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

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KATHLEEN ALSOP DOUGLASS S. ADAIR Assistant Professor of ALFRED R. ARMSTRONG ROY P. ASH MARTHA E. BARKSDALE GRACE J. BLANK Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of History Registrar Chemistry Biology Physical Education Biology PEARL McD, BURFORD EMILY E. CALKINS JAMES D. CARTER, JR. GRAVES G. CLARK JAMES L. COGAR HIBBERT DELL COREY Acting Associate Professor Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Lecturer in History Professor of Economics of Education Mathennatics French English and Business Administration ill! LILLIAN A. CUMMING5 THELMA DODSON T. C. DUNCAN EAVES CARL A. FEHR Professor of DONALD W. DAVIS Instructor in Physical Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of MARINA GARCIA Home Economics Professor of Biology Educ ation English Fine Arts Instructor in Spanish WAYNE F. GIBBS Professor of Accountancy WILLIAM G. GUY ' rofessor of Chemistry ANDREW C HAIGH CHARLES T. HARRISON Professor of English MARY HUDSON Instructor in Economics and Business Administratic ALTHEA HUNT Associate Professor Fine Arts 22

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Like shifting sands, a college community is a constantly changing thing. Each year we see the graduation of seniors and the entrance of a new freshman class. The sea of faces is never static. However, for an organization to remain there must be some permanent element, a skeleton crew, to bridge the gap from the past into the future, to preserve the traditions of the institution and to keep alive its ideals. These activities are capably carried out by the administrative department of tho college. And not only that, the various deans also serve as a tangible link between the student and the academic in- stitution known as the College of William and Mary. Sympathetically, they are willing to help any student any time that he may feel the need of assistance in some phase of life, academic or personal. Thus, as we forge ahead with seven-league strides, we are humbly grateful to an administration which has not only preserved something of the most precious elements of the past for us, but also for directing our paths to- ward a profitable future. Hiiiinniiy GEORGE J. OLIVER MARGUERITE WYNNE-ROBERTS JOHN E. HOCUTT THEODORE SULLIVAN COX ROBERT LAND W. L. HASTEY

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MAXIMO ITURRALDE VICTOR ITURRALDE Acting Associate Professor Associate Professor of of Modern Languages Spanish and French The outer office JESS H. JACKSON Professor of English 1. L. Lecturer Admi JONES in Business listration W. MELVILLE JONES Associate Professor of PHYLLIS E. KENDALL English Instructor in Fine Arts R. WAYNE KERNODLE Instructor In Sociology GEORGE W, KNIPP AssistanI Professor of English GRACE W. LANDRUM BEN C. McCARY WILLIAM W. McCORMICK RUBEN N, McCRAY Professor of English and Associate Professor of Professor of Physics Assistant Professor of Dean of Women French Physical Education Conferring