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

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5 cije Colonial (Bc o, 1921 i mi Mmv ' iJSMM is iiS Freshman Class — Continued. J essup, Bettie Sue Jessup. Lucy H. Johnson, Helen G, Johnson, Hugh H. Jones, John Anderson Jones, Ocie Jones, Stanleigh H. Jones. Wyatt B. Jordon, Thomas L. Kennar l. R. E. Kelton, Mona R. Kchon, Nettie R. KUnc, Ruth Kramar, Dewey N. Kiefcrle, S. S. Lacv. George E. Land, W. E. Lane, Mildred C. Lannigan, Helen Latham, S. E. Lee, Rosebud Lemley, Clementine Levy, Benjamin Lohman. Mary Elizabeth McKann, ' crnon Manning, Lulah Marston, Baker Mawson, T. H. Mears, Charles K. Mercer, Elizabeth Meredith. Anne N. Metcalf, Frederick W. Moftitt, E. Baird Moncure, Richard G. Moody, Juliette Moore, Gerard Moore, Jean Morccock. Mildred L. Murphy, Mabel Murray, Dorothy M. Meyer, Norma Nealson, Eugenia Nelson, M. S. Norfleet, Cecil G. Nottingham, J. T. Page, Virginia A. Parker, Anne V. Parker, Barton Parks, Floyd W, Parrish, V. VV. Patsel. Mary E. Peake, F. L. Perry, Mary Lee Person, William L. Pierson, Arthur N. Poulson, H. Ross Powell, Paige W. Powers. D. A., Jr. Quaintance, C. B. Quisenberry, J. P. Reay, Virginia M. Reeve. Dorothy M. Reynolds, Lillian Rhodes. Sara H. Richardson, Nellie F. Richmond, C. M. Ridout, Frank A., Jr Roadcap, E. Lorraine Roberts, A. Lucille Robb. Elizabeth Robinson, Charles G. Ruffin, Virginia Russell, Cecil B. Russell. Floyd Schenck, Walter C. Seager, Catherine Shertzer, Charles H. Sinclair, Mollie Sinton, W. A. Smith, Elizabeth Smith. J. Swanson Sproul, F. H. Stuart, R. A. Swingle. Leslie L. Swingle, Myrtle Taylor, J. C. Taylor, Mavis C. Tennis, Melvin H. Thorpe, Hazel Thorpe, Herbert Tinsley, Winifred M. Tompkins, James L. Toombs, Lillian Travers, Percy Trundle, Annie M. Tucker, J. Randolph Tuthill, Margaret Van Sickler, Mary Vaughn, Clarence Wadsworth, Elizabeth Walker, Amelia Walker. R. P., Jr. Waterfield, Frances L. Weber, Irene K. Weedon, Mary M. WessoUs, Sara G. West, F. B. West. J. T. White. B. T.. Jr. Whittaker, Lula Wilkins, Harry D. Wilkinson, Ida M. Williams, Bartley G. Winder, Miriam G. Wright, Emmett Williams. Mrs. A. G. youell, Zaida Page lis ■a ■a l •a ■a •3 ■a: si; ■a % ' ' ,5 4! s3 s3: si: s3

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? jjgj j IEQsin?3 5Ioiim5;!? ' 57rs3: CI)? Colotlldl (Bti)0, 1921 S History of the Class of 1924 ND LO, it came to pass that in September, one tliousand nine hun- dred and twenty, a great multitude descended from the train at Williamisburg. From far and near they came, and all wended their way to the College of William and Mary, a College which stretched out its arms and said unto them, Come unto me, my chidren, and I will give you knowledge. And among this multitude that had come were many, many dues and ducesses who, after being established into dormitor} ' life, soon learned that the trials and tribulations of a freshman were many ; for great were the inflictions imposed upon them. But, yea, verily they weathered the storm, and said unto each other: The Sophomores know not with whom they reckon, for ' we are unconquerable. And, truly, it happened that these Freshmen were unconquerable, for they heaped upon themselves many honors in scholarship, athletics and social promi- nence. Oh, ye people, is not the Freshman Class a success? HlSTORI. N. Page 118 i ii ; S3 ii 1 i m i!imr tf!smmnm8mmii:uii: l :r!:u-i n r.