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

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'A not is mio, fl! S1 'F l lr Any retnarlcs on college oh- servers would hardly he complete without some mention ofthe most ardent college watchers, the touri. New jersey native Heidi Adams was sur- prised at the number of well-dressed students on campus. She ex lained that when I was in col- lege, during the ate '60's and early '7U's. no one wore shoes, much less wool hlzizersf'flerenn' Pine. ll tourist from North CIzn'olina, had no idezi that ex'- eryone would look so serious. Everyone seemed to have a weighty problem on his mind. Man' Ilan'- rington, at VlSlIOI'fI'0Il1 lNIc'l.ezm, observed than the campus is very neat and well-kept . . . and so are the students. Then, 21 Jpztrentlx' unable to resist. Mrs. Harrington ziddecl. Wllllkll is the Wren huild- ing over there. isn't it? Hlilll-llUllllL1 l'-i

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