Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

V'( The Year in Review as presented by Ifie I960 The College of William and Mary, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Norfolk, Virginia CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS ALMA Almo Moter, hear our singing Voices fill the blue Over Norfolk waters ringing In our praise of you. Far and near throughout Tidewater, Haste we to your side, Every son and every daughter Singing in our pride. Banners streaming in the sunlight. Gold and Green ond Grey! Faces gleaming in the sunlight— Happy is the day! MATER Let the ages roll forever As wild breakers do, Almo Moter, we will never Never prove untrue. Drink with those who come before us And tomorrow's throng, Pledge o toost in solemn chorus— Sing the old school song. (Chorus) William and Mary, new from old Hallowed halls have grown, Giving refuge to the bold You now coll your own. Eugene I. A. Poxhio John Foster West FROM SEPTEMBER WE WATCH OUR COLLEGE EXPANDING... GROWING... AFFORDING... We pouse, too, to reflect on the post. Our new library opened, modernizing our campus and directing our thoughts toward the future. A HVKWW Art VVVVVV v A A f .'I ' . V � Mr A if A A A A AC V V V V V' A A A A A i 88888: 8 88® 8 88888 88888 . 11 r i r C V V 88888 .. V 'a THIS YEAR... 7 we planned dances . planned closses . . . and had good times! 8 FOUND: An idyllic nook ot the edge of the compus. LOOK OUT BELOW! The lawn is a favorite spot for meetings, studying, or just relaxing. MEANWHILE, THE STUDENTS ENGAGE IN INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES ■N DEDICATION t With grateful appreciation we dedicate the I960 CHIEFTAIN to William Corter Pollard, Head Librarian at the College of William and Mary in Norfolk since September of 1954. Mr. Pollard attended Woodbury Forest preparatory school and in 1948 he graduated from the University of North Carolina with a B.A. in Comparative Literature. In 1952 he received the M.A. degree from Florida State University. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. During the years 1949 to 1954 Mr. Pollard was offiliated with the University of Georgia Library. There he held the positions of Bibliographer, Head of the Business Administration Library, and Social Sciences Librarian. Mr. Pollard is a member of the Virginia Library Association, the Southeastern Library Association, and the American Library Association. He has contributed several articles to journals and recently The Library Journal published an article of his about our new library. The new library can certainly be termed a success and for this we owe o great debt of gratitude to Mr. Pollard. t s 8 S® 019 ss ss ipsi kkkkkbkkkSSJ: A R R R R R R r v v v v R R R R R R R 55 55 v v • KRRRRRRRRB i A R R R R R R R R | RRRRRRRRRRKR 16 Dr. Stanley R. Plisko Social Studies Mr. Colder S. Sherwood, III Chemistry Dr. T. Ross Fink Teacher Education Dr. John R. Tobb Business Administration DIVISIONS HEADS Dr. Williom G. Akers Humanities 17 Edward L. White Engineering FACULTY Clifford L. Adorns Physics Joseph A. Binford, Jr. Business Administrotion George E. Brehmon, Jr. Psychology Walter H. Boinbridge Dr. Eorlc H. Barclay Arthur F. Bclotc Frank W. Billmycr Engineering Physics Business Administrotion Chemistry Dr. Elbert V. Bowden Woyne E. Bowman Earl W. Braccy Ruth Branigon Economics English Secrctoriol Science Merchandising S. Eliot Brcnciser Violet K. Brenciser Charles 0. Burgess Beverley B. Burton Music Sponish English Physicol Education 18 FACULTY Jonc N. Byrn Chemistry Thomo W. Carlin Business Administration Joseph C. Chandler Physical Education Margaret Daugherty Anne S. Doughtrey Dr. Lewis Diona Isoioh D. Durham Henry W. Dusinberre English Secretarial Science Sociology Art Physics Natolie Etheridge Physicol Education Robert G. Forrest Mathematics Howard J. Goldman Chemistry Vonce E. Grover Accounting James L. Hatfield Mathematics FACULTY Harold G. Hawn Edward T. Hodge Hansel L. Hughe Dorothy Jones Dovid Korn Music Mathematics Chemistry Business Administration Longuoges Parker Lesley John M. Long William L. Mcssmcr Arthur B. Mcthcny Lermond H. Miller Art Mathematics Mothcmotics Physicol Education Engineering Chorlcs R. Minton Allon Palmer Edward Pore Helen L. Perry Emily V. Pittmon Business Administration Business Administration Physics Teocher Education Physical Education 20 FACULTY Louis G. Plummer Dr. James B. Recce Thomos J. Reed George F. Reilly Thomas M. Robinson Phystcol Education English Business Administration Speech Physicol Education Neville Rucker Anno Rydingsvord Dr. Kchar Songha Dr. Williom J. Schcllings Herbert L. Scbrcn Economics English Economics History English William W. Scword English Dr. Stephen P. Shao Accounting Dr. Warren F. Spencer History Yates Stirling, III Engineering Albert Tcich, Jr. Business Administration FACULTY Dr. Andrew C. Tunyogi Philosophy Joseph M. Tyrrell History Horold Q. Webb Secretoriol Science John Foster West English Dr. Rogers D. Whichord Longuoges G. Williom Whitehurst Sociol Studies John R. Willscy Accounting t Dr. Ronald Yolem Political Science Robert F. Young Music 22 Dr. Jacques S. Zancvcld Biology ADMINISTRATION Harold J. Wright Rebecca 0. White Dean of Admissions Deon of Women ond Deon of Men Hort Slotcr Business Manager Dorothy F. Lippincott Director, Public Relotions Plocement Morion H. T. Scowcll Acting Registrar Helen K. Exncr Dr. Robert C. McClelland Social Work—R. P. I. Director of Evening College Dr. W. Herman Bell Counselor 21 Elizabeth S. Angcll Director of Registration John B. Botch Psychology Ed J. Harford Emory H. Rumble Industrial Arts Automotive Mechanics Yes, wc hove no bononos! FACULTY Dr. Whichord checks the picture plotes from his recently published book. The History of Lower Tidewater Virginia. Mr. Whitehurst gives o hypnotizing lecture!! am FEATURES Another addition to the new Library ADMINISTRATION Cornolio Burnt Kristen Phyfc Judy Thornton Jeonno Tilton Business Office Business Office Business Office Business Office Honrictto Sanchez Registrar's Office Louise Codd Registrar's Office Anne Yores Sharyn Leiding Registrar's Office Division of Economics and Business 26 Mrt. Robert Bcomon P. B. X. Mrs. Pcorle Buchonon P. B. X. Mrs. Morcelinc Staples Veterans Advisor Mr. Harry Corman Manoger, Book Store t Mrs. Norma Hamilton Mrs. Helen Kitchin Mrs. Joyce Recce Mrs. Morguerife Copelond Mrs. Juliet Sears Moriannc Mortin Librory Staff Rosemary France Elizabeth DcGrec Librory Stoff Librory Stoff Elvic Butt Librory Staff Rosa Bridges Librory Stoff 27 Dorcas Nicholson Dictition Leigh S. Stewart Moil Room SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretory Trcosurer Richord Deoton Eddie Wotrington Sonny Zobncr Pet Pottcrson SENIORS ATWOOD FRANCES ABBITT B.S.—Elementory Educotion KATHERINE MAE ADAMS B.S.—Biology VERA JEAN ANDERSON B.S.—Elementory Educotion RUTH ATWOOD B.A.—Sociology THOMAS BRANTLEY BAILEY, JR. 8.S.—Secondary Education SARA E. BELKOV B.S.—Seccndory Education NATALIE ROSENBERG BERNSTEIN BA.—Sociology BENJAMIN J. BLANTON B.A.—History MARY CHARLOTTE BROWNING MYRA SANDRA BULLOCK B.A.—Sociology B.S.—Elementory Education VICTOR H. BURCHER, JR. HOLT WILSON BUTT, JR. B.8.A.—General Business B.B.A.—Management ROBERT I. CAMPBELL 8.S.—Sccondory Education CHARLES ALLEN CAPPS B.A.—History ANN HAYES CASPER B.A.—Sociology JOANNA CATSELIS B.A.—English WHITNEY A. CHAMBERLAIN B.8.A.—Accounting SENIORS MARTHA GLYNN CLARKE B.A.—English DAVID G. COSTAS B.A.—Sociology JOHN JOSEPH COX B B.A.—Management CAROLYN JONES DAVIS RICHARD THOMAS DEATON B.S.—Secondary Education B.S.—Pre-Medical JACK EDWIN DENT, JR. JAMES WILLIAM DERRICKSON, JR. JOSEPH NELSON EARLY GEORGE F. FEREBEE, JR. B.A.—General Business B.B.A.—General Business B.B.A.—Monogement B.B.A.—Management 1 WILLIAM I. FOSTER, JR. B.B.A.—Accounting 1960 RUTHANN NAOMI FOX B.A.