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

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1977 COLONIAL ECHO IN THIS VOLUME: INTRODUCTION 2 ENVIRONMENT 10 UNIVERSITY-COMMUNITY 32 ADMINISTRATION 34 ACADEMICS 46 HONORARIES I 80 COMMITMENTS 84 SPORTS 86 ORGANIZATIONS 136 GOVERNMENT 152 GRADLI ATE 160 MEDIA 166 PERFORMING ARTS 180 SOCIAL LIFE 206 GREEKS 218 FELLOWSHIP 268 CLASSES 278 INDEX 378 CLOSING 396

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Preparations for the third Presidential Debate require some changes in Phi Beta Kappa Hall. See ENVIRONMENT, page 26, A frlendly chat with Professor Alex- ander Kallos at Sigma Chi's Derby Day proves President Grave's rapport with his first-rate faculty. See ADMIN- ISTRATION, page 35. The Indlans reallze a winning season on the gridiron through the efforts of team members like Tommy Rozantz, Quarterback See SPORTS, page 90. Postponed until Sunday, the Homecoming Parade nevertheless features floats from all over campus. See SOCIAL LIFE, page 212. Record-breaking crowds indicate that the Pub continued to be a necessary outlet for week-ni ht entertainment. See S CLASSES, page 363

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Long queue Ilnes try tempers as upperclassmen once again try to get in to face validation. i 10 ENVIHONMENTDIVIDEH -.J 2.25:-Lgar xiii? A Q Yates becomes the slte of hurried movement as a freshman coed moves in as one of the Hrst female in- habitants XX a