Virginia Commonwealth University - Cobblestone Wigwam Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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SCHOOL OF MUSIC Music . . . the heart song of humanity ... a magnificient harmony of man ' s hopes and fears, dreams and aspira- tions, filled with the inspiration of the ages . . . mankind ' s universal lan- guage swelling from the primitive beat of African drums, from the symphony of philharmonic orches- tras, from the rhythm of jazz bands and from the melody of folk singers . . . music for eternity. THE INSPIRATIONAL Wayne L. Batty ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC B M.E.P. Illinois Wesleyan University B.M., Kansas City Conservatory M.M., Chicago Musical College Leslie Lacy Beadles ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC B.M.. Chicago Musical College M.Ed., Phil ' ips University Jean H. McConnell INSTRUCTOR IN MUSIC Diploma. State Teachers College Califo Pennsylv John A. Nelson ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC B.M. in Music, Westminster. New Wilmington Penn. M.M. In Music, University of Redlands, California Volney Shepard PROFESSOR OF MUSIC e College ago Musk Donald Tennant PROFESSOR OF MUSIC B.S., Ohic c ersity of Michigan Ph.D. University of Iowa )l College 18 »

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- ♦ % f ' .. » ♦ • ♦♦♦ IHHIHHH ■■■■■ ■HnHBHUmMB Verla Beckwith ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION B.S., Eureka College B.S., Prince School of Retailing, Simmons College M.Ed., University of Buffalo Mary Virginia Marks PROFESSOR OF DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION B.A., Sweet Briar College Diploma, Sorbonne. France M.S., School of Retailing, New Y. University Helen Frances Norton ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Wellesley College (two years) Certificate, Prince School of Store Service Education, Simmons College Hannah C. Reynolds INSTRUCTOR IN DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION B.S.. State Teachers College. Farmville M.S., Richmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary Ralph Augusta Rush PROFESSOR OF RETAILING for Ph.D., New York Uni ' ■ty Jane Jones Vogeley ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Education, Richmond Profe a I In: M.S., New York Uni ' ify DEVELOPING SKILLS Preparing students for work in distributive occupations . . . Department of Retailing . . . training in merchandising, sales promotion, personnel and store management. Department of Advertising . . . offering the advantages of a cooperative work-study program, combining college classes with on- the-job-experience . . . Department of Distributive Education . . . training teachers of retailing for work in the fields of high schools, adult education, and colleges. SCHOOL OF DISTRIBUTION 17° I W » cM • ' 1

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% ♦ • . ' . « ♦ ♦ ♦ ■MBM mt ■H9UBU SCHOOL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY The Occupational Therapy worker . . . always by the side of the handicapped . . . straightening withered limbs, strengthening weakened muscles, reac- tivating passive bodies . . . bringing smiles of joy to drawn faces and the light of hope to dulled eyes . . . helping the helpless to help themselves into a new life. Robert K. Bing ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF OC- CUPATIONAL THERAPY B.S., University of Colorado- M.A. O.T.R. O: The Genevieve Cummings ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF OC- CUPATIONAL THERAPY B.S.. College of Si. Catherine- O.T.R., American Occupational Martha E. Matthews ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF OC- CUPATIONAL THERAPY A.B., Winthrop College- Certificate in Occupational Therapy R.P.I .- O.T.R. , American Occupational Therapy Association H. Elizabeth Messick PROFESSOR OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY O.T.R., American Occupational Therapy Association; Diploma in Occupational Therapy, Maryland Institute; Chief Occupational Therapy Branch, U. S. Dept.of the SCHOOL OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY Vytautas J. Bieliauskas PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY B.A., University of Vilkaviskis; M.A., Ph.D., University of Tuebin gen, Germany; Certified Clinical Psychologist, Virginia Ralph A. Enrick ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY B.A., and M.S., City College of New York; Ph.D., Michigan S-a-e College Psychology ... a new and noble science dealing with the mind of man . . . bring- ing new life to countless unfortunates who in the past would have spent their days behind locked doors . . . aiding the adjustment of those who are unable to find their places in the pattern of modern culture . . . observing and experimenting to find the key to human behavior . . . educating the public in techniques of mental hygiene . . . attempting to apply psychology to the whole area of life itself. William R. Reevy ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY A.B., Economics, Stanford Univer- sity; Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. Penn State Walter A. Woods ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY A.B. University of Wyoming- M.A. Syracuse University; Ph.D.. Colu Uni Edwin S. Zolick ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY B.S. in P College; Psychology, Catri- olic University o l 9 o t t •