—History MAXINE GLADSTONE FRIEDENSON FRANCES PATRICIA FULLER B.A.—Sociology B.A.—Biology MARGARET MARY GIES B.A.—English BARBARA S. GOLD,MAN B.S.—Elementary Education BYRON EDWARD GRESS B.S.—Secondory Educotion JEAN DELORIS HALSTEAD B.S.—Elementary Education MORGAN C. HAMBY KENNETH RAYNOR HARMON, III B.A.—Business Administration B.S.—Physical Educotion JAMES RUDOLPH HEDGPETH B.8.A.—Accounting ALICE MAYS HEMP B.S.—Elementary Educotion MARTHA DALE HERBERT BARBARA GALE HOCHBAN B.A.—English 8.B.A.—Economics JULIA PARKS HOLLINGSWORTH FAITH LUCILLE HOLMES SHIRLEY W. ISROW EMIKO IWANE 8.S.—Elementory Education 8.S.—Physicol Education B.S.—Elementary Education B.A.—Sociology HARRY W. JONES, JR. B.B A.—General Business FRANCES IVY JORDAN B.A.—History JOHN WARD KERR, JR. B.B.A.—Accounting ARTHUR FRANCIS KCEPPEN, JR. B.S.—Biology ROBERT LOUIS LAMPROS B.B.A.—Monagcmcnt LAWRENCE C. LAWLESS B.A.—History JOHN RANDOLPH LEE J. A. LINN B.S.—Sccondory Educotion ALICE LOUISE LITTLE B.S.—Secondory Educotion SENIORS JOSEPH F. LIZART B.S.—Sccondory Educotion A. MILDRED LOGAN B.A.—Biology ANN LUCY B.S.—Elementary Educotion FRANCIS M. MANTZ JANICE ABBOTT MARSHALL B.A.—Sociology B.A.—History NAOMI LORENE MARSHALL B.S.—Elemcntory Education EDWINA G. MARLOWE B.A.—English RAYMOND JOHN MATTES, JR B.S.—Secondary Education CHARLES E. McCONNEHY, JR. B.A.—History BETTY WADE MILES B.A.—English ARNOLD DEAN MILLER B.B.A.—Management SYLVIA ANN MILLER B.A.—History 1960 DOROTHY BLAND MEHARD B.S.—Secondary Education BENJAMIN H. MERR B.B.A.—Finance MARY E. MITCHELL WILLIAM O. MITCHELL RUTH L. MOLZAN NANCY L. MOUNIE LINDA LEE MYERS B.S.—Secondory Education B.S.—Physicol Education B.A.—History JAMES M OGLESBY B.S.—Secondary Education BASCOMBE K. OSBORNE B.S.—Secondary Education T. ALFRED PARKER B.S.—Secondory Education ARLENE J. PARMENTIER 8 A.—English WILLIAM H. PATTERSON B.B.A.—Accounting ROSA M. PERSONS B.S.—Elementary Education TRAVIS MEECH PETERS B.S.—Elementary Education GEORGE M. PETTYJOHN 8 B A —Management RALPH HINTON ROBERTS. JR. CARL RAPHAEL ROSENTHAL B.B.A.—Marketing B.B.A.—Accounting ANITA LOUISE ST. CLAIR B.S.—Secondary Education (English) BETTY ATKESON SALLEY B.S.—-Chemistry CHARLES T. SAWYER, JR B.B.A.—Accounting CARL KERMIT SCARBOROUGH, JR. B.S.—Physical Education JOSEPH CHARLES SEVER B.A.—History RUTH MIRIAM SNYDER B.A.—English TERRY RICHARD STEVENSON B.A.—English ELLEN JOYCE STONE B A - Mathematics CHARLES LEONARD SUPAN B.B.A.—Marketing MARILYN GARVEY SURLES B.S.—Elementary Education JOSEPH B. VESTAL 8. BA.—Morkcting 1960 EMERSON WALDEN BA.—Sociology RUTH ELEANOR WALLACE B.S.—Elemcntory Education HUGH WILSON WARD B.A.—English AMOS GROVES WEST B.S.—Physicol Education RICHARD DALE WHITE B.8 A.—Monogcmcnt RICHARD LEE WILKIN, SR. B.S.—Medical Technology VIOLETTE WILLIAMS B.S.—Secondary Education DONALD EDWARD WIRT B.B.A.—Management SONYA LEE ZABNER B.B.A.—General Business SENIORS 1960 ROBERT EDGAR BRUNSON JEROME WALLACE HOGGE, JR. B.S.—Elementary Education B.B.A,—Economics WILLIAM R. LYONS mm GRADUATION ot long losr? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bob Podgett, Pres. Donno Vincent, Sec. Dione Torkington, Treos. Woody Pusey, V. Pres. JUNIORS Corl G. Anderson Frank Anderson Mary Ann Anderson Barbara 8oker Fronces Borker Sidney Botes Robert Beole Virginia Bigio Barboro Bowen Mona Brownson Helen Bunting Dovid Burgess Jane Coffee Jockic Corroll Corl Cuthrell I Bobby Corter Leno Conley Clem Dolton Sue Dusinberre Rebecco Flowers Dean Cospcr Guy Copeland Ronnie Dovis Rex Edwords Kathleen Foley Richard Cherry Ronold Cowon 1961 Gole Deoson Loretta Ferebcc Thomos W, French Vernon Cherry Jeon Chestnutt Corroll Creccy Doris Culpepper Doriene Decn Leonard Ferris Steve Georges Suzonne DeLoine John Fleet Thelmo Gilbert Carol Glisson Betty Hassell Suzanne Green Noncy Hogomon Nancy Harmon William H. Horrisson Marge Hawkcs Jeon Marie Heller Ester Howord Jonet Howord JUNIORS Bill Howell Anne T. Jordon Corolyn Le Due Willard Humphcrics Corolyn Kehoe Fran Matlock Peter Hutchinson, Jr. Linda Ingrum Martho Jone Knecht Leannc Kuhl William McCrow Margaret McGratten Helen Johnson Glenn Lossiter Roger McLaughlin Noncy Nofplot Sue Rodford John Runyon, II Clair Simpson Noncy Steele 8ob Podgett William G. Roy Toso Pontozelos Ronold Reiter Mary Peterson Hilda Reppert 1961 Richord Rust Renee Skinner Stella Stylianou Muffett Ryder Fred Sowyer Constantine Sponculis William G. Spruill Morjorie Sweeny Troy Swindell Woody Pusey J. D. Ross Don no Scntcr Robert Stonton Dione Torkington Jenicl Teifer Jomes R. Thomas Norvcy B. Winfrec Robert Hood JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Left to right: 1st row: Suzonnc Green, Bill Howell, Sue Dusinberre, Bob Padgett. 2nd row: Woody Pusey, Rebecca Flowers, Richord Cherry, Betty Hossell. •48 Junior Clot Carnival Committee Bill Howell, Mike White, Roger McLaughlin, Woody Puscy, Dick Cherry JUNIOR CLASS CARNIVAL Those pics tostc good. Jack ? CLASS OFFICERS Flo Povlides—President Jeoncttc Elmore—Vice-President Allan Kjeldsen—Secretary J. T. Hendricks—Treasurer SOPHOMORES Donny Dail Nancy M. Dovis Peggy Dickerson A. M. Fohl Stanley L. Futrell Roger Groce Bob Davis Carrie Dovison Jeanette Elmore Allan Frost Alan Goldstein Rose Grover Noncy C. Davis Peggy Deans Henry Esber Robert Frye Pot Gregory Frank Guthrie Class Council Anne Hostc, Marilyn Goldberg, Bill Lobeck, Brcrvdo Brown, Rose Gorver, Peggy Rcvcll, Myrccn Moore, Joon Nichols, Jock Jennings, Roy Cosey, Judy Mitchell, Jonice Willioms. 1962 Donnie Atkinson Teresa Borbcrio H. Russell Baker Chorles Barcfield Stanley Borr Thomos R. Boshoro Lindo Booth Brenda Brown Carol Bruce Jon Corlson Carole Colemon Allon Colton Patricio Conner Corol Culpepper Phyllis Cretcau Thomos J. Cummins Pot Csomoy Jcane Lowrence Cummins Leigh Griffin Chorles Hartz Barboro Hotchcr Anne Haste Williom Hoymon Robert Hicks Faye Hill Terry Huling Virginio Ingram Bobby James Jock Jennings Jeanette Joyner Gordon Karigcr Corol Kitchin Don W. Korte Margaret Krcjci Betty Anne Lombdcn Anne Lonkford Moy Orsburn Betty Lou Parker Pot Pasco roso Loretta Myers Joon Nichols Jan Nieuwenhuijzcn Jerry McClonan Judith D. Mitchell Myreen Moore Johnny Marshall Lionel Meredith Frank E. McAfee, Jr Janet Lucas Jerry Maccubbin Andy Morks Sol lie Lawson Barbara Levine Linwood Little Florence Povlides Wolter Parsons, Jr. Jomcs Poyne Edward E. Sledge Sam Smith Bonnie Ellen Spark Ann Perdue Albert Perkins Sondro Joy Perkins Robert O. Stonlcy James Stringfield Joseph R. Thibodeau John Peterson Diane Quatrini Soud H. Rood Bill Todd Rainer H. Von Alien Cecilc Ward Margaret Revell Betty J. Ricks Barbara Roach Jconette Watt Jonicc Weaver Fronccs Wcllons Bill Rooch Joyce Robins Horry Sondridgc Gary Williams G. Harold Willioms Jeon Winder Nelda Cloricio Santo Frank Sowyer Sondro Sculley V erdno Wynne Spenser Zahn Alice Zelubowski Dovid Allen Nelson Arnold Kothlcen Boilcy Eicon Borncy Jill Brotten louro Leo 8rooks Picof Cossodo Ann Allmend Belly Lou Askew Corolyn Anderson Jconic Bocon Donold Aniol Hitdegorde Bachtte Glorfo Bollentioe Vlclorlo Bolly Duane Beochom Way tend L. Blowe Richard Bridgcforth Nathalie Britt Borbcro Brown Lyndo Lee Corpcr Sondra Cavanoh Connie Baker William Bccdie Robert Branord Patli Burgess Gene Connody Marie Cockrell Jomes William Brandt April Brockmycr Pot Burnworth Robert Copley 1963 Class Council Mary Hughes Elizabeth Cherry Paige Mouphin Nadine Issacs Joe Pouts Linda Vestal Judy Cox Robert A. Echord Walter P. Ehle Steve Epps Eteonor Flora Camcito Francis Tom V. French Betty Fulford Roger Gollolce Jonct Gorrlngcr Poul Gorsuch Donna Gilliam Mory Hoffcnberger Gil Gilpin Carlcen Holes Jerry Godwin Chuck Homelton Brendo Harris Potrieio Harris Poul C. Harris. Jr. Moriholl Hort Joon Hoyden John A. Henry Dione Henderson Esther Hitt Robert Hcoe Anna Hurt Nadine isoocs Ned T. Joekson, Jr. Carol Jennings Doug Hugo Jessica