Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1958 volume:

FOREWORD As memories fade into the background and each William and Mary student goes his own way, it is the hope of the 1958 Chieftain staff that these pages will recall old friends and faces. CHARLOTTE BROWNING MARY VIRGINIA WRIGHT EDITORS MARJORIE ODESSEY PATRICIA ALLEN BUSINESS MANAGERS DOROTHY TAYLOR TEDDY MARTY ART EDITORS DEDICA TION We, the students of the College of William and Mary in Norfolk consider it a privilege and a pleasure to recognize t he many contributions of Mr. Charles L. Kaufman. He has unselfishly devoted his valuable time and talents to the things which make this community a better place for us all. The Boy Scouts, the American Red Cross, the Community Fund, the Norfolk General Hospital, the Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority all have benefited from his work for them. Much of the growth and improvement of the College of William and Mary in Norfolk has resulted from his dreams and aspirations. Currently Mr. Kaufman is president of our Advisory Board and Chairman of the Educational Foundation. As a token of our sincere appreciation for his outstanding contributions to the College and the community we respectfully dedicate our 1 958 Chieftain to him. Mr. Charles L. Kaufman THE WALK ADMINISTRATION BUILDING OUR SCIENCE BUILDING BUSINESS BUILDING CAMPUS Eleanor Roosevelt brought the world situation to the attention of the student body and challenged them to be active thinking citizens. The World's Ten Greatest Thinkers was the title of the interesting talk given by Dr. Will Durant. Russia came to life on W illiam The December Convocation captured the season Mary's Campus when Mildred Alex- spirit as the student body joined the Condert Choir ander described her varied personal in Christmas Carols, experiences there. CONVOCA TIONS In February, the second semester was inaugurated with an informative address on SAC LA NT by Commander S. S. Stephenson. In May our first HONORS Convocation introduced us to the Campus celebrities of the Academic and Athletic circles. The Opera Workshop added the musical spice with excerpts from the Broadway production MOklahoma . A new school year begins with registration of incoming students and . . . . . . a wonderful school year ends as Robert Moore leads the Graduating class with a 2.86 accumulative average. MEDICINE MEN CHIEFTAINS DEPARTMENT HEADS Dr. W. Gerald Akers Department of Modern Languages Mr. Joseph Chandler Department of Physical Education Dr. T. Ross Fink Department of Education Dr. Everett N. Hong Department of Business Administration Dr. Stanley Pliska Department of Chemistry Mr. William W. Seward Department of English Mr. Calder Sherwood, III Department of Chemistry Mr. Edward L. White Department of Engineering Mrs. Elizabeth S. Angell Mrs. Virginia Bagley Mr. Parker Baum Mr. William Beck Dr. Herman Bell Registrar Biology • Chemistry Engineering Counselor Mr. Frank Billmyre, Jr. Science Mr. Wayne E. Bowman English FAC Mr. Charles Burgess Miss Myrtle Callahan Dr. Marie Chatham Mr. Reuben Cooper Mrs. M. H. Daughtery English Secretarial Science Government Speech English Mr. Arthur V. Dow Philosophy ULTY Mr. James L. Hatfield Mathematics Mr. Harold Hawn Music Miss Eda Houwink Social Work Mr. Hansel L. Hughes Chemistry Mr. I. D. Durham Mr. George A. Federer Mr. Robert Forest Art Chemistry Mathematics Mr. Wallis Gearing Engineering Miss Betty A. Godwin Mr. Vance E. Grover Physical Education Business Administration Dr. Rector R. Hardin Dr. Ruth F. Harrell Business Administration Psychology Mr. Edward T. Hodges Mathematics Mrs. Marcia A. Lindemann Miss Marianne R. Martin Dr. Forman T. McLean English Library Biology Mr. William L. Nessmer Mathematics Mr. Arthur B. Metheny Physical Education Mr. Lermond H. Miller Mr. George C. Nichols Engineering Business Economics FAC ------ Mr. Eugene Paxhia Mrs. Helen L. Perry Music Education Miss Emily V. Pittman Mr. William C. Pollard Dr. James B. Reece Mr. Thomas J. Reed Mr. Herbert L. Sebren Physical Education Library English Business Administration English Dr. Stephen P. Shao Mr. CharlesK. Sibley Mr. Robert St. Clair Mr. Daniel Stein Mr. Robert L. Stern Business Administration Art Business Economics Social Work Government V LTY Mr. Yates Stirling, III Engineering Dr. Arnold F. Strauss Medical Technology Dr. John Tabb Economics Mr. Albert Teich, Jr. Business Administration Mr. Webster Thompson Dr. Robert Thrasher Engineering Social Work Dr. Charles Vogan Dr. Kenneth Wagner Dr. Rodgers Whichard Music Biology French Mrs. Rebecca O. White Mr. William G. Whitehurst Mrs. JenetteJ. Whitehurst Mr. John R. Willsey Mr. Harold J. Wright Dean of Women History Mathematics Business Administration Dean of Admissions NOT PICTURED Dr. Alvin Boskoff Sociology Dr. Robert A. Morton School of Social Work Dr. Elbert Bowden Business Administration Mrs. Margaret C. Phillips Mathematics Miss Margaret H. Ingram Education Mr. Louis Plummer Physical Education Mr. Wilson Johnson, Jr. Chemistry Mr. Earle Reeves Sociology Miss Dorothy M. Jones Merchandising Dr. Paul Reich Psychology Dr. Michael Keith School of Social Work Mr. Willard E. Robb Music Mr. Edward R. Kittrell Business Administration Mr. Harold Q. Webb Business Administration Mrs. Jean M. Kittrell Philosophy Mr. Conrad S. Wilson English Dr. Edward D. Levy Medical Technology Mr. Daniel S. Wilson English Mr. Charles R. Minton Business Administration Mr. Robert F. Young Music UPPER TRIBESMEN Edward E. Cunningham President John G. Zimmerman Vice President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Fay Deans Secretary William K. Kehoe Treasurer H. Stephen Aftel Cornelius Grant Alloway Bachelor of Arts General Bus. William Langhorne Ambrose Bachelor of Arts Economics Joy Balsky Bachelor of Science Secondary Education English Bruce Mabel Bishop Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Earl Irven Booth Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Bachelor of Business Administration Management Jacqueline Ann Anderson Fred Berman Bachelor of Science Pre-Medical Ann Kirwin Bock Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Jane Lee Bowden Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Pat Posner Cantarella Bachelor of Science Medical Technology Joe Walter Cloud Bachelor of Business Administration Management Fay Reams Deans Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Archie Theodore Bums Bachelor of Business Administration Accounting Edward Earl Cunningham Bachelor of Business Administration Business William W. Bridger Bachelor of Business Administration General Business Mary Elizabeth Burns Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Social Studies James R. Cappelletti Bachelor of Science Physical Education Edward Samuel Crowson Bachelor of Science Accounting Suzanne Davis Bachelor of Science Medical Technology Donna Glenn Doyle Bachelor of Science