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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1944 volume:

•---«- zJ ie S tvnual c ii clication o£ l ie tjfatdent ttocdi eJ t ie e, (lec f ' ca.1 wctleae c£ f tyaintci James E. Graham, Jr. Editor-in-Chief John M. Gouldin Business Manager Oh! Say does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave, O ' er the land of the free, and the home of the brave. Francis Scott Key DEDICATION It seems fitting that in a country such as ours, where there are so many things that represent america, we should dedicate this YEARBOOK TO THE MOST REPRESENTATIVE SYMBOL of all . . . Old Glory . . . For it is under this symbol that we pro- fessional MEN AND WOMEN ARE ALLOWED TO CONTINUE THOSE STUDIES THAT DEAL WITH THE LIBERATION OF MANKIND FROM THE SCOURGE OF DISEASE, WHILE OTHERS ARE HARD AT THE TASK OF LIBERATING MEN FROM THE EVILS OF TYRANNY AND OPPRESSION. Broad Street Entrance of the Medical College Hospital COITEITS i. THE SCHOOLS Administration Medicine Dentistry Pharmacy Nursing n. FRATERNITIES in. ACTIVITIES i FEATURES FORE II II D The theme presented herein represents the birth of our flag, and just as it was born into a war-torn country, we are being born INTO A WAR-TORN WORLD. Then LET US FOLLOW EXAMPLE IN OUR OWN LIVES, THAT WE MAY CON- TRIBUTE TO THE RECONSTRUCTION OF LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS IN A LIKE MANNER. Ill SCI There are several stories connected with the origin of Old Glory but it is an accepted fact that it was made by that staunch patriotic lady of early America — Betsy Ross. To Our Students To graduate young men and women with a ma- tured understanding that education is a life long process to which formal schooling only contributes importantly, and with a deep conviction that this process must be implemented in every possible way, is an objective which every educationist aspires to see achieved. This objective has special validity for those who enter the professions. High Class routine professional contacts, unceasing perusal of the current literature, attendance at meet- ings of the profession, visits to workers elsewhere in the same field, and many other means of stimu- lation and growth are indispensable. There is yet another procedure which has not been made so completely available this far. A centre like the Medical College of Virginia, for example, should include a continuation education building, with lounges, conference rooms, auditorium, dining room, and a reasonable number of dormitory rooms. Here a program of postgraduate education should be set up to meet the needs of our graduates of each school and others having kindred interests. This means a variety of scheduled activities, some las ting a few days, others lasting a few weeks or even months, in which our staff and other specialists from the outside world participate as co-learners with returning graduates. Almost any emphasis in which any group is interested should be provided and so planned that many of the most stimulating contacts and discussions will be made informally, in the dining room, in the lounges, in addition to the more formal conferences, discussions, and clinics. Your college hopes to achieve this objective as soon after the war as practicable. Its success will depend to a large extent upon how well prepared our voung people are for this type of educational experience even before their graduation. It is be- lieved that when the continuation education centre begins to function it will stimulate a fine interest within the student body, preparing them for its maximum use in subsequent years. Sincerely yours, W. T. Sanger, President. William Thomas Sanger, M.A., Ph.D., L.L.D., L.H.D -..-President J. R. McCaulev Secretary-Treasurer R. S. Hudgens Director of Hospitals Jacques P. Gray, A.B., M.D.. D.P.H --.Demi, School of Medicine Harry Bear, D.D.S., F.A.C.D . Dean, School of Dentistry Wortly F. Rudd, M.A., Ph.B., D.Sc - Dean, School of Pharmacy E. Louise Grant, B.S., R.N., M. A Dean, School of Nursing George W. Bakeman, B.S Assistant to the President E. C. L. Miller, M.D Directing Librarian Florence McRae Librarian Jonah L. Larrick, B.A Secretary, Young Mens Christian Association Roshier W. Miller, Ph.G., M.D Student Health Physician William H. Parker, M.D Graduate Manager of Athletics Thelma Vain Hoke Secretary to the President Emeritus Professors C. A. Blanton, LL.D. M.D. __ .. Emeritus Professor of Diseases of Children J. Fulmer Bright, M.D --Emeritus Professor of Anatomy St. Georce T. Grinnan. M.D. _ __ Emeritus Professor of Pediatrics Charles M. Hazen, M.D. __ --.Emeritus Professor of Physiology E. P. McGavock, B.A., M.D. Emeritus Professor of Dermatology and Syphilology Stuart McGltre, M.D., LL.D _ .Emeritus Professor of Surgery Stuart Michaux, M.D., F.A.C.S --.Emeritus Professor of Gynecology W. Lowndes Peple, M.D __ Emeritus Professor of Clinical Surgery Charles R. Robbins, M.D. __ -Emeritus Professor of Gynecology Richard L. Simpson, B.A., D.D.S., F.A.C.D. — . Emeritus Professor of Clinical Practice Beverly R. Tucker, M.D --.Emeritus Professor of Neuropsychiatry Douglas Vanderhoof, B.L., M.A., M.D. __ Emeritus Professor of Medicine Hoard of Visitors Stuart McGuire, M.D., LL.D Chairman Robert T. Barton, Jr., B.S., L.L.B V ice-Chairman J. R. McCauley Secretary-Treasurer Robert T. Barton, Jr., B.S., L.L.B. , Attorney-at-Law Richmond, Virginia Claude B. Bowyer, AB., M.D., Physician Stonega, Virginia F. Cleveland Davis, Pharmacist Lexington, Virginia J. B. Fisher, M.D., Physician Midlothian, Virginia W. L. Harris, M.D., Physician Norfolk, Virginia Julian H. Hill, Chairman of Board, State-Planters Bank and Trust Company Richmond, Virginia Eppa Hunton, IV, B.A.. LL.B., Attorney-at-Law Richmond, Virginia y W. D. Kendig, M.D., Physician Kenhridge, Virginia Lewis G. Larus, Lams and Brother Company Richmond, Virginia Hugh Leach, B.A., M.A., President, Federal Reserve Bank Richmond, Virginia Hunter McGuire, MD, F.A.C.S., Physician Winchester, Virginia Stuart McGuire, M.D., LL.D, Surrreon Richmond, Virginia Robert J. Payne, M.D., Physician __ Stafford, Virginia William H. Swartzschild, President, Central National Bank Richmond, Virginia J. E. W. Timberman, Pharmacist Alexandria, Virginia J. McCvw Tompkins, M.D., B.A., Physician Richmond, Virginia Douglas Vanderhoof, B.L., M.A., MD., Physician Richmond, Virginia W. W. Wilkinson, M.D., Physician . LaCross, Virginia John Bell Williams, Ph.G.. D.D.S., Dentist Richmond, Virginia Dabney S. Lancaster, B.S., M.S., Superintendent of Public Instruction, On Military leave. Ex-Officio Richmond, Virginia J. R. McCauley, Secretary-Tr Jaoues P. Gray, AB., M.D., M.P.H. Dean, School of Medicine Wcrtiey F. Rudd, M.A., Ph.B., D.Sc Dean, School of Pharmacy Harry Bear, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Dean , School of Dentistry 1 v iiVV: t 1H ■ v., E. Louise Grant, B.S., R.N., M.A. Dean, Sciwol of Nursing FACULTY nd Principles of Practice Applkly Bigger Brinkley Chevalier Coleman ( ni ii I xi-.Y DoDSON Fi i Fletcher Gayle Frank L. Apperly, M.A., M.D., B.Ch., D.Sc, F.R.C.P., London, Professor of Pathology Harrrv Hear. D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Professor of Exodontia, Ancslhcsic I. A. Bigger, M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Surgery Wyndiiam B. Blanton, A.B., M.A., M.D., D.Litt., Professor of Clinical Medicine Arthur S. Brnkley. M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery P. L. Chevalier, I). U.S.. F.A.C.D., Professor of Crown and Bridge Prosthesis Claude C. Coleman, M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Neurological Surgery Robert H. Courtney, M.D., Professor of Ophthalmology Austin Ingram Dodson, M.D., Professor of Urology Paul L. Freeman, M.D. (Colonel, Medical Corps), Professor of Military Science and Tactics R. Finley Gayle, Jr., M.D., F.A.C.P., Professor of Neuropsychiatry William T. Graham, M.D., D.Sc., Professor of Orthopedic Surgery E. Louise Grant, R.N., M.A., Professor of Nursing Jacques P. Gray, A.B., M.D., M.P.H., Professor of Preventive and Public Health Medicine Harvey B. Haag, Pll.G., U.S. in Pilar., M.D. Professor of Pharmacology W. Tyler FIaynes, B.S., D.D.S., Professor of Orthodontia William Harrison