M. Ingrum Frank Ivcv l.cnoro Jeffers Susan Johnson Donald Jones Marie Keefer Kothy Keck Bill Kennedy FRESHMEN Mono L. King Joyce Mann Maureen McMahon Mory Ann Moore Linwood Nelms Robert L. O'Brien Gotl T Krukin Toby Lcrman Norma Jeon Morquctte Chuck Mothis Jomcs Person Borry KcSser Jomos McSwoin Woltcr Moore Judy New berg Edword Newby Robert E. Nyquist Chris Lomhert Jesse Lewis Dotty Puckett Sondro Locoscio Ullo Kuun Wayne Mcyyitk Chuck Montagna Forrest Morgon Jonet Lonford Richord lew1 Marie McPherson Mourecn lucitt 8etty Morris eofboro Rchordson Hjrman J. Ma'C’O RctWtl Kooins, JTm Chorle Ride favour Morooret Roberson Soro Roberts Potsy Robinson Mary Root Lindo Ross James Rothermel Jeon Sollkk George Sonford Nkk Savage Louise Roth Effie Russell Skip Sams Morce Sounders Betsy Shelton 1963 Charlotte Shields Brendo Smith Luno Spencer Fred Street Kate Stools Martho Tcogue Becky Twine Corroll Worrick Suson Wiley Morvey Silverman Corol Sm.th Solly Stalls Charles E. Stcwort Joson St'gletts Mary Thomos Linda Vestal Herbert Watson Joyce Willloms John Singletory Julia Smith Judy Slant Vernon W. Tyrone Stinson Mickey Thomos Richard A Villord George Whitehurst Pot Williford Stewart, Jr. L Ronnie Slocum Ivy Dcil Spencer lonny Staylor Joan Tabit Ann Tunyogi Mary Lou Wotencis Potsy Wickers Shirley B. Watson 60 A .1. Goddcn L. G. Crowder Assistant Director and Supervisor Mochine Shop of Evening T. I. J. S. Fitzgerald Related Subjects B. C. Dickerson Radio, Television, Electronics Head of Department L. A. Hobbs D. W. McGee Samuel Mauck Radio, Television, Electronics Automotive Mechanics Generol ond Architectural Drofting W. J. O'Brien Rclofed Subjects W. G. Pogue E. W. Steele Related Subjects Refrigeration and Air Conditioning W. H. Thornton Rodio, Television, ond Electronics Joseph Tusinski Radio, Television, and Electronics J. T. Williford Rodio, Television, ond Electronics J John W. Brown, Jr. J. C. Butt Eorl Clinton Cheshire Student Council Foy Davis William Charles Jomerson Eugene S. Killman, Jr. Sigmo Delta Phi Thomos E. Forehand Thurman E. Gardner Sigmo Delta Phi Jimmy G. Jones Gerald Lamont Lewis Sigma Delta Phi Student Council Herbert S. Moxwcll Sigma Delta Phi R. T. McKcon Lewis Hotten Nosh Sigma Delto Phi Donald Howard Peterson James Samuel Roy Robert Lilden Rose Preston Spruill, Jr. Sigma Delta Phi Frank R. Piersa Jerry Don Spoolmon Curtis Wilmcr Sutphin George Frances Sutton Sigmo Delto Phi Robert Thacker Williom P. Werner Sigmo Delto Phi Jomes Wilson Sigmo Delto Phi I STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right, tooted: Corl D. Webb, secretory; W. James, faculty advisor; Fay Davis, president; Dcnold W. Alcorn, vice-president; Gerald Lewis, trcosurcr. Center row: Charles S. Deoton, J. Phillip Blond, Eorl C. Cheshire, Joe W. Grimes. Back row: George W. McElovain, Fred W. Hodges, Richard C. Knick, Jr. T.l. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Front row: Walton Wilson, J. Tusinski (sponsor), Ira White, Sonny Jones, Bill Collins, Jerry Deormon, Cliff Pease. Bock row: R, C. Knick, D. H. Arnold, C. Vcrget, C. D. Webb, C. D. Davis, W. L. Fulcher, ond W. W. Plunkett. I 66 V FRATERNITY MEMBERS First row: Trcosurcr, T. E. Gordner; Secretory, L. E. Little; Sponsor, W. T. Jomes, Jr.; President, E. S. Killmon, Jr.; Vice-President, D. Alcorn. Second row: Robert Copps, W. Denson, A. N. Cospcr, Robert Rose, M. N. Childers, W. Werner, F. Dovis, J. S. Roy. Third row: J. Wilson, J. R. Borr, G. L. Lewis, L. H. Nosh, G. Sutton, W. E. Antley. Fourth row: C. Rhodes, R White, H. M. Allen, H. S. Maxwell. SIGMA DELTA PHI FRATERNITY i PLEDGES: J. S. Roy, L. H. Nosh, B. W. Whitehurst, Robert White, W. E. Antley, H. S. Moxwell, M. N. Childers, J. R. Borr. 67 RADIO 10th QUARTER Front row, L to R: Richord S. 8oiley, Frank R. Picrser, Phillip R. Mcdlin, Charles S. Deaton, Fay Dovis, William C. Jamer-son, Jimmy G. Jones, Glenn C. Baum. Bock row, L to R: Eu- gene S. Killmon, Sr., Joe Terry, Robert T. McKeon, Thomas E, Forehand, Joseph T. Ollice, Jerry D. Spoolmon. AUTO 7th QUARTER 68 DRAFTING 2nd QUARTER Front row, L to R: A. N. Cospcr, L. Little, R. G. Copps, R. L. Tice, W. Werner. Bock row, L. to R.: H. Nosh, J. Wilson, J. Smith, P. Spruill, C. D. Rhodes, G. F. Sutton, D. P. Wolloce. DRAFTING 2nd QUARTER Front row, L to R: J. W. Shottuek, O. M. Floyd, W. L. Perry, R. A. Wood mo n, C. C. Sutton, P. R. Merritt, C. R. Moisey, Jr. Second row, L to R: W. E. Brodlcy, F. P. Davis, F. H. Mc8ur- 69 ncy, Jr., R. D. Young, R E. Gurgonus, J. V. Hosty. Bock row, L to R: R. T. Murphy, J. P. Blond, C. E. Phillips, R. I. Tolston. REFRIGERATION 6th QUARTER Front row, L to R: G. L. Lewis, T. L Vondcll, L. A. Lover, N. D. Swonncr, 8. A Quolls, 0. W. Denson. Second row, L to R: H. S. Moxwell, A J. Kirsch, D. 8. Cheshire, F L. Fodley, W. E. Antlcy, G. C. Crumpler. REFRIGERATION 4th QUARTER Front row, L to R: W. S Lom, J. R. Borr, H. E. Liles, R A. Schelloto. Second row, L to R: S. N. DeYoung, D. C. McKinney, J. W. Grimes, D. P. Turpin, R. D. White. 70 REFRIGERATION 2nd QUARTER Front row, L to R: R. R. Pottie, L. L. Hinson, C. C. Cluff. Bock row, L to R: T. D. Douglos, J. R. Vondell, C. W. Stomm. The new Technical Institute Building. 71 [aiililai! 1. It's just gotto work 2. Let's try this one 3. Three big hams—Ira White, Sonny Jomes, Bill Collins 4. Putting yourself into the work 5. A. Kelley, N. D. Etheridge 6. Whof next! SOCIAL FRATERNAL COUNCIL Established in the fall of 1958, The Social Fraternal Council was part of the new student government begun that year. It is a reorganized version of what was previously known as the Inter-Fraternal Council, and serves as a coordinating body for the fraternities and sororities on campus. It has fulfilled its purpose during the past year by sponsoring such projects as the annual Red Cross Blood Drive, Homecoming week activities, and a dance in the fall. 1st row, L to R: Jonet Howard. Virginio Epsylon; Corric Dovison. Delta Sigma Lombdo. 2nd row, L to R: Sylvio Miller, Gommo Gamma; Fron Matlock, Alpho Omegc Phi; Janice Moriholl, Koppc Kappo Koppo; Peggy Gies, Cotillion Bock row, L. to R: Jerry Hoggc, Delto Omego Phi; Bill Lyons, Imps; Bob Lompros, Tigo; Toso Pontozclos, Pi Phi Sigmo; Bob Hood, Koppa Sigma Kappo, DELTA SIGMA LAMBDA L to R: Ruby Perry, Corrie Dovison, Hildo Reppert, Doris Culpepper, Mory Shocmokcr, Moblc Hines, Ester Howord, Jeneil Teifer, Jeon Chesnutt. ! Delta Sigma Lambda was founded at Norfolk William and Mary on February 14, 1956. Membership is limited to women students who are over twenty-five years of age. This group has rightfully taken its place among the social organizations of the campus. Noted for its outstanding scholastic achievement, Delta Sigma Lambda has many fine projects which serve to unify our older William and Mary collegiates. INTER-SORORITY COUNCIL Donnie Atkinson Bonnie Spark Pot Frozier Stella Stylianou Teddy Marty Peggy Revel I Jeneil Teifer Alpho Virginia Epsylon Cotillion Gamma (chairman) Gamma Kappa Kappa Kappa Delta Sigma Lambda The Inter-Sorority Council functions not only os the overseeing organization during sorority rush weeks, but it also serves to bring all the sororities closer together by having them plan ond carry out group projects. During the past year the Council hos given two teas for the new pledges, hos sponsored the annual inter-sorority Table Setting Contest, and hos helped conduct a campus Easter Seal Drive. ALPHA OMEGA PHI Pledges Pom Morris Undo Dovis Jennie Heath Julionne Storck Pot Csomoy Glorio Bollontine Joyce Willioms Sandro Freedman Te-Eto Hery Pot Burnworth Potsy Wickers Borboro Rooch Camille Tyson Loura Lee Brooks OFF CERS Fran Matlock President Kathleen Foley Vice President Marthc Jane Knecht Rec. Secretary Suzanne Delaine Corres. Secretary Linda Ingram Treasurer Margie Sweeny Historian Charlotte Browning Chaplain Sally Stanley