Medical College of Virginia - X Ray Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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SENIOR CLASS Carl P. Killinger RURAL RETREAT, VA. Xi Psi Phi; William and Mary Club; Southwest Virginia Club. C. P. is a victim of heredity; not the oral variety, however, but a specimen of the best con- versative material of which Southwest Virginia can boast. K. K. K. entered our Junior Class in the fall of ' 25, having obtained his previous education at William and Mary, University of Pennsylvania, and Atlanta Southern Dental College. Although quiet and demure, there is a tell-tale twinkle in his eyes, indicating his keen sense of humor. , Loyal to his friends, faithful to his work, with all the qualities that go to make up manhood, he has always used his influence for the highest and noblest things and his memory will linger long in the hearts of his classmates. Ryohei Suwa MARUGAME CITY, JAPAN Japanese D.D.S.; Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class. Dr. Suwa is serious-minded and nieditative, a traveler and a versatile conversationalist, a hard working chap who can justly claim recognition and praise for his meritorious endeavors and accomplishments. He was born in Takamatsu City, Japan, and obtained his academic education from Takamatsu High School. From here he migrated to Tokio, spent two years in Tokio Dental College (special course), and won for himself the degree of D.D.S. from the Imperial Government by passing its examination. Still his progressive nature was so eager for knowledge of the new that he cast his lot with us. entering the Junior Class in the fall of ' 25. DENTAL SCHOOL

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SENIOR CLASS Spencer Harris Hayman HUNTINGTON , W. VA. Psi Omega; Ohio College Dental Surs Cincinnati; Morris Harvey College; Square and Compass Club. Harry Joined us in the fall of 192S, having been exposed to three years of dental instruction at Ohio College of Dental Surgery. He is always ready to give the ladies a treat by being present wherever they are congregated. This young man from West Virginia is showing- us that he derived a great deal of knowledge from his years at Cincinnati. He stands among the leaders of his class in theory , and his work in the lab and infirmary assure us of his success in future years. A thorough gentleman, a de- lightful companion, and an invaluable friend; he carries with him our best wishes as he goes forth to make a great name for himself in the field of dentistry. George Frank Joyce STUART, VA. Xi Psi Phi Skull and Bones Representatives, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26; Assistant Manager Baseball, Manager Baseball, 1926; Vice-President Student Body, ' 26- ' 27. Throughout his four years with us Frank has held a place in the front ranks of those who can be relied upon whenever there was something to be done through which his school or class might benefit. His pleasing personality and gentlemanly character have won for him a host of friends, and he possesses the highest esteem and best wishes of them all. Frank leaves a string of broken hearts due to the fact that last summer Cupid overtook him and he was lead to the fatal altar of matrimony. With the unfolding of future years which are to change the happenings of today into memories of tomorrow, for Frank we predict success which he justly deserves. DENTAL SCHOOL

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SENIOR CLASS Russell T. Vint STAUNTON, VA. Kappa Alpha; German Club; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Treasurer. Vint, better known as Squinty, came to M. C. V. after griping two years at Randolph-Macon. Vint has proven a consistent hard worker, and has the reputation o( being quite a dill picker. Squinty took unto himself a wife during his sophomore year, and is now a very fond father. In his work he has always stood high, and his record is one of which he is justly proud — what more needs be said? With his ability, manner and personality, he cannot be other than successful. We wish you the best of luck, Squinty. Fielding Lewis Wilson FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Psi Omega; Honor Council, 1923-24; Historian, 1924-25. Fielie , being next to the youngest and smallest in our class, has labored with us for the past four years, having obtained his academic degree at Hampden-Sidney College. Though small in stature, he is intellectually well developed, as indicated by his high brow. Fielie ranks among the first of his class, both in theory and in technical work. One reason that he gets along so well in his work is his lack of interest in the fair sex. But we have noticed lately that his attitude is gradually changing as indicated by an increased frequency of dates; he also looks forward to going homa for week-ends. We think this is due to interest in a certain party at the State Teachers ' College. Judging from his good work in college, we can look into the future and see him as one of the leading men in his profession. DENTAL SCHOOL