Hicgins, A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine Fred M. Hodges. M.D., Professor of Clinical Radiology Randolph H. Hoge, B.S., M.D., Professor of Gynecology J. Morrison Hutcheson, A.B., M.D., F.A.C.P., Professor of Clinical Medicine Frank S. Johns, A.B., M.D., D.Sc, Professor of Clinical Surgery Arthur P. Little, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry Harry Lyons, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Professor of Periodontia and Oral Pathology, Diagnosis and Therapeutics Rolland J. Main, Ph.D., Professor of Physiology Frederick B. Mandeville, M.Sc. (Med.) M.D., Professor of Radiology H. Page Mauck, M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Clinical Orthopedic Surgery Roshier W. Miller, Ph.G., M.D., Professor of Materia Mediea and Therapeutics Thomas W. Murrell, M.D., Professor of Dermatology and Syphi ology Sidney S. Negus, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry H. L. Osterud, Ph.D., Professor of Anatomy Peter N. Pastore, A.B.. M.D., M.S., Professor of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology William B. Porter. M.D., F.A.C.P., Professor of Medicine Clyde F. Ross, M.D., Professor of Clinical Urology Wortley F. Rudd, Ph.B., M.A., D.Sc, Professor of Chemistry Frederick W. Shaw, B.S., M.S., M.D., Professor of Bacteriology and Parasitology James H. Smith, A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine Lee E. Sutton, Jr.. B.S., M.D., Professor of Pediatrics Daniel D. Talley, Jr., B.A., M.D., F.A.C.R., Professor of CI meal Radiology E. H. Terrell, M.D., Professor of Clinical Proctology Porter P. Vinson, B.S., M.A., M.D., D.Sc, F.A.C.P., Professor of Bronchoscopy, Esopagoscopy, and Gastroscopy Fred J. Wampler, B.A.. M.A., M.D., M.P.H., Professor of Preventive and Industrial Medicine H. Hudnall Ware, Jr., M.D., Professor of Obstetrics Atwood M. Wash, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Professor of Exodontia. Anesthesia and Oral Surgery F k C H L T Y James W. Rawles, B.A., M.B.A., Consultant in Economics W. McIlwaine Thompson, A.B., B.D., Visiting Chaplain ' James P. Baker, Jr., B.S., M.D., Associate Professor of Medicine Alton D. Brashear. A.B., M.S., D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Associate Professor of Anatomy O. B. Darden, A.B., M.D., Associate Professor of Neuropsychiatry T. Dewey Davis, M.D., F.A.C.P., Associate Professor of Medicine A. Hubert Fee, B. A., D.D.S.. Associate Professor of Operative Dentistry Ernst Fischer, M.D., Associate Professor of Physiology and Pharmacology J. C. Forbes, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biochemistry John H. Foulger, Ph.D., M.D.. F.A.C.P. Associate Professor of Industrial Health Richard W. Fowlkes. B.A., M.D., Associate Professor of Dermatology E. T. Gatewood, M.D., Associate Professor of Otology, Rhinologv, and Laryngology G. H. Gehrmann, M.D., F.A.C.P., Associate Professor of Indiisrtial Health A. Stephens Graham, M.S., M.D., Associate Professor of Surgery C. Viola Hahn, R.N., B.S., M.A., Associate Professor of Public Health Nursing Kathryn Heitshu, B.S., M.S., Associate Professor of Dietetics Ebbe Curtis Hoff, Ph.D., B.M., H.Ch., Associate Professor of Neurophysiology John S. Howe. A.B., M.D., Associate Professor of Pathology Everett H. Ingersoll, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Anatomy Howard R. Masters, M.D., Associate Professor of Neuropsychiatry S. J. McCoy, Ph.D., Associate Professor of English Robert F. McCrackan, B.S., M.A., Associate Professor of Biochemistry John Mover Meredith, M.D., Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery Robert Sheffev Preston. AB.. A.M., M.D., Associate Professor of Medicine James Douglas Reid, Ph.B., D.Sc, Associate Professor of Bacteriology and Parasitology Thomas D. Rowe, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Pharmacy William A. Shepherd, A.B., M.D., F.A.C.P., Associate Professor of Medicine James B. Stone, B.A., M.D., Associate Professor of Pediatrics J. Lloyd Tabb, M.D.. Associate Professor of Radiology Herman P. Thomas, Ph.D.. Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology Harry Walker, M.D.. F.A.C.P., Associate Professor of Medicine Emanuel U. Wallerstein, B.A.. M.D., Associate Professor of Otology, Rhinology, and Laryngology Harry J. Warthen, M.D.. Associate Professor of Surgery, Oral Surgery and History of Medicine Atwood M. Wash. D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Associate Professor of Oral Surgery Lawther J. Whitehead, M.D., Associate Professor of Radiology George Zur Williams, M.D., Associate Professor of Pathology J. Powell Williams, B.A., M.D., Associate Professor of Medicine Lynn D. Abbott, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biochemistry Thanning W. Anderson, B.S. M.A., Assistant Professor of Anatomy Robena C. Anderson, R.N., Assistant Professor of Nursing Samuel A. Anderson, Jr., A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Sumter S. Arnim, D.D.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Operative Dentistry and Pathology Gilbert Haag Little Main McCoy Grenoble Jarrett Lyons Mandeville Michaux FACILTY Mii i in NECl 5 Porter Shaw- Wash MuRPELL OSTERUD Rowe VlNSON Wampler Joseph Bear, M.D. Assistant Professor of Obstetrics Maxwell Berry, Jr., A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine Bernard Black Schaffer, B.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Pathology H. Wallace Blanton, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine Nathan Bloom, Ph.G., M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine Elizabeth Burruss, B.S., Assistant Professor of Dietetics Adrian Lambeth Carson, Jr., M.D.. Assistant Professor of Obstetrics Oliver Wendell Clough, M.S., D.D.S., Assistant Professor of Operative Dentistry and Oral Anatomy Harvie DeJ. Coghill, M.D., Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Neuropsychiatry Donald S. Daniel, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Surgery Alda Ditchfield, B.S., R.N., Assistant Professor of Nursing Patrick H. Drewrv, Jr., B.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry George W. Duncan, D.D.S., Assistant Professor of Oral Anatomy Everett Idris Evans, Ph.D., M.D., Assistant Professor of Surgery Louise Fry Galvin, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Fritz J. von Gutfeld, M.D.. Assistant Professor of Bacteriology and Parasitology Millard C. Hanson, B.A., M.A.. M.D., Dr.P.H.. Assistant Professor of Industrial. Preventive and Public Health Medicine Hazel Hiceee, R.N., B.S.. Assistant Professor of Public Health Nursing Randolph H. Hoge, B.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Surgery Guy W. Horsley. B.S., M.D., Assistant Professor oi Surgery Elizabeth Hughes, A.B., M.D.. Acting Assistant Professor of Biology Roscoe D. Hughes, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology G. A. C. Jennings. D.D.S., Assistant Professor of Clinical Pcdodontia Karl L. Kaufman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Pharmacognosy Herbert C. Lee, M.D., Assistant Professor of Surgery Charles W. Morhart, AB„ B.S., D.D.S., Assistant Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry Esther L. Moyer, R.N., B.S.. Assistant Professor of Nursing Claude L. Neale, B.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry Kinlocei Nelson, B.A., M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine Marguerite Gay Nicholson, RN., B.S., Assistant Professor of Nursing C. I.. Outland, M.D., Assistant Professor of Industrial, Preventive, and Public Health Medicine Anne F. Parsons, R.N., B.S., Assistant Professor of Nursing •Frank P. Pitts, B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Chemistry L. J. Roper, M.D., Assistant Professor of Industrial, Preventive and Public Health Medicine J. Hamilton Scherer, M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine James Asa Shield, M.D., Assistant Professor of Neuropsychiatry Richard Lee Simpson, D.D.S., Assistant Professor of Crown and Bridge Prosthesis Edwin L. Smith, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology Henry C. Spalding, M.D., Assistant Professor of Obstetrics Clair R. Spealman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology William Durwood Suggs, B.