Parliamentarian Janice Weaver Publicity Chairman 78 MEMBERS Atwood Abbitt Chorlotto Browning Solly Stonley Margie Sweeny Mortho Knccht Linda Ingrom Suzanne Delaine Kathleen Foley Fran Motlock Jane Coffee Joyce Stone Helen Johnson Becky Flowers Jonice Weaver Frances Wellons Donnie Atkinson Carol Kitchin Nancy Steele Marge Howks Noncy Dovis Foye HiM Barbara Bowen Phyllis Crctcau Shirley Conner Myreen Moore Thelmo Gilbert Fran Dorcey Rosemary Dillon Jo Anno Rydingsvard PLEDGES Richord Adorns Nelson Arnold Bill Bccdie Sonny Bclotc Bill Cannon Brock Doshiell Chuck Field Jock Henley Joe Lord Richord Peters Bob Smith Som Thomos Eddie Voil Mike Who Ion Bob James MEMBERS Robert Ainsworth Tom Boshoro Willie Bell Jack Boone Vic Burcher Robert Carter Carroll Crcccy Ronnie Dovis William Denton Rex Edwards Jim Font Joe Fedor Lconord Ferris Bert Horrcll Kirkie Harrison Jim Hedgepeth Jerry Hoggc Jock Kerr Robert Lawson Richord Lewis Fronk McAfee Roger McLoughlin Ben Mcrr Dick Nock Don Polumbo George Perkins Don Peterson Frank Powell Willie Roy Normon Ringer Eugene Royoll Fronk Sawyer Wcndro Wynne DELTA OMEGA PHI WELCOME DELTA-GAMM Left to right: Row 1: Vic 8urcher, Wcrdno Wynne, Bill Whitehurst, Lconord Ferris, Fronk Powell, Jim Hedgepeth, Roger McLoughlin, Jerry Hogge Row 2: Tom Boshoro, Fronk Anderson, Willis Bell, Ben Merr, Fronk Sowyer, Rex Edwords, Don Polumbo, Don Peterson, Jock Kerr Row 3: Gene Royoll, Normon Ringer, Bob Anis-worth, Jock Boone, Dick Nock, Fronk McAfee, Bob Corter, Albert Perkins, Buddy Denton, Cookie Lewis. IMPS $ OFFICERS Don Wirt Phil Ryder Ston Dorden Chorlie Fulford Troy Swindell Charlie Borlwin Ed Meeks Hugh Ward Treasurer President Vice President Academic Secretary Secretary Treasurer Historian Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain Betty Hassell Member : Bottom row, L to R: Edgar Meeks, Charles Fulford, Devm Donohue, Chorles Baldwin, Don Wirt, Phil Ryder, Troy Swindell, Stanley Dorden. 2nd row, L to R: Allon Kjcldscn, Leon Morris, 8ob Podgett, Charles McConnehey, Bill Spruill, Tom Credle, Fronk Davis. 3rd row, L to R: Cliff Johnson, Tom Dehart, Dan Doil, Ron Sortino 4th row, L to R: Wes Toler, Wilson Neligor, John Hunt. David Burgess, 5th row, L to R: Bob Borncs, John Peterson, Frank Jcmes, Holt Butt, Clork Lambert. TO TO V V M M rA Members Frank Anderson Charlie Boldwin Bob Bornes Dave Burgess Holt Butt Tom Cradle Don Doil Stan Darden Frank Davis Tom DcHort Devin Donohue Joe Drewery Dan Dudley Charlie Fulford Fred Gray Billy Howell John Hunt Frank James Cliff Johnson Allan Kjeldscn Billy Lyons Clark Lambert Charlie McConnchoy Ed Meeks Leon Morris Wilson Nelligor Bob Padgett John Peterson Phil Ryder Den Sortino Bill Spruill West Toler Troy Swindell Hugh Ward Don Wirt 83 Officers President Vice-President Recording Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Janice Marshall Faith Holmes Betty Wade Miles Betty Hassell Diane Tarkington KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA Members PI Vero Anderson Nancy Mounic Joyce Monn Ruth Atwood Nancy Nofplot Saro Roberts Tereso Borberio Joyce Robbins Judy Kane Carol Culpepper Muffet Ryder Peggy Krejci Nancy Dovis Diane Torkingtcn Ullo Koon Sue Dusinberrc Donna Vincent Donna Gilliom Bcnhom Etheridge Ann Willis Eleanor Parker Suzonne Green Noncy Winfrcc Solly Chapman 8etty Hossell Roxanne Tea ford Paige Moupin Gale Hochbon Peggy Rcvell Brendo Harris Suson Hodges Ann Tunyogi 8orboro Richardson Foith Holmes Mary Jackson Sharon Plowin Jeane Lawrence Cummings Sandro Myers Janice Morsholl Gcorgiono Breeden Christine Merrick Penny Cunningham Betty Wade Miles Jeon Groy Schcnck Judy Mitchell es Eleanor Berg Carolyn Anderson 8etty Sue Forrest Sondro Locoscio Mary Lou Wolcncis Renee Skinner Ellen Sumner Elizabeth Hechtkopf Corolc Colemon Carol Morsholl Sondro Boylor 85 Standing, left to right: Richord Benduro, Edward Bailey, Bill Hill, Donald Aldridge, Mickey, Johnny Johnson, Bill Swonner Seated, left to right: Chuck Sowyer, Richord Deaton, Fronk Guthrie, Toso Pontozelos. 187 Members T I G A Douglas Ainsley Fronk Bark Butch Barr George Beagle Jim Collcron Charlie Capps Richard Cherry Bill Culverhousc Jim Drew Don Etheridge Som Evans Bumic Giles Aubrey Holmes Jack Jennings Richard Kotz Neil Kelly Robert Lompros Bob Mclver Woody Pusey Buddy Rcdfcrn Jock Satterwoithe Ike Simmons Chorles Supon Terry Stevenson Jerry Tomkins Joe Vestol Wade Wharton Pledges Chuck Montogno William Vining Larry Gautrcoux Jerry Levy Joe Toro Clint Eoson Herbie Alcox Worren Gilbert 88 Tigo Members. COTILLION ot ill io N Mrs. Anne S. Doughtrey, Sorority Sponsor, ond Peggy Gies, President. Left to Right: Borboro Boker, Peggy Gies, Gail Anthony, Judy Divers, ond Pot Gregory en|Oying o joke during o coffee cliche. Off i cers Peggy Gies, President 8cvcrly Campbell, Vice-president Potricio Frozier, Recording Secretory Patricio Gregory, Corresponding Secretory Judith Divers, Treosurer Cccile Word, Historian Pledges Members Lynn Bruner Deonne Molposs Becky Johnson Borboro 8oker Maureen McMahon Goil Anthony Jonct Lonkford Diane Poyne 90 Rosemary Stork Peggy Gies Beverly Campbell Potricio Frozier Potricio Gregory Judith Divers Cccile Word Left to right. Row one: Ann Hoste, Ann Wogner. Sylvio Miller (Pres.), Flo Povlides. Row two: Betty Lombdcn, Dorienne Dccn, Rose Grover,, Lconnc Kuhl, Morilyn Goldberg. Row three: Pot Conner, Loretto Myers, Jone Freund, Joon Nichols. Row four: Corol Glisson, Jconette Elmore, Pot Diehl, Sue Rodford, Jeonctte 8oum, Tinker Borker, Stello Stylionou. Row five: Sondro Sculley, Corolyn Kchoe, Alice Zelubow-ski, Virginio Dorden. Row � i : Brenda Brown, Ann Purdue, Teddy Morty. Row seven: Jockie Carroll, Frances Fuller, Moric Brooks, Miss Jeon Pugh (sponsor). GAMMA GAMMA Officers Pledges Pres.: Sylvio Ann Miller Jconette Elmore Eileen Barney V. Pres.: Betty Lambden Jone Freund Pot Bonnette Rec. Sec.: Corol Ann Glisson Fronces Fuller Sondro Covonoh Cor. Sec.: Dorionne Deen Corol Ann Glisson Etto Halprin Trcs.: Joon Nichols Morilyn Goldberg Jeon Marie Heller House: 305 W 29th Street Rose Grover Dionc Henderson Ann Hoste Anno Hurt Corolyn Kchoe Chris Lambert Phyli Kincaid Fron Low Lee Lconne Kuhl Beverly Mills Betty Lambden Arlene Morris Members Teddy Morty Sylvio Miller Pot Poscaroso Porter Phillips Loretto Myers Betty Rodford Francis Borker Joon Nichols Jeon Sallick Jeonctte Baum Florence Povlides Pat Shorrett Jerry Boone Sondro Perkins Ann Taylor Marie Brooks Ann Purdue Brenda Brown Sue Radford Jockie Carroll Sondro Scully Pot Conner Sandro Stork Virginio Dorden Stello Stylionou Dorienne Dccn Ann Lynne Wagner Pot Diehl Alice Zelubowski 91 VIRGINIA EPSYLON Mem bers--Sept., ’59-May, ’60.. Mona Brownson Pledges Judy Aux Koy Bell Pat Horton Sandro Booth Keene Sandro LeBlonc Toby Lerrr.on Diane Quotrini Louise Roth Margie Fovcrmon Loretta Ferebce Janet Howord Carolyn Lc Due Margaret McGrotton Sylvia McMurry Bonnie Spark Juliet Wagner Jeanette Wott 92 KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Members.. Dovid Boling Denny Collohon Jon Corlson Ronold Cowon Jock Dent Joe Dollar J T. Hendricks Bobby Hood Poul Kist Ernie Knox Jerry MocCubbin Jock Morgan Jerry Musselmon Richard Perry Lorry Robinson Brian Smith Eorl Spurr President Vice President Secretory Lccol Treasurer National Trcosurer Sponsors House Wolly Bornes Paul Kist Dovid 8oling Eorl Spurr Brian Smith Don Oglesby, Al Teich 1249 W 48th St. 93 i r NC Bui'ftwJ , IT WM5 ONL-V VANILLA COKE.7 MORE FUN AND MORE PARTIES!! I t Left to right: Ruth Snyder, W H. Potterjon. El.zobeth Wheeler, Beniom.n J. Blonton, Koth-crine M Adorns, Dr. Rogers D Whichord (sponsor), Joyce Friemon Stone, Beverly Roone CompbeN DELTA PHI OMEGA Senior Honorary Scholastic Fraternity This honorary scholastic society was inaugurated at the college in May, 1959, in order to encourage scholastic endeavor and give recognition for outstanding scholastic achievement. Delta Phi Omega is a local honorary society which aspires to be a stepping stone to Phi Beta Kappa. This local society was recently organized, but it is expected to expand along with our fast-growing Norfolk college. The requirements for membership include at least seventy-five semester hours of college work (with ot least forty-five semester hours at the local college), a scholastic average of 2.5 or better, and a clear record. All of the present members of Delta Phi Omega are charter members. Most of the original (chorter) members graduated in 1959, and the group remaining ot the college is small. However, a sizable number is expected to be initiated into the organization in the near future. 