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

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illiainslnirg gloomy days hill soon thi- soft .snow- low of (liiisliiiiiN act as a buffer (did. SIihIIis MIC prcs.sing, atid lamp.s air ;is « ■ .seek a roinpliiiieiit from a re- il |)ii)fis. ' ;or and lln ' knowledge of work line. The husy schedule of classes and ivs is iicijiecled for the si)irit. of Chrisl- aiid a iMxedoed fraternity .serenades t a W v background. Soon the campus rliil for the holidays, and then we return • exams, bill iKil withoiil first experi- Ihc giddy thrills and- dubious comforts -riding on Marrctt Hill and the exoite- I ' basketball games. Exams lead into the i (if Hush and a new semester as the nils, and uc end a winter of studies wm$my wnAf. VK — :%Gr ' WINTER

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-: FALL S l)l-llO U|i Queen ' 1) ' S wofii III I ' re i id ivil MS M|iiiireN -.I ' l I lie nolx- n 1 Ik lliri)Uj, ' li tlic windnw, for escapt ' froiii sliiil tlloUL ' llI . e lake our ide: ol the lil)rar or and jirnw. Tl soeial e ' ecil ies ' si iKlie . ae

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• il ;. ; } H. !?-. .v- . As the air o I ho |w.sl(-l i )lll}i IS |) see ii limit itmlc n Kuris. one can iks, anil (la III .Mar l (Iri-ains in the i-.vcs of Villiani ami .Mar. lii- clciits. TluTi ' arc icf crcani cones and laii lilcr after (iinner coiiliaslcd with the Ihoiightful stillness of the town as the (i c o ' clock cliinus ring. The swans in the lake at the Palace (lardens lislract students leailiiiL; there, and professors lake their classes oiil of ilo()i There is new enriosit.v and acti il in our studios, halanced with dances, hcacli parties, campus elections, ami tiic (olonial l ' esti al. But most especiall.s , sprinfi.hrin- ' s with il- own warmth the warmth of friends taking; a coll ' ec break, and the rewards of ;oals slrixcn for to- gether. To .some, spriiif, ' hrin).;s more than fricndshi(), as a fraternity siiifjs to a pinned couple, and the haimv iiifjht air wafts Ihe mu.sic over the campus. SPRING