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology Rudolph C. Thomason, M.D., Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology Ihihprs of Family on llililiin Leave Dr. Lynn D. Abbott Dr. Roblev C. Allison Miss Robena Anderson Dr. James P. Baker, Jr. Dr. Roblev D. Bates, Jr. Mr. Walter L. Beale Dr. David M. Bear Dr. Thomas Beath Dr. Raymond A. Bercer Dr. Francis I. Bloise Dr. D. Coleman Booker Mr. Russel Bowers Dr. Ben L. Boynton Dr. U. G. Bradenham Dr. Alton D. Brashear Dr. A. G. Brown, III Dr. James O. Burke Dr. R. D. Butterworth Dr. Ernest P. Buxton Dr. H. Cantor Dr. C. M. Caravati Dr. Kenneth J. Cherry ' Dr. Beverley ' B. Clary ' Dr. George B. Craddock Dr. Edward A. Delarue Dr. William Deyerle Dr. Patrick H. Drewry ' , Jr. Dr. George A. Duncan Dr. S. N. Etheredge Dr. Herman Farber Dr. Ralph A. Logan Dr. R. Campbell Manson Dr. John Robert Massie Dr. R. A. Michaux Dr. R. I. Miles Dr. ]. Warren Montague Dr. W. L. Nalls Dr. Charles M. Nelson Dr. Kinloch Nelson Dr. Joseph Ney Dr. C. A. Nunnally Dr. Sidney - G. Page Dr. Joseph C. Parker Miss Anne F. Parsons Dr. Allen Pepple Dr. E. W. Perkins Dr. M. Morris Pinckney Mr. Frank P. Pitts Dr. B. W. Rawles Dr. Wellford C. Reed Dr. E. S. Robertson Dr. Charles R. Robins Dr. W. H. Rogers Dr. Edwin Rucker Dr. Delbert A. Russell Dr. L. B. Sheppard Dr. J. J. Shapiro Dr. Charles D. Smith Dr. George E. Snider Dr. W. Ross Southward Dr. D. I. Farnsworth Dr. F. L. Finch Dr. George S. Fultz Dr. Marshall P. Gordon Dr. A. Stephens Graham Dr. W. C. Grinnan Dr. William Grossmann Dr. E. E. Haddock Dr. Lofton H. LIarris Dr. Andrew DeJ. Hart Dr. W. C. Henderson Dr. William R. Hill Dr. Ebbe C. Hoff Dr. R. A. Holcomb Dr. Guy Horsley Dr. Roscoe D. Hughes Dr. Julius C. Hulcher Dr. Algie S. Hurt Dr. W. A. Johns Dr. J. A. Jones Dr. Benjamin M. Kagan Dr. W. Y. League Dr. Clair Spealman Miss Lorena Spivey Dr. R. V. Terrell Dr. W. T. Thompson Dr. W. McIlwaine Thompson Dr. Hames L. Thomson Dr. George N. Thrift Dr. Elam C. Toone, Jr. Dr. C. C. Trice Dr. H. St. George Tucker Dr. Jack Ulmer Dr. W. T. Varner Dr. Harry J. Warthen Dr. T. Duval Watts Dr. J. H. Weatherby Dr. Edward H. Williams Dr. George Z. Williams Dr. James N. Williams Dr. J. Powell Williams ' This is the Medical College Hospital, the symbol of relief from suffering for uncounted thousands and the symbol of education of professional men and women for over one hundred years. United States limy Specialized Training Unit Major Joseph M. Dixon, M.C. Commandant Major W. E. Tidmoi Signal Corps, U.S.A. Commandant :.- ptain W. T. Hi Orientation Offic Robert ). Boos, W.O.J.G. Personnel Officer Captain W. R. Burgess Commanding Officer in «s ! i v M-Sgt. Alsabrook S-Sgt. Melyin Snyder Sgt. F. L. Cornelius Sgt. M. H. Schwartz The 3313 Service Unit is the Medical College of Virginia ' s unit of the Army Special- ized Training Program. The unit is now in command of Major Tidmore, who replaced Major Dixon in July, 1944. At this time Captain Burgess was also transferred to another post. The unit is comprised of three hundred and seventy-five men, who make up two companies. These companies are under the direct command of cadet officers and non- commissioned officers. T U i D i) T ij i- t ' ♦ ■  - din PI E s sBfe «i£S -Sife ' BATTALION STAFF E. D. Risdon, Cadet Major E. C. Peek, Cadet Captain, Adjutant VV. E. Copenhaver, Cadet First Lieutenant COMPANY A R. S. Burford, Cadet Captain, Commanding F. B. Spencer, First Lieutenant F. M. Diez-Rivas, Second Lieutenant R. P. Ellet, Second Lieutenant J. R. Hurt, First Sergeant L. ]. Flohr, Staff Sergeant, First Platoon R. L. Hucts, Staff Sergeant, Second Platoon J. J. Richardson, Staff Sergeant, Third Platoon R. 15. Warlick, Corporal, Guidon Bearer C. E. Bodell J. W. Brooks L. Faust M. Freundlich H. Goodman W. P. Hinson C. D. Houck SERGEANTS G. R. Jones J. E. Little L. C. May J. A. McGuire A. A. McLean R. D. Minges J. H. Nicholson L. L. Olsen F. P. Rosenblatt F. B. Spencer J. Tidler W. R. Wilkinson J. E. Wine W. C. Winter T i) i J D J] COMPANY B N. S. Payne, Cadet Captain, Commanding J. H. Bocock, Cadet First Lieutenant D. P. Clatpool, Staff Sergeant, First Platoon A. F. Wright, Staff Sergeant, Second Platoon F. W. Gearing, Cadet Second Lieutenant R. Cuevas-Zamora, Staff Sergeant, Third Platoon A. K. Black, Cadet Second Lieutenant W. M. Ormes, First Sergeant R. E. Stone, Corporal, Guidon Bearer M. O. Alplk J. Anderson B. P. Baker A. S. Camden A. A. Carr J. A. DODD F. S. Flanary M. L. GlLLlIM CORPORALS fl. H. Hallatt |. ). HODGKIN J. D. Lindner R. Q. Marston J. W. Milam M. A. Paret W. C. Robertson f. J. Schwartz H. G. Stoeckle R. E. Stone J. f. TllKARZ R. B. Warlick R. Wolpert R. K. Wright G. A. ZlRKI.E Une Jjbtaty This is the Medical College Library which contains over thirty-three thousand volumes and receives over five hundred and sixty-eight periodicals regularly for the use of the students. United Stales M2-S Training Unit : Lieutenant J. H. Neville, U.S.N.R. Commanding Officer The Navy Training unit was established here in July, 1943 for the purpose of training men to serve as doctors and dentists in the United States Navy. The unit is under the command of Lieutenant Neville and is administered by Pharmacist Mate Forrester, who is stationed at the Medical College. W. W. Forrester, Pharmacist Mate 2 c T U £ 3 J] T When these men graduate they will become lieutenants (jg) in the United States Naval Reserve, where it will be their duty to keep the men of that service in fighting trim. Theirs is an obligation that must be fulfilled through the T i) i i fl J] years until this great war is history. Then and then only, can they content themselves to attend the civilian population. That is die reason the United States Navy saw fit to take them and train them. This is Memorial Hall, a dormitory for nurses; formerly the Memorial Hospital. Dr. H. L. Osterud, MA., Ph.D Professor of Anatomy To our true friend and teacher, we, the students of the School of Medicine, express our affection anc admiration. SCHOOL OF E D I U I E JANE BERRY ADAMS Red Oak, Virginia Alpha Epsilon lota, Sigma Zeta, Alpha Omega . llpha B. S. Madison College Internship: Medical College of Virginia RAYMON ATWELL ADAMS Red Oak, Virginia Phi Beta Pi, Sigma Zeta, Alpha Omega Alpha A. B. U niversity of Richmond Internship: Medical College of Virginia Army of the United States LEON HARPER ALEXANDER Petersburg, Virginia B. A. University of Richmond Internship: United States Navy Student intern. Medicine and Psychiatry SYDENHAM BENONI ALEXANDER Charlotte, North Carolina Phi Chi, Alpha Omega Alpha A. B. University of North Carolina, School of Medi cine, University of North Carolina Internship: United States Navy 5 V ' EARL McKINZIE BANE Charlestown, West Virginia Alpha Kappa Kappa Roanoke College Internship: Doctors Hospital, Washington, D. C. Army of the United States DAVID SCOTT BERK MAN Rochester, Minnesota Phi Beta Pi B. A. Carleton College Internship: State of Wisconsin General Hospital Madison, Wisconsin WILLIAM BRANCH BISHOP Kenbridge, Virginia Alpha Kappa Kappa B. S. College of William and Mary Internship: Johnston-Willis Hospital, Richmond, Virginia Externship: Virginia Home for the Incurables Army of the United States ROBERT FREDRICK BONDURANT Roanoke, Virginia B. S. Roanoke College, Salem, Virginia Internship: United States Navy United States Navy JOEL FOSTER CARR Princeton, West Virginia Phi Chi A, B., B. S. Concord State Teachers College, West Virginia University Internship: C. O. Hospital, Huntington, West Virginia United States Navy OSCAR WITHERS CLARK, Jr. Petersburg, Virginia Phi Chi. . llpha Omega Alpha, Sigma Zeta B. S. Randolph Macon College Internship: Boston City Hospital, Boston, Mass. Army of the United States OTIS WILSON CORDER James Lew, West Virginia Theta Kappa Psi S. West Virginia Wesleyan College Int ernship: C. O. Hospital Huntington, West Virginia ROBERT RUSSELL DENNISON Huntington, West Virginia Theta Kappa Psi A. B. Marshall College Internship: C. . O. Hospital Huntington, West Virginia Army of the United States FREDRICO DIEZ-RIVAS Caguas, Puerto Rico Alpha Kappa Kappa University of Puerto Rico Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Armv of the United States H. T. DOUG AN Malta, Ohio G. GERALD EDISS Norfolk, Virginia Phi Delta Epsilon R. S. University of