100 Betty Hossell—President PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Theto Kappo is the national honorary society for the junior college. It wos originated in 1900 in Columbio, Missouri, under the name of Kappo Phi Omicron. In 1925 chapters were granted to colleges outside of the state of Missouri until it grew to be recognized by the American Association of Junior Colleges. Phi Theto Kappa has expanded to such on extent that at the present time there ore one hundred and fourteen active chapters in the United States. Our local chapter wos founded on the campus in May 1950. 101 - Mrs. Martha Clarke Fred Sowycr Tom Crcdlc Mr. Reed Chapter President Project Choirmon Advisor ALPHA KAPPA PSI 1st row: Mr. Arthur Belote, Dr. John Tabb, Bob Beole, Vice-President, Gerald Rubinger, Treasurer, Phil Ryder, Secretary, Fred Sawyer, President. 2nd row: Horry Sandridge, Jose Gor-bco, Don Korte, Williom Sayers, Williom Foster, Whitney Chomberloin, Charles Sawyer. 3rd row: Fronk Sawyer, Jock Kerr, Joe Vestal, Bob Burke, George Ferebee, Arnold Miller. 4� h row: Elwood Reid, Aloys Fohl, Edward Dozier, Mike Abbott, Roger McLoughlin, William Spruill. Thomos Credle. MERCHANDISING CLUB Virginio Hall—President Now in its second year as the interest club of the students in the Merchandising Department, Theta Mu Chi is looking forward to participation in a new national organization now being formed to include all college clubs for students in Distributive Education. Chief goals of Theta Mu Chi are to develop leadership abilities and a sense of responsibility, to provide contacts that broaden the students' outlook, and to promote recognition of both of the Merchandising Department and of the field of merchandising as a rewording one for careers. Professors Ruth Branigan and Joseph A. Binford, Jr., of the department act as club sponsors. Theta Mu Chi is formally recognized by the Student Activities Committee. It has participated in the Junior Carnival and has also been active in the Interest Club Council. THE CHORUS THE MADRIGAL SINGERS lit row: Borboro Roach, Comille Tyson, Mary Peterson, Morgie Sweeney, Bonnie Spark, Pat Diehl. 2nd row: Welton Smith, Arthur White. Michocl Thomos, Gene Dovis. David Bolling, Lutroll Sow-yer. Director—Eliot Brcnciscr THE BAND -UMfcjeu Peggy Wcisigcr ond Ethlyn Howord disploy some of their tolent ond technique. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA In December, 1957, the Comma Zeta Chapter of the professional Music Fraternity was installed at the College of William and Mary in Norfolk. Music majors or music education majors are eligi- ble for membership. The group maintains a strong interest in sustaining high standards in the field of music at both the college level and also in the community. 1st row: Muffet Ryder, Mory Peterson, Ann Lee 8urcher, Mary Felts, President. 2nd row: Margie Sweeny, Peggy Wcisigcr, Borbora Roach, Betty Gene Butt, Ethlyn Howord, Arlinc Robinson, Advisor. THE WESLEY FOUNDATION The Methodist students once ogoin found opportunities for worship, friendship, and service within the framework of The Wesley Foundation. In its fourth year on campus the Wesley Foundation reflected the rapid growth of both the school and its organizations when it organized the Methodist Student Center. The Student Center is located not far from the campus on Hampton Boulevard. This provided additional activity for the club along with their regular meetings and yearly activities. 106 W V. V V k Designed to meet the individual and collective needs of the Episcopal students, the Canterbury Association fosters among students o better understanding of the faith, practice and loyalty of the Episcopal Church. This Association was founded on the Campus in the spring of 1958 and has grown in recognition. The group furthers its program through regular meetings, lectures, sociols, and discussions. THE CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION THE NEWMAN CLUB Religion, intellectual, and social activity make up the threefold goal of the Newman Club. The Catholic students on Campus further the attaining of this goal by their support of the regular meetings and special activities of the Newman Club. 8ill Soyers, Sergeont-ot-Arms; Richard Abbott, Vice-President; Joe Foil, Secretary; Aloys Fohl, President Missing is Lowton Box, Treasurer. VETERAN’S CLUB 1st row: Ernie Blitch, Bill Rew, Bill Sayers, Richord Abbott, Charles Ridcnhour, Aloys Fohl. 2nd row: B. K. Osborne, Ben Blantoo, Welcome Eddy, Mike Lombardo, J. Thibcdeou, Laddie O'Kelly, Fred Sowyer, Joe Fail, William Edwords, John Nicuwenhuy en. 3rd row: Bob Mock, Whitney Chomberloin, Jcck Lewis, H. L. Clork, Don Heydon, S A, McDonnell. Mrs. Soodro Abbott, President of the Student Wives Club, ond Mrs. Ann Soyers, Choirmon of the Ph.T Committee put up some publicity obout the Putting Hubby Through Degree the Club will award to the wives of greduoting Seniors. THE STUDENT WIVES CLUB Mrs. Soodro Abbott presides over the Wednesdoy evening meetings of the Student Wives Club. Officers Goil Hochbon Ronnie Davis—President Foith Holmes MONOGRAM CLUB 1st row: Benny Merr. Buddy Mcridith, Foith Holmes. 2nd row: Ed Wolwino, Mike Ash, Frank McAfee, Jock Dent, Sandy Meyers, Susan Hodges. Carol Culpepper, Sondro Sculley, Faith Holmes, Togi Tunyogi, Sue Radford, Suson Hodges, Ann Tunyogi, Eileen Shopiro, Gail Deason, Jill Brottcn, Soroh Jo Plummer, Glorio 8ollentine, Betty Ann Lombden, Ullo Kuun. THE SYNCHRONETTES Foith Holmes, Corol Culpepper, ond Suson Hodges in costume for one of the numbers from the Aquofantosio the Synchroncttes presented this year. The building which houses the Speech Center. SPEECH CENTER Toping speeches given in class enables the students to hear their errors ond correct them more eosily. Mr. Cooper demonstrating the use of o mirror in speech theropy. A relaxed atmosphere ond familiar gomes help the child receiving speech therapy. Phil Bunin, Forrest Morgon, Professor George Reilly, Michoel Knoble, Gornett Toylor. THE DEBATE TEAM THE GAVEL CLUB This semester Mrs. Winifred Edelstcin presides over the Govel Club. Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Moderator Photographer Copy Editor Deanne Malpass Mike Knable Professor John West Farris Studio Myreen Moore For thirty years the High Hot has endeavored to bring the students campus news and provide an outlet for their opinions. It has always existed as a campus newspaper. However, this year the High Hat became something more than just a newspaper. In February of I960, the first issue of the High Hat as a newsmagazine was presented to the student body. The reaction to this change was immediate and enthusiastic. Thus, the new High Hat newsmagazine is proud to take its place beside the Chieftain, Opus No. 1, and the Satyr in adapting to the needs of an increasing student body in an expanding college. The h � t issue of the newsmagazine! 