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

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COLONIAL ECHO -= =— 1919 -= Kknmamin Hi ' iiiJASs Mitchell. Jr. r.raiiily Station, A ' irginia Teacher ' s Diplmna: Hraffertoii Tiil)e; Historian Senior Class; United States Xa ' : Pliiloniatliean. Mitchell has been here at intervals for the last si.K years anil within these years he has been a stntlent, a teacher, and a sailor. He is a fine man at handling the hose, (ask Due Harri.son), chasing Dues. ' dispersing information, and read- ing French. Feeble Dues tremble when he heaves in sight, quai e as he draws near, pray when he seizes them, feel damp when he is gone. He can write, too; if vou don ' t believe it, read the Senior Class Historv. He ' s the man. Sw-s a £ tsm Page Tiienly-five

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COLONIAL ECMO -=—==- 1919 — = Albekt Pettigrew Elliott Forest Depot. Virginia Pliilomathcaii Literary Society ; President Debate C ' ouneil, 111 ; Flat Hat Staff, ' 17- ' 18; President Student Bodv, summer session, ' 18; Student Council, 18: As- sistant Librarian, ' 1?- ' 19; Editor-in-chief Flat Hat, ' 18-19 ; Literary Editor Colonial Echo, ' 19 ; Assistant in Chemistry, ' 18- ' 19 ; Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class, ' 18- ' 19: Sigma Phi Epsilou. Gentlemen, the future editor of the Xew York Tribune and the sole possessor of Doc. Hall ' s Anglo-Saxon. In tliree years of college life he has reached the summit of literary attainment and yet has not slighted college activities. He has always specialized in English but he has a natural tendency for Math, and Astron- omy, which has led him to the study of Celestcal bo lios. Still lie takes some time from arduous labor to visit Tyler Hall. He has one distinction that we feel we must record, his admiration for women — in their place, and his consistent efforts to keep tbeni there will always find a warm spot and high appreciation in the hearts of those who love our Alma Mater. • W l Page Tiveniy-jour

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COLONIAL ECMO Egbert John Johnson Gilmerton, Virginia Philoniathean L iterary Society; Deliating Team; S. 0. S. ; Track Team. ' ir- ' lS: Baseball Team; Corp. S. A. T. C. ; Cotillion Club: Secretary Philomatbean Literary Society; Kapjja Alpba. Cataline is what we call him around college but the ladies prefer Eobert. We can ' t picture life around the Campus without Cataline pointing skyward with a little whoop to fool someone about an airship; we can ' t imagine the baseball Held without his jovial chatter, which attracts so much attention. In his graduation William and Mary will lose an energetic student who will be mis.sed in the many branches of college activities in which he has taken such a prominent part. But we feel in her loss she will give to the world a hard work- er, a true friend, and, above all. a loyal son of his Alma Mater. May her future sons have the qualities of Cataline, ' ' and if they have, Tiie success of the college and of those she sends out is assured. HS ' »3.i ' ::,ai S- . Page Tii-cnty-six