Richmond Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Extemship: Grace Hospital, Richmond, Virginia RUFUS PURDUM ELLET Roanoke, Virginia Phi Chi, Alpha Sigma Chi, Kappa Alpha B. S. Virginia Military Institute Internship: Virginia Mason Hospital Seattle, Washington Army of the United States NORRIS SCHRIBNER ERB Badin, North Carolina Phi Chi B. S. Davidson College Internship: United States Navy United States Navy G. WALTER ERICKSON, Jr. Springfield, Mass. Thcta Kappa Psi A. B. Antioch College Internship: New York City Hospital New York, New York Army of the United States JAMES ALLEN FARLEY Huntington, West Virginia Phi Beta Pi B. S. Marshall College Internship: United States Navy United States Navy CECIL G. FINNEY Fayetteville, West Virginia Theta Kappa Psi, Sigma Zeta West Virginia University George Washington University West Virginia Institute of Technology Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States MERRIT WOODHALL FOSTER, Jr. Williamsburg, Virginia A. B. College of William and Mary I nternship: Wisconsin General Hospital I ' nited States Navy CLAUD A. FRAZIER Winona, West Virginia Theta Kappa Psi West Virginia Institute of Technology Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Externship: St. Luke ' s Hospital Sheltering Arms Hospital United States Army Reserve HERBERT WINSTON FROSDICK Fredericksburg, Virginia Phi Chi B. A. University of Richmond Internship: Charlotte Memorial Hospital Charlotte, North Carolina Army of the United States EDGAR CLYDE GARBER, [r. Greensboro, North Carolina Phi Beta Pi B. A. University of Richmond Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States FRANK WILSON GEARING, Jr. Woodstock, West Virginia Phi Beta Pi B. S. Catholic University of America Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States HAROLD GOODMAN Richmond, Virginia Phi Delta Epsilon A. B. Johns Hopkins University Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Externship: Grace Hospital Army of the United States JOHN M. GOULDIN Tappahannock, Va. Phi Chi, Alpha Sigma Chi 15. S. Hampden-Sydney College Internship: U. S. Navy United States Naval Reserve ARTHUR LAWSON HARDIE, Jr. Danieltown, West Vircinia Phi Chi B. S. Hampden-Sydney College Internship: St. Vincent ' s Hospital Jacksonville, Florida Army ot the United States GORDON FLETCHER HARRELL Norfolk, Virginia Phi Chi, Alpha Omega Alpha B. S. Randolph Macon College Internship: United States Navy United States Navy ROBERT GLENN HOLT Lexington, North Carolina Theta Kappa Psi A. B. High Point College Internship: City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina Army ot the United States . CHARLES DOTSON HOUCK Lewisburg, West Virginia Phi Beta Pi A. B., B. S. West Virginia University Internship: Johnston-Willis Hospital Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States THOMAS CARROLL IDEN Berrvville, Virginia Phi Chi B. S. Randolph Macon College Internship: United States Navy United States Navv J. FRASIA JONES, Jr. Richmond, Virginia Phi Chi B. S. HampJen-Sydney College Internship: Hospital for Women of Maryland Baltimore, Maryland United States Naval Reserve MARGUERITTE JOHNSON KERSEY Bluefield, West Virginia Alpha Epsilon lota B. S. University of South Carolina Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM WARD KERSEY, Jr. Bluefield, West Virginia Phi Beta Pi B. A. University of Richmond Bluefield College Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States i J. MELVIN KUNKLE Portsmouth, Virginia B. S., Carson Newman College Internship: Knoxville General Hospital Knoxville, Tennessee A JAMES W. LAMBDIN Rocky Mount, Virginia A. B. Emory and Henry College Internship: Lewis Gale Hospital Roanoke, Virginia Army of the United States X x PETE WALLACE LILLY Beckley, West Virginia Phi Beta Pi B. S. Marshall College Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States JOHN DAVID LINDNER Ocai a, Florida SAMUEL W. LIPPENCOTT, Jr. Baltimore, Maryland Theta Chi Phi Beta Pi B. S. Hampden-Sydney College Internship: Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore, Maryland Army of the United States MARTIN MARKOWITZ Brookland, New York Sigma Zeta, Alpha Omega Alpha, Phi Delta Epsilon B. A. University of Richmond Internship: Boston City Hospital, Boston, Mass. EDWARD NESBIT MAXWELL Davidson, North Carolina B. S. Davidson College Internship: United States Public Health Servi Army of the United States RAY D. MINGES Greenville, North Carolina Alpha Kappa Kappa B. S. Davidson College Internship: lohnston-Willis Hospital Richmond, Virgina Army of the United States RAY ATKINSON MOORE. Jr. Hampden-Sydney, Virginia Phi Chi A. B. Hampden-Sydney College Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States WILLIAM DONALD MOORE Cary, North Carolina A. B. Wake Forrest College Internship: United States Navy United States Navv WILLIAM PHILLIP MORRISSETTE Midlothian, Virginia Phi Beta Pi 15. A. University of Richmond Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States MARCUS NAKDIMEN Abingdon, Virginia Phi Delta Epsilon, Sigma Zeta B. S. Medical College of Virginia Internship: Coney Island Hospital Brooklyn, New York Army of the United States ROY TURNAGE PARKER Pinrtops, North Carolina Alpha Kappa Kappa A. B. University of North Carolina Internship: United States Navy United States Navy NELSON SAUNDERS PAYNE Norfolk, Virginia Theta Kappa Psi B. S. Virgina Polytechnic Institute Internship: St. Vincent De Paul Hospital Norfolk, Virginia Army of the United States EUGENE GOODBRED PEEK, Jr. Ocala, Florida Phi Chi B. S., M. S. Stetson University University of Richmond Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States ABRAHAM PEARLMAN New York, New York B. S. New York University Internship: Cumberland Heights Hospital Brooklyn, New York MARION LEE RICE, Jr. Richmond, Virginia Theta Kappa Psi B. S. University of Richmond Internship: United States Public Health Service Army of the United States WALTER RICE, )R. New Market, Virginia Thcta Kappa Psi A. B. Bridgewater College Internship: Norfolk Naval Hospital Norfolk, Virginia United States Naval Reserve ■ WILLIAM ANDERSON SADLER Mathews, Virginia Phi Beta Pi B. S. Mount Union College Internship: Medical College of Virginia Army of the United States JENARO G. SCARANO Ponce, Puerto Rico B. S. University of Puerto Rico Internship: Bayamon District Hospital Bayamon, Puerto Rico Army or the United States I - ' ROBERT GWYNN SCHULTZ Richmond, Virginia Phi Chi, Alpha Sigma Chi B. S. Hampden-Sydney College Internship: United States Navy United States Navy ROBERT CRAIG SHELBURN Christiansburg, Virginia Alpha Kappa Kappa A. B. Lynchburg College M. S. University of Tennessee Internship: U. S. Marine Hospital New Orleans, Louisiana Army of the Linked States CHRISTIAN FOGLE SIEWERS Winston-Salem, North Carolina Alpha Kappa Kappa A. B. University of North Carolina Internship: U. S. Marine Hospital New Orleans, Louisiana HAL WAUGH SMITH Phi Chi, Alpha Sigma Chi A. B. Washington and Lee University Internship: United States Naval Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania United States Naval Reserve OSCAR ORTON SMITH, Jr. Independence, Virginia Phi Beta Pi B. A. Emory and Henry College Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia H. STOEKLE Sturgis, Michigan Theta Kappa Psi Antioch College Internship: Tuckers Hospital Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States JACK STONE SHAVER Woodstock, Virginia Theta Kappa Psi I!. S. Roanoke College Internship: U. S. Marine Hospital New Orleans, Louisiana Army of the United States GERVAS STORRS TAYLOR, Jr. Richmond, Virginia Phi Chi University of Virginia Internship: United States Navy United States Navy WILLIAM SANFORD TERRY Chatham, Virginia Phi Beta Pi, Alpha Sigma Chi B. S. University of Richmond Internship: United States Navy United States Navy V ROBERT HENRY THRASHER Norfolk County, Virginia Theta Kappa Psi B S. College of William and Mary Internship: Rex Hospital Raleigh, North Carolina Army of the United States JAMES TIDLER Clarksburg, West Virginia Phi Beta Pi A. B. West Virginia University Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States ROBERT PALMER TRICE Richmond, Virginia Phi Chi B. S. Hampdcn-Sydney College Internship: Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia United States Navy RICHARD