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

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School of Art The School of Art Is a distinctly profes- sional one in which the students devote the greater part of their time to work in the studio. It is one of the few schools In the South offering highly technical instruction in art in a college atmos- phere and environment. DEPARTMENT HEADS— FIRST ROW (left to right): Patrick Osso, Photography: Hazel Mundy, Costume Design and Fashion Illustration: Allan Eastnnan, Applied Arts and Crafts; Ruth Hyland. Art Education; John Hilton, Commercial Art; Raymond Hodges. Dramatic Art and Director. SECOND ROW (left to right): Mau- rice Bonds. Fine Art; Robert Hester, Interior Design. FIRST ROW (left to right): Theresa Pollak. Fine Arts; Elizabeth Birbari. Dramatic Art. SECOND ROW (left to right): Lucille Nes, Drama- tic Art; Charles Renick. Fine Art; William Loclcey. Jr., Dramatic Art.

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The School of Applied Science, in keep- ing with today ' s modern civilization, presents courses in its departnnents that aim for scientific advancement. Courses In the highly specialized field of biology and chemistry are offered. Training in physical therapy, medical laboratory technique, and biological and chemical laboratory techniques give the Applied Science student a well developed back- ground. Patricia Snedker, Thomas J. Vaughan, Jr., and Patricia Evans worlting at the balance scales in the chemistry lab. School of Applied Science Left to right: Mary E. Kapp, Director; Jane B. Gladding, Chemistry; Peggy W. Watts, Biology; Catherine Weaver, Chemistry; Margaret Long May, Biology; Lewis C. Goldstein, Biology; Walter L. Richards, Jr., Biology; Ralph E. Green, Physics. 17

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BW School of Art Left to right: Otti Wmd- mueller, Costume Design: Veronta Shamp, Costume Design; Sailie Marks. Cos- tume Design; Dorothy Ham- ilton, Interior Design, The five major departments in the school are: Commercial Art, which pre- pares the student with a sound, well- rounded background for technical and creative art; Costume Design and Illus- tration, which trains students to become professional designers or illustrators; Fine Arts, which offers thorough work in the training and developing of the creative artist; Drama, preparing stu- dents for professional acting careers, radio work, or for teaching in the public schools; and Interior Design, which trains the student in the art of designing and of the decoration of interiors, both commercial and residential. Left to right: Haigh Jamgochian, Commercial Art; Arthur Biehl, Commercial Art; Walter Brownson, Com- mercial Art; William Bevilaqua, Commercial Art; Winston Hough, Commercial Art; Francis Moore, Com- mercial Art.