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kx The School of Music is of the con- servatory type in which students spend from seventy to eighty percent of their time in studios, recital halls, and practice rooms. The rest of the time is spent in general education. A member of the National Association of Schools of Music, it is the only state supported college in Virginia which provides this professional course of study. John Nelson offers Instruction to Robert Jackson at the organ consol( School of Music FIRST ROW (left to right): John Nelson, Organ; Jean H. McConnell, Piano; Bennet Reimer, Wood- winds; Dorothy Bailey, Piano; Milton Cherry, Violin. SECOND ROW (left to right): L. Wayne Batty, Voice; Volney Shepard, Piano, and Director; Donnald Tennant, Cello, and Music Education, 26
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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT— FIRST ROW (left to right): E. Allan Brown. Head of Department; Betty Lloyd; Elizabeth Smith; Juliet L. Woodson; Anne Legge. SECOND ROW (left to right): Miles Woods; Joseph Smeall; Paul Wermuth. School of Journalism, Writing and Publication The Departments of English and Jour- nalism make up the School of Journa- lism, Writing and Publication. The English Department provides the professional student with a practical application ofgrammarand literature, and gives him a better understanding of the individual in his society. The Journalism Department gives specialized training to equip students for work on newspapers, magazines, trade publications, and in publicity, public relations, radio and newspaper advertising, and in teaching on the secondary level. JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT— Left to right Carl Wermine, Head of Department. Alexander; James E. Grimsle 25
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A M Left to right: Eunice Martin, Grace Hospital; Ruth Chllds. St. Elizabeth ' s; Harrlette Patteson, Grace Hospital; Olive Faulkner, Director; Kathryn Newcome, Grace Hospital. School of Nursing The School of Nursing offers to qualified women students programs in nursing, given in cooperation with Grace hlospi tal and Saint Elizabeth ' s Hospital here in Richmond and lo- cated only a few blocks away from the RPI campus. The three-year Junior College program leads to a diploma in nursing. This may be followed by an advanced program which leads to a B.S. in Applied Science. RPI ' s women in white going to 27
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