D. TURIN Brooklyn, New York Phi Delta Epsilon, Sigma Zeta A. B. New York University Internship: Beth Israel Hospital New York, New York Army of the United States ■€£ EVELYN CLARKE WADE Huntington, West Virginia Alpha Epsilon Iota A. B. Marshall College Internship: Lewis Gale Hospital Roanoke, Virginia JOHN B. WALKER, Jr. Burlington, North Carolina Theta Kappa Psi A. B. Elon College Internship: Stuart Circle Hospital Richmond, Virginia Army of the United States CHARLES BAYNES WILKERSON Raleigh, North Carolina Phi Chi A. B. University or North Carolina Internship: Rex Hospital Raleigh, North Carolina Army of the United States WALTER RICHMOND WILKINSON Huntington, West Virginia Phi Beta Pi B. S. Marshall College Internship: Southern Baptist Hospital New Orleans, Louisiana Army of the United States JOSEPH FRANKLIN WILSON Richmond, Vigrinia B. S. Davidson College Internship: Robert Parker Hospital Sayre, Pennsylvania United States Navy - JEAN FENNELL WINE Harrisonburg, Virginia Phi Chi B. S. Davidson College Internship: Hospital for the Women of Maryland Baltimore, Maryland Army of the United States CHARLES EDWARD WOODSON North Garden, Virginia Phi Chi 13. A. University of Virginia Internship: United States Navy United States Navy J ii ii i o r II nl i c a I Mass Raymon S. Brown Vice-President k V- I L W. ROBINETTE ctary and Treasure, Kenneth Bailey, Clarksburg, W. Va. John R. Deem, Richmond, Va. C. Cooper Bell, Jr., Lynchburg, Va. Baruj Benacerraf, Richmond, Va. Roberta Benchea, Weston, W. Va. Arthur K. Black, Bowman, S. C. John S. Blacg, Charleston, W. Va. Reece R. Boone, Jr., Smithers, W. Va. Frank M. Booth, Jr., Huntington, W. V. J. Alstoxe Boyd, Jr., Atkinson, N. C. Raymon S. Brown, Gloucester, Va. William II. Bruch, BlueSeld, W. Va. H. A. Bullock, Jr., Richmond, Va. Walter E. Bundy, Jr., Minden, W. Va. Robert L. Chamberlin, Phillippi, W. Va. G. A. Chapman, Washington, D. C. Ester L. Clark, Salem, Va. John W. Compton, Jr., Ronceverta, W. Va. William E. Copeland, Huntington, W. Vj George E. Cox, Covington, Va. James H. Davidson, Lexington, Va. Edward G. Davis, Jr., Richmond, Va. Belle DeCormis, Accomac, Va. James L. Dellinger, Clifton Forge, V« Madge N. Dunn, Richmond, Va. C. L. Edwards, Jr., Coburn, Va Roy A. Edwards, Jr., Huntington, W. Va. Edward G. Field, Gloucester, Va. Willard M. Fitch, Allentown, Pa. Leonard J. Flohr, Huntington, W. Va. Martin Freundlich, New York, N. Y. Louis F. Fryer, Smithsburg, W. Va. Scott Gilmer, Richmond, Va. Paul S. Gotses, Fairmount, W. Va. Thomas Green, Burkeville, Va. Don Greever, Woodville, Ohio Owen Gwathmey, Beulahville, Va. Charles Hacen, Jr., Huntington W. Va. George S. Han kins, Huntington, W. Va. G. Douglas Hayden, Huntington W. Va. Larry A. High, Wilson, N. C. G. C. Honeycutt, Jr., Big Stone Gap, Va. Catherine Hoover, Richmond, Va. Mac J. Hough, Salem, Va. W. H. Huffstetler, Hall River, N. C. Thomas G. Hurdle, Roanoke, Va. Clara May Isley, Huntington, V. Va George R. Jones, Jacksonville, Fla. i ki Allred Joseph, Whitesvillc, W. Va. Edwin ). Kamons, Parkersburg, W. Va. Claude K. Kelly, Ayletts, Va. J. Talbert Kixc, Burlington, N. C. F. M. Kkecker, Athens, Ohio Herbert Laxgford, Columbia, S. C. E. W. Larkix, Jr., Washington, N. C. F. Vivian Lileey, Montgomery, W. Va Alvin P. Long, Jr., Richmond, Va. Mann T. Lowerv. Beaverdam, Va. J. Milton Lukemax, Richlands, Va. Franklin W. Mallamo, Fairmont, Va. Frank K. MacFarlaxd, Elm Grove, W. Va. A. A. McLean, Jr.. Lenoir, N. C. Lockhard B. Mason, Richmond, Va. Johx L. Marra, Morgantown, W. Va. James T. May, Jr., Beckford, W. Va. Uxity F. Moxger. Harrisonburg, Va. Hermax Nachman, Middleburg, Va. Elliot Namey, Charlcstown. W. Va. John H. Nicholson, Statesville, N. C. Albert J. Paine, Atlanta, Ga. Bex T. Painter, Williamsburg, Va. William G. Painter, Jr., Big Stone Gap, Va. Robert L. Parsons, Davis, W. Va. Marvin W. Phillips, Ashboro, N. C. Robert R. Rector, Lexington. Va. Paul W. Robinette, Huntington. W. Vi Charles Robinson, Richmond, Va. William H. Robison, Morgantown, W. Va. Rov B. Sampson-, Jr.. Bechley, W. Va. Robert H, Sease, Richmond, Va. J. F. Sinnettk, Superior, W. Va. Thomas E. Smith, Hamers Store, Va. F. B. Spencer, Salisbury, N. C. Harvey St. Clair, Staunton, Ya. Raymon M. Suarez, Jr.. Saturce, P. R. V. H. Talbot, Shelbyvdle, Ky. S. W. Taylor, Keyser, W. Va. Archie C. Thompson, Charlestown, W. Va. Nancy King Wade, Surry. Ya. George F. West, Camden, S. C. Forrest P. White, Norfolk, Va. Stanley W. White, Richmond, V; Phillip A. Wilhite, Richmond, Va. C. F. Wingo, Richmond. Va. Fred E. Wise, Jr., Marmct, W. . S. Terry Withers, Abingdon, Va. David E. Yoho, Moundsville, W. Va. George A. Zirkle, Danville, Va. Sophomore Medical Class Class History April 5th, 1943 — We were handed a box of bones and told to have no fear. It was as simple as that. So were we, as we were to be constantly reminded. We settled down and started to breathe. Rex Tillotson became der Fuehrer. Then it came. TT and the boys went off to Camp Lee to learn the place of KP in a medical students life. They came back resplendent in khaki. It was not until later that some of the more dapper members were to be subjected to the indignity of Bell Bottom trousers. Schiaperelli couldn ' t have done better with those little chapeaux with the black bands, could she, George? Then came the heat wave — and as if that weren ' t enough, they had to throw in a little connective tissue and, I can ' t tell at this magnification, and I ' m just throwing this out to you for what it ' s worth. But it is rumored that the military program for freshmen was to be discontinued. And the verbal spanking along with Dr. Osterud ' s courageous attempt to console us with: Some people expect Cadillac performance from Ford motors. In some way Mrs. Jones ' immeasurable help, Dr. Osterud ' s devotion, and the innumerable cokes in the basement of the library and McGuire, we survived the summer. Slightly bedragled but alive. September and the nnals in Anatomy. 1 ne password became irtead and Neck. On to Chemistry — to learn how to fill a pipette. You invert the milk bottle seven times, NOT six, NOT eight, SEVEN. It is not PH but pH. Mr. Jackson I ' ll have you know that these experiments do not work for people who use that kind of language. Oh, you naughty boy! Add the Baron ' s bugs. It ' s very simple . . . They look like a bunch of grapes. But Ray Stone knows all about Athletes foot. Then came Christmas Holidays. Don ' t those gray hairs look distinguished though? And then there was the first time that we saw patients. Dr. Walker sent us over to the hospital to practice some physical diagnosis. What do you think is wrong with this patient? Why, his heart is on the wrong side. We were so proud of finding that, that it didn ' t occur to us until hours later to wonder why he was in the hospital. I guess we know a heart beat when we hear one, maybe. But I still don ' t like to stick my finger, it hurts. That is just the way the formula says to work it. Then who started that stampede by telling Thomas that there were only ten pharmacology books left in the storeroom when there were really eighty? Charley Llewellyn thinks paregoric is good for anything that ails you — What difference if the patient is a parasjoric addict. Mr. Barney, please bring me my roll book. D-Day! Business as usual. An air conditioned lab. For that Dr. Apperly is the favorite, even if we do have fallen arches because of museum lectures. Miss Swecker, have you ever felt a palpable thrill? No answer. Harvey Haag Day is over; the ranks of the bachelors is sadly de- pleated; Brooks is losing sleep wondering when this history will be finished (Ed. note, AMEN); and Dr. Evans just started a revolution by telling us that we were a pretty good class. And after fifteen months of being told that we were the worst in the history of MCV. I I as anyone seen Gatherum ' s pocket knife? T. T. Atkinson, Jr., McKinley, Va. William H. Barney, Altavista, Va. Richard N. Baylor, Richmond, Va. J. Harry Bocock, Jr., Richmond, Va. Scott C. Brainard, Honolulu, T. H. Charles H. Brant, Lakevvood, Ohio James W. Brooks, Winchester, Va. Marvin G. Burdette, Oak Hill, W. Vi Rowland H. Burns. Lebanon, Va. John Cambell, Queens Village, N. Y. Edward Kent Carter, Gate City, Va. William