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

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m MORNING Dunn . . . tlir iimniur «l ■ nmr lUy «l uiMlt laiMliiiff a ■ppirriatinii . a» .1. n. .i.it. .,( ilm ininpiM «• Willi. niMl M«r -. ' I ' l ■ ••« ' ' ' l (nun llw li ». r riiiK rarli .Iwl. h3 ! ' ' ' -K i ' fl Wlicrrvrr lies oiir imrtHiilar g ta , Williniii nml Mary oIIit- iii nliui)i|r mraiM for lt.» altainmriil. The Wmi BuiUliii); MJtli il« iili.ir of Slwki-tprarr nrnl Kliol . . . RoRrn lUII ami 111. iiiulrrtlamling of n iirw nilvrnlurr in MSrni-r . . . Kwrll an.! llw thrill of new hamir.ny . . . tlwy ramp ' of the ovrrall acmlrniic pn Krnni an irrll instilutrd (olW-Kr. Karh inorninK, Hltrllirr prrwnlrti in a vnsl lirrlurr clnwrnoi It a unall M-niiiiar liM-u.wion, Ihr nir liuni. of k-nminx n William ami Mary affoni raili liHlrnt a »a«r of liiKlir I ' .pirntion aiwl nn op| oiiiinity |i r |irri -ii(i- llir ».ii.nlti lliiM- In-o-s, uitliiti llii- ' w- lialU, Mr pmi-M- IIht, our Alnm Mattr. With carli now lny you (five 11.1 llic wMloni bihI (Mtlirncc of pnifcswon aii l fricniln. who iin| «rt lo ai aiHtllHT iiiuwrr, niifl n illi it a linuiilcr liorixon, a» our quc tioniiiK DiiiKlj ifivf way to Kn-aliT Hiiil TtlninliiiK. X n

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NOON Just as the acad.-iiiic portion of life at William ami Mary broadens intellectual horizons, so do the varied activities offered afford ample opportunity to expand individual inter- ests and talents. Afternoons on campus provide a wide diverg- ence of fields to stimulate every student at the College. In Phi Beta Kappa auditorium the William and M ir players can regularly be found engaged in creating scene? % oi rehearsing for their latest endeavor in the cultural hi Id Melodic strains echo the voices of students who enjo h ocI .■n:m%m