Physical Education Marika Eliadaki Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Social Studies Millie Esposito Bachelor of Arts Sociology Edith G. Franklin Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Jackie Carl Gardner Bachelor of Arts General Business Correnne Ellie Dejamette Bachelor of Science Accounting Sara Alice Ehisinberre Bachelor of Arts Sociology Raymond J. Esber Bachelor of Science Medical Technology Cecil T. Forbes, Jr. Bachelor of Science Accounting James Wylie French Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Social Studies Thomas Richard Golden Herbert Gordan Gilbert Bachelor of Science General Business Ruth Johnston Griffith Bachelor of Science Elementary Education James Eugene Herron Bachelor of Business Administration Management Elizabeth Wrenn Hoggard Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Business Education Ann Wriston Jeffers Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Social Studies Henry Lewis Harrell, Jr. Bachelor of Science General Business John Paul Hightower Bachelor of Business Administration Finance Benjamin F. Houck Bachelor of Science General Business Whitney Charles Kehn Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Social Studies William Kenneth Kehoe Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Ralph Lee Law, Jr. Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Social Studies Eugene Winston McNeal Bachelor of Business Administration General Business Robert Charles Moore Bachelor of Business Administration Accounting Pauline Hooker Myers Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Carol Ann Kent Thelma Loudenslager Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Donald Hyslop Miller Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Social Studies Judith Mroczkowski Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Mary Campbell Nolley Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Patricia Anne Norman Bachelor of Science Physical Education Maria Costas Orfanedes Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Charles Henry Rotert, Jr. Bachelor of Science General Business Evelyn Smith Oglesby Bachelor of Science Elementary Education James Ritter Redding Bachelor of Science General Business Robert E. Rowell Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Gail Rubin Bachelor of Science Medical Technology Saundra Bruce Saunders Bachelor of Science Secondary Education English Mark Saunders Carolyn Sheldon Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Donald R. Snipes Joseph Arnold Sibley Bachelor of Science Accounting Rupert Maraya Tagnipes Bachelor of Arts General Business Marjorie Tyson Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Social Studies Patricia A. Vincent Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Frances Jane Wallace Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Bachelor of Science General Business Hobson Dewey Truner, Jr. Bachelor of Business Administration Management Jerry Rodger Venn Bachelor of Science Secondary Education Social Studies Gloria Anne Vitlo Bachelor of Arts History Donald Ward Bachelor of Business Administration General Business Arleigh D. Waterman Bachelor of Science Management Robert Francis White Bachelor of Science General Business John Hamilton Wynne Bachelor of Business Administration Economics Naomi R. Heilman Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Ann B. C. West Bachelor of Science Elementary Education Claudette Lee Whittemore Bachelor of Science Physical Education Mary L. Ziv Bachelor of Science Elementary Education JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Archie Bruns, President; Ann Wilson, Secretary Second Row: George Stewart, Vice-President, Bob Lilly, Treasurer Glenda Adams Ruth Atwood Walter Atwood H. S. Austin Sandy Beach Mary Brinkley Mary Jane Brockwcll Louise Bunch Richard Butler Holt Butt JohnJ. Chappell Bonnie Coleman Thomas M. Commander Joseph E. Dalonas Richard F. Daugherty Arnold Davis David Davis Peggy Davis William B. Davis Dean Derby Larry Early Elizabeth Edler Vincent E. Ennis Arlene Evans Mary E. Felts Beth Foss David Freeman Frances Fuller Theodore Galanides Diana Grillo Roberta Hcnnesy John Herbert Jerry Hogge Anne Hood Henry B. Huser Charles Jackson Ronnie H. Jenkins William K. Jenkins Carolyn Jones Thomas C. Kanoy, Jr. Noel Kenyon Mercer T. Kissinger Rocco Lassiter Robert A. Lille Patricia Lippard Anthony Long Betty Lucas Gypsy March 3uddy DcRyder President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Charles Creekmore Vice-President Ann Casper Secretary Frances Jordan Treasurer First Row: Atwood Abbitt Katherine Adams Robert Addison Patricia Allen Yasir Allis Second Row: Carl G. Anderson Diane Barclay Catherine Battaglia Charlotte Browning Ann Bray Third Row: Jo Kitt Brothers Victor Burchcr Anne Casper Joanna Catselis Ronald Caffey Fourth Row: Charles Creekmorc Nancy Cunningham Frances Davis Richard Deaton Buddy Dc Ryder Fifth Row: Flora Eason Kenneth Fizcr Nancy Fleming Glenn Foster Charles E. Fox Sixth Row: Ruthann Fox Thomas French Jane Freund Joyce Frieman Lynn Gaskins Seventh Row: Martha Glynn Frances Greene William C. Green Gail Harden Forrest Harrell c .V a o 0 a V 0 First Row: Phil Hart D. B. Hawkins Jack Henley Gale Hochban Faith Holmes Second Row: Linda Lea Ingrum Donald Jones George Jones Frances Jordan Mireillc Kamen Third Row: Bruce Kendall Jack Kerr Virginia Kimbrell Joseph W. Landry Jack Ligon Fourth Row: Alice Little Carol Maccubbin Charlotte Machen Edwina Marlowe Teddy Marty Fifth Row: Milo Meeks Dorothy Me hard Marjorie Mclson Paul G. Midgctt Paula Mills Sixth Row: J. B. Moore Linda Myers Mary McCall William McDermott Dennis McMurran Seventh Row: Marjorie Odcsscy Mary Ann Oney Mary Agnes Pare Ella Louise Powell Roberta Rea First Row: Nancy L. Rockefeller Natalie Rosenberg Carol Sanchez Donald L. Sanders Carolyn Sappenfield Second Row: Margaret Shelton Ralph Simpson Eileen Smith Welton Smith T. R. Stevenson Third Row: Marjorie Sweeny Saundra Wcigand William A. White Phyllis Wiley Barbara Wilkins Fourth Row: Alvin Wilson Barbara Wilson Joyce Wilson Judy Wilson Don Wirt Fifth Row: Jo Ann Wood Mary Virginia Wright freshman class OFFICERS First Row: Barbara Jones, Vice-President; Ann Wagner, Secretary Second Row: George Orfanedes, President; Jack Waff, Treasurer First Row: Paula Abrams Sandra Apperson Arnold Amdursky John Barlow Tinker Barker Robert Beal Second Row: Ollie Bean Peggy Bennett Richard Black Russell Blake Newell Blayton Darrell Boggs Third Row: Richard Bonney Geraldine Boone Delores Booth Richard Boyd Mark Branciere Marie Brooks Fourth Row: Bobbie Brasher Helen Bunting Linda Burgess Jane Caffee Jackie Carroll Douglas Cheskie Fifth Row: Betty Jean Cliatt Brenda Copeland Gloria Cordell Nicholas Cordovana Vivian Creel Ronald Davis Sixth Row: Gale Deason Darlene Deen Suzanne Delaine Pat Diehl Sue Dusinberre Bobbie Jean Early Seventh Row: Gene Edler