Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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A student nurse ' s practical learning takes place in the working environment of the hospit Highlighting the student Capping Ceremony. Doug Jernigan, left, and Louis Criswell finally attain two piano harmony after hours of cooperative practice. Looking for that elu occupies Jerry Drace Learning Experience The young nursing student carefully studies the professional know-how of her superiors as she carries on her daily nursing activities at the hospital. As a culmination to her learning experience, she receives the cap of her profession. At the same time, a young man sits behind a typewriter pecking out a story which must make the publication deadline. This teaches the demands of accuracy and time schedule incident to a possible future job in the publications field. In this working atmosphere, Union students learn to apply their education to everyday life and its problems.

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Students cheer wildly at the conclusion of I Students and Faculty When the student has been placed in this environment, his capacity for study is chal- lenged by the professors. Stimulating classes and on-campus contacts exemplify the close relationship of students and faculty. Students are given great responsibility to make choices as they seek to express themselves and to search for knowledge. Such scenes as these are typical of day-to-day rapport between students and faculty. Dr. J. Hamilton McCoy, head of the Modern Languages Depart- ment, is often seen on the Dr. Glenn Esslinger, head of the Chemistry Depa notes on the day ' s assignment. nd Jim Froyser compan

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Learning necessitates study, of which Jerry Barker and Judy Wattmgton are well Acquiring the skill of perfect balance requir hours of practice. Darrell Anderson watches E Johnson execute the head stand on parallel bo for Gymnastics class. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Warren Kessler, Instructor in Art, Lance Walker (in the light clothes) starts his first test in Art Appr. the going getting harder as that answer eludes his thought, and finally with a sigh of resignation, turns in the completed work.