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DR. JACQUES S. ZANEVELD Chairman of the Biology Department 20
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Dedication To Mr. Joseph C. Chandler, Swimming and Track Coach, and friend, we dedicate the TROUBADOUR of 1065. When Mr. Chandler resigned as Athletic Director in July of 1963, the Old Dominion College administration praised him for his “unselfsh devotion of time and talents to the development of an outstanding program of physical education and an excellent program of intercollegiate athletics.” Although he is no longer Athletic Director, he is still very much with us as our Swimming and Track Coach. Mr. Chandler is known to fans in general as the “Dean of Coaching” and to sports’ fans in particular as “Scrap.” He began coaching in 1924 as a Professor of Physical Education at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg. In 1942, he joined the faculty of the Norfolk College of William and Mary. What a record! Forty-one years of coaching. . . Twenty-three years right here on our campus. . . Numerous innovations and contributions to sports and to students throughout Norfolk. Scrap” founded the Intercollegiate Eastern District Wrestling Tournament, the Little Eight Swimming Meet, and the Tidewater Track Meet. In addition to his college duties, he gave freely of himself to the community by furthering high school sports. He founded the City High School Cross Country Run, the Groups One and Two Eastern District High School Track Meets, and the Eastern District Cross Country for Group One High Schools. For his many achievements, he was named Sportsman of the Year by the Norfolk Sports Club in 1957. And last, but far from least, it is to “Scrap's” guidance and leadership that our college now offers a degree in physical education. Small wonder that he commands the high respect of his students and of his fellow coaches throughout Virginia. “Scrap’s” wise and timely teaching and coaching, community service, thoughtful advice, and ever-present friendship have immeasurably advanced the attitudes of his students. The 1965 TROUBADOUR is dedicated to “Scrap” Chandler for his long service, his strength of character, leadership, and genuine contributions to the college and the community. 19
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