Benham Etheridge Ronald Evans Loretta Ferebee Leonard Ferris Betty Fleming First Row: Rebecca Flowers Kathleen Foley Jimmie Ford Doris Franklin Doris Gautreau Jennett Gay Second Row: Pat Gladwell Stanley Glaser Carol Glisson Barbara Goodwyn Suzanne Green Susan Griswold Third Row: Nancy Hagaman William Harrell Betty Hassell Harlan Hefner Michael Heffron Susan Hodges Fourth Row: Robert Hood Ann Hubbard Lawrence Hubbard Helen Johnson Robert Johnson Buck Jordan Fifth Row: Brenda Kirshan Katherine Klombies Martha Jane Knecht Elmar Louder Phillipe Lucy Elaine Mahoney Sixth Row: Billie Manlove Fran Matlock Janice Marshall Virginia McCoy Margaret McGratten Arlene McNeal Seventh Row: Nancy Meadows Richard Melville Loye Midgette Judy Moore Mary Jane Naire Judy Oats First Row: Beverly Osborne Cheryl Payne Mary Peterson Miriam Powell Woody Puzey Laura Renn Second Row: Carol Richardson Betty Ricks Pat Rosen James Rowan J. W. Satterthwaite Marie Scarborough Third Row: Joy Scuggs Troy Swindell Kay Shamer Rodney Shields Clair Simpson Eugene Smith Fourth Row: William Spruill Carolyn Stevenson Sandra Straughn Page Sutton Carolyn Sykes Stella Stylianou Fifth Row: Diane Tarkington Judith Teaford Lee Thompson Jerry Tompkins Ann Vanderberry Anita Vermillion Sixth Row: Donna Vincent Jack Waff Ann Wagner Juliet Wagner Peggy Wagner Joyce Wallace Seventh Row: Audrey White Linda Wilson Delores Wilson TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Allen L. Cordell Shop, Radio, Elect. G T.V. Tech. Inst. Laurence Crowder Machine Shop, T.I. C. B. Dickerson Radio, Electron. G T. V. T.I. A. I. Godden Drafting, T.I. W. James Drafting E. A. Kovner Refrigeration G Air Conditioning T. I. FACULTY Mr. Lee M. Klinefelter Supervisor George Fee Related Subjects, T.I. L. A. Hobbs Radio, Electronics, T.V. Donald McGee Automotive Mechanics E. Pare Related Subjects W. G. Pogue Related Subjects W. H. Thomton Radio, Electron. G T.V. G. T. Rodeheaver Shop, Refrig., Air Cond. J. T. Williford Radio, Elect., T.V. % «■ Robert Ainsworth General Drafting August, 1958 Richard Bevins Refrig. G A.C. August, 1958 James Brinn Refrig. G A.C. August, 1958 i Larry Brown ARE June, 1958 Leedy Ambrose ARE November, 1958 Ryland Atwood ARE June, 1958 a Clyde Baisey Refrigeration August, 1958 Joseph Barlow ARE June, 1958 Clarence Boseman Refrig. GA.C. August, 1958 GRADUATES Franklin Bristow General Drafting August, 1958 Martin Brown RE GT August, 1958 Lei and Bussard Machine Shop February, 1958 Harold Done Ref. GA.C. August, 1958 David Dunn Ref. G A.C. February, 1958 Raymond Erickson Arch. Drafting June, 1958 James Fickle Ref. A.C. August, 1958 Ralph Forehand ARE August, 1958 Vincent Foretich R GAC August, 1958 Cal Gibbs Arch. Drafting June, 1958 T.I. GRADUATES Robert Griesback R G AC August, 1958 George Groff R G AC August, 1958 John Hall ARE November, 1958 Oliver Harrell ARE June, 1958 John Herbert Arch. Drafting February, 1958 Paul Gan-ett General Drafting August, 1958 William Grant ARE June, 1958 Dennis Grivas Machine Shop February, 1958 Charles Holder ARE June, 1958 Mitchell Hooper ARE August, 1958 Wm. Hunnings ARE June, 1958 Glen Jones ARE November, 1958 Irving Jones ARE June, 1958 George Kincaid ARE June, 1958 Ronnie LaBelle General Drafting August, 1958 T.I GRADUATES William Langston Arch. Drafting August, 1958 Gordon Law ARE November, 1958 George LeCroz ARE June, 1958 Kenneth McLain ARE June, 1958 Carlton Moseley ARE November, 1958 Dan Munford General Drafting August, 1958 Mahlon Parker Arch. Drafting August, 1958 Walt Perley Arch. Drafting August, 1958 Jack Piland Ref. G A.C. November, 1958 Burnley Rudiger Ref. G A.C. February, 1958 •s Ira Sellers ARE November, 1958 Norman Stoots Arch. Drafting February, 1958 H Merton Sussmon ARE November, 1958 n fol ‘•4 gi 4 Jerry Price Fred Raubiano Phillip Richards R GAC ARE ARE February, 1958 June, 1958 November, 1958 T.I. Gregory Smith Alexander Soney Earl Steel Ref. A.C. Ref. G A.C. Ref. G A.C. August, 1958 August, 1958 August, 1958 GRADUATES Donald Taylor ARE June, 1958 George Waller Ref. G A.C. February, 1958 Monte West Ref. G A.C. August, 1958 Carl Richardson Ref. A.C. August, 1958 James Sanderlin ARE November, 1958 pe £ Windol Stone General Drafting August, 1958 in Leonard Summers ARE November, 1958 X- ■ William William? ARE June, 1958 First Row: A. Cadaret, E. Seidel, F. Arnold, G. Smith C. Rittman, J. Rockamy, I. Jones. Second Row: W. Perley, T. Bashara, K. Petersen, E. A. Kovner, Faculty Sponsor, G. LeRoy, F. Davis, G. Jones, J. Terry. T. I. ACTIVITIES Scholastic Awards received by Parker, Mauck, Jones, Barlow, and Davis Mr. Klinefelter presenting Student Council Award to Irving Jones. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Assistants to Registrar are seated: Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Yates. Standing: Mrs. Sanchez, Mrs. Bray. Mrs. Hamilton, Secretary to Director; and Mrs. Kitchen, Assistant Secretary Seated: Mrs. Reece, Mrs. Droan. Standing: Mrs. Arnold, Admissions, Jackie Hecht, Counseling Office Mrs. R. P. Beaman, Information Desk and Switchboard Cornelia Parker, clerk. Business Office; Ray Quirk, Business Manager, and Fran Acker, clerk. Evening College Office: Mary Tom Cross, Mi's. Meeks, Business Administration Office, Mrs. Parren. Mrs. Samuel Staples, Veteran Advisor Mrs. J. V. Salyer, Secretary, Technical Institute; and Mrs. R. VV. Seibel, Secretary, Technical Institute. Mrs. Thornton, Business Office; Mrs. Vann, Engineering Office; Mrs. Dem-bowski, Library M IBM Office: Chuck Stevenson, Mike Seawell, Mrs. Pacio, Mrs. Brazenor. ORIENTATION DA Y BIG COUNCILS STUDENT SENATE John Wynne President First Row: Harlin Timm, Sally Dusinberre, John Wynne, Don Wirt, Linda Myers, George Stewart. Second Row: Mr. Art Dow, Diane Tarkington, Sharon Jersel, Richard Deaton, John Schear, Paul Ragen, Noel Kenyon, Arnold Davis, Glen Foster. The Student Senate, governing body of the College, was headed by John Wynne. Its main purpose is to serve as a medium between the Administration and the Student Body and to share with the Administration the responsibility of student problems. The Senate ably supervised all student elections, published the student directory, sponsored the Spring Dance, and made many revisions to our Constitution. Senate Member, Noel Kenyon, looks on as William and Mary students register and vote for next year's student government officers. Skip, Don and John count ballots after the students voted for Homecoming Queen The Student Directory, edited by Don Wirt and sponsored by the Senate is presented to Mr. Webb HONOR COUNCIL Composed of eight members and four alternates, the 1957-58 William Mary Honor Council was headed by Harold McGee. To investigate and act on any honor or rule infraction which may occur during the school term is the Council’s primary purpose. Harold McGee President Mr. Wright and Mr. Whitehurst served as Faculty Advisors. Harold McGee explains our