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

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William H. Parker, M.D. Gradual! ' Manayi-r of .Itldrtics Dr. Parker graduated from th; Univer- sity College of Medicine in 1895. Dr. Parker became graduate manager of atliletics at the ledical College of Virginia in 1924 under the new regime, hence hold- ing the unique tlistinction of being the first and only man to officiate in the capacity. He has performed the duties of this office to the top notch and we know AI. C. V. athletics shall continue to be the best as long as Dr. William H. Parker is in charge. J. B. Todd Caadi John Todil comes to us from William and Mary, entering dentistry. There John was a four-letter man and one of the best football players ever to leave the portals of that institution. Todd has tutored the basketball and baseball squads with success by his untir- ing efforts of ability and talent for mixing and luiderstantling his men. John is now a jimior in dentistry, hence has one more year as mentor at M. C. V. We know that that year will be even greater than the preceding ones. 18+

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Joasllis Coach John Todd called practice for the I930- ' 3I basketball squad the first of December. The material was good and the spirit unexcelled. The first string men consisted of the Banks brothers — Lett, Lawson, Oliver, L. Todd, Byrd, Casagrande and Meadows. The remaining players did well in the pinches. The team broke about e en in the won and lost column. The team work and spirit of the team throughout the season could not have been better. The boys had a great time when they motored to Washington, and from hearing them talk we think they played a portion of Arlington Hall. luch credit should go to the Junior Varsity for whipping the varsity into shape. We all thank Coach Todd for the good team he developed. i8S =