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

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Knowledge is a golilcii kc. lliat opens wide tlie iliiors to a fnlurc of promise. Al iliialn and Mary this key is iield out to all who are willing to take advantage of its opportunities. Here one learns that knowl- edge is gaineil not only from textbooks and leetures, hut from life ils ' lf; it is emhodied in man ' tilings ... in the sudden awakening of a studeiil to the vast horizons that are laid hefore him hy the opening of a liook . . . in his avid response to a course of study that deeply ehallenge.s liis thinking ... in the religious organizations in wiiieii he may aeli -ely participate and from wiiich he may richly henefil ... in the experience of dorm now e life, where he realizes the satisfaction of living in harmony with others ... in the many and varied cultural oi)]X)rtunities aflForded him by the College ... in the assurance that at the end of his four years at William and Mary he is well pre])are(l to face the future. The key to knowledge is his; the doors also his, waiting to be unlocked. r

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Those fricnilslii])s wliicli wc liavi ' made liiiiiig our Nears at William and Mary we shall not easily forget for the intanfjihlo warmth of love is a ihinj; that glows in men ' s hearts forever. Lonji after we lia c liid fai-cwell to ivy- eovered halls ami slepju-d into the future we will rememher ... a certain smile from acro.s.s cam])us that made our whole day .seem brighter . . . afti ' ruoons when eom])anion- ship radiated a warmth of its own to golden aulunni days . . . shared experiences over cups of coffee at the Corner Greeks . . . hull .sessions in the dcjrm tliat lasted far into the night. Moments like lhe.se will for- ever remain in our memories because tiicy were shared with another. jdmcbfdpA Not only has the comiianiijuship of the student body added a richness to our years at William and Mary, but also, the consistent willingness of the faculty to be of assistance to students, and the friendly relations existing between the two, have given us a deeper insight to the meaning of the word ■ frien dship. Experiences . . . treasured moments . . . thoughts and ideas . . . love . . . these are the bonds of friendship that link us with others forever.