Honor Code to incoming Freshmen. Dennis, Phyllis, Carol and Ed confer after the verdict is rendered. Dennis McMurran MY HONOR IS MY LIFE Francis Greene Mary Virginia Wright Don Wirt Phyllis Mehard Nancy Fleming PHI THETA KAPPA Helen Fiske Billie Manlove William Spruill Benjamin Blanton Anna Carothers Terry French George Klick Ethel Needham Ronald Nicholson Betty Owen Ruth Snyder Sally Stanley Ruth Warburton James Bell Beverly Campbell Joanna Catselis Emily Dickerson Charles Graves Lois Farwcll Joyce Fricman Harry May, Jr. Harold McGee Ida Faye Me Math Harlan Timm Betty Wheeler Carol Berlin Romayne Adams Jacqueline Anderson Edward Crowson Ann Jeffers Penny Griffith Robert Moore Mary Nolley John Wynne Mary Ziv William Ambrose Connie Barnes Betty Burns William Campbell Joe Cloud Edward Cunningham Jack Dunstan Mary Felts Eleanor Fox Ethlyn Howard Marvin Klavins Patsy Norman Rupert Owens W. Pelham Phillips Fay Deans James Redding Connie Rowe Carolyn Sheldon Hobson Turner Marjorie Tyson Jerry Venn OFFICERS 1957-58 EMILY DICKERSON — PRESIDENT ALAN BELL — SECRETARY SALLY STANLEY — TREASURER SMOKE SIGNALS Editor Charlotte Browning Editor Row One: Pat Allen, Atwood Abbitt, Carol Sanchez, Margie Odessey, Teddy Marty. Row Two: Dot Roberts, C. Browning, Joan Neigro, Bobbie Wilson, Barbara Wilkins, Francis Davis, Carolyn Stevenson, Dot Taylor. Business Manager Margie Odessey shows Atwood Abbitt the progress being made during our ad campaign. Art Editors Teddy Marty and Dot Taylor look over drawing to be used in the ’’Chieftain”. Frances Davis and Dot Roberts compile names of fraternity members. Barbara Wilkins, Club Editor, and Carol Sanchez, Sophomore Editor, working on page layouts. HIGH Edwina Marlowe Editor HAT Richard Deaton Editor Pausing for a picture in front of the High Hat office are: R. Deaton, H. Timm, J. Tluchak, V. McCoy, B. Swanner, Jack Kerr, I. Pavlidas, E. Marlowe, C. Mc-Cubbin, M. Doody, D. Malpass, J. Scruggs, D. Weinger, Clayton Pitts. Milton Parsons, Feature Editor, showing copies of this year’s ’’High Hat . Sports Co-Editors Mike Doody and Jack Kerr check copy. J. Tluchak, J. Scruggs, Club Editor, D. Malpass, News Editor Business Manager Harlan Timm is helped by Assistant Business Manager Don Wein-ger. Sports Staff: C. McCubbin, C. Stevenson, G. Hochban, C. Johnson, B. Dates, C. Rosenthal, M. Doody, B. Swanner, B. Spruill. Typist C. McCubbin and V. McCoy. OPUS I Left to right: Bill Bradley, Ruth Snyder, Roland Nicholson, Marcia Lindemann, Jean Cris-coe,'Robert Lewis. A publication of the English Club, OPUS I contains selections written by members of the student body. The purpose of this magazine is to furnish an outlet for students who are interested in writing. OPUS I STAFF Editor - Roland Nicholson Editorial Board - Bill Bradley, Ruth Snyder, Jean Cris-coe, Charles Burgess, Marcia Lindemann Business Managers - Ruth Thomas, Richard Rutyna Staff Members - Dennis McMurran, Robert Lewis Faculty Advisors - Marcia Lindemann, Charles Burgess, Arthur Dow Typist - Jean Seibel 4 V % r 1 % ASSEMBLIES V- Second Row: D. Rutyna, H. Turner, P. Ragan, V. Zoby, C. Rotert Third Row: H. May, J. Zimmerman, B. Truitt INTER-CLUB COUNCIL The Inter-Club Council was formed this year. The purpose of the Council is to coordinate the various clubs with the college activities. Many long and hard hours went into planning the constitution which proved to be very helpful in promoting better understanding among the clubs. Row 1: Dr. Hardin; Hobson Truner; James Bell, President; Neil Alloway; Joe Cloud; Henry Purcell, Treasurer. Row 2: Elwood Jackson; Gilbert Parker; H. Gordon Gilbert; Dana Austin; Jack Kleinman; Archie Bums William Yancey. Row 3: Joe Sibley; Archie DeBaun; Douglas Cannon; James Dalonas, Vice-president; Quennon Hunley; Donie Wenger, Secretary; Richard White. ALPHA KAPPA BUSINESS The only Professional Business Fraternity on the campus. Sponsored a series of professional programs, including guest speakers, films, and tours. Speakers included Mr. John Eley, President of Norfolk Jaycee's; Mr. Oscar Ferebec, Hampton Roads Sales Executive Club and Sales Executive of the Year; and Mr. Hal Powell of WTAR Television. Sponsored Norfolk Newspapers1 film Cities By the Sea” and excerpts from the Victory at Sea series. Toured WTAR Television Studios. Co-Sponsored the Used Book Exchange and an Easter Party for underprivileged children with Virginia Epsylon Sorority. Won second place (first percentage-wise) in the blood drive. FRA TERNITY How much is this one? a mm Row 1: Ruby Perry, Secretary; John Newman, Vice-president; Milton Parsons, President; Norwood Kidd; Billey Swanner. Row 2: Mr. Stern, sponsor; A. V. Lerman; Jack Kerr; D. Mai pass; J. Tluchak, J. Oglesby, R. Thomas, R. Lewis, M. Doody. POLITICAL CLUB Interesting topic!!! Milton Parsons and Mayor W. C. Duckworth, honorary member of the club, look over the topic for discussion. Senator Spong discusses politics with Political Club sponsor and students after his speech. HISTORY CLUB Among the interest clubs, the History Club rates tops on the Campus. Many interesting discussions and debates arc enjoyed by its members. Membership is open to all students who have an interest in History. The club usually holds its meetings on Sunday afternoons at the homes of various members. ■ Harry May presents Dr. Spenser and Arthur Wcstcott with going away gifts. Dr. Spenser is going to France and Westcott to Germany to Study. First Row: C. Meiser, H. McGee, D. Brietling, J. Schear, D. McCubbin, J. Carpenter, D. Marcus, S. Seay. Second Row: J. Oosting, J. Fetrow, V. Zoby, C. Wright, G. Orfanedes, D. Dickerson, J. Oglesby, G. Stone, D. Langston, H. Click, Dr. R. Fink, sponsor. CIRCLE K Circle K, a college level service organization is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. It was formed on the campus of the College of William and Mary in Norfolk on January 30th, 1958. Circle K has adopted the motto of its sponsor, We Build . Through the activities of the club, opportunities are offered student members a means of doing things in a college community that service clubs are doing in the business and professional world; an opportunity for joint as well as individual participation in many activities for the service of humanity and betterment of campus and community; an opportunity for self-expression; self-development; and an opportunity to serve and learn. First row, left to right: Jeneil Teifer, Secretary; Paul Ragan, President; Antoinette Russo, Treasurer, Dot Roberts Vice-president. Second row, left to right: Paul Raper, Vincent Zoby, Leanne Kuhl, Deanne Mai pass, Gloria Vitlo, Rosemary Starke, Peggy Davis, Peggy Gies, Roberta Henessey, Rosemary Caprio, Frank Ferranto and George Laird. NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club is an organization of Catholic culture and fellowship. Its purpose is threefold; religious, intellectual, and social. The practice of religion is not something that can be shelved during a student's college years. It must be continually studied and used if the student is to show spiritual growth. By discussing present day affairs, a student grows intellectually; and by meeting and talking with Catholics, a student becomes acquainted with other students of his own faith. First Row: Dick Daugherty, Vice president; Frances G. Holsinger, President; Helen Bunting; Donna Vincent; Charlotte Machen. Second Row: Marjorie Tyson; Suzanne DeLaine; Betty Welton; Bill Sears, Barbara Wilkins; Bobby Wilson; Charles Caddell. