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

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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

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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:» - -- -

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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.