbur,i;. ' a. Investments, Real Estate, Farm Lands and City Property. Stocks and Bonds, Sub-Divisions and Promotions a Specialty. Power City Investment Co. INCoItroli.VTKI) ALr.KKMAlJLK, N. C. P.ranch Ottice: U ' illiamslniig, : . iVJ College and Fraternity Jewelry WC make ;i specialty ( iiiaiml icturinj ' tiiu ' I ' lal iiniiii. (Jold, Silver and Iti-oii .c ( lass I ' liis, Ifiiiys, Medals and -lewels. College and Sdciely Seals nidunted on wood for wall decoration. I ' ' .xeltisi e designs in Fine (iold and (iein Art Jewelrv, Sterling Silverware, Art Goods and Cut Glass for Wedding and Anniversary Gifts, Ecclesiastical Wares, Fine Stationery. If you desire soiuetliing special in the jewelry line write foi ' estimates and designs. C. LUMSDEN . SON Jcirclcrx lit the SiiKtlicni I ' ctijilf Catalogue upon apjilication 7:n K. .Main Sli-eet KlCl 1 .M(  N 1 , VA. Compliments of WHITTET SHEPPERSON Printers and Engravers RICHMOND, VA. WHY WORRY Let us loan your money on Kicli moiid City Keal ICstale. lirst morl gage, to ]Kiy you (i ' ,. We handle an amount from • ' jfl ' d lo .«l(l,(llll). ( ' iirrcsi)iiml(iicc soliritctl Pollard Bagby i;icii.M( i , -. . oi,ii-y I ' uhlic Seal. Ki -er Farms on the ' (U-U, -lames and ( hicUahomiiiN . Write for 1 U ' scfiptions. W., Walker Ware l (iil Hstiili ' mill I iisiirinirr I ' arms. ' rimhered Lauds. City I ' ropcrty of all 1 •(•script ions. Manufacturing Sites and River Fronts Wll.l.l.V.MSIMUG, ' A. 193 The William Byrd Press, Inc. Printing, Embossing Designing, Engraving COLLEGE PRINTING A SPECIALTY ' I ' l ' ii Siiiitli l ' ' iiiii-lccntli Si reel incilMOM . VIKCIXIA MADISON 3461 LANE . CHRISTIAN SUITS TO ORDEE AM) IN STOCK Hats. Caps and Shoes Shirts, Scarfs and liKk rwt ' ar AikI ill fact hJrcri lliiii; fur College Men COLONIAL INN Williamsburg, Virginia TtlKE (IF (ll.orCKSTKK SiREKT Located in center of the city. Pure air. Good artesian water. Telegraph, telephone and e.xpress accommo- dations in the office. The parlors of the Inn are filled with antiques. Good, plain Virginia cooking. Special at- tention and moderate rates to the parents of students visiting the town. Special prices to athletic organiza- tions. Come and see the wonders of the world. .Address .1. !!. ( ' . SrCNCKU. Proiirietor and .Manager DR. C. H. DAVIS DENTIST Peninsula Hank IJiiilding AX ' illiamshnrg, Va, (K I TO — J. B. PADGETT ' lu ' n in Need of Cleaning, Press- ing and liepairing Clutliis i-dJh ' il f ' lr (iiul (hlivirnj 194 Norman Jones ' RESTAURANT (iiii k .Minils :it All lluiiis Liiillrs ' mill (Iriitlciiii ii ' is I ' rivutv Diiilni h ' niiin PATRONAGE vSOLlCITKI NEW YORK RESTAURANT Eurojifaii Style. Quick LuikIi. (JiK)d ( ouiitiy Food. V )- to-Date Equipment. fiat i-sf act ion Giiannitml. (lire IIS a trial. J. CUSEAS AND S. MOSEHAS Manae rs Morgan G. Thalhimer SALES RENTALS LOANS First National P.aiik ] d x. I ICH. [OMi. ' a. Wiliaiiishiii- (  IHi-c Old WilliainslMir- lioli-l W. K. L. S.MITII. .Ii;.. .Mj.,, Tlir I ' liirr irjitrr Your Dollars irill (Iroir, DELTA PARK . iljoiiiiiiji- I ' ll I ' oiii Projjei ' ty. The Ideal Itiisiiiess Siibdivi.sinn. Near Willianishurjij, Va. ( ' . HIIXiWAY, Afjent KlCHMOXU AMI Wli.I.IA.MSIJIKC Bolton - Clarke Pratt INCORPORATED CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS