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

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YEAR BOOK OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA 1941 48741 LIT ' - --. T y APR 13 1951 MED. COL. of VA. RICHMOND. VA. PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY

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Editor-in-Chief Joseph M. Kline Business Manager Frank N. Buck

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DEDICATION The Burial of Latane, In William D. Washington lUik icmt aiane THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA once again pays a worthy tribute to the memory of one of her magnanimous graduates, who emerged from her halls in 1853, with all the hopes, aspirations, sympathy and understanding characteristic of the embryonic Doctor. William Latane was a product of the formative period which was developing these United States, and proceeded from a race of men whose characters were affected by the calmness and serenity of rural life. He had no superior socially, coming to manhood with unhurried development of character, not feverish or hysterical, but reflective, calm and strong. About his patriotism we know much — about his