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

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THE ADMIN Carson II. Barnes Dean of Men John C. Bright Director of Student Placement BiRDENA E. Donaldson Dean of Women Robert English, Jr. Bursar Donald J. IIerrman Director of Extension and Director of the Summer Session Robert Hunt Dean of Admissions J. P. James Director of the cws Bureau W. Melville Jones Dean of the Faculty

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THE PRESIDENT In the four years that he has served as th ' I ' rr iilcnl nl ' the College of William and Mary, Dr. D.ivis . I ' aMlull has become an important part of the lives ul Imth tin ' sindciils and the faculty. To them he has liceii :i friend, , ' in adiiniiis- trator, and an advisor. His genuine interest in then] can l)e seen ami fell hy all the students. He participates actively in all ])lKises of campus life. To .see the President at football and basketball games is now a usual occurrence, and Dr. Pasehall often drives to Richmond and Washington to .see the teams play. He has al.so tried through lectures and programs to create in the students a desire to learn a subject for its own sa ke and not just for the grade. Dr. Paschall came to the College after serving as State Superintendent of Public Instruction. By his deep apprecia- tion for the values of a good education he has aided and en- couraged the members of the faculty in their work. On February ' 2 ' 2, 1964, the Freedoms Foundation, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, announced the recipiency of the George Washington Honor Medal Award by Dr. Davis Y. Paschall, President of the College of William and Mary in Virginia. The award was made in recognition of a public address given by President Paschall entitled, The Challenge of Our Times, in which he declared that Today, as in 1770, the true revolutionary doctrine is not the Communist Manifesto, but the history-shaking pronouncement . . . that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, de- riving their just powers from the consent of the governed. The Freedoms Foundation honors annually those who mak e significant contributions toward a better understanding and a greater appreciation of the American way of life. Each student is treated as an individual by the President and his charming wife. To further their relationship with the students the Paschalls make an effort to meet and talk to each of them at teas given for each class. Any student wishing to call at their home will find Mrs. Paschall a gracious hostess and will be entertained as a welcome guest. William and Mary is quite fortunate to have as its twenty- third president a man as dedicated and enthusiastic as Davis V. Paschall. President Paschalls proposed campus development program. Mrs. Paschall arranges flowers from her garden.

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STRATION James S. Kelley Executive Serretiiri nf the Sticief; nf the Al 11 linn J. WiLKKEI) LaMHERT Dean of Stmleiit. ' i and Reijistrar Vernon I. Nunn Auditor John- S. Qlinn Coordinator of the Evening Session James A. Servies Librarian Sandra Kay Snidow Assistant Dean of Woriieii Robert William Sqiatrigll ,lssi,it(nit Demi of Men WlLLL . I F. S L 1)LKK Director of Develtipnieiit and Puiilic I iifoniKition