Preliminary Investigations. Designs and Supervision of Vonstriirtion of Ixailroad aud Trolley Lines, Plain and Reinforc-ed Concrete. Drainage Sy. tems. City Planning, Water Power Development. •■! Iv .Main Street Phone .Mad. (lOS? 195 Hotel Warwick Til, hhiil Ihihl ' SKWl ' OllT XE Vt , VA. The J.W. RoweCo. INC. IlA.Ml ' TOX. A. W ' liolrsiilc Faiiftj, (iitd Staple (Inxvries A(ii:NTS: White limine Collw ami Tea. (told Coin Flonr. ( linkV ( ' aimed N ' euetables ami Fruits ' See Royal and See Better i:::: :jstli Siieet. X?:WPORT NEWS. VA. Williamsburg Drug Co. Tliere is wliere w c j.i-[ mir drills: lliere is wjiel-e c i;el iMir slalinii CIV. ami (here is wliere we driiil (iili- soda waler. ( ' (leaCcila ami all latest drinks uf tlie rdiiiiiaiii. A(iENTS FOR .MONT.MK ( IfK.VM Your ' rnide Sulli-ih il THE M®ri!®llk Esinnlk FOK I ' -lll .Main Street Cupilnl . KIO.IXIII Sarplns .s-dd.dd,) Jl ' , iiitcri ' sl nil Sdciin s Aci-iiiiiil x Caldwell Hardy, { ' resident ( ' . W. (iramh, -Ir.. Nice-Tres. V. W. N ' icar. Cashier A. W. liriuk. . sst. Cashiei- 196 Fortress Monroe, Virginia OPEN ALL YEAR The Seashore Resort of America Interesting, Historic Surroundings A magnificent Hotel, gay with pieasure-lo ing people; sports and social diversions made brilliant by Army and Navy participants The rarest of sea-foods and an exceptional cuisine make a visit a long remem- bered pleasure Accessible and charming in environment, yet far away from the hum of everyday life The Medicinal Baths Department, Complete in Every Detail Every Bath and Treatment, as given at European Spas, with the additional advantage of sea-breezes and sea-bathing For interesting, illustrated booklets, apply at Tourist Bureaus or Transportation Offices, or address, GEO. F. ADAMS, Mgr., BOX 3001 FORTRESS MONROE, VIRGINIA New York Office: Bertha Ruffner Hotel Bureau McAlpin Hotel Both Arms of the Service at Old Point Comiori 197 Established ls,-_ ' Excelled liy None E. A.Wright Bank Note Co. i:n(!i:. i:ijsi ' i; I. Ti:i{S— STATIONERS Offices and Factory: (leiieral Stme: Broad and Huntingdon Sts. 121S Walnnt St. 1 ' hii.ai i;miiia, I ' knna. Miiiiiilnit urn- of LASS AN!) SOCIKTV i ' lNS. .Mi:i AI.S Connnencenicnl Invitations Stationery Calling Cards Year Book Inserts Dance Programs Invitations Menus leather Souvenirs I ' iiuiDorpavures PHOTOGRAPHS The Best at Reasonable Prices Picture framing, coj ving, enlarging, amateur tinishing, blue printing, etc. We furnished the photographs for this issue of the Colonial Echo. Special rates to colleges, schools, churches, etc. Write or telephone us for rates. TelephoTies 247-W or STfl-J E. P. GRIFFITH PHOTOGRAPHER No. 2tj((i: Washington Avenue. NEWl ' OKT NEWS, VA. 198 iWlurpfjp ' s otrl anb Innrx RicliiiKiiid. ' ii ' inia l eabquartcritf for College Men This new Hotel is now n]K ' ii to the inihlic. iiiul it is the largest and most modern house south oi ' New York. This house is ioeated on direct ear Hues to all railroad stations. And it is famous for its excellent Suubridge aud Mtv zanine I ' arlors. European Plan $1.00 Per Day Up C|)c rn insula Bank WlLLl.VMSI ' .UliG. VIRGINIA Kolit. L. S{ eiicer Pi-esident E. W. W ' ailimtiin ' i(■e I ' l-esideiil S. L. Gi-aliarii Cashici ' J. ! . Me inlv VssistanI CashiiM- Students ' Acroiiiit-s Ro iu ' ctfuUi