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Lois Farwell, Anna Carothers, and Carol MacCubbin received their Associate of Arts diplomas at the June, 1958 Commencement.

From left to right: Patricia Norman received a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, Gail Rubin received a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology, and Patricia Cantarella received a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology.

The following students received their Bachelor of Science degrees in Secondary Education with honors (from left to right: Donald Miller, Betty Burns, Marjorie Tyson, Ann Jeffers, and Jerry Venn.

Robert Moore received a Bachelor of Business Administration and also received the honor of having the highest scholastic average in the class of 1958.

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

John Wynn, Jr. (left) and Joe Walter Cloud (right) received Bachelor of Business Administration degrees during graduation exercises in June, 1958.

Edwin Grover shown with his mother, Mrs. Vance (Rosa) Grover, earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with honors.

A reception was held in the gymnasium following the 1958 commencement ceremony at the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary.

At the reception following commencement, Mrs. Edward T. Hodges, serves punch to Mrs. Douglas Angell, College Registrar, E. Vernon Peele, Assistant Director of the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary, and Spyros C. Papachristos, an alumnus of the Norfolk Division.

A reception was held in the gymnasium following the 1958 commencement exercises. Jane Paxhia serves punch to (from left to right) Russell Davis, father of Suzanne Davis who received a B. S. degree; Parker Baum, Professor of Chemistry, and J. J. Brewbaker, Superintendent of the Norfolk Public Schools. The children are the children of Jane Paxhia and Eugene Paxhia, Professor of Music.

At the 1958 graduation reception, Mrs. George Fee (faculty wife) serves punch to (from left to right); Carol MacCubbin who received an Associate of Arts diploma, Archie Burns who received a Bachelor of Business Administration, and Mrs. Archie Burns.

Graduates go through their paces during commencement rehearsal at Foreman Field on June 6, 1959.

Box lunches were given out to alumni and seniors at the picnic following commencement rehearsal on June 6, 1959.

Lewis W. Webb, Jr., Director of the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary, introduces Lenoir Chambers, Editor of the Virginian Pilot, who will then introduce guest speaker, Robert B. House, Chancellor of the University of North Carolina, during the 1959 cemmencement ceremony.

Lenoir Chambers, Editor of Virginian Pilot, introduces Robert B. House, Chancellor of the University of North Carolina, the 1959 Commencement Speaker.

Roy Charles, Secretary of the College of William and Mary Board of Visitors, presents Betty Wheeler with a Bachelor of Arts diploma.

Roy Charles, Secretary of the College of William and Mary Board of Visitors, presents a student with a diploma at the Norfolk Division's 1959 Commencement.

A student receives his bachelor's hood during the 1959 commencement exercises.

Award recipients from left; Dick Rutyna received a $1,500 fellowship to do graduate study in history at the College of William and Mary, Betty Wheeler received her Bachelor of Arts degree with top honors, and Ivan Scott was awarded a $1,800 assistantship plus tuition to attend graduate school at the University of Pennsylvania.

Graduates, Charlotte Brown and Richard Deaton, talk with Reverend Rowland Wagner after commencement exercises.