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Neville named director of J. Daniel Hanks Sr. Heritage Society
Sep 10, 2004 8:00 AM
By Tannika King - Faculty
The Office of Institutional Advancement at Darlington School is pleased to announce that Gordon Neville (’55) has been named director of the J. Daniel Hanks Sr. Heritage Society, beginning Oct. 1.
Neville has been at Darlington School for a total of 46 years – four years as a resident and 42 years on the faculty. During his Darlington years, he has taught geography, bible and math; coached football and soccer; and worked in the administration as resident dean of Wilcox Hall, business manager, Upper School dean of students, chair of the Discipline Committee and associate headmaster.
According to Joe Montgomery, vice president for institutional advancement, Neville’s extraordinary tenure, his knowledge and acceptance within the Darlington Alumni constituency, as well as a deep seeded commitment to the School makes him the ideal fit for this important position.
Neville has been at Darlington School for a total of 46 years – four years as a resident and 42 years on the faculty. During his Darlington years, he has taught geography, bible and math; coached football and soccer; and worked in the administration as resident dean of Wilcox Hall, business manager, Upper School dean of students, chair of the Discipline Committee and associate headmaster.
According to Joe Montgomery, vice president for institutional advancement, Neville’s extraordinary tenure, his knowledge and acceptance within the Darlington Alumni constituency, as well as a deep seeded commitment to the School makes him the ideal fit for this important position.