Solicited .VII liusiness enliMisted to lis receives prompt and (Mrefnl atlentiun MAKE on; ItANK YOl ' U HANK 199 COLLEGK OF William and Mary Williamsburg, irginia A College, modern in ciiiii)iiMciii. and sironj; in ediicjitional eftirit ' iicy. vcl I he oldest in liie Sontli and the eiiiial nf any instilntion in America in richness of traditions. Healthfnll.v sitnaicd mi the I ' euiusula on the Chesajieake and Ohio Railway, it is within easy distance of Norfolk. Newport News, and Kichuiond. It offers: 1. Fnll Academic Courses Iradinu to A. 1!.. 1!. S.. and M. A. degrees. II. Courses in Education for thi ' ]ireparation of teachers and sti]ierinrendenis lur liic pnlilic scIkihI system. Siliolarshijis representing aliout .one-fourth of the expenses may be secured through the school sniierintendent by students iirejiaring to teach. Expenses moderate. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE H. L. BRIDGES, Registrar 200 The Bank For Money - Makers ! Make this your bank, money-makers and money -savers. Every day your funds are represents a Loss as Real as the paydays you Miss. Put your Earnings here where they pay 3 per cent Compound Interest. We are Money-Makers ourselves as Proof, look at the tremendous surplus of $1,650,000 from an original capital of $300,000. 1 1 ' ; itc- today fir our booklet ' ' Bdtik- iiiir By Mai , chock full of valu- able information. Tells you just n ' hat you uant to krioiv. A postal brings it. 1${JRFUJS. i ' !l,650,OOQ l|C. NATIONAL BANK 12th and Main Streets Richmond, Va. 201 Nelson S. (iuooM, I ' res. F. ' . 1 ki.ini N ' icc-l ' re.s. The Bank of Hampton llA.Ml ' TnX, A. Sdliciis the accounts (if I!;iiiks. Hankers, Finns. ( ' iir|M)ratii ns. and Individnals. Capilal ■ 1(1(1. (MID. (Id Sni-plns 1. )(!.( UK 1. 1 Id Kt ' smiircs l.T. ' d.ddd.dd A I ' rogiTSsivc Haul: irith l ' r i iicssivc Maiia rnifiit 4 Per (Vnr. TAll) OX . l.l. SAVTXCS .XCCorXTS I ll!i:( TOItS John B. Kiniherly W. W. Uicliardsnn Harry IT. Hdit F. V. Darling Nelson S. (irotjui .lacult Hcflcltiiiijcr A. Howe J. T. I.,ee •). ' . Kobiiison W. H. Face. Cashier Medical College of Virginia MEDICINE Di:XTISTT{V PHARMA Y Stiaut Mc(irii!K. .M.I .. Dean New college Imiidini;. ((iniplctcl.v ei|ui|)i)ed and niddcin Laboratories. Extensive Dis])ensary .service. Hospital facilities furnish -!()( clinical beds; individual instruction; experienced Faculty; practical curriculum. Tilth Session. For catalogue or information address J. R. McCAULEY, Secretary ll. n East Clav Street — — KICHMOXD, VA. 202 KODAK Developiug aud printiuj; at lowi ' si lirii-ei ruusisteiit witli l)est quali tj. Write for price list, cataldjjiu ' s and sani]ilc ' ]iriiit. HOCO GLASSES are tlie best thai skilled workiiieii can make from the tiiiest (piality material. I ' roiiipt atleiiiinn t i mail orders. G. L Hall Optical Co. Hi ci hi.sx and Kodak H.rpirfs 14t; Granby St Norfolk. a. 1:11 E. Eroad St. . .Kichmond. a. Si: ' Main St T.vnchlmii:. ' a. The place irhnr Sliidi iitx arr n-i-lcoiiic SODA AVATEi: AND CIGAKS BOOKS AN1 COLLKGK SrrPLIES N ' ELVET KIND ICE njlLV.M ISJ ' ' S Stone Drug Company THES. GALESKI OPTICAL CO. l.eailing and laruc ' st opiical house in llie Siinili COOI) E01{ THE EYES Kodak llead(|nartei-s Develojiini; and frintini; Send for rataloi;iie and |(ri -e list Main and 8th Sts. .Kiehmoud, Va. L ' L ' :: E. Broad St. . .Richmond. Va. L ' T. ' . Granby St Norfolk. a. •J 115 Jefferson St . . . Koanoke, Xa. C. J. Person JEWELER Williamsbnri;. ' a. GO TO B. LARSON W iilianislmrji, ' a., joi- all kinds of SIIOK KKI ' .MKIXG l. ' .rjii li irnri: al n iisnnahlc jii ' ivis I ' lidiU ' . .