Cecil, Jr., Dublin, Va. Claude O Coleman, Jr., Richmond, Va. William Copenhaver, Crockett, Va. Rafeal Cuevas-Zamora, Rio Petras, P. R. Sam B. Dillard, Draper, N. C. Austin I. Dodson, Jr., Richmond, Va. Lawton F. Douglas, Citra, Fla. A. H. Dudley, Jr., Baltimore, Md. David M. Dumvtlle, Mathews, Va. Joseph B. Earnhardt, Greensboro, N. C. Edward Eppes, III, Richmond, Va. John R. Fitzgerald, Jr., Lebanon, Pa. Ivan G. Freed, Harrisonburg, Va. A. J. Freund, Tappahannock, Va. f . : ' William A. Fuller, South Boston, Va. Robert E. Fultz, Butterworth, Va. James R. Gatherum, Athens, W. Va. Robert E. Gibson, Charlestown, W. Va. John A. Gill, Richmond, Va. Vax W. Gunter, Richmond, Va. Samuel H. Huff, Jr., Blueficld, V. Va. Richard L. Huges, Glen Jean, W. Va. Malcomb Hunter, Jr., Richmond, Va. George W. Hurt, Roanoke, Va. Randolph M. Jackson, Leesburg, Va. James W. Johnston, Elon College, N. C. Elmore Kalbaugh, Jr., Panama Canal Zone Robert D. Keeling, Kcysvillc, Va. C. Sidney King, Lynchburg, Va. Matthew Lacy, II, Harrisonburg, Va. Harry T. Linger, Clarksburg, W. Va. Richmond, Va A. Martin, Wiln Charles W. Massey, Newport News, Va. Lawerence G. May, Wind Gap, Pa. Carl Messerschmidt, Jr., Richmond, Va. David II. Miller, Marietta, Ohio Alvin Mirmilstein, Newport News, Va. Robert P. Moore, Hampton, Va. George M. Nipe, Hollandale, Fla. Donal Parker, Bedford, Va. Horace E. Perkins, Richmond, Va. Thomas E. Potterfteld, Charleston, W. V; John Lewis Read, Camden, N. J. Richard C. Reed, Norfolk, Va. P. Gordon ReMine, Richmond, Va. William Robertson, Newport News, Va Paul A. Robinson, Walton, Ky. Daniel Ross, Forrest Hills, N. Y. Edward H. Sherr, Petersburg, Va. Jack J. Schwartz, Newark, N. J. S. McGuire Sessons, Roseboro, N. C. Robert L. Sommerville, Clarksburg, W. V; Warren A. Stansbury, Richmond, Va. Raymond E. Stone, Aradcll, N. J. Alice E. Swecker, Roanoke, Va. M. Isabell Taliaferro, Richmond, Va. Clayton L. Thomas, Paducah, Ky. Franklin C. Turner, Portsmouth, Va. Charles N. Van Horn, Hamlin, W. Va. Richard K. Williams, Richmond, Va. Richard D. Wilson, Port Orchard, Wash. William C. Winter, Jr., Chicago, 111. Freshmen Medical Class Class History On New Years Day we settled down as the Freshman Medical Class at MCV with a capacity of eighty-two. We came together collectively from college campuses, army posts, and naval stations, with the distinction of being the first class to enter in uniform. Those first few days and weeks were a confusion of new faces, new tasks, and frat rushings. Rut by some miracle we managed to emerge finally, with a bag of bones, a ton of books, and a newly inspired zeal to give our best for our school and our profession. We have whittled away at cadavers. Peered through our micro- scopes at what seemed a never ending stream of minutia, passed through the complexities of Bio, learned much and been exposed to more. When we pause at the end of this our freshman year, we discover that through nine months of intense effort and application on our part, aided by the guidance, encourage- ment, and personal example of our professors, we have become an integrated part of the great work being done here at MCV. And so with rumors of that Sophomore year and memories of McGuire Hall and fourth floor Clinic threading their way into every thought, we bid you good-bye for a short vacation. D. N. Anderson, Rustburg, Va. Franklin L. Angell, Roanoke, Va. Benjamine Baker, Rustburg, Va. John H. Baker, Jr., Richmond, Va. Carlos Berrocal, Mayaquez, P. R. Robert W. Bradley, Portsmouth, V; Stuart T. Bray, Richmond, Va. Clem F. Burnette, Richmond, Va. Howard O. Burdette, Richmond, Va. John A. Byrd, Parkersburg, W. Va. George E. Calvert, Lynchburg, Va. Noland M. Canter, Jr., Harrisonburg, Va Arthur A. Caur, Jr., War, W. Va. Charles Caulkins, Jr., Leesburg, Va. Stephen Childrey, Ruthcr Glen, Va. Phil Chapman, Richmond, Va. Wiley H. Cozart, Fuquor Springs, N. C Henry C Decker, Richmond, Va. Wayne W. Dutton, Chilhowie, Va. Normane Ende, Petersburg, Va. Richard H. Fisher, Roanoke, Va. Frank S. Flannery, Dryden, Va. Harry C. Foster, Clifton Forge, Va Milton Fridenburg, Petersburg, Va. Samuel J. Gibson, Charkstown, W. V; David Greenburg, Richmond, Va. +A M James P. Harnsbercer, Brunswick, Ga. Flemming B. Harper. Richmond Va. Seymore E. Harris, Richmond, Va. Waldo C. Henson, Jr., Charlcstown, W. Va. Douglas O. Hill, Crewe, Va. John- E. Hill, Richmond, Va. Phillip V. Hoffman, Alexandria, Va. Lawrence M. Howard, Jr., Lynchburg, Va. Benjamine Hubbard, Jr., Norfolk, Va. Jerome Imblrc, Richmond, Va. Benjamin L. Jamison, Covington, Va. George R. Krupp, Jersey City, N. J. Max D. Largent, Winchester, Va. Stuart H. Light, Huntington, W. Va. B. Judson McClanahan, Richmond, Va. William W. McClure, Richmond, Va. J. A. McGuire, Grundy, Va. Robert Q. Marston, Toano, Va. Malcomb B. Martin, Richmond, Va. Charles H. Meeks, Arlington, Va. Joseph W. Milam, Suthcrlin, Va. Phillip Minor, Richmond, Va. Walter S. Newman, Richmond V; George Oliver, Richmond, Va. Lloyd Olsen, Richmond, Va. Harold T. Osterud, Ashland, Va. Robert E. Paine, Jr., Roanoke, Va. Francis R. Payne, Jr., Newport News, V; Earl R. Peters, Blackmore, Va. James W. Phillips. Portsmouth, Va. Forrest Pitts. Richmond, Va. William B. Pope, Portsmouth, Va. Wilson A. Powell, Jr., Richmond, V.i William W. Quisenberry, Wythevillc, V. Ralph S. Riffenburc, Blacksburg, Va. Georce G. Ritchie, Jr.. Richmond. Va. David Ross Rogers, Glade Springs, Va. Jay E. Rogers, Jr., Charlestown, W. Va. Joseph A. Solomon, Arlington, Va. John W. Todd, III, Staunton, Va. Joseph J. Tokarz, Port Richmond, Va. Earnest R. Trice, Richmond, Va. Fred B. Walls, Charlestown, W. Va. William W. Walthall, Jr., Richmond, Va. Sidney S. Whitaker, Jr.. Bristol, Tcnn. Enoch W. White, Jr., Jane Lew, W. Va Jean A. Wilfong, Roanoke, Va. Harold E. Wilkins, Mathews, Va. David W. Williams. Alexandria. Va. Fredrick M. Williams, Virginia Beach, V; Leah M. Williams, Hinton, W. Va. Walter K. Yates, Kenova, W. Va. Charles M. Zacharias, Richmond, Va. tihd ' A ! «fe ««V ' Mlhk A4lM This is McGuire Hall, named for Hunter McGuire. In it, almost all of the students of the Medical Col- lege have classes at some time. Here, practically all Dental and Pharmacy students spend most of their time. Dr. P. ]. Modjeski, D.D.S. To a fine teacher and a true friend we dedicate this section and extend our best wishes for success in Texas. S C H L OF DENTISTRY Senior I) c 11 1 a I Class James E. Fur President H. H. Bonnie Vice-President C la s s II i sto rj T ;e Fighting Forty-Fourth. (To the tune of Rambling Wreck From Georgia Tech. ) W. H. Dickey Secretary-Treasurer We sing unto the glory of the Class of Forty-Four Within our bosoms deepest memory cherish evermore, We ' ve known of sorrow, tasted joy, and bitter was our lot, But still our heads are still held high, our spirits dampened not. For men in ' 41 there were who came to Richmond town, Men who sought the higher plane, a class of great renown, Let ' s call the roll and here now, the class of Forty-Four, Oh tell me does that mighty class still sound off with a roar? Ackerman, Allen, Burke, and Cave, Clement, David, and Furr, Dickey, Edison, Gardner, too. They ' re men who will endure. Getty, Goldstein, Grandis, and Harris, Herring, Heyman, and Long, Johnson, Kirshen, and Lassoff too. Unto the class belong. Micone, Mirmilstein, and Moore, Rosenblatt, and Reames, Reshevsky, Shull and Segillo, Are men with potent dreams; And never let you fear, There is Walker and old Woolard To keep guard from the rear. In ' 41 Prof. Negus pranked through Bio-Chemistry, We made friends with each carcass as we learned Anatomy, V. J. Ackerman Historian Prosthetics lab in Autumn time was where we hit our stride, The coecal cubes this class turned out were pointed to with pride. In ' 42 we lost a few, as Sophomores we became, Wise fools we were ' tis true and yet we worked ourselves insane. Simpson every day or so, would send us all to hell, With every verbal lash, we ' d come out righting with the bell. ' In ' 43 to fourteen men, we sadly said good-bye, We ground our teeth and jiledged ourselves, our class would never die. What tho ' we had been beaten, and our ranks were thinning fast, We said we ' d stick together all for one until the last. Into our very