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

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THE iVDMII ' J. ' ILFRED Lambert Dean of Students and Registrar W. Melville Jones Dean of the Facnlt BiRDENA Donaldson Dean of JVomen Dudley W. Woodhuidge Dean of the Marshall -Wythe School of Law James S. Kelly Executive Secretari of the Society of the Alinnni James A. Servies Librarian Vernon L. Nunn John C. BRUiiiT Director of the ] ' ork-Stndi Plan

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WHO IMPARTED THIS KNOWLEDGE? I rlu ' M « iirr nil iiiiMi ntttiii. Mr ItiwlH-rv | n |Hin-v for n Kim- rr»(rM4 ri Ukr lin-nk. (■ ■. I )r. Nriiiuin ncN-rr iiilwr »n riiilil Tin- mitiiral fri.ii.lliiuvs wlii.li .• i ls at William aixl Mary is tin- .lislimlivr cliaraclrrislic f llu- .lail.v lifr mi tin- i-alii| iis ami in llir classriMnn. As tin- (oliip- is liiiily a ri-si.l.Mil s.Ikk.I. sIikIciiIs aixl ra ' nlly roniprisc a cliiM ' ly knit (iiniiniiiiily in wliirl i cxtra-ciirriciilar ami siM-iai aclivilii ' s | lay a tinsii|iTai li- role in the ( iillnral an l iht.-ll. lnal ilrvilnpniiiit cf llic imliviilual. Tlic infornia! n-lalinnsliip iM-luct-n liailiir ami slnilmt MTVrs t moMirafr ' lli pronss if living; am! Icarniiii; From tin- very iM-ninnin r, tlir niu slii ' icnl at William an.l Mary is intr M|n t ! ti lliis liff aixl atmnsplinr liiirinj: llif iirii-nlatifin |MTii il wliicli takes plan- inmic- • liattlv iK-fon- tlu- iMjiinning of classes in Siptemlxr. The first step in this stu.lenl-teaelier relal i.-risliip is taken when the student ' s academic pri nram is planned und»T tile ftnidance of a faculty counselor. ' I ' lie stu- dent ' s advisor shows omcern about the student ' s prolilems, aspirations, and accomplishments through- out his stay at tiie Collcfte. Throunh this pro rram the new student iM-comes an integral part of the institution of liarninn. makinp new friends amotif; memlurs of his own and other classes and the faculty and administra- tive officers. The stuilent U ' comes a part of the .leumcratic life of William ami Mary, which encourap ' s the exchange of friendly pn-etinns with other students, meml)ers of th ' faculty and visitors to the College. This spirit pertnc- ates tile cla.s.sr M m as well: f .r the new student fin.ls his instructors and the administrative staff reaily and willing; to assist him throu);li their eNperience, human iinderslandiiig. and knowledge. The cfinjjenial relationship lM tween student ami |)ro- feswir is not only a| parent in the classroom or facult. - otfi v. hut also as the faculty competes with the stu- dents in such s|M.rt as hasketlmll. footl.all and tennis. Often the faculty memlK-rs take time from their work and other a« ' livities to referee intramural games. In adilitioii, many hours are spent in jireparation for chili meelinKs. programs, and (ollege-sponsond U-ctures. F.jich organi alion at tlie ( ' o|| -ge lias a facult.v advi.sor. Not only do professors advis«- organizations, hut some I ' ven participate furtlier in panel discussions and s|Meilies for cluhs ami reiigitins firgani ations. ()m professor joineij ih.- orchestra for The Hoyfriend, a student |iroductiori. Morning. niHin. and night ... in the classrooni. along tlie red l ri«k sidi-walks. in the lihrary or a cliili uiefting, at an inlranniral game, in church, or when ••hnm-roning a College flan -e. at sorority teas, at re Tp- tions or for a conference in a faculty office . . . faculty int ' infHTs ami students are ointinuaily i uilding the mngeniai relationsliip for whicli William and Mary is notc«i.

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U|S ' I ' IS l ' l .1. IIkkkmwn litrrrlitr of Ellenaiiin Dirrelor of Siiinmrr Sr inioii Joan ( ' . KiNii .l.t.ti.t (iN Dtan of W ' omrn Kul.Kin I ' . Ill NT l. .t flH () Dean of .t(lini.t. ioii.f (AHHnV II. Maunks. Jk. Dean of .Urn