Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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In the past few years we, the students of William and Mary, have witnessed many startling transitions taking place on our college scene. To those who are freshmen, the new buildings, the new team name, and the new school colors are all integral parts of the campus they will remember in years to come. They will speak of their alma mater as The Norfolk College of William and Mary without hesitation. Those of us who have been here a while often forget our new name and fondly speak of “The Division”. In spite of these changes there are still many old familiar scenes. Such is the weathered sign which hangs at our main entrance. !S .. i The stately administration building also lingers from past years.

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Although it is a fairly new building, the brick walls and columnar doorway of the Science Hall are reminiscent of the college during its early years. Students gather on the worn brick walkway which extends across the front of the campus. Although the picket fence marks the boundary of our conventional college buildings, there yet remains another edifice which is truly a unique part of the college.