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

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■•K ' ttf- PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY 1941 WILUAMSBURG, VIRGINIA

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Copyrighf, 1941, by I.AKKY F ' kTTK.T h ilor-iii-( liiej MaiCOI M SlI.IIVAN liusincss A aiioijor

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LdiiU li(iur (if (Ircariiiiiu. pl.iiiiiiiii; ' and Wdi-kinu liavc liccn s|)ciit In i)rci)ar- )l llii , the l!tH cdilinn of the ( ' oi.oM i. EriK) wliicli we now ])r( ' scnl I ' of yoiii ' a])|)r() al. WC haxc rndcaNorcd to |)r( ' - serve for yon an accurali ' record ol tlu ' c-()ll( ' ix« ' year, from tlic ojuMiiny ' week of scliool to t he il( ' li cry of lliat last coNclcd (lejireo on yradnation day. ' I ' lic cotniiniinty in uliicli we lixc tends to color onr collcii ' c life with a cer- tain deyree oi colonial at nios|)lK-r ' and yet interwoxcn with this there is a life that is as fast-nio in,u and up-to-date as our modern world. It is this hitter phase that we have tried to crystallize in this (Oi.oMM, !• ' ,( iKi. Ill order to do this we ha e adopted an informal style which we hope will ser -e to take yon liehind I he .scenes and into that day liy day round of iiist met ioiial. athletic and social activity which i our true colletiC life. This life diirinii oiir four years at Villiam and Mar - has Ix ' cn an ideal one. Our interests have heen focused around an . lma Mater d(vir to ns all and onr acli ities and courses of stiidy have |)re|)ar( (l ns to take our i)lace in the world of today. who are seniors. |)art from this place of our li es with regri-t, hiit in