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A luncheon honoring scholarship donors and recipients attracted 125 benefactors and students to the campus recently. Pictured are Randi Terry, a winner of the Clair Nesson Academic Honors Scholarship and the Caroline Heath Tunstall-Elizabeth Calvert Page Dabney Scholarship, and Dr. James V.D. Card, professor of English, who supports the Tunstall-Dabney award. Terry is a junior from Virginia Beach. The luncheon was sponsored by the Student Affairs Committee of the Alumni Association in cooperation with the offices of Alumni Relations, Development and Student Financial Aid.

Dr. Carolyn Rhodes, professor of English (right) talking with a faculty member.

English faculty: (L-R) top row, Herbert L. Sebren, Roy E. Aycock, Charles O. Burgess. Bottom row: Margaret H. Daugherty, Conrad D. Festa.

Donald Hammond, English instructor.

Elizabeth Dabney, English instructor.

English instructor Charles O. Burgess looking over an assignment with a student.

Dr. Paul Johnson, English instructor and College Bowl advisor.

English instructors Alf J. Mapp, Jr. and William W. Seward, Jr. giving an award to a student.

English instructor Alf J. Mapp, Jr. at his desk.

English instructor Margaret H. Daugherty teaching class.

Herbert L. Sebren, professor of British Literature talks to student Mary Duggan.

Reporter Charles Whitehurst interviews Old Dominion College English professor John F. West, who has written the book "Time Was" which is about West's experiences growing up in the Clay Hills area of North Carolina. 0:03:31

Reuben Cooper taught classes in Speech, Drama, Child Studies and English from 1946 through the 1970s. He was born in Liverpool, England on July 31, 1910 and died October 7, 1998. The interview discusses Cooper's interests and the development of speech, drama and child studies at the Norfolk Division.

Reuben Cooper taught classes in Speech, Drama, Child Studies and English from 1946 through the 1970s. He was born in Liverpool, England on July 31, 1910 and died October 7, 1998. The interview discusses Cooper's interests and the development of speech, drama and child studies at the Norfolk Division.

Charles Wilson, Associate Professor of English, lectures to a class.

An English instructor discusses a concept with her student.

Fred Talbot, associate professor of English, serving as master of ceremonies at the final exam for his humor writing class. The final, for those who so opted, consisted of a seven minute stand-up routine at the Norfolk Comedy Club, located in the Judges Chambers Restaurant. Members of the class performed their own material for this final exam.

Association of Writers and Writing Programs, Informal Reception: (L-R) Dr. Heinz K. Meier, Dr. Philip D. Raisor (Director of Graduate Studies-English Department), Kathy Walton (AWP executive secretary), William Mathews (AWP vice president), and James Whitehead (AWP President, University of Arkansas).

Fred Reynolds, English instructor at Old Dominion University.

Wayne Ude, creative writing instructor at Old Dominion University.