Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Chatting about mutual engineering problems are Edward L. White. V. P. I. representative, and Admiral H. J. Wright Coordinator. Cooperative Engineers. The big money men on campus are Mr. Cor-man, manager of the bookshop, and Mr. Slater, the school's business manager. Miss Elizabeth Simcoe servos as an able guidance counselor for all students who have problems. Two new welcome additions to the Division's staff are Mr. W. G. Pollard. Director of the Library, and Dr. J. R. Fink, Elementary Education Director. Dr. Stanley Pliska of the Extension of the University of Virginia works with Dr. McClelland in making the night school a success.

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PACE SETTERS Mr. Lewis Webb. Jr., director of our college, performs the duties normally carried out by a college president. His office is located in the Administration building in Room 109. Mr. E. Vernon Peele. our assistant director, is in charge of the Academic office. Applications for admission or transfer to Williamsburg, drops or class changes, student activities and problems all come undor his supervision and jurisdiction. Our Registrar. Mr. Edwin B. Richards is in charge of all student records. He takes care of all transcripts, which are written at the request of the student, with the help of Mrs. Meeks. Dr. Markham's pleasant smile invites all students to come in and talk over their problems with him.

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First row: (left to right) Mrs. Sanchez, Mrs. Yates. Mrs. Terry. Second row: (loft to right) Mrs. Staples. Mrs. Vann. (Left to right) Mrs. Seibel, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Codd, Mrs. Hamilton. First row (left to right) Mrs. Whitehurst. Mrs. Beaman, Mrs. Sterling. Second row: (left to right) Mrs. Wavra. Mrs. Griswold. (Left to right) Mrs. Reece, Mrs. Nichols, Miss Marsh. Mrs. Kitchin. Where is Mr. Higholt? This question is frequent ly asked around campus when students would like something done quickly and efficiently.