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

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COLOMIAL EC|-|0 =, 1919 ===== Harry Hoopee Edwards Palls. Yirs-inin Yarsitv Football, l(i ; Monogram I ' lub ; Joke Editor, Echo Stafl,: Diploma; Chaplain Senior Class: Braii ' erton Tribe; Phoenix. Teacher ' s A stolid looking individual with a determination that cannot be withered, a wortln ' friend of all upper-classmen, and a terror to ignorant Dues. These few words do not enumerate his accomplishments, for we remember back in the fall of ' 16 how he used to plow a football line like a British tank and roll Joluiny in the class-rooms. His wit is dry and stoical, but heavens, how ridiculously funny I The Dues ' will miss vou Edwards, and so will we. Page Tiuenly-tivo

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COLONIAL ECMO 1919 Wii.r.iAii Wai.i.i:i: Joiixsox (I ' iliiK ' rtoii, Mruiiiiii E(lit(ir-in-eliief Flat Hat. IS; MoiKii rani Clul); Gerinan C ' luli: Mciuber De- l.mtc TiMiii. ' 18; B. I. C. : Assistant Editor of Literary Magazine, ' 18; luter- t ' ratoniity Council. ' IT; Presiilent PliilomatJican Literary Society, 19; Prophet Senior Class; Secretary Philoniatliean l iterary Society, IT; Baseball Team, ' 18- ' 19; Vice-President Junior Class, 18; Captain Bascliall. ' 1! ; Parliamentary Critic Philomathean Literary Society, ' IS; Kappa Alpha. Here comes Bill. or ■ W. ' .. the largest of our runts. ' Large in more than one sense of the word, for when it comes to athletics he is right there with the goods, and in business, in the class-room, in debating, in editing, and with the ladies he is not lacking. Bill to some, however, may appear peculiar, but to know him is to like him. If lie were traveling on his face he would not get very far, l) it if (111 his big lieai ' l he cniild tour the universe. One of his peculiarities is that he had rather argue than eat, his stomach is never too flat or the weather too cold for him to stand on the corner and sling it over nothing; and for this reason we predict foi ' him a liright career as one of W. mid M. ' s most successful lawyers. c 4f S Page Tiienty-one

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COLOMIAL ECHO «== 1919 -=== = UoiiEUT I ' .UtliOl.L lilVJiS McKenney, Virginia Editor-in-chief Echo. Ill; I ' liociiix ; Football Squad, 1G- 17; Secretary South- side Club: Glee Club: President Atbletic Council, ' 1T- 19; Historian Junior Class; Track Team, 16: Vice-President Senior Class: State Student Honor Roll: Senior Class Poet: Sigma Phi Epsilon. Before us appears tlie face of one familiar in every college activity. Upon each stejiping-stonc from the gridiron to Tyler Hall can be seen his name inscribed in bold letters — the stones, first of poetry, then of atldetics, literature, and i)atriot- ism all bear his titles. Bo-cat, (and we all know the etymology of that name), with his indomitable spirit can arouse more enthusiasm in a celebration than any ten men together. A rally woulihi ' t be complete without him. and when he left us to help ITncle Sam la.st year no one could have been missed more. To be sure, he has as numy A ' s to his credit as anybody else, but as side-issues Rives holds down an editor ' s job or directs the .Vtblctic . ssociation. Xo one could expect the genius of this gentlenum to do less tbnii nuikr for William and lary a iioble and esteemed alumnus. j i J ' H ' Ut Page Tv:enty-three