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT The purpose of the Wesley Foundation is to bring together the Methodist students on campus for Christian Fellowship and training. Guest speakers and various activities are planned for the weekly M. S. U. Meetings First Row: P. Bennett, A. Casper, A. Abbitt, C. Dejarnctt, B. Campbell, F. Fuller, B. Truitt, B. Copeland, C. Browning. Second Row: O. Bean, N. Haganman, T. West, J. Oates, R. Flowers, Y. Oil is. Third Row: K. Boone, J. Bain, R. Blake, B. Addison, J. Cooke, T. Smith, C. Green. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union serves as a link between the Baptist Students and the local 'church or churches in the college town. The objectives and activities of the church are kept before the student in an effort to enlist him in its program. TheB. S. U. insists that the local church is central in Christ’s plan for winning a lost world and growing mature Chris-tains: Through active participation in the B. S. U. the student grows in Church. Making plans are C. DeJarnette President, and B. Campbell, Treasurer. INTER-VARSITY A member of an innerdenomi-national national organization, the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowships aim is to promote Christian fellowship among the student body. Group singing, prayers, religious programs, or a featured speaker or movie are planned for each weekly meeting. Row 1: Billie Ruth Manlove, Beth Foss, Judy Oates, France Fuller. Row 2: Barbara Goodwyn, Doris Mitchell, Mrs. Rebecca White. Row 3: Jimmy Cooke, John Barlow, Russell Blake. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The purpose of the newly organized International Club is to bring together students from foreign lands and help them become better acquainted with other members of the William and Mary student body. Left to right: Mitri Muna, Moris Doummar, George Liard, Corrcnne De-Jarnette. Time out? Row 1: St. Clait children. Row2-,T-Young, M. Hewlett, C. Young, J. Fleishman, . Phillips, t. Bonier, Mrs. St. Clata. Row S t Hewett, B. Doby, H. Michalatus, Robert St. Cla . evening college club I he Evening College Club is the social club of the evening students. It sponsors various group activities including dramatics, dance instructions, and bowling. The newest groups are the jazz and classical music groups that meet at member's homes. Officers: F. Penello, B. uraoiey, ..wW U1 Doby, President; R, Mary Marshall, D. Phillips. PHILOSOPHY First row, left to right: Gene Haislip; Charles Graves, President: Jean Criscoe; Ruth Snyder, Secretary; Gloria Vitlo, Tony Cacalano. Second row, left to right: Bill Bradley, Vice-president; Dick Rutyna; DennisMcMurran, Treasurer;}. A. Linn; Mr. Arthur Dow, Sponsor; Roland Nicholson. Not pictured: Terry French, Ruth Thomas, Robert Lewis, Bob Sherwood. CLUB Left to right: Mrs. Robert Young, Mrs. Jane Paxhia, Advisor; Athena Bassil; Peggy Weisiger; Dorothy Linzey; Mary Felts; Betty Rae Owen; Jackie Anderson; Ann Lee Burcher; Elizabeth Edler; Eleanor Ryder; Ethlyn Howard. Absent: Janet McCarron. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Composed of girls majoring in music, Sigma Alpha Iota gives its members an opportunity to develop talents and friendships among individuals with similar musical interests. Concert Choir officers making plans for the Spring Concert are: Frankie Jordan, Frank Summers, Anne Casper and Phil Hart. MADRIGALS Madrigals: C. Moore, A. McNcal, R. Adams, M. Sweeny, P. Diehl, S. Saunders, Second row: D. McGee, R. Coffey, W. Smith, T. Smith, F. Summers. First Row: Joanna Catselis, Delores Boothe, Roberta Rea, Coreen Dejarnette, Teddy Marty, Nick Cordovanna, Carl Anderson, Joy Balsky, Eileen Smith, Sandra Apperson, Ann Casper, Frances Qreene. Second Row: Frances Jordan, Josephine Tluchak, Elizabeth Edler; Jackie Anderson, Romayne Adams, Ronald Caffee. James Dalonas, Wei ton Smith, Paul Ragan, Phil Hart, Marjorie Sweeney, Judy Smith, Bobbie Wilson, Sandra Struaghn Judy Oates. Third Row: Atwood Abbitt, Joanne Wood, Arlene Evans, Mary A. Pare, Mary Peterson, James Steel, Robert Young, Richard Gaya, Alan White, Margaret Shelton, Mary Virginia Wright, Dorothy Mehard. Fourth Row: Dana Pope, Cindy Moore, Suzanne Green, Sandra Sapper, Jackie Wright, Fred Pcele, Ted Perry, Tom Smith, Frank Summers, Robert Warsaw, George Laird, Jackie Glover, Jane Kaulk, Mary Felts, Ann Lucy. CONCERT CHOIR Directed by: Willard Robb Mr. Paxhia, the Band Director, giving those valuable instructions. There is never a dull moment for the College of William and Mary Band. The band members are proud of their growing group and they spend many hours practicing. The band was enjoyed by all at convocations — especially the annual Christmas performance. A perfect performance makes up for the long, hard hours of practice. Sc atcd: D c hairman. Group discussion program Tarkington, L. Maynard, . Barnes and J. Blevins. F. Summers, 7 17 i s ?o n£s BRA VES Ik BASKETBALL First Row: Benn Griffin, Kirkie Harrison, Gene Keel, D. B. Hawkins, Leo Anthony, Eddie Walsh. Second Row: Dick White, Holt Butt, Bobby Johnson, Jim Jordon, Jim Davis. Third Row: Coach Bud Metheny, Manager Randy Fraiser, Bob Newton, Ronnie Evans, Ray Toleston, Andy Boyce, Manager Jack O'Brian. Ronnie Evans guards his man well. D. B. Hawkins stands poised for a long pass. Opponents W-M Atlantic Christian. . . . . 89 . ... 64 Randolph Macon .... . . 73 . ... 72 Catholic U . . 84 . ... 66 Baltimore U . . 66 . ... 80 Ljnchburg College . . . . 56 . ... 66 Medical College .... . . 54 . ... 77 Hampden Sidney.... . . 68 . ... 55 Randolph Macon .... . . 61 . ... 63 N. News Apprentice • . . 70 .... 54 Medical College . . . . . . 48 . ... 51 R. P. I . . 65 .... 79 Towson . . 63 .... 69 U. S. N. A. Plebes . . . 70 . ... 51 Lynchburg College . . . . 71 . ... 76 Hampden Sidney.... . . 92 . ... 53 R. P. I . . 55 .... 57 N. News Apprentice . . . 78 .... 85 Roanoke College. . . . . . 66 . ... 76 Atlantic Christian. . . . . 71 . ... 70 Roanoke College . . 73 .... 67 Bridgewater. . . 55 .... 