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

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4 1wvvao.cff N Zolleqe of am and Mary uzxr RIGHT '-5 ui' all 5 v. s,- -5 'Tuo:Q4lf sense of life, a resuscitation, came with the mass of students and parents arriving during those first days. A campus, lulled into a quiet numbness, awoke to find its brick and dirt paths being walked, tripped and run upon once again. Dorms, left empty for the summer, now tremored with noise as each student tried to turn a 10x12 room into a home. Apartment complexes felt the tremors too. New and old residents settled in and checked out who lived down the block or across the parking lot. Reunited roommates eagerly discussed the events of va- cation while freshmen tried to adjust to the stranger who shared the other half of the room. - And August's ever- present humidity gave everyone a common bond - sweat. There was something reassuring in all of thisg to know that fifty years from now, just as it had been fifty years before, students would arrive, flood the campus and begin another year. The cycle continues. 1695 .549 J iw r in ' 5 5 ga MM S- X, Beginnings 3 ,I 'x V 1