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

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Dean of the faculty, James Wilkinson Miller, with the college since 1935, is a Har- vard man. To the students he is well known for his engrossing Philosophy lectures. With a full semester now included in an enlarged summer session, the job of Dean Hoke of the Summer School has taken on added signifi- cance in the over-all drive at the college to aid the War effort. Recently appointed President ' s assistant, Mr. John E. Hocutt, ably fills the job of Mr. Charles Duke, since made active head of the Norfolk Division of the College. Known to all for the active part he takes in the direction of activities on campus is Mr. J. Wilfred Lambert, Dean of Men at the college since 1938. College Air Raid Warden and Professor of Psychology keeps him busy in his spare time. Dr. Grace Warren Landrum, Dean of Women and student of Chaucer, serves the college very capably as an English professor. Well liked by every one since 1927, when she first came to William and Mary, Dean Landrum actively participates in various campus meetings. JAMES WILKINSON MILLER KREMER J. HOKE JOHN E. HOCLTT ADMINISTRATORS J. WILFRED LAMBERT GRACE WARREN LANDRUM

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President John Stewart Bryan, friend of the student and of the faculty, was always seen offering a friendly smile or a warm hand- clasp to those he met on campus. To strangers and all students alike he displayed the true Southern Hospitality for which the Col- lege of William and Mary is so well known. OUR

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and Helping Administer Marguerite Wynne-Roberts Kathleen Alsop Vernon L. Nunn Charles J. Duke Thomas Pinckney Earl Gregg Swem iU] f