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

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Phoenix: Bachelor of Arls : Aaislant in Chemiitrv. AN INTRODUCTION to this important personage would be superfluous, for his musical voice has reverberated in the halls of this old College for nearly a decade of years. Why embarrass him by presenting him to the reading public as Mr. Schepmoes, when he is so very familiraly known as Schep. and also by his soubriquet, The Devourer of Books ? ' Tis true you can judge a man by the books he peruses, but Schep cannot be diagnosed in this way, for he reads everything from Herrick ' s Epigrams to the St. James Bible. Charles is an exceptional student, capable of passing any course in the curriculum, and having no mean ability as a debater and as a writer of trashy articles. En outre Schep ' s main asset for his popularity in college is his affability, his good heart- edness and pleasing smile. A success awaits him whatever career he enters, and a host of friends will boast of his name among their number. Page Eighleen

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Motto: Finis coronat opus. Senior Clagg Floaer: Asler. YELL Be— Blitz— Drew— Ham. Par — Pea — Scheie, sheen! Tay — Tuck — Win — Worn, Seniors of fourteen. Colors: Brown and Gold. OFFICERS John Lewis Tucker President. Walter Leslie Drewry yice-President. Hugh Leonard Womack Secrefarji. Charles Hemten Hamlin Treasurer. William Walter Winsbro Historian. Bathurst Dancerfield Peachy Prophet. Henry Godwin Parker Poet. John Eldridce Taylor yaleJiclorian. Alvin Francis Beale ' Chaplain. Max Blitzer Leif Ericson Scheie M. A. CLASS Charles Harmon Schepmoes LL. D. P. Lewis Witchley M. D. John Halpin Wright M. E. Page Seventeen

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. fa - Philomalhcan ; A ' . A ' . O.; Northern Lights; Cerman Cliih : Spotsmood ; Cordon-Hope. 44OKIP did you say? Yes, Skip. Do you know anyone else around our venerable College who carries with him such an air of magnanimity, kindliness, and condescension? Do you know anyone else who takes a ticket so various and maintains an A standard in toto ? Just look who he is : A. M. Senior, Editor of the Lilerary Magazine, Assistant in Chemistry, President of the Athletic Association, member of the German Club, Spotswood, etc., etc. This personality, popularly known by all as Skip, is none other than Percy Lewis Witchley, the poet, prose writer, curler, heart-grinder, scientist, doctor; in brief, the impelling, dynamic force behind practically all of our College activities. We have no more degrees to offer you, so we close by predicting for you as much success in your romance of love as in your college career. Page Nineteen