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

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Stuffed chicken wire. Weeks of preparation on soror- ity floats. Fraternity entries. lvlarchers in uniform. Open cars full of waving girls. Homecoming Parade on Duke of Gloucester Street. You think you ought to wear a suit to the game. If you do, you're sorry. And you won- der how football players stand the heat. l-lalf time. A crown of mums and a kiss from President Paschall for the queen. Pour quarters of toast- ing alums in the West Stands. Prater- nity and sorority receptions after the game. You wait in line to hear Marvin Gaye. When you get in you Wonder if the speakers are working. Blow Gym fills to slightly more than capac- ity. After a while you stop feeling so sorry for the team. r'- 1.- Ii., U' ' ' ' in . A I I C? '!?aN -Q gd- K' ' ' 1 f .. , 1 51411 .- 1 Li -'J 'TN' ' 1 A ' A X -. L 7,9 -. , A NS . ' z , l 3 'Q , w- Q- 3 ' X. CCL .. ' X I A . I . . ,., l, u , .. , f i - 1 . l. 5.-mi . if ' it r l. 4 ' '-WMI. ... '- - . . f Q '.,iw-1' ' Ng AJR 1 f . :j: 1' 43 7 ' Q-'Q'- 'Q,,a givffl My 3... lv Q.:-' . ' -rr--1 i 41: . - 1 . V. ,M - .751 - .,t.,j4,M,. ,7,m.,,i.le .im-Ltd?-bl V. gx.,g.,..qf7N A ' . - J' --via., , .. , 'fi . A 7. 'lf ., in J,-1 ' .,.1yg-- , 4 x ., .f ,.. V N ,rf e1sz+Hf::+f+'2tfP vi .R - -u'i J 'aid 1 1 . - 7, -sg u-x.!:'i...- 7-uf,-5l,'-,alll-, ',x,A,4'. -1 -1.66, , .1 fait?-f5f l. N.,.,fv,g- J- l f37,L::5 7'-W'Ll l.', 'uf 'ir555 4l 1? riff: f ?-- wp-1 4.1 I..'.'1l.c:s..:gi.......gl.:.'5ur ':.. rg.L.I1fk.z44...,:.24 ' .. 7- sf .. . -, , wg 7' .ll xi. . X. 1- - in -. .ix ...tg ,, , . . it .23 ' Q l,i:.:f' Al f . 'lg f'if't1Nf2,fv 2'-.-3.-i. - ,lf ,SX N .,.. . , M , z, -,f. . '-. . far' if' ' -1 .I I I ' , ez. -, , if Q3 X 5 ':. 'Lg l my .L ,. '-3331i l x If .5 4, -. J..-w . lx ' 'K ' l ' i wx. 5 x 1 X il 'f-J' ' Wi 3 A' 3 ' 5445

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Another hole in your ID card. A great seat in the end zone bleachers. Go Green. You get excited when the team runs out of the dressing room. And hope they'II keep on doing better than everybody thought they would. You stand up for the kickoff, Cheerleaders yell. When they're not watching the game. Somebody in the stands starts a chant. You wait to hear what Herb Alpert song the band is going to play. And see if one of the majorettes is finally going to drop her baton. Touch- down. The scoreboard Indian's eye lights up. Stomping your feet to the fight song. Some kid throvvs confetti down your neck. Two minutes before the game is over you wonder where everybody vvent so fast.

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