114 Feoture Editor Feature Writers Nancy Winfree Chuck Whitehurst Herb Rice Bill Bradley Jean Criscoe Jerry Mussellman EDITONS Alice Zelubowski, Gory Wosvcrmon, Myreen Moore. Joe Fout ■ Sports Editor Gary Wasserman Sports Reporters Flip Collins Dave Burgess John Fine News Editor News Reporters Alice Zelubowski Sue Dunning Dale Herbert Larry Sowell Sandra Booth Dan Goldmintz Bob Capps Gary Bradley Art Editor Joe Fouts Artists Tiddle Coylor Earl Spurr OPUS NO. 1 Thcd Groves, Bill Hayes, ond Bill Bradley. The spring of 1958 saw the publication of the College of William ond Mary's first literary magazine. The year 1960 finds the Opus No. 1 on established and expanding institution whose existence provides the opportunity and stimulation among the student body for the expression of their creative and critical talents. The primary purpose of Opus No. 1 (meaning first works) is to awaken on interest in the art and craft of writing and to offer an outlet for efforts showing signs of talent. The manuscripts submitted to each publication are judged, not by professional standards, but rather on their merits as amateur expression. For the staff the Opus is o lesson in the trials of editing, selecting, and publishing, and for the reader it is a lesson in what con be done with a lot of effort and a little talent. Edwino Marlowe Gory Wosscrrrvon Deanne Molpass STAFF Editors Fall 1959 Judy Johns Business Manager Thad Groves Editorial Board Deonne Malposs Ruth Snyder Hugh Ward Mona Brownson Stanley Darden Staff Leslie Faircloth Toby Lerman Charles Whitehurst George Hendrickson Arthur Lerman Faculty Advisor John Foster West Spring 1960 Bill Bradley Associate Editor NANCY WINFREE Eleanor Berg, Sharon Plowin, Barboro Richordson, Belly Lou Parker, Pat Ciomoy. s k «l PAGI NO COPY DEIMAR PRINTING COMPANY •' Chorlo� t«. N. C. jo no. position on pagc TYPI 100Y COPY ARB PICTIII MP1I0HS II10W Art Editor Joe Fouts Photographer Fred Habit Faculty Editor Betty Lou Parker Feature Editors Eleanor Berg Shoron Plowin T. I. Editors Rose Grover Barbora Levine Sports Editors Jack Kerr Mike Doody Bill Harrison Class Editors Noncy Winfree Becky Flowers Bonnie Spark Judy Newberg ADVISOR Mr John Foster West HEADINGS AND SUB-HEADINGS POSITION ON PAGI • 0 ROT MIACR tOWIt P0III0R 01 IBIS SMIT fckaol C.r� Sr � PAGI NO JO NO TYPI HIABINOS ARB SUIHIAOIRGS IHOW Socrates, Nancy Winfree, Borboro Levine, Bonnie Spark. Rose Grover, Judy Newberg. Becky Flowers. V v v iW fVl t7 Wv wv 7 Wv r i r Wv Wv V V r tri vv V V vv A V V A A V A STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Bill Foster Hugh Word Bill Spruill Tinker Borker Jock Kerr President Vice-President Vice-President Secretory Treosurcr STUDENT GOVERNMENT Jock Kerr, Flo Povlidcs, Ernie Knox, Tinker 8orker, Bill Foster, Toso Pontozclos, Bob Padgett, Sue Dusinberrc, Dick Dcoton We, the students of the College of William ond Mary in Norfolk, in order to promote among ourselves and with the community that spirit of mutual endeavor ond responsibility which is essentiol to the education of mature citizens in a democratic society, do hereby ordain and establish this Constitution of the Student Government of the College of William and Mary in Norfolk ' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Fred Street Anno Hurt Chuck Montogno Judy Mitchell Brendo Brown Rose Grover Mono Brownson Roger McLoughlin Richord Cherry Terry Stevenson Mortho Sue Clorke Chorlottc Browning 3 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL W Mi HONOR COURT Morilyn Goldberg, Joan Nichols, Ann Hoste, Marty Knecht, Fronk Anderson, John Cox, Billy Howell, Boscome Osborne, Fronk Fcrcbec, Hugh Word. JUDICIAL COURT Bill Loebock, John Cox, Morilyn Goldberg, Bob Stonton, Myreen Moore, Becky Flowers, Joe Vestal, Hugh Word. The Circle K Club on the campus is o unique organization. The club is first and last a service group. It must seek out and develop the activities that will be of the greatest value. Each school has its own needs, and clubs indicate their initiative by developing projects to take care of those needs. Since the organization was initiated in 1957, it has served the campus in many useful ways. There are many opportunities through Circle K membership, and it is the member's responsibility to make the most of them. The best wishes of the whole organization go out to each club os it takes up its useful ond constructive work. CIRCLE K CLUB Richard Cherry, Bob Padgett, Cooper Borchcld, Wolt Porsons, Jimmy Simmons, Bob Minyord, Bob Hicks, Jack Jennings, Wcody Pusey, Steele McGonegal, Fred Street, John Singletary, Harvey Glick, Allon Frost. Not shown: Mr. Harold Heiscbobcr, Chuck Montogno, Ed Sledge, Alvin Ingram, Eugene Rothgcry. ... 123 f !u. The Alumni Association is active! Bob Fodrey ar d Pot Vincent collect tickets from the College of William ond Mory Alumni Donee lost summer. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Alumni ond the groduetes of the Closs of '59 enjoy o box lunch picnic on the lown of the. college. There wos o long line for fried chicken ond iced teo! And onother long line ot the handsome buffet sponsored by the Alumni Association. 1st fow: Vivion Stump. Mory Root. Jonice Willioms, Morie McPherson, 8ccky Flowers. 2nd row: Chorlotte Browning, Myrno Moyes, Kothy Collis. Ermdo Iwone, John Souders. 3rd row: Joe Wisemon, Dr Shoo, Donny Hall, Bob Cummings, Noncy Hogemon, Thelmo Gilbert 4th row: Mr Reed, 8ob Compbell. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union strives to promote spirituol growth through its religious and social functions on Compus It helps focus attention on the indispensable port of the Church in growing effective Christian personality and seeks to enlist the student in the Church's service. 8 S. U enobles the student to meet the challenge of materialistic skepticism and strengthens this faith in the face of intellectual problems. This group accomplishes its goals through parties, retreats, youth revivals, state conventions, weekly meetings ond news letters. 126 :[ M i ‘ f + i f I r■ 1 I I' I GERMAN CLUB The German Club is a new addition to our campus this year. Dr. Akers sponsors the club which is made up of students who ore presently studying German or who have studied the language and are interested in putting it to use again. The club has prospered this year and is quite a large organization for one so new. The highlight of this semester's activities for the club was o German Dinner given in the best German tradition. .4 127 Station Personnel Conrcd Wilson Richard Goya R. C. Dickerson Bill Williams S. T. Jones Roger Groce Roy Nipper Gregory 8arnes WMTI-FM This year, as lost, WMTI has added much to the cultural life of the community with its presentation of a variety of good programs. The station is regularly heard from 5 PM to 10 PM Monday through Friday evenings but some mornings a special educational program is presented for the elementary school students in the Norfolk area. Program Director Mancger and Music Director Chief Engineer Engineer Engineer Chief Announcer Announcer Announcer Christine Merrick, Emiko Iwone, Koy Miles, Esen Sever, Horotion Ncvorro, Maureen McMahon, Jon Nicwcnhausen, Neldo Sontos, Dr. Shoo, Sidney Botes, Peter Hutchison. INTERNATIONAL CLUB HISTORY CLUB 1st row, L to R: Jonice Marshall, Stonlcy Bcrr, Charles McConnchcy. 2nd row, L to R: Terry Stevenson, Dr. Spencer, Ben Blanton, Woody Puscy, Guy Copeland, Jim Font. Professor C. O Burgess, Frank Wimberly, Mike Docdy, Valerie Corsen, Dick Sullivan, Joni Carlson, Bill Porker, Beth Reddick, Carolyn Cornell, Bill Boulden, Betty Bradley, F. C. Moson, Peggy Borco, Thomas Felton, Brenda Brown, John Loizides. THE MASQUERS W M STUDENTS KEEP BUSY!! MR. AND MISS WILLIAM AND MARY Bill Foster And Betty Wade Miles HOMECOMING QUEEN Jeonette Elmore With Dean Wright HOMECOMING COURT Trish Harris, Linda Myers, Jeon Marie Heller, Jeanette Elmore, Peggy Revell, Susan Hodges, Noncy Mounie PLAYMATE” COURT Jconcttc Elmore, Homecoming Queen, donees with Mr. Webb ot the Homecoming Dance. Trish Harris -Delta's Playmate camera s eye 1111 Uii Donotion of o rorc Bible to the Librory by Mrs. H. Aspegren The crcotion of o Journolism Deportment. The Faculty Keeps Busy.... Mr. ond Mrs. Webb with o Punch set given them by the faculty ond staff! NEW PROFESSORS! And So Do The Students.... !