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Start Over Collection C. James Gleason Photography Collection Date range 1990

Binder 3: Contact Sheets 5400-5747 Volume Binder 3

Subjects: President's Council (multiple functions), Visit by the President of South Korea Roh Tae-woo, Gandhi Lecture (Mario Zamora), Alumni Medallion Recipients, Miller Court Dedication, School of Business Medallion Presentation (T. C. Clarke, Melvin Schiavelli, John Jamison), Bob Clay (Class of 1968), Paul Verkuil Dinner in the Wren Building, David Lutzer, Snow Scenes (Wren Building, Alumni House, President's House), Nathan Altshuler, Norman F. Barka, Ken Kambis, Blow Hall Renovation, Bonnie Chandler, Chris McGowan, Nancy Schoenberger, CEBAF, Event from Black Awareness Week, Black Student Leadership Conference (Melba Moore), EMBA, Wren Building, Rodney Smolla, Basketball Games (identified and unidentified), Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, Campus Recreation Center, Charter Day, William & Mary Plate and Key, School of Business Honors, California Regional Campaigns (Los Angeles and San Diego), AEF, James Patton, Joyce VanTassel-Barka, Reves Center International Students, Law School Foundation, School of Business, Lou Holtz Dinner and Football Celebration, Howard Scammon, William Ivey Long, Don Ball, Davis Y. Paschall, Anne Dobie Peebles, John Thelin, Janet Kimbrough (Class of 1921), Alumni Service Awards Presentation, Japanese Epson Corporation Visit, Seiko Epson Awards, Joanne Braxton, Mitchell A. Byrd, Charlotte P. Mangum, Joanne Funigiello, Craig Canning, Jamie Doyle (Class of 1990), Diana Wishard (Class of 1991), Eric Robert Quick (Class of 1990), S. Dean Olson, Frank Lendrim, John F. Lavach, Olde Guarde, Moot Courtroom Dedication, Sandy Kapur (Class of 1991), Matthew Brandon (Class of 1992), William H. Davis (Class of 1990), Daniel H. Scherotter (Class of 1991), Students, School of Business Retirees Reception, Priorities Plaque, Adam Rifkin, Campus Scenes, American Bar Association Reception, Paul Verkuil, Fran Verkuil, Ukrop Family and Market, Erin Strother Murray (Class of 1993), Jay Shropshire (Class of 1987), Linda Reilly with Students, Visiting Nobel Prizer Winner, Phi Beta Kappa Induction, Mary Swartz, Deborah Vick, Neal Devins, Walter Williams, Tom Collins, James Heller, Commencement, Lawrence Becker and Wife, Eric O. Ayisi, STEP Program, Classified Employee Awards, Judge and Mrs. Robert Simpson, Alumni Society Meeting, Employee Picnic, Post Office Dedication, Jimmye Laycock, Tyrone Sheldon, Admissions Office Staff, Prentis Award, Alex Haley (Author), Phil Stoddard, James Bill, Davis Y. Paschall at the Wren Building, Friends of the College, Washington Program at Brookings Institute, Wilford Kale and Harry Smith, Law School Staff with Dean of Law School Timothy Sullivan, Fall Faculty Party, Sarah Brady (Class of 1964), Journalist in Residence, Anne Pratt, CASE School Tea, Stan Brown and Friends, Warren Burger, Ed Allenby, Tercentenary Commission, Peter Neufeld (Class of 1958), Faculty Members in Class, Blow Memorial Hall, Ferguson Seminar, Robert Dutro's People, Jack Cloud Party, Order of the White Jacket Banquet, Zable Stadium Sign Installation and Dedication, Homecoming, Zabel Stadium and Cary Field, Joe Montgomery (Class of 1974), Talbot Taylor, Janine Scancarelli, Ann Reed

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. C. James Gleason Photography Collection
  3. Series 1: Contact Sheets

C. James Gleason Photography Collection 30.0 Linear Feet

Gleason, C. James

The collection of James Gleason represents all aspects of events and activities at the College of William and Mary for the years 1983-2006. Events documented include: Charter Day, commencement, buildings, awards, faculty and staff, students, and athletics. Physically the collection is organized by the "rolls of film taken" and into years they were taken. They are stored and protected in plastic sheets in notebooks and numbered for identification.

  1. College of William and Mary

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