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

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rtfatr In putting furth tliis second volume of tlie Colonial Echo, before the student- body, and the public, it has been the aim of tlie Board of Editors, not in the least, to make it the means of self-agtfi ' andizenient, but on the contrary, onl - as an humble tribute to the glories of William and Mary, and to arouse renewed interest in the welfare of this Institution of Learning, especially among the alumni, who ought to be proud of their Alma Mater, and if we in anywa} ' accomplish this end, we believe that we have not toiled without reward. The Colonial Echo of 1901 has been gotten out by the support of the student-body, and it has been the purpose all along to represent every Department of college life without any partiality. We have endeavored to maintain, and if possiljle. to raise the standard of the college annual, by arrangii;g the order of the book upon a new basis, and making improvements in any way we have thought best. Wherever there may be imper- fections, and we doubt not that there are some, we hope that our readers will in kindness, overlook and regard this volume as a successful, if not a perfect work. The Board.