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

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FRONT ROW: Charles K. Hutcfiens, Frank Ernst, Walter G. Mason, Davis Y. Paschall, W. Brooks George, J. B. Woodward — Rector, John P. Harper. SECOND ROW: Woodrow W. Wllkerson, Frank W. Cox, Hon. Thomas B. Stanley, H. Robertson, Ernest Goodrich, M Hudnal Ware, Jr., Hon. Walter S. Carl Andrews. Judge Sterling Hutche- THE BOARD OF VISITORS Since the College was chartered in 1693, the Board of Visitors has been the governing body of the College. Its duties include responsibility for maintenance of College property, approving the budget, setting tuition rates, fees, and the requirements for ad- mission, appointing the President and other administration and faculty members, and establish- ing policies for the tv o year col- leges — Richard Bland in Peters- burg and Christopher Newport in Newport News. The Board con- sists of fourteen members ap- pointed by the Governor to serve four years without compensation. Rector J. B. Woodward chats with President Davis Y. Pascha 18

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Dean Jones chats Convocation. 1th Dean Fowler before the Charter Da W. Melville Jones, Dean of the College since 1964, has served the ColJege in various capacities since his appointment to the faculty in 1928 as Associate Professor of English. In 1958 he was appointed Dean of the Faculty. This year Dean Jones was the re- cipient of the Thomas Jefferson Award, given to the member of the faculty thought to embody the spirit and Ideals of Thomas Jefferson. Because of his outstanding service to the College the 1966 Colonial Echo is dedicated to W. Melville Jones. DEDICATION Dean and Mrs. Melville Jones. British exchange students meet for lively discussion with their adopted American Father. ' 17

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THE PRESIDENT Dr. Davis Y. Paschall, President of the College since I960, Is also an alumnus of William and Mary. He has served the educational interests of the State as State Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion and has been distinguished by many national awards. Dr. Paschall ' s career at the Col- lege Included membership in many of its honoraries and other organizations: Phi Beta Kappa, Eta Sigma Phi, Kappa Delta PI, Kappa Phi Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, the International Relations Club, the Biology Club, and the Phllo- mathean Literary Society. During President Paschall ' s six years as President of the College significant progress has been made in all areas of College growth and development. n a moment of relaxation, President Paschall enjoys a footbal game at Cary Stadium. .1 E H 7. 1 A Hj President Paschall confers with Mr. E. E. Briclcell, Administra- tive Assistant to the President. The President helps to welcome new faculty members to the College at the Fall Faculty Reception. 19