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

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THE PRESIDENT This year iiiarkod I In- iiiaiiKuratioii ol ' Dr. Davis ■. Pascliall as I lie Iwctitj ' - third President of tlic College of Williaiii and Mary. The inaiipiral ceremony was co-ordinated with the October Honiecoiniiif; festivities, sif,Miifyinf;t Dr. Paschail ' s place among the .students and ahinini. ' I ' lie processional, inclnding ' i ' i ' i delef, ' ates from institutions of higher learning, learned societies, and special organizations, represented a distingui.shed group whose pniposc it was to honor a man who has made great contributions to tlie field of education. Dr. Pa.sehall, a professional educator and an alimmus of the College, i)ro- vides the faculty and student body with wise and able guidance. His sincere in- terest in student activity is evidenced by his i)resence at an overwhelming number of functions, while the southern hospitality displayed by his gracious wife leaves the doors of the President ' s House ever open to students an l visitors. President Paschall ' s enthusiastic and warm spirit serves as a guiding light to tlicslndcnl uii y in all its endeavors — .scholastic, social, and athletic. Under his outstanding leadership, hotii the students aii l facNlty of Ihc College look forward to a number of years of great achievement in all areas of college life.

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Alvin Duke Chandler, a former President of tlie College of William and Mary, last year took his place among the many distinguished Chancellors of the College. Numbering among such outstanding men as George Washington and John Tyler, as well as several Archbishops of Canterbiuy, Chancellor Chandler has suc- ccssfullj ' met the challenge which awaited him upon his appointment to an ofBce for which the duties have been substantially changed and enlarged. The office of Chancellor now entails the overall co-ordination of planning and activities to insure a wider administrative authority over the Colleges of Wil- liam and Mary — Richmond Professional Institute, Norfolk College of William and ]Marj ' , and the two newly established junior colleges, Bland Junior College and Christo])her Newport Junior College, both opened this fall. Chancellor Chandler has a nnicjue first-hand knowledge of students and their activities through his experience as President of the College. He and his wife often entertained the stu- dents in their home. His bu.sy schedule now includes visits to the various divisions of the College, conferences with their administrative officials, and numerous meetings with the Hoard of Directors and the Board of Visitors. The office of Chancellor of the Colleges of William and INIary has, in a two- year period of development, become a vital part of the operating system of the College. THE CHANCELLOR

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J. Wilfred Lambeet Dean of Students and Registrar W. Melville Jones Dea7i of the Fandiy John S. Quinn Coordinator of the Evening Session Carson H. Barnes, Jr. Dean of Men THE ADJV John C. Bright Director of Student Aid Donald J. Hermann Director of Extension and Director of the Summer Session William F. Swindler Director of Development and Public Information LiTCY Brooke Woods Assistant Dean of Women