75 Co-Captain Bobby Johnson HOCKEY TEAM OUTSTANDING ATHLETES AND THE IK PROUD COACH: Pictured above is Coach Bud Metheny with the two most outstanding ballplayers of the year. On the left is Leo Anthony who won the Little Eight Most Valuable Player Award for his basketball achievements. Standing next to Leo is Joe Cox who won the Monogram Club Athletic Award. Our Brave Cheerleaders put on their best war-paint for the big homecoming game with Baltimore. Seated is Captain Gail Hochban. Standing: Pat Lip-pard. Sue Hodges, Frank Big Chief Anderson, Faith Holmes, and Carolyn Johnson. i i I « j 'I SWIMMING First Row: Charlie Jackson, Dick Katz, Eddie Leake. Second Row: Jim Calleran, Fred Griffith. Third Row: Tony Ca-calano, Coach Scrap Chandler, Ted Perry, Elmo Lauder, Luther Senter, Hugh Ward, Dick Black. Coach Lou Plummer gives a word of helpful advice to Cross-Country Co-Captains Bob Addison and Baxter Berryhill. NORfOL hqRFOI' CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM—First Row: Coach Lou Plummer, Boh Addison, David Burgess. Second Row: Billy Howell, Garland Skinner, Baxter Berryhill. � Kenny Harm on and Charlie Basham, Track Co-Captains, talk things over before the big meet. TRACK Well-known sprinter Kenny Harmon tries to break his own record in the Broad Jump. Gerald Tiedeman Baxter Berryhill Charlie Basham wins again ■ - Third-baseman Teddy Hunt appears to be holding back a Randolph-Macon player who never made it to home plate. The Braves won 2-0. V Holt Butt practices the pitching form that helped the Braves win the Little Eight Baseball championship. Catcher Joe Cox forces another player out in the game with Hampden-Sidney. W-M 4 2 6 7 13 5 3 2 5 5 8 7 9 3 5 BASEBALL Opponents N. J. State Teachers......................3 Randolph-Macon............................0 N-News Apprentice.........................3 American U................................1 Catholic..................................2 U. of Baltimore...........................4 R. P. 1...................................2 Hampden-Sydney...........................13 Bridgewater...............................6 Bridgewater...............................1 W-M (Williamsburg)........................6 R. P. 1...................................2 Hampden-Sydney............................0 Newport-News..............................7 Randolph-Macon............................2 12 Wins...............3 Losses BASEBALL TITLE-HOLDERS: First Row: Ron Galliger, Ted, Hunt, Willis Bell, Joe Cox, Randy Lee, Riachrd Butler, Second Row: Buddy DeRyder, John Zebb, Holty Butt, Jim Harrison, Tom Kanoy, Jim Fant. Third Row: Coach Bud Metheny, Randy Fraiser, Jack Henly, Leo Anthony, John Demma, Matt Marshall, Benny Merr. CHAM PS WRESTLING Jim Cappelletti, old pro at this sort of thing, gives helpful hints to Dale Williams of Granby High School. L William and Mary Wrestling Team has a successful season with these grapplers on the mat. Kneeling: Sandy Beach Ronnie Davis. Standing: Jack Weller, Jean Mooskin, Buddy Sanders and Poe Dcming. and Tri-Kappa vs. Gamma in traditional rivalry. ’’Battle Royal” . . . Claudette Whittmore appears to have Ann Hubbard bv the nose as she leaps high to grab that basketball. WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL BOARD Seated: Loretta Ferebee, Virginia Epsylon; Carolyn Stevenson, Freshman Class; Ida MaMath, Tri-Kappa; Ann Wilson, Junior Class. Standing: Dian Paine, Cotillion; Mary Ann Oney, Alpha; President Carol Jean Kauffman, Norfolk Club; Sponsor, Miss Godwin. INTRAMURALS Ida McMath pumps in another basket in the annual Tri-Kappa and Imps March of Dimes benefit game. ON YOUR MARK—GET SET—-GO! Senior Pat Vincent get set to break another record in intramural track. Pat, a pace-setter in all intramural events, won the Annual Monogram Club Award for being the most outstanding Woman athlete during the year 'ST-'SS. HIGH HAT’S ALL - INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL TEAM Joe Cox Halfback Tony South Sr Quarterback Don Wirt Luda Box W. Frankos (Captain) Matt Marshall David Freeman INTRAMURAL CHAMPS AGAIN! Gamma Gamma's Volleyball Team who helped their sorority climb to the top rung in intramural competition. First Row: Linda Myers, Margie Melson, Pat Poore, Jane Freund, Sylvia Miller, Joanna Catselia. Second Row: Pat Vincent, Carol Glisson, Phillis Kincaid, Carol Kent, Corenne Dejarnette. First-Place winners in Volleyball competition—Norfolk Club. First Row: Nancy Cunningham, Judy Mrockowski, Ann Hub- bard, Ann Vanderberry. Second Row: Jackie Dowdy, Angell Penell, Connie Rowe, Kay Shamer, Kathy Klombics. SQUA W AND BRA VE POW WOWS Atwood Abbitt Joy Balsky Charlotte Browning Joyce Frieman Linda Lea Ingrum Mary McCall Carol Maccubbin Marjorie Odessey Mary Ann Oney Dorothy Roberts Antoinette Russo Ruth Thomas Mary Agnes Pare Millie Esposito President Marjorie Sweeny Carol Sanchez Treasurer Corres. Secretary PLEDGES Row 1: Joyce Wallace, Gay Grimes, Pat Rosen, Sandra Straughn, Kathleen Foley, Rosemary Caprio, Donna Britton, Suzanne Delaine. Row 2: Joy Scruggs, Mary Jane Brockwell, Mary Evelyn Koinis, Lee Thompson, Becky Flowers, Anne Lucy, Bobbie Jean Early, Helen Johnson, Elaine Pettingill. ALPHA OMEGA PHI Alpha's antics this year have been almost too numerous to name . . . Anne Hubbard Homecoming Queen . . . Lee Thompson in her court . . . Jackie Wright Carnival Queen . . . Charlotte Browning co-editor of the yearbook . . . Margie Odessey Business Manager of the yearbook . . . Carol Sanchez Honor Council and I.F.C. representative. . . Linda Ingram sweetheart of Kappa Sigma Kappa . . . Margie Sweeney in Madrigals . . . Shelba Riggs top scorer in basketball. . . Carol McCubbin and Joy Scruggs on the High Hat Staff . . . Mary Nina McColl, Pat Allen and Helen Johnson in the Band . . . Two successful dances given . . . The traditional Black and White Ball with Pi Phi and the Confederate Ball given with Kappa . . . Yes, Alpha, a great year has ended! Dr. Chatham, sponsor, enjoys one of Alpha's successful rush parties. PLEDGES First Row: Loye Midgette, Rosemary Stark Second Row: Peggy Gice, Dcanne Melpass, Marka Majette, Cotillion cut-ups score again in this fun-loving sorority . . . founded in the 1930’s, it is the second oldest sorority on campus . . . another successful Silver Slipper Ball was given with Pi Phi . . . Irene took the usual honors in her scholastic and social activities . . . participation in all sports . . . Another year of fun was enjoyed by all. Peggy Davis Gloria Vitlo President Vice-president COTILLION Frances Whitehurst Pledges: B. Phillips, Toni Dikon, Carrie Richardson, Marie Sawyer, Doris Norwood, Helen Fiske, Penny Needham. ) i ) DELTA SIGMA LAMBDA Delta Sigma Lambda was founded February 14, 1956 on the campus of William and Mary, Norfolk. The sorority limits its membership exclusively to women over 25. Delta Sigma Lambda took its rightful place among the social organizations of the college. The club also received the Trophy presented to the sorority or fraternity holding the highest scholastic average. Hats off to such an all around sorority. Members posing with president Ruth Snyder, middle, are J. French, E. Holladay. Second row: D. Martin, P. Needham, H. Fiske, Ruth Perry, Anna