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Photograph of a woman receiving a prize during a contest at Ocean View Amusement Park.

Photograph of an Army officer holding his toddler son during an event at Ocean View Amusement Park. Featured in the photograph at left is Dudley Cooper, park owner who is seen trying to comfort the anxious toddler. At the right of the photograph is a young man holding a small trophy.

Photograph of "Lady Buxom" contestants Eloise Stephens (left) and Patricia Law (right) with their prize money of $175 and $165 (Stephens' and Law's weights) The contest was a near tie, with Law winning after a coin toss. For the photograph, Law lent her winning sash to Stephens.

Photograph of "Lady Buxom" contestants Eloise Stephens (left) and Patricia Law (right) with their prize money of $175 and $165 (Stephens' and Law's weights) The contest was a near tie, with Law winning after a coin toss.

Photograph of USS Vulcan crewmember Thomas Gundersen receiving an award from ship Chaplain Phillip Spain. Gundersen was an assistant to the chaplain.

Article from the Navy Times regarding awards received by the USS Vulcan for "excellence in battle and engineering efficiency."

Citation (with cover) from the Commander Naval Surface Force United States Atlantic Fleet, for the USS Vulcan being selected to receive awards for service in engineering, damage control and supply.

The Hermitage Foundation awarded its art scholarship to Earl Beasley Spurr, Jr. (on left). Shown presenting the scholarship is Mrs. H. A. Thompson of the Hermitage Foundation and looking on is Mr. Charles Sibley of the college Art Department and Miss Martha W. Cox of the Hermitage Foundation (seated).

The first recipient of a Certificate in Public Administration, which is a course given by the College of William and Mary in Norfolk for the Naval Supply Center, received his award on June 10, 1958. The award was made in Rear Admiral Joseph Lee Herlihy's office at the Supply Center. From left to right: Rear Admiral J.L. Herlihy, SC, USN, Commanding Officer of the Naval Supply Center; Dr. Everett Hong, Head of the Department of Business Administration of the College of W&M, Norfolk; Mr. James Kilpatrick of the Norfolk Naval Shipyard and recipient of the Certificate with honors; Mr. L.W. Webb, Jr., Provost of the College of W&M, Norfolk; and Mr. Ernest A. Morgan, Director of Training at the Supply Center.

Dr. E.N. Hong, head of the Department of Business Administration, accepts a check for two scholarships for that department from Mr. L. Brooks Woody, President of the Norfolk-Portsmouth Traffic Club. The scholarships are in the amount of $250.00 each.

John Gilbert Walker, Marjorie M. Moore, the Professor Dorothy M. Jones, head of the department of merchandising. Miss Moore of Norview High School has been awarded the 1956-57 scholarship given by the Department of merchandising. Mr. Walker held it during the past years.

The president of the History Club, Harry S. May (center), presents gifts to Dr. Warren F. Spencer, member of the History Department faculty of the Norfolk Division of College of William and Mary (on right), and Arthur Westcott, a history major student at the college (on left). Dr. Spencer has received a grant from the American Philosophical Society for study and research in England and France during the summer. Arthur Westcott has received a Fulbright Scholarship for study in Germany for the 1958-59 academic year.

Elizabeth McCloud at the organ and Jacqueline Glover standing. Both are students in the Music Department and both are recipients of the Keynote Music Club scholarships for 1955-56. They performed in a recital given by the Keynote Music Club at Epworth Methodist Church on May 7th at 8:15pm.

Jim Cappelletti presents the Intramural trophy to Dick White while Tony South looks on.

Robert Moore (left) had the highest scholastic average of the graduating class of 1958 and Edwin Grover (right) received the Accounting Award.

Group portrait of the Technical Institute's Scholastic Award Winners for 1958.

Louise Disoway, Editor of the Chieftain for 1954-1955 and winner of the faculty scholarship for 1955-1956.

The Keynote Music Club awards its annual scholarships to Peggy Weisiger, violinist and Gregory Barnes, violinist, both students of the music department of the College of William and Mary, Norfolk. Shown here awarding the scholarships is Mrs. Henry (Virginia Lee) Dickens, Chairman of the Scholarship Committee and Mrs. Walter (Esther) Hitt, President.

Mrs. George (Margot) Doumar, president of the Keynote Music Club, is shown below presenting Dr. Charles E. Vogan, head of the Music Department of the College of William and Mary in Norfolk, with a check for $400.00 which will be used for two music scholarships at the college.

Two unidentified students posing with trophy.