« • «rV4' Left to right: Robt. W. Bishop of Rice's ond Mrs. Carrie Dovison — Delto Sigmo Lomb-do; Vero Anoerson—Tri-K; Ann Perdue— Gommo; Pot Gregory—Cotillion; Janet Howord—Vo. Epsilon; Foy Hill—Alpho. Fashion Show ond Cord Porty Garden Center—Nov. 20 I MEETINGS. MEETINGS- MEETINGS- ■The History Seminor Field Trip. J The Institute of Monogcmcnt. AND THERE WERE MORE SPEAKERS TO BE HEARD ; WHILE OTHERS GRADUATED • ne VAo °° Uo e Cof°c' EVEN MORE OF US WENT TO DANCES Buddy Morrow come, too. THE MUSIC PLAYED ON Scene 1: The Emperor' New Clothe . Scene I: The Giont' Gordon. Mr Breneiser's Modrigol Singers performed The Opera Workshop Mr. Robert Young performs o selection by Somuel Borber. The American Music Festival OLD buildings Tri-K downs Imps! Not only did the women's clubs ploy eoch other in intramural competition, but two sorority teams ployed other groups to raise money for charity. Gamma ployed their alumni team in an evening game, and Tri-K played Imps one noontime for a polio benefit. ARCHERY!! There is r� o orchery team on campus at the present, but Carolyn Kehoe is practicing her marks-monship onywoy c«i Sondro Sculley. HOCKEY V- - , NORFOLK i T Norfolk %k“ v V“ -v NORFOLK NORFOLK ' 1 NORFOLK -u v IORFOLK' y • Norfolk s iiu WFOLf VOVOLV 'ORFOt v ‘% VORFOL ' Norfolk W M Brovettes 1 � row, L � o R: S. Sculley A Purdue. L. Myers (co-copto.o), S M.ller, F. Holmes (co-cop-to.n), s. Myers, C. Bruce. 2nd row, L to R: F Motlock. S. Rodford, J Elmore, A Lonkford P. Cunnmghcm, J. Freund, S. Boylor. A Williom Mary Tennis Queen The women hockey ployers comprise the most active women's team on campus. They may be seen out on the athletic field practicing oil foil. They hove o busy schedule of games with other colleges and they trovel all over Virginia on hockey trips. ntramural standings 1. Gamma 60 2. Tri-Kappa 50 3. Alpha 40 4. Norfolk Club 30 5. Cotillion 20 SWIMMING The girls' intramural swim meets are always periods of keen competition among the clubs participating. They also put the spotlight on some of our outstanding women swimmers. Some of our chompion swimmers ore shown here preporing to participate in the synchronized swimming club's exhibition. RECORD BREAKERS 1. 25-yard freestyle—Susan Hodges, Tri-K 15.4 seconds, tied the record 2. 75-yard medley relay—Sondra Sculley, Jane Freund, Pat Conners, Gamma—52.1 seconds—a new record 3. 25-yard backstroke—Jane Freund, Gamma 16.8 seconds—a new record Willie McCrow Frank Jomes Roy Doagon Kirkie Harrison BASKET Leo Anthony Fronk Ivy Bob Ainsworth Murky Carroll Bobby Hoffmon Don Ellis Cooch Metheny Benny Me -—Monomer Buddy Denton—Monoger 160 Arthur B (Bud) Metheny wos ot the helm of the William ond Mory basketball team for the twelfth straight year. Handicapped by a lack of tolent in depth ond the fact that his players previously left college ofter two years, Coach Metheny has turned out squads which hove been surprisingly good. He also serves os head baseball coach and Associate Professor of Physical Education at W M in Norfolk. Coach Metheny wos an athlete himself at Williom ond Mary in Williamsburg, where he compiled many records, some of which still stand Kirkic Jumps Me Crow Rebounds McCrow Jumps Leo Anthony Jesse James Rides Frosh of year Dougon S-t-r-c-t-c-h Anthony Swishes Season record: Wm. and Mary defeated. R.P.I. twice; defeoted Hampden-Sydney once, lost once; defeated Bridgewater College once, lost once; defeoted Lynchburg College twice; defeated Randolph-Macon twice; won single, played with Medical College of Va.; lost two games to Atlantic Christian; defeated Elon College once, lost once; defeated Gilford College twice; lost a single to Catholic University. Total: won 11, lost 5. WRESTLING Date Opponent Wm. M. Opp- 12 4 59 Catholic U. 38 0 12 5 59 American U. 13 20 The Braves' wrestling team, unable to 1 2 60 Baltimore U. 18 18 participate in a league at the present 1 15 60 Hampden Sydney 19 11 time, has become known as one of the 1 29 60 Loyola U. 21 14 Middle Atlontic Independent power- 1 30 60 Gallaudet 21 17 houses in wrestling. Under the careful 2 17 60 Hampden Sydney 21 12 guidance of Cooch Pete Robinson, the 1959-60 Overall Record team has compiled on impressive 5 wins Won 5 Won 17 out of 7 duol meets and will lose only Lost 1 Lost 2 two lettermen from the starting team Tied 1 Tied 1 next year. L to R, Front row: Horvcy Silvermon, Ronnie Dovis, Donald Marks, Buddy Meredith, Wcrdno Wynne, Ccoch Robinson. Bock row: Wilson Nelligar, Clem Dolton, George Wynne, Lon- nie Stoylor, John Sutherlond Absent: Lorry Goutrcoux. Worrcn Gilbert, Terry Shelton. 164 Cooch Thomos Pete Robinson, since taking over os the Broves' first wrestling cooch, hos provided us with three winning teams in three years, which hove compiled a record of 17 wins, 2 losses, ond 1 tic. Wonder who's winning this match! ■ Individual Records Weight Name Won Lost Tit 123 Harvey Silverman 5 2 0 130 Werdna Wynne 5 1 1 137 Ronnie Davis 7 0 0 147 Buddy Meredith 6 1 0 157 John Sutherland 0 3 0 167 Larry Gautreaux 3 3 0 177 George Wynne 1 5 0 191 Clem Daltor. 1 5 0 Hvw. Donald Marks 2 2 1 Team record 5 1 0 157 Warren Gilbert 2 0 0 147 Terry Shelton 2 1 0 Near Pin Reversal—two pointi Butch Honsen—FORE! Left to right: Bill Licdke, George Steinmetx, Devin Donohue, Butch Honsen, Charles Field, Sam Evons, Chuck Supon Missing is Morris Johnson. TRACK Bob Prott Discus S M ' •' Ml NIIHI III h tum.h f JORFflU Meredith Burgess Steele McGonegol — Winner of Little Eight Cross Country Individ-uol Chompionship of Hompden-Sydncy. New course record set: 16:05 Mi Coach Metheny Returning lettcrmen: 1 st row: D. Palumbo, J. Henley, B. Harrell. 2nd row: C Horrison. E Wool-wine, L. Anthony j Don Polumbo—Big Gun! 170 BASE Big morblcs, huh? 1 t row: c Horrison, D. Polumbo, L Anthony, J Zcb, W Bell, R Weothermgton 2nd row: W. Todd, W. Denton, J, Dropcr, R. Stonley, B. Horrell 3rd row: Cooch Metheny, J. Font, E Woolwinc, M. Morsholl, R. Frozcr, B Mcrr, monoger. BALL SAFE? Whot Hoppened? 171 Left to Right: Golc Hochbon, Co-Coproin (4th year); Foith Holmes Co-Coptoin (4th year); Susan Hodges (3rd yeor); Loretta Myers (2nd yeor); Sondra LoCosio and Carol Culpepper (1st yeor). CHEERLEADERS Highlights of 1959 Co-Coptains Gale Hochbon and Faith Holmes were the first cheerleaders in the history of our college to be awarded four monograms. Susan Hodges was a member of the Homecoming Court this year. Pep rallies were held before all home games for the first time in the history of the college Our cheerleaders took on the new collegiate look when they donned their new, smart looking uniforms. Sandra Lo Casio will be the only returning monogram winner as Loretta Myers and Carol Culpepper will not be here at Norfolk next year. '72 John Runyon, Brovcs' 8coster Pep roily sponsored by Monogram Club ond Chccrleoders. Cheerleaders in action ot Homecoming Gome. MEN’S INTRAMURALS FOOTBALL FINAL STANDINGS 1. Imps 2. Delto 3. Pi Phi 4. Tigo 1959 5. Kappa all-Intramural Football Team .j-f 1st team O.B.—Don Wirt—Imps H.B.—Devin Donohue—Imps H.B.—Billy Swanner—Pi Phi E. —Sam Smith—Delta E. —0. D. Gardner—Imps G. —Bob Lompros—Tiga C. —Bob Stanley—Delta Another Delto touchdown. 2nd team O.B.—Jerry Hogge—Delta H.B.—Bill Culverhouse—Tiga H.B.—Luda Box—Imps E. —Holt Butt—Imps E. —Charles Supan—Tiga G. —Jim Font—Delta C. —Jack Dent—Kappa HORSESHOES FINAL STANDINGS The well balonced Imps team finally won the football championship after winning a close 8-0 decision over second-place Delta in the third game played to decide the chomp. The first two games ended in a tie. The thrilling season was climaxed by the choosing of the 1959 all-Intramural Football Teom. The following intramural sports were not completed in time for a publication and therefore will not appear in the yearbook: basketball, track, baseball, swimming, and volleyball. 