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

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iiiinHiiiiiuiiyf the old. As a restilt, one of the best buildings for medical training i; South now stands there. In the spring of 1913, with practically no warning, it was announced that articles of amalgamation had been signed by the boards of the two col- leges. Neither one was to lose its identity, but both were to give of their best to the formation of the new. Both Faculties resigned, and from them a new one was chosen, while on the Board of Directors equal representation was secured. And so begins a new chapter in our history. The first year is over now, the rough edges worn smooth, differences buried, and the future very bright. In truth it seems that the past histories of the two institutions speak well for that yet to be written. The spirit, enthusiasm, loyalty and efforts which have achieved so much in the past must now achieve vastly greater things in their coordination. m

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