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

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Mr. John S. Quinn

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' • ». .MtWiBuxM. and Ma uf The sights and sounds of our college lives will long remain a vivid part of the memories of each student. The sunken gardens on a foggy morning, the smile of a close friend, the sidelong glance of a sweetheart, numbers on a blackboard, and the pomp of the robed seniors and faculty at Convocation will be seen in our minds with decHning clarity as the years pass. We shall hear the voice of a favorite professor, the heavy sound of sorrow or concentration, the rollicking noise of a party, and the sweet quiet of the tende ' r moments. All of these memories and many more will linger for a while and then slowly fade. That is why the Colonial Echo staff preserves here the sights and sounds of William and Mary which will always be mean- ingful to each of us.

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MR. JOHN S. QUINN Whose constant interest in the College of William and Mary, its students, and the organi- zations of which he is a member or advisor has stimulated our own en- thusiasm . . . Whose willingness to give readily of his valuable time whenever we needed him has made both his colleagues and the students appreciate him . . . Whose obvious enjoyment of his occupation and whose efficiency and excellence as pro- fessor of accounting and Coordinator of the Evening Session have earned the respect of all who know him . . . For all these admirable qualities, and especially for his wise guidance as financial advisor for the Colonial Echo, the Flat Hat, the Royalist, and the Seminar, we dedicate with gratitude the nineteen hundred sixty-one edition of the Colonial Echo to Mr. John S. Quinn.