Carothers. Secretary Ann Bray Joanna Catselis Ellie Dejamette Marika Eliadaki Frances Fuller Jean Halstead Roberta Henesy Carolyn Jones Carol Kent Noel Kenyon Marjorie Melson Sylvia Miller Paula Mills Susie Myers Linda Myers Maria Orfanedes Ella Powell Carol Seidel Margaret Shelton Pat Twiford Peggy Weisiger GAMMA GAMMA 1 Gamma Pledges: Front row, left to right: Kathy Klombies, Carol Glisson, Day Shamer, Barbara Jones, Second row, left to right: Jane Freund, Tinker Barker, Linda Burgess, Ann Wagner, Joyce Akers, Beverly Osborne, Nancy Hawley. The year '57-'58 was another great one for the Gamma gals with their Mid-Summer-Ball at the Surf Club . . . Dinner-Dance at Sewells Point Officer's Club. . . After-Bowl Ball . . . Sadie Hawkins with Imps . . . Christmas Dance with Delta . . . April Showers . . . March Monsoons with Pi Phi . . . Rush Party at Portsmouth Woman's Club . . . Mother-Daughter Banquet . . . closed parties galore and Pat V. — Girl's Athletic Award, Monogram Club, Hockey team . . . Corenne leads B.S. U., treasurer of I. F. C. . . . Dot drawing for Chieftain . . . Linda (Treasurer), Noel, Margie in Senate . . . Emily leads Phi Theta, Frances as v-pres. of B. S. U. ... Arlene in Azalea Court and Junior Carnival Committee . . . Ann C. Soph, class officer . . . Ann W. freshman officer. . . Roberta and Dot in Student Art Exhibit .. . . Carol Kent sets track record. . . Record breaking swimming team. . . Linda - Silver Slipper Queen . . . and top it all off by winning the girl's Intermural Trophy for the second straight year. If it ain't Clem. Joan Niegro President Phyllis Mchard Vice-Pres. Carol Wood Recording Secretary Cor res. Sec. Gale Hochban Treasurer Patsy Norman Jane Wallace Bonnie Coleman Diana Grillo Pat Lippard Ida Faye McMath Dana Pope l Martha Glynn Barbara Snyder Roxanne Teaford Ann Wilson Frances Davis Flora Eason Nancy Fleming Tri-Kappa Pledges: First row, left to right: Sue Dusinberry, Sue Schilt, Glenda Adams, Donna Vincent, Nancy Nofplot, Carolyn Busby, Second row, left to right: Benham Etheridge, Susan Griswold, Janice Marshall, Diane Barclay, Barbara Wilkins, Bobby Wilson, Linda Harris and Ann Vanderbcrry. KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA Starting me year's rush of activities, our annual Hob-Goblin Hop left us tired but happy. Captained by Gale, the cheering squad consisted of Bonnie, Carolyn, Faith, and Pat L. Bonnie was a member of the Homecoming Court. Presiding over Wesley meetings was Frances H. Tri-K and Tiga sponsored their annual TNT Dance. Sally and Diane T. were active in Student Senate. Busy with Honor Council trials were members Frances H., Phyllis, Beezie, and Nancy. We held our Christmas Dance at the Carnival Room. Our Christmas party with Delta for St. Mary's Infant Home was fun for the children and for us too. Gale and Carolyn assisted the High Hat Staff. Sweetheart Ball. Beezie co-edited the CHIEFTAIN . Ann and Fay served as secretaries of their respective classes. Our March of Dimes benefit basketball game with Imps. Nancy was an attendant to the Azalea Festival Queen. Jr. Class Carnival was successful undertaking and fun for TRI-K with Phyllis . .. i 1TJ , . TN. _ , _ . Tn-K members preparing and Ida planning. Diane B. as runner-up to Carnival Queen, dine with Dracula and first prize for our Booth, and first prizes for selling largest total of tickets for Queen Contest. The record for the 75 yard medley was broken by our swimming team. Highlight of the year was our Mother-Daughter Banquet at which Janice received Scholarship ring with average of 2.88 and Ann Wilson was awarded the bracelet for Most Valuable Member. The banquet with Delta, in honor of the Championship Baseball Team climaxed another wonderful year for Tri-Kappa. Everybody smile!! Tea Party??? For Virginia Epsilon episodes have been flashing all year ... off to a great start with a great pledge class . . . going into business with Kappa Alpha in the second-hand Book Store . . . giving 100% support to the Wm. Mary Concert Series . . . Doris, M. Kamen, Gypsy, Loretta and Connie participating in all sports . . . Connie taking all the honors in her scholastic achievements ... all in all it was a great year. Gamblers, whose bid? Gypsy March President Mina Weiss Vice-President Doris Gautreaux Secretary Loretta Ferbee Treasurer VIRGINIA EPSYLON Jo Ann May Charles Jackson President Jack Kerr Vice-President Jerry Hogge Secretary Dennis McMurran Chaplain Wylie French John Hightower Ralph Law Jerry Venn Richard Butler Tom Kanoy Harold McGee John Zeb Luda Box Victor Butcher Delta pledges: First row: (sitting) George Orfanedes, Perry Ellis, Ben Griffin, Benny Merr, Dick Langston, Jerry Hogge. Second row: Frank Powell, Leo Anthony, Don Sanders, Tom Griggs, Walt Ashparding, Bob Stanley, Martin Trusty. (Not pictured) Newton Gresham, Bob Smith, Horace Williams, Bob Hill. DELTA OMEGA PHI Another exciting DELTA year has ended. . . we’ll remember all the parties. . . Christmas Dance. . . the successful Deltanik” Dance . . . Parties with Gamma, the Christmas Party with TRI-K for St. Mary's Infants Home . . . Delta members heading social groups and classes with George O. President of Freshman Class and Circle K President. . . Jack Kerr Sports Co-Editor of the High Hat . . . Harold McGee President of Honor Council with Dennis McMurrin a member . . . Sports awards with Leo receiving Outstanding Basketball Awards . . . Joe and Tom Baseball Co-Captains. . . The Banquet heldwith TRI-K in honor oi the Championship Baseball Team . . . Yes, another active and exciting DELTA year has ended with even bigger plans for next year. Well Trained Goats”. Row 1: Frank Powell, Bob Smith, Newton Gresham, Bob Stanley. Row 2: Dick Langston, Martin Trusty, Tom Griggs, Perry Ellis. Advertising for the Deltanik Dance C- V N Ed Cunningham President Sandy Beach Chaplain Skip Mason Tony South Bill Davis Glen Foster Vice-President Secretary Teddy Kissinger Treasurer Holt Butt Corres. Sec. Lynn Gaskins House Treasurer Matt Marshall Paul Midgette Charles Rotert Gene McNeal Chuck Stevenson Don Ward Nicky White Don Wirt Imp Pledges: First row: De van Donahue, Bill Spruill, D. B. Hawkins, Steve Brown, Frank Davis. Second row: Leon Morris, Charles Fulford, Bob Padgett, Billy Howell, Frank Anderson, Carl Anderson, Bill Hill. IMPS Getting the ball rolling for another successful year, Imps members held the first Dance of the school semester. . . active members in all activities . . . Holt Co-captained the Basketball Team ... Ed led the Senior Class . . . Sadie Hawkins Dance was loads of fun . . . another fabulous Christmas Dance . . . George Steward President of Junior Class . . . The March of Dimes Benefit Basketball Game with TRI-K was fun for players as well as spectators . . . Glen Foster and Don in Senate . . . Matt and Holty assisted the Baseball Team in winning the Little 8 Championship. . . Don busy with Honor Council