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this is CLD DG The College is, above all, an institution of higher learning, offering courses in fourteen gen- eral fields of study. Under the leadership of a young and farsighted administration, standards have been raised to place the Old Dominion Col- lege on an equal basis, academically, with other institutions across the country. Striving to meet the demands of higher educa- tion, the College is now in the midst of a building program greater than any since its founding. At present many millions of dollars are being put to Work building classrooms, laboratories, and the many other facilities essential to a growing College. MW' 55 - -Ii I I E i Ill M it academioall . physically . 6
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FOREWORD Steeped in tradition, moulding the minds of the youth, the Old Dominion College sends forth a beacon of understanding through the State and the Nation. The College is a progressive island of learning using her thirty-three years of past experience as a foundation for future growth. She is a dynamic and expanding institution, surging forward under youthful leadership to meet the needs, of educa- tion today. This is the Old Dominion College, building and serving, working and growing in an effort to reach her ever-present goal -to provide the best means of higher education to the people of the State of Virginia. . CONTENTS Administration and illaculty C C16 Classes , 32 Sororities and Fraternities 70 Organizations 96 Features 128 Student Life i40 Sports 160 Technical Institute 180 5
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The College has long recognized that a solid, Well-rounded social life is a major aspect of a college education. Social events at the College range from such highly formal affairs as the Playboy Dance to an afternoon of happy hours at the Fraternity houses. The card parties, jam sessions, coffee klatches, fraternity parties, and sock hops are all a part of this important phase of student activity. Youthful exuberance makes the College an exciting, electric place, alive with activity. sociall . X la P tl 4 21.512 ' ..,, ' 1 3,h.,' fix , , ' 4-' sg tan
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