174 iimirtimmr Let we cut of here, won' WRESTLING FINAL STANDINGS 1. T.l. 2 Tigo (tie) 3. Delto (tie) 4. Imps 5. Koppo 6. Pi Phi Juwp boll. INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING WRESTLING Weight Name Team 123 Radcliff Independent 130 Harrison Delta 137 Little T.l. 147 Mclver Tigo 157 Culverhouse Tigo 167 Lambert Imps 177 Tug we II Independent Hvw. Herring Independent The youngest intromurol sport and yet already the most popular event on campus. Once again the noontime bottles of might attracted many participants, among them former state champions and others who merely entered for fun and wound up in the hospital. ns Looks like two points frow here, but he wisseO SENIOR STATISTICS ABBITT, ATWOOD FRANCES B.S. Elementary Education Dean's List; Concert Choir; V. P., Baptist Student Union; Alpha Omega Phi Sociol Sorority, historian; History Club; Opera Workshop. BELKOV, SARA E. B.S. Secondary Education International Club; Opera Workshop, 3 years, Oklahoma, La Traviata, Carmen, and Pepito's Golden Flower. BLANTON, BENJAMIN J. B.A. History, February graduate Phi Theta Kappa; Delta Phi Omega; History Club; Veterans' Club; Advisory Committee Award, 1959. BROWNING, CHARLOTTE B.A. Sociology Student Council, Senior representative; Sophomore Class Council; Junior Class Council; Alpha Omega Phi Social Sorority, V. Pres., Chaplain; Editor, 1958 CHIEFTAIN; Baptist Student Union, editor of newsletter, The Link. CAMPBELL, ROBERT L. B.S. Secondary Education Baptist Student Union, treasurer, 1957, 1958, 1959. CHAMBERLAIN, WHITNEY ADELBERT B.B.A. Accounting Business and Economics Club; Veterans' Club; Phi Theta Kappo Honorary Fraternity; Alpha Kappa Psi; Dean's List; Phi Eta Sigma (Duke University). COX, JOHN J. B.B.A. Management Dean's List; Junior Class Council; Senior Class Council; Honor Council; Business and Economics Club; Veterans' Club; Pi Phi Sigmo Social Fraternity. DAVIS, CAROLYN J. June Graduate Chowan College; East Carolina College; Concert Choir; Sigma Alpha lota, editor; Dean's List. DEATON, RICHARD B.S. Pre-Medicol Studies Vice President, Freshman Class, Pi Phi Sigmo Social Fraternity; Co-Editor, THE HIGH HAT; National Press Conference Representative; Student Senate; V. Pres., Junior Class; Pres., Senior Class; Student Government Executive Committee. DENT, JACK E., JR. B.A. General Business Kappa Sigma Kappa Social Fraternity, pres., treos.; Monogram Club; Chorus; Madrigals; Basketball, mgr.; Inter-Fraternal Council; Canterbury Club; Student Senate; Azolea Festival Attendant; Student Government Dance and Jazz Concert Committee; Moderator, William and Mary Hour. FEREBEE, GEORGE F., JR. B.B.A. Business Administration Alpha Kappa Fraternity, Epsilon Lamdo Chapter-Business ond Economics Club; Senior Class Council; Honor Council. FOSTER, WILLIAM IRVING, JR. B.B.A Student Government, Pres.; Business ond Economics Club; Mr. William and Mary ; Alpha Kappa Psi; Dean's List. GIES, MARGARET B.A. English Newman Club, treasurer; Cotillion Social Sorority, secretary, president; Social Fraternal Council; Junior Class Carnival Committee; Senior Class Publicity Chairman, English Club; Caldwell College, Freshman Closs, Pres.; Floriculture Club, secretary; Dramatic Club; Student Council, treas. HERBERT, DALE English Dean's List; English Club; French Club; Mosquers; Wesley Foundation. HOGGE. JERRY W., JR. B.B.A. Economics Dean's List; Delta Omega Phi Social Fraternity, president, V. pres.. Secretary; Business and Economics Club; Social Fraternol Council; All Intermural Football Team. JOHNS, JUDY B.A. English Opus No. 1, editor-in-chief, business manager; High Hat, business manager and feoture writer; Alpha Omega Phi Social Sorority, pledge mistress; English Club. JONES, HARRY W, JR. B.B.A. General Business Business and Economics Club. KERR, JOHN WARD, JR. B.B.A, Accounting Student Government, trees., executive council, dance committee; Delta Omega Phi Social Fraternity, v. pres.; Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity, publiety director, auditing and finance committee chairman; Business and Economics Club; Political Club; Inter-Fraternal Council; Wrestling Team; High Hat Staff, sports editor; CHIEFTAIN; Junior Class Council; Dean's List; Scholarship Awards. LITTLE, ALICE June Graduate Dean's List; Intervorsity Christian Fellowship. SENIOR STATISTICS LUCY, ANN February Graduate Alpha Omega Phi Sociol Sorority; Concert Choir; Dean's List. MARSHALL, JANICE ABBOTT B.A. History Freshman Class Council; History Club; Kappa Kappa Kappa Social Sorority, pres.; Social Fraternal Council, secretary; Phi Theta Kappa Honorary Fraternity. MEHARD, DOROTHY B. June Graduate Concert Choir. MILES, BETTY WADE B.A. English Senior Class Council; Kappa Kappa Kappa Social Sorority, secretary; Miss William and Mary 1959. MILLER, ARNOLD DEAN B.B.A Management Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity; Business and Economics Club. NOTTINGHAM, CAROL SANCHEZ B.A. History Honor Council; Inter-Fraternal Council; CHIEFTAIN, Sophomore editor; Judicial Court; Alpha Phi Omega Sorority, corresponding secretory. OSBORNE, B. K. Secondary Education Student Government Honor Court; Veterans' Club; Dean's List; Commander, U.S.N. (retired). PATTERSON, WILLIAM H B.B.A. Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity; Business and Economics Club, secretory; Junior Class, trees.; Senior Class, trees; Phi Theta Kappa Honorary Fraternity; Delta Phi Omega Social Fraternity; Dean's List. ROSENTHAL, CARL B.B.A. Accounting Alpha Kappo Psi Business Fraternity; High Hat, associate sports editor; Business ond Economics Club; Dean's List. SAWYER, CHARLES L., JR. June Graduate Honor Council; Pi Phi Sigma Social Froternity, correspond. secretary; Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity; Business and Economics Club, pres. SNYDER, RUTH February Graduate Phi Theta Kappa Honorary Fraternity, v. pres.; Lyceum Philosophy Club, secretory; Delta Sigma Lambda Honorary Froternity, pres.; English Club, v. pres.; Opus No. 1, editorial board. STEVENSON, TERRY RICHARD B.A. English Tiga Social Fraternity, record, secretary; Student Council; Dean's List; Contributor—Virginia Educational Association Touring Exhibition of Student Art; William and Mary Annual Exhibition of Student Art. STEELE, JAMES B.S. Secondary Education Norfolk Symphony Orchestra; Concert Choir; Band; Ensemble Group. TEAFORD, ROXANNE B.S. Physical Education Kappa Kappa Kappa Social Sorority; Inter-sorority Council; Varsity Basketball; Vorsity Hockey; Monogram Club, record secretary; Homecoming Queen, 1958; Dean's List. VESTAL, JOSEPH B B.B.A Marketing Tiga Sociol Fraternity; Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity, master of rituals; Business ond Economics Club, secretary; Student Council; Judicial Court; Senior Class Council; Junior Class Carnival, chairman; Student Government Dance and Concert Series, chairman; Band. WHITE, BETTY February Graduate Elementary Education Baptist Student Union; English Club. WHITE, RICHARD D. B.B.A. Management Business and Economics Club; Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity. ZABNER, SONDRA L. B.B.A. General Business Junior Class Carnival, coordinator of military exhibit; Senior Class, secretary; Business and Economics Club; Student Government Dance ond Concert Series, ticket committee. “Congratulations to the Class of 1960! Education and the Economic Growth of our Community are Inseparable ' Compliments of NORFOLK FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HAMPTON RODES TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO. 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