trials. . . After Exam Slam was tremendous . . . Parties, Parties, Parties . . . and to top off another successful year, Imps found themselves in a new Frat House . . . planning and looking forward to the new year. A typical scene during ''Heir' week PLEDGES Kappa Sigma Kappa, our college’s first national and international fraternity was founded at V. M. I. in 1867 by Confederate Vets. During 57-'58 Kappa added many more events to its history such as — Pool Party at Larry-more Lawns . . . International Convention at Buffalo, N. Y. . . . Fall Ball and Christmas Sweetheart Ball with V. E. . . . Confederate Ball with Alpha . . . Boat Club Parties with Alpha .. . . Booths in Junior Class Carnival . . . KAPPA-KORDS in Delta -Gamma Show. . . Linda Ingrum - Sweetheart . . . Welton and Jim star on Signpost . . . Phil and Franks, leadingW Mchorus . . . John N. as vice-president of Political Club . . . and a really big year from beginning to end. Phil Hart President James Oglesby Vice-president Jack Ligon National Secretary Frank Summers Treasurer KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Donald Jones Whitney Kehn Bruce Kendall Milo Meeks John Herbert Jerry Musselman Under the proficient leadership of Presidents Louis Jones and Archie Bruns, Pi Phi Sigma extended their social, educational, and athletic activities with cooperation from Harlan Timm as President of the I.F.C„ Business Manager of High Hat, winner of the Cotillion Award. Richard Deaton — Co-editor of High Hat, and Vice-president of Sophomore class . . , member of Senate. . Dan Weinger, Assistant Business Manager of High Hat and Public Relations man for the Frat. . . Jim Dalonas, Vice-president of Business Fraternity . . . Paul Ragan, President of Newman Club and Senator . . . John Wynne, President of Student Senate and winner of Business Efficiency Award. . . John Zimmerman, Vice-president of Senior class . . . Dick Rutyna, President of Philosophy Club and Vice-president of I, C.C. ... Billy Swanner, athletic chairman . . .PoDemning, wrestling award . . . Walt Perley leading T. I. ... Bill Ambrose one of many graduating with Honors . . . Alumni headed by Ken Brown and the newly elected President Don Nachman, was strongthepast year and held its second annual convention at Virginia Beach the 14th, 15th, 16th. . . WOW . . . The tug of war resulted in the purchase of a fifth of.....by the Imps goats . . . Parties galore . . . Yes . . . We had Fun the past year and with successful rush parties and dances more is in store for next year. President Archie Burns Walt Atwood Treasurer Ed Crow son PI PHI SIGMA Neil Alloway Paul Ragan Dean Derby Robert Powell Mark Saunders Pat Neal Winston Sawyer Vince Ennis Ben Splan Dave Freeman President Vice- Recording Corresponding Treasurer Sargeant-at- president Secretary Secretary Arms First row: Sam Seay, Joe Early, Jerry Tompkins, Woody Pussey, Chuck Supan. Second row: Lionel Meredith, Sam Evans, Neal Kelly, Jack Saterwaithe, Sandy Webster. T I G A Tiga had another busy year with their T 'n T Party. . . Christmas Dance. . . usual party at the Beach . . . Bar-T Roundup . . . and successful Junior Class Carnival booth and the Last Blast Party. The Tiga men also had campus leaders this year with Jim Calleran on the Honor Council and John Schear on the Student Senate, and President of both the Freshman Class and the Circle-K Club. The college band had a big boost with Ben Splan, Joe Vestel, Bill Jenkins, John Schear, and Buddy Redfern joining its ranks. All in all a good Tiga year! Bar-T boys hang Jim Pehworth Presidents: J. Niegro, Tri-K; M. Esposito, Alpha; P. Vincent, Gamma; P. Davis, Cotillion; G. March, V.E.; E. Edwards, Delta; E. Cunningham, Imps; Louis Jones, Pi Phi; W. Khen, Kappa. ‘ w. 1 i Harlan Timm President INTER ■ FRATERNAL COUNCIL The Inter-Fraternal Council serves as a regulatory body between the sororities and fraternities. Its duty is to set rush dates and provide rules to govern sorority and fraternity activities. The'I. F. C. sponsors many projects during the year — one of which was the Have Blood — Will Give contest A successful project of the I. F.C. — Have Blood — Will Give 3 The College of William and Mary in Norfolk, Virginia invites you to the COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES seven o’clock, Friday evening, June thirteenth Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Eight at the College and to the Reception following in the Gymnasium Dr. Ferrer is guest speaker at Commencement Exercises. Faculty members and guests enjoying reception held after graduation in honor of graduates. Gail Rubin receiving her Bachelor of Medical Technology A group of 1958 Honor Graduates Group of Honor Graduates from 2 year course. TWO YEARS BEHIND; TWO YEARS AHEAD. No matter what he does or where he goes, a student graduating after two years at the College of William and Mary — Norfolk, can look forward to some field of his endeavor. Students who have met the requirements of two years of work receive an Associate in Arts Diploma. M UNDER WA TER uasei-vu.m 0 ' SPRING DANCE The Fifth Annual Spring Dance featured Lionel Hampton and his orchestra. A capacity of 900 students, friends and faculty members crowded the Municipal Auditorium to dance to his music. Inter mission time caugYit John Wynne Emily Dickerson, Mr, Dow and Ills date discussing the successful dance. Dance Committee. Row 1: Sharon Jer-sell, Salley Dusinberry, Linda Myers. Row 2: Richard Deaton, Don Wirt, Glenn Foster. ■Ri v Anne Hubbard, Queen, and Mr. Webb, provost HOMECOMING HOMECOMING COURT BONNIE COLEMAN LEE THOMPSON ANN WAGNER LINDA MYERS JUNIOR CLASS CARNIVAL Winning Booth — Tri-K. Carnival Queen and her Court: Diane Barclay, runner-up; Jackie Wright, Queen; Tinker Barker, third place. Carnival Queen Candidates: Back row, left to right: Jane Wallace, Susan Hodges, Betty Haggard, Juliette Wagner, Tinker Barker, Lee Thompson. Front row, left to right: Doris Gautreaux, Gypsy March, Margie Me Ison, Diana Barclay, Peggy Gies, Frances Whitehurst, Joyce Wallace. CARMEN! WORKSHOP LV CUING Teacher Miss Donna Doyle explains mechanism ol an engine! HONORS Mr. William Old presenting plaque given by Virginia Society Certified Public Accountants to Mr. V. Grover. John Wynne - B. A. Award Harold McGee - D. A.R. Award Harlin Timm - Cotillion Award Brace Alderidge - Engineering Richard Mulford - Biology Katherine Hardison - Poetry Connie Barnes - Sociology Jerry Oosting - Chemistry jo; v Leo Anthony and Joe Cox receive Sports Awards, Busy People Mr. Gorman, Book Shop Operator and Mrs. Nicholson, Dietition of Cafeteria pose with their able helper Bessie. Dr. Pliska's T.V. teaching In appreciation Mr. Bowman and wife working on his recently published book. A empty lab? ? ? V) c V) c tvfe Danctofi V � ® c 0atvc I I J A victim of hell night. A long hike? ? ? What’s this??? Stag party? 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