(11 . iiliMiii)liil ' l i ' li ( ' i Akers Laundry ' I ' lidt CliiiinT mA ( ' i,i:axix(! i ' i:i:ssix(; i vi:ix(i r_ ' and I ' .L ' dT U ' asliiiifiron Ave. Xt ' wpiirt Xews, ' a. W. H. MeCuuiiell Ino. V. Uusscll NcConnell Russeli ( ' ■ KiK iiifirs mill Sitirn orx . Williaiiishui-ji-, ' a. KicliiiKiiKl. ' a. sri; i:vs DESIGNS examinations i;epoi:ts Get Yourself Slicked Up When in Xewporl Xews Don ' t Fail to See W. A. HILL ' ' ( ' lidrliir The Bank of Phoebus I . M. Ti:n. is t ' resi(](iit A. IIf.inkckki, Vice- I ' ll aidunt ( !. K. ' . i)i:isi,i(i:i S. ( ' . {{kksic CiisJiirr . ) I. ' ESOl ' KCES — .S4(l(t,(l(l(l.(MI Soda- Licious Soda Cenlrallv lorated l.ai-jiest and most up-to-date Pliarniacy in Hampton V ' . ' c jilitrc irlicrr Colleijc men go Bellaney Pharmacy, Inc. IIam|iliiii, a. W. H. Williamson Co. Diiilirs III li()XI-:ST FO( T EAl{ I ' liUrilc Mill ' s Shoes d Slicciultj L ' illlL ' WashinuIdH Avenue Xi: ' iMii;r Xi: s. N ' a, .Mail ordeis will i-eceive jn-ouipt and cai-ef ' nl attention. w i: ' - I ' osT.via-: 204 G. Wasliinj S. B HATS. CLO ' Wall ' ton Avi iiue arnes Co. nilXC AXI) FURNISHINGS ■iicir mill II II II nil Sinus NEWPOKT NKWS. VA. Old Dominion Department Store WILLIAMSUUKG, VA. Most varied and largest stdck of VDUiig luen ' s shoe.s and fni-nisli- ing ' .s in town. Styles al- way.s np to the niinnte. Highest elas.s g(M)ds, lowest prices. Al.su, everything to wear, to « ' at and tor the household. Save Systematically OlHMi a savings accouni wilh ihis I ' .auk by depositing .fl.OO (II- more liy mail. Savings Bank of Norfolk 215 (iranliy St. NUKFt tl.K. ' . . I Unrfnrs (!e(). ' . iH-y ValliM- 11. : n. V. Waller .1. .Icll .M.( ' (iriiiick T. L. I ' .elote lletiry Kcni. .Ir. i:. .M. I ' .anni Thos. ' II. Wilcox 1{. 1). ( ook Nathaniel Iteaman W. H. Slerlinn. -Ir. Williamsburg Bake Shop •Jvcn tliiiif (loud fi) I-Jiif S[HMial Attention i ' aid to College Students MISS K. I ' 1LK[X(!T( N, I ro])ii( ' tor Williamsburg Restaurant I ' .I ' KOI ' K.V.N S-|-V1,I0 Iji III Date l ' ]i|ni|inient. (lood Country Cooked I ' ' 1. S]iecial .Vllcniion to College Sludcnls. (lirr IIS II I ' liiil. KTitiN i!i;i;n. i;i;. .Mgr. 2u5 H. L. PAGE. Prtsident H. B. PAGH. Vice-Pretideol I.AWRKNCE C PAGE Secretary and Trciturer H. L. PAGE CO., Inc. INial.lislicd ISMi Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents I ' liOl ' KirrV SOLI I I ' KIVATEIA ' OIJ AT AT ' CTION. OPTIONS IJOl ' CHT AXI SOI,I K. V. Snuuis, .M;iii:ij;« ' r References: Any Bank iu 2s ' oitnlk. n. ' illi;iiiislmrtr. ' ;i. ATLANTIC HOTEL Main Cranb ) St. Norfolk, Va. Ideally situatfd in the iimst desirable seetidii df Xintnlk. Every comfort for the tmnist. Every convenience for the traveling man. Free sh ' nrrr hnthx an nil flonrti. Kates SI. (Ml ]«m- day and upwards. FRANK BRA(; 4. Manager B. C. CREASY SAMTAKV 1 KV CLEAMXC WORKS Main Street Williamsburg, V. . Hotel Mc Ginnis Williainsliui-g Service of the Best .IN(). McOINNlS - Proprietor 206