Senior year, and now in uniform. They grieved us and harrassed us, our sins were multi- form, But on we fought with bur and stone, and worth the nagging doubt. For dawned that September day that saw us getting out. So come clasp hands, you stalwart men, and raise on high your voice That you ' re a man of ' 44 within yourselves rejoice. For we ' ll stand fast, as hard as stone, our progress never halt. And let the future years, decide, which class was worth its salt. WILLIAM ACKERMAN BlNCHAMPTON, NEW YORK Alpha Omega B. A. Syracuse University Army of the United States FRANK CHICHESTER ALLEN Richmond, Virginia Delta Sigma Delta United States Naval Reserve GEORGE WILSON BURKE, ] Strasburc, Vircinia Psi Omega B. S. Georgetown University University of Virginia Army of the United States AMOS WILLIAM CAVE. Jr LuraYj Virginia Delta Sigma Delta Army of the United States WILLIAM JAMES CLEMENT White Post, Virginia Psi Omega B. S. University of Virginia Army of the United States ARTHUR B. DAVID Elizabeth, New Jersey Internship: Medical Center Jersey City, New Jersey Army of the United States WALTER HALL DICKEY Chkistiansburg, Virginia Psi Omega Virginia Polytechnic Institute Army of the United States ' , fc . MEYER MORRIS EDISON Richmond, Virginia Alpha Omega Revelers, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44 JAMES ELISHA FURR, Jr. Wilmington, North Carolina Psi Omega, Sigma Zeta Wake Forest College Army of the United States CURTISS PRESTON GARDNER Hillsville, Virginia Delta Sigma Delta B. S. Roanoke College Army of the United States BOYD CLARK GETTY, Jr. Manasquan, New Jersey Delta Sigma Delta A. B. High Point College Lafayette College United States Naval Reserve IRA GOLDSTEIN Brooklyn, New York Alpha Omega B. S. Long Island University Internship: Lincoln Hospital New York, New York United States Naval Reserve MORRIS DAVID GRANDIS Richmond, Virginia Alpha Omega B. S. University of Richmond Internship: Eastman Dental Dispensary Rochester, New York Army of the United States H. B. HARRIS Emporia, Virginia Psi Omega Wake Forest College Army of the United States LIVIOUS DUNCAN HERRING Roseboro, North Carolina Delta Sigma Delta Wake Forest College ERWIN HEYMAN Brooklyn, New York Alpha Omega B. S. Roanoke College CHARLES W. JOHNSON Richmond, Virginia Psi Omega . S. Medical College of Virginia School of Pharmacy United States Naval Reserve SANFORD W. KIRSHEN New York, New York New York University Army of the United States GUST AVE LASSOFF New York, New York Alpha Omega S. City College of New York JAMES HART LONG, Jr. Conway, South Carolina Delta Sigma Delta United States Naval Reserve EDWARD JOSEPH MICONE Summit, New Jersey Psi Omega Wake Forest College United States Naval Reserve : HOWARD C. MIRMILSTEIN Newport News, Virginia B. S. College of William and Mary University of Virginia internship: Eastman Dental Dispensary Rochester, New York United States Naval Reserve $3| 1 , ' t RAYMON TILLET MOORE Mount Holly, North Carolina Delta Sigma Delta Wake Forest College United States Naval Reserve DAVID HERBERT REAMS Petersburg, Virginia Psi Omega Randolph Macon College Army of the United States HERBERT H. RESHEFSK.Y Portsmouth, Virginia Alpha Omega University of Virginia Army of the United Stales ELTON P. ROSENBLATT Miami Beach, Florida A. B. University of Miami Internship: Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami, Florida Army of the United States DWIGHT HOLDING SHULL Bridgewater, Virginia Alpha Sigma Chi , Sigma Zeta Bridgewater College Army of the United States Junior II mi I a i Clan ies A. Harrell President Leonard Faust Vice-President R. S. BURFORD Secretary -Treasure Class History Juniors: Yes, by Damned! we answered with a courage equalled only b) that of the famed Six Hundred as they charged into the Valley of Death, and there were only thirty-seven of us. Regardless of the size of our class we wanted to make history. But quick. Take the clinic by storm was in our minds — the charge was on — the charge that carried us into strange surroundings. In spite of the conglomeration of red tape that sur- rounded us, the work in store for us took on a new light, very dazzling in some respects. Our work took on a new and gratifying significance. For now we would be performing our work that we had prepared for during the past two years. Now our inlays, amalgams, gold foils, and dentures, would be used for more than just exhibition Did we take the clinic? you ask. Well, not exactly. The fact that we had a lot to learn about dentistry soon displayed itself. However, we had secured a foothold and we vowed that it would not be shaken loose. We knew that we must gain all the experi- ence possible from the clinic so that in the near future we could step out into the world to serve our country, and after peace comes we will serve the world. Franklin D. Bill, Washington, T . C. Robert S. Bureord, Jr., Amherst, Va. ! James D. Cochrane, Newton, N. C. Leonard Faust, New York, N. V. Theodore Feinstone, Brooklyn, N. Y. Walter H. Fordham, Jr., Scranton, Pa. William C. French, Charlestown, W. Va. William T. Gladden, Jr., Painter, Va. Herbert W. Goodinc, Hookerton, N. C. James E. Graham, Jr., Charlotte, N. C. John S. Hair, Fayctteville, N. C. William L. Hand, New Bern, N. C. James A. Harrell, Elkin, N. C. W. B. Harris, Orange, Va. Robert F. Jackson, Hope Mills, N. C. Edgar F. Jessee. Cleveland, Va. Artis D. Johnson, Fountain, N. C. E. Jones, Raleigh, N. C. F. C. Jones, Phoenix, Ariz. Herbert W. Kaplan, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lloyd C. March, Suffolk, Va. Roy A. Miller, New Bern, N. C. Morton A. Paret, Long Island, N. Y. Glenn R. Penny, Durham, N. C. Pall A. Pollard, Richmond, Va. Edward D. Risdon, Warrcnton, Va Howard Scherer, Brooklyn, N. Y. Martin Sheintoch, Petersburg, Va. Paul A. Stroup, Jr., Newell, N. C. Walter L. Thurman, Charlestown, W. Va. Marvin E. Walker, Burlington, N. C. Joseph H. Way, III, Waynesville, N. C. Rudolph H. Weiner, Hempstead, N. Y. Adolphus G. White, Henderson, N. C. Albert B. White, Leesburg, Va. Curtis R. Woodford, Moneta, Va. David Clyde Young, Salisbury, N. C. This is the old Virginia Hospital which now houses laboratories, offices and sections that are concerned with maintenance of the school buildings and grounds. Sophomore Dental Class Alec Epstein Historian Charles Barker Treasurer Class History This class has the unique distinction of being the first Army and Navy dental class to be enrolled at the Medical College for World War II. We entered as civilians and wound up as mates and In 1 43 we fought the battle of Camp Lee. There we went through the trials an d tribulations of the lowly private, and according to our sergeant, we were the lowliest he had ever seen. In the end all ended happily, for in 10 days time we left dear old Camp Lee. You may be sure that this was one time that every one was glad to see the portals of McGuire Hall. Our joy was short lived for immediately we were plunged into the battle of McGuire Hall. During this engagement we heard the light artillery of prosthetics, anatomy, bac- teriology and metalurgy; the heavy guns of anatomy and prosthetics and not to mention the engagement in which tear gas was used — that of oral anatomy. I think every one there had something to cry about. As in all the battles, there were casualties and as soon as most of the boys came through with flying colors, they were shoved into the battle of ' 44. In this battle, the heavy barrage was really laid down when the heavy guns of operative, C B, and prosthetics. It is our sincere hope that the casualties will be light and all will return for the battle of 1945. Paul T. Baker, Cramerton, N. C. Charles T. Barker, New Bern, N. C. Thomas J. Bell, Jr., Conway, S. C. Charles E. Bodell, Jr., Blaekshurg, V; Donald F. Buns, Raleigh, N. C Aubrey S. Camden, Chatham, Ya. Morris L. Cherry, Clinton, N. C Hi wis P. Claypool, Norfolk. Va. William R. Culbertsox, Appalachia, Va. James G. Dean, Charlestown, W. Va. James H. Edwards, Raleigh, N. C. Alec Epstein, Richmond, Va. William W. Gillispie, Roanoke, Va. Samuel J. Gitow, Newark. N. J. Gladstone M. Hill, Providence. R. I. William P. Hinson, Jr., Monroe, N. C. James O. Hodgkin, Warrenton, Va. Joseph T. Hunt, Louisburg, N. C. A. Walker Jordon, Strasburg, Va. Nelson