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Reception following presentation by the NATO briefing team. Lieutenant Commander Roland C. Belfort, French Navy; Mrs. Lawrence W. (Dorothy) Lippincott, Director, College Relations; Lieutenant Commander Lee, Admiral Hogle's Aide; Mrs. James O. Henry, Assistant to the Provost; and Dr. Leland Peterson, English Department.
1966-03-29
President Lewis W. Webb, Jr., bids goodbye to Vice Admiral Raymond D. Hogle, head of the NATO briefing team.
1966-03-29
Pictured from left to right: Vice-Admiral, Richard M. Smeeton of the Royal Navy and Assistant to Admiral Smith, NATO with Dr. Schellings and Dean Peele.
1963-05-01
Neighborhood children watch the construction of Rogers Hall, undated photo.
circa 1960-1969
Pictured from left to right: Warren Black, President, Arundel Corporation; J. Harold Lampe, Dean of Engineering, Old Dominion College; Jack T. Rattalita, President, Illinois Institute of Technology; Robert L. Dennison, Admiral, United States Navy, Supreme Allied Commander, Atlantic Fleet.
1963-02-22
At the Convocation on May 1, 1963, Vice Admiral Smeeton appeared with his NATO Briefing Team. From L-R: Cmdr. M.E.L. Villarino, Portuguese Navy; Cdr. D.D. Lee, RCN; Major J.D. Dillion, Royal Marines; Vice Admiral Smeeton, RN; Group Capt. E.W. Deacon, RAF; Capt. O.K.A Wang/Royal Norwegian Navy; Lt. Cmdr. Berghjck, Royal Netherlands Navy; Cdr. Reich, USN; Cdr. F.M. LeSaos, French Navy.
1963-05-01
Vice-Admiral, Richard M. Smeeton answers questions from Old Dominion College students following the briefing given by the NATO team at the Convocation held on May 1, 1963.
1963-05-01
Rabbi Richard L. Rubenstein speaking on "The New Morality."
1967-10
Pulitzer Prize Winner, Mr. Lenoir Chambers (center), is photographed with President Webb and Mr. Albert Teich, Jr. when he visited the campus to address the first Convocation of the 1962-63 year.
1962-10-01
Rabbi Richard L. Rubenstein addresses Religious Emphasis Week Convocation; to his left is Dr. Joseph Tyrell, chairman of convocations and Arthur Horwitz, chairman of the Inter-Religious Club Council.
1967-10
Pictured from left to right: Arthur Horwitz, chairman of the Inter-Religious Club Council; Dr. Mark Zemansky; Rabbi Richard L. Rubenstein; Rebecca White, Dean of Women.
1967-10-01
Arthur Horwitz, chairman of the Inter-Religious Club Council, speaking at the Religious Week Convocation Banquet.
1967-10-01
Convocation on Wednesday, April 3, 1963. Shown left to right are: Dr. Warren Spencer; Mrs. Warren Spencer; Mr. Ferenc Nagy, the former premier of Hungary, speaker at the Convocation; and Mr. Albert Teich, Chairman of Convocations.
1963-04-03
Shown left to right are: Dean E. Vernon Peele, Mr. Ferenc Nagy, the former premier of Hungary, and Dr. Andrew Tunyogi on the occasion of the April 3, 1963 Convocation.
1963-04-03
Dr. David Hitchens Morgan of the Dow Chemical Company, center, was speaker for the February 1, Convocation. He is photographed with Mr. John R. Hodge, Industrial Relations Manager for Dow at left; and Mr. Jack Marahrens, Employment Manager.
1962-02-01
Marvin Elder conducts Convocation Visitors on tour of the college. The visitors are (L-R) Mr. Pearman, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Griffith, and Dr. Bray.
1963-02-06
Dr. Douglas W. Bray, A T & T, New York City, speaker at Convocation, February 6, 1963. Bray is talking about "This Business of Getting a Job."
1963-02-06
Convocation-Mr. John C. Marsh (center), counselor and lecturer, whose subject was "Communist Subversion" is pictured with Dr. G. William Whitehurst and Mr. Albert Teich, Jr.
1962-01-24
The Reverend Norman Slater, Mr. Clifford L. Adams, Dr. Polykarp Kusch, and Dr. Warren Spencer get acquainted during Dr. Kusch's visit to the campus.
1961-12-02
Dr. David Hitchens Morgan of the Dow Chemical Company, at left; Mr. Herman Bell, Head of Counseling; Mr. Roy Rodman of Portsmouth; and Mr. G. William Whitehurst, Acting Dean of Students.
1962-02-01
Dr. Clarence Long, center, speaker for the opening Convocation, is photographed with Mr. G.W. Whitehurst, left, of the History Department and Mr. Albert Teich of the School of Business Administration. Dr. Long is Professor of Political Economy at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, and Acting Chairman of the Democratic Party in the State of Maryland.
1961-11-09
