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

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K v k i -I i;m; r | .... I, II , l I ' i ■ nit) ; M.A., Northwcstci I Bl.YTIlKS ' l - Y 11; ..,.r . r i r. M.A.. I i K I niversit) -r Mi. hi| . I I M m ml Hun i;i STONI , P i i .B SI i .1,1 College; Ph l i M i;n I -l IIOIIIIOI I R I itru toi M i II . I niversit) .1 Saskati hewan, i anada; M i ivcrsity. D li l YSTUAR1 I atructor ... English; U . Davidsoi College; M . Il.ir .ir,l I niversity. JOHN w SI Kl S, Vssisl ml Pi 1 Educati n; It S New N ..rk. State ' ollege; M Ed . I niversit) o( Virginia. Ill U)l)El ' S I I I . .- ciate Professor ol History; LB : M . 1 niversit) ol North Carolina; Ph l . Brown CHARLES LEWIS TAYLOR, Issistanl Professor of Govern II . Carson-Newman College; M L, and Ph D Yah Diuversit) . i RICHARD IIKMW. Vssistanl Professor of Biology; ll. Vlbion CoUege; M S. and Ph l . M University. rHOMAS rHORNI . V Professoi and H i of Fine Arts; II F.A . Yale I niversit) HiiW m I ' M I I ItW IS, Instructoi I LB I M.A., 1 niversity ol Michigan. I DON l D I Kl I SD1 I I . Professor and Head of thi Department ol Musi. . II M and M M in Composition, am M M in P o,l I Mi higan; M l . I m .r-il i. R l -111 LTON n LER, Instructor of Modem Lan ll . Randolph Macon Women ' s College; M Columbia I niversity. I R l: l l; -. ■, Pi Feasor ol Musii . R M . l l l U HI J Wl ill R, Basketball and Wrestlim, I BJS Wi Si iti ollege ll l I. II WI ll l W Usisl ii I !■• r B.S . Northwestern University; M and Ph l Radcfiffe College. BR1 CI WELCH, Vssistanl Professor ol B B Auburn University; Ph.D., Duke University. ROBI Kl I WEI -II L Professor ol Phys cs; B.S i • r.ii rii I ' . Penns) i - I i MI - P win 11 Professoi i Marshall-Wyl i - I LB Bucknell University; M - ■.-■ University; I.I. II . I niversit) of olorado. MM W 1 1 K I . Vssociati Professor of Home Economii i; It - K - i rah: M v feacher ' s College, Columbia, STANLEY B Willi |-. Professor ol Psycholog) B ind M.A., 1 ersit) ol California and Los Vngcles PI l I i ersity. J II will I-. .- it i | the President; VI . I niversit) ol Virginia M.A., I olumbia Cjy r ' tr | ■ - ■V I fit .- y h -, (yt h

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■■■■MmH HHaBBMH r i m U Li 1 I ,1 - - 1 (ft m i B WILLIAM H. PHILLIPS, Lecturer in Fine Arts; B.Arch., Auburn University. JOHN S. QUINN, Professor of Business Administration; B.S., State College, Salem, Massachusetts; M.C.S., Boston Uni- versity; M.B.A., Harvard Business School; C.I ' .A. CHARLES L. QUITTMEYER, Professor of Business Ad- ministration; A.B., College of William and Mary; MM. A., Harvard University; Ph.D., Columbia University. MARCEL REBOUSSIN, Associate Professor of Modern Languages; Professorat de Krancais, Kcnle Xorniale Superieur ile St. Cloud; M.A., Columbia University; Agrcge des I.ettres, Sorbonne, Paris. WILLIAM T. RKKCE, Associate Professor of Business Ad- ministration; B.S. and M.B.A., University of North Carolina; C.I ' .A. THOMAS L. REYNOLDS, Professor of Mathematics; B.S., Guilford College; M.A. and Ph.D., University of North Carolina. EDWIN II. RHYNE, Associate Professor of Sociology and Anthropology; B.S., Clemson College; M.A. and Ph.D., University of North Carolina. PATRICK RILEY, Instructor in Education, A.B. M.K. ( ' ollegc of William and Mi CORDON li. RINCCOLD, Professor of Modern Languages; A.B., Dennison University; M.A., Middleburg College; Ph.D., Georgetown University. SHIRLEY G. ROBY, Assistant Professor of Physical Educa- tion for Women; B.S., Longwood College; M.K. A., University of North Carolina. . ROHERTY, Associat and M.A., University : f Wisconsin. Professor o .f Washingti !il, ROSKBKRC, Associate Professor of Eii M.K. A., State University of Iowa. KRAN M. RI ' CKKH, Instructor in Physical Edueal Women; M.S. and M.Ed., Kent State University. GEORGE .1. RYAN. Professor and Head ..I Depart] Ancient Languages; A.B. and M.A., St. Louis I Hi Ph.D., Univcrsitv of Michigan. II GRANT SAMPS01 English; A. Mus.. McGill University; Ph.D., Midi ng Associate Professor in y; A.B. and M.A., Bishop ' s e University. ANTHONY L. SANCETTA, Professor of E.-oi lies; A.B., Western Reserve University; M.S. and Ph.D., Columbia University. WILLIAM C. SANDERS, Assistant Professor of Military Science; All., North Georgia College. JAMES W. SAWYER, Assistant Professor in Theatre and Speech; A.I?., Hates College; M.S., Syracuse University. HOWARD SCAMMON, Associate Professor and Acting Head of Theatre and Speech; A.R.. College of William of William and Mary; M.A., Northwestern University. RICHARD B. SHERMAN, Assistant Professor of History; A.B., Harvard Univcrsitv; M.A., Univcrsitv of Pennsylvania; Ph.D. Harvard University. I.EHOY W.SMITH, Associate Professor in English; A. li. The American Univcrsitv; M.A., George Washington University; Ph.D.. Duke University. ROBERT E. SMITH, Associate Professor of Physics; A.B., Allegheny College; M.A., University of North Carolina. RUSSELL SPARLING, Instructor in English; A. 1!., Arling- ton State College, M.A., Duke University. JOANNE S. SQUIRES, Acting As chology; R.S., Ohio University; M.» sor of Psy- I ' nivcrsity

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FACULTY MVKI.WiKT WINDKR, A-M-tani Professor of Education; B.S., Madison College; M.A.. College of William and Mary. I!. G. WINTER, Professor of Physics; U.S.. M.S. and D.Sc. Carnegie Institute of Technology. MILTON K WOFFORD, (apt.. Assistant Professor of Military Science; U.S.. United States Military Academy. DUDLEY W. WOO! (BRIDGE, Chancellor Professor of Law : A.B., and .I.D., I ' niversity of Illinois. .lOSKI ' ll T. ZINC, Associate Professor of Che University i Grenoble, France; A.B. and M.A. vcrsity of Rome; Ph.D., University of Cincinnati. The faculty of any college campus includes many ried interests, ideas, beliefs and approaches to a rticular subject, till of which are essential to a well- inded college community. These academic interests ■ carried outside the classroom with lectures, panel icussions, and individual research projects. The life a faculty member, though academically oriented, ows for leisure fun and gaiety with such social events teas, receptions, a Faculty Christmas Dance, and en the possibility of chaperoning various student hits, : Senor Gonzalez-Aboin proves the lot of a professor is not all academic.