D. Large, Rocky Mount, N. C. Glenn A. Lazenby, Jr., Statesville, N. C. James E. Little, Statesville, N. C. S. Clyde Maddox, Lynchburg, Va. Donald H. McGlory, Westboro, Mas Edward J. Mears, Norfolk, Va. Earnest F. Neal, Danville, Va. James B. Norville, Rutherfordton, N. 0. William M. Pearce, Hamlet, N. C. Davidson M. Pence, Pennington (Jan, Va. Marvin Pleasants, Oxford, Va. Jack J. Richardson, Loris, N. C. Abner F. Riggs, Elizabeth City, N. C. Welford W. Ross, Charlottesville, N. C. Luther Ray Shields, Accomac, Va. Tore E. Skeppstrom, Jr., Portsmouth, Va. Marshall H. Soloman, New Brunswick, N. J. Gordon L. Townsend, Fair Bluff, N. C. Robert B. Warlick, Gastonia, N. C. Harold Weinberger, Long Island, N. Y. Ai.i-onso F. Wright, Jr., Appalachia, Va. Leslie J. Younc, Salem, Va. F r ps li in an IN n I a I Class William II. Gi Sim Chappelll: Secretary C 1 a s s II i s t o r y Our class has the honor to be the first to enter the Medical College of Virginia in the uniform of our Uncle Sam. Of our class of forty-six, twenty-nine represent the army while fourteen uphold the navy. Once we were all together, no time was lost in getting under way in our chosen profession. The first quarter consisted of Oral Anatomy, Cross Anatomy, Prosthetics and Bio-Chemistry. It did not take us long to learn that all things are not so simple as they seem and ihat the mesio-distal is greater than the bucco-lingual, with some exceptions. The professors and fraternities were most kind and offered us every assistance to help straighten us out from the mad rush and confusion that surrounded us. At this writing the rush still exists, but with the passing of time, we are taking it more in our stride. In addition to studying dentistry, part of our time is spent in the army and navy training programs, under which we are preparing ourselves to serve our country to a greater advantage, and for this opportunity we are grateful. We are proud of our class for in it exists the friendly competitive spirit, which ultimately leads to better work and better men. Marvin W. Aldridge, Vanceboro, N. C. Morton O. Alper, Wvthcvillc, Va. del M. Anderson, Jr., Dante, Va. Ilarence M. Boyd, Bassett, Va. William |. Caroon, Jr., Wilkesboro, N. C. Dim R. Carson, Jr., Bethel, N. C. Sim Chappei.le, Pineville, Ky. Stuart R. Chilcott, Fredericksburg, Va. Arthur L. Conner, Jr., Chatham, Va. Adolphus J. Cook, Kannapolis, N. C. Fred B. Cornett, Independence, Va. Charles R. Crews, Radford, Va. William D. Crockett, Tangier, Va. Charles J. DeWitt, Orangeburg, S. C. Joseph A. Dodd, Staunton, Va. Franklin J. Dolly, Franklin, YV. Va. Russell M. Fakoury, Myrtle Beach, S. C Kenneth P. Fitzgerald, Roanoke, Va. Raymond J. Gardner, Hillsville, Va. Duncan M. Getsinger, Plymouth, Va. Fulton J. Gilbert, Charlestown, W. V; Marvin L. Gillum, Manassas, Va. George Goldfarb, Tampa, Fla. William H. Gray, Robcrsonville, N. C. Murray M. Grill, Brooklyn, N. Y. Harry H. Hallett, Louisa, Va. Ralph B. Holmes, Fayetteville, N. C. R. Leo Horton, Wendel, X. C. Iames F. Hulin, Lexington, N. C. John- R. Hurt, Drakes Branch, Va. Neil A. Lotiies, Elkins, W. Va. Howard B. Martin-. Wilmington, X. C. Joseph A. Offen. Brookline, Mass. Walter M. Ormes, Jr., Richmond, Va. John N. Pastore, Richmond, Va. Lackey B. Peeler, Bellwood, X. C. Herbert P. Rices, Wake Forest, X. C. Seymore I. Salloway, Pcabody, Mass. Jackson E. Shelton, Roanoke, Va. Joseph R. Suggs, Ashhoro. X. C. Fred F. Wampler, Richmond, Va. Herbert Weinberg, Suffolk, Va. Joe W. Wiggins, Jr., Richmond, Va. John R. Williams, Winston-Salem, X. C. Raphael Wolpert, Lons, X. C. Edward K. Wright. Wilson. X. C. C CQ c o c 4-1 Wi CD H Dr. Roshier W. Miller, Ph.G., M.D. To this distinguished gentleman, we of the School of Pharmacy would like to snow our admiration and respect in dedicating this portion of our yearbook. SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Senior Pharmacy Class Ralph C. Tolar President Charles G. Thomp Elizabeth S. Parsons Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Class His t o r y Due to the fact that only one of the original half hundred students who made up this class remains, the history is somewhat vague and dim. But when we look over these pages in years to come, many happy and valuable me- mories will spring forth in our minds. Six persons proudly call themselves Seniors in Pharmacy. For a while it looked as though the one woman would be the only candidate for a degree in the fall. The National Emergency became critical, all of our men were in the eyes and minds of the draft boards. But luck remained on with them and they were allowed to complete this session. Let us look, briefly, into the past . . . As mentioned before, fifty students entered Pharmacy School as freshmen in the fall of 1941. Three were women. Mortor and Pestle Club, A. Ph. A. and various other organizations provided social life for us. This has continued throughout the years. The next year, brought forth five transfers to our ranks. We were the first sopho- more class to battle the heat of economics in the summer with books rather than with the beaches and the mountains. We entered our third year with firm determination that we could and would keep our school open even though the school roll had dropped tremendously. We did too! We laughed and played, worked and worried together until finals were over and we went home for Christmas. The New Year brought us a new year, the one which had been in our minds for so long. Each of us felt a little lost in the lecture rooms with the professors and all SIX mem- bers of the class. But our thoughts were on that day in September, a much greater day than the one in September, 1941. For on this day in 1944 MCV will become our Alma Mater and we say Good-bye to school days. JAMES LEWIS DENNY Winchester, Virginia Kappa Psi JESSEE FRANK JACKSON Jetersville, Virginia Phi Gamma Skull and Bones, ' 44 BENJAMIN JAMES MONTGOMERY Alberta, Virginia Kappa Psi Randolph Macon College ELIZABETH SPOTSWOOD PARSONS Charlotte Court House, Virginia William and Mary CHARLES GWYN THOMPSON Marion, Virginia Kappa Psi RALPH C. TOLAR Sanford, Florida Phi Gamma, Alpha Tan Omega I ' . ' =«■■ !$ — Dooley and Saint Philip Hospitals Junior Pharmacy Class Marvin Midkiff Vice-President Joyce Robinson Secretary and Treast Morris Comstock hi is tor inn Class History In January of 1944 we entered our junior year with new enthusiasm, having passed the halfway point on the rough and rugged road to the degree in Pharmacy. Our class had been greatly reduced in the past two years, having suffered heavy losses to the armed forces. There were about thirty of us who entered the freshman class in July of 1942. Of that class only four of the original re- main. We welcomed several new students in our sopho- more year who came from other colleges to join us in the pursuit of our profession. These swelled the depleated rolls caused by the calling up of members of the army and navy reserve forces. The war has also affected us in other ways. We entered the school in the first class under the accelerated program and suffered under the heat of summer months. Despite this heat of those summers our burdens were lightened by the careful and painstaking guidance of our understand- ing professors. When we entered school, our goal seemed distant and almost unattainable because four vears is a long time. Now three of these have passed, seemingly, as if a few hours. As we go on to take up the role of seniors, our class is to be one of the smallest in the history of the School of Pharmacy. However, we feel that it will be one of the best. We will work even harder than ever before to attain the goal which we seek, that of pr acticing the art of Pharmacy. Robert David Anderson, Dante, Va. Eleanor Leah Boothe, Wakeficlil, Va. Robert Morris Comstock, Petersburg, Va. Clyde A. Ferris, Jr., Charlotte, N. C. Agnes Louise Fauson, Burke ' s Garden, Va. Herman Marvin Midkifp, Keeling, Va. William A. Niermann, Huntington, W. Va. Edward Donald Reynolds, Lynchburg, Va. Elizabeth Joyce Robinson, Pound, Va. MCV Hospital Sophomore I ' hnrniiiry ( ' hiss Lewis Stanley Abbot, Jr., Portsmouth, Va. E. H. Alderman, Richmond, Va. Rebecca Jane Alger, Charlestown, W. Va. George Barnette, Richmond, Va. William J