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

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nui}L ' iM:iiiMM MMM MJiM:i Cijc Colonidl Ccljo, 1921 emmmmmmmmmmm - I Alma Mater Hark ! the students ' voices swelling, Strong and true and clear, Alma Mater ' s love they ' re telling. Ringing far and near. Chorus William and Mary loved of old, Hark, upon the gale, Hear the thunder of our chorus, Alma Mater — hail. All thy sons are faithful to thee Through their college days. Singing loud from hearts that love thee Alma Mater ' s praise. Iron shod or golden sandaled Shall the years go by, — Still our hearts shall weave about thee Love that cannot die. God, our Father, hear our voices, Listen to our cry, Bless the college of our boyhood, Let her never die. . 5 . JVilson, ' 02. Page U {g Sfy ' ifeife ' sftpife ' ai?W fffifg {glSf »

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TRm303i onr : . cf)c Colonial Cfbo, 1921 s ' K (:: New York University vs. William and Mary, baseball, March 26 University of Pennsylvania vs. William and Mary, April 15 Lehigh University vs. William and Mary, at Bethlehem, April 16 ' i State Oratorical Contest at William and Mary, Friday, May 6 University of Richmond vs. W. and M., baseball, May 12 ; Final Examinations end June 4 E Baccalaureate Sermon, Sunday, June 5 g Celebration of the Literary Societies, Monday, June 6 B Alumni Day, Tuesday, June 7 g| Closing Exercises of the Session, Wednesday, June 8 E Final Ball on the night of June 8 I I Page 15

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TMSQ MMMMMM MS CfjC Colonifll CcfjO, 1921 Acknowledgment EARTFELT gratitude and thanks are due, and are herewith extended, to J. Gordon Bohannon, Esq., of the Petersburg Bar, for his kindness fi HH in contributing information for the writing of the character sketch of i SlS the Hon. Robert M. Hughes, to whom it has been our great privilege I r ' i t i CI tQ dedicate this volume. Likewise the thanks of the staff are tendered to the many friends and alumni of ' illiam and Mary who have willingly given their advice in matters relative to this edition, and who have expressed their interest in the success of our efforts. To others who have assisted in the preparation of the material, in kodak work and copying, and who have contributed their time and criticism, we extend the expression of our sincere appreciation. Finallv, to the irginia Engraving Company, Cheyne ' s Studio, the Jahn and Oilier Engraving Company and to the Mlliam Byrd Press, Incorporated, for the hearty co-operation and courteous attention shown us throughout the production of this volume of the Colonial Echo, the Editorial Staff wishes to express its gratitude and final acknowledgment of indebtedness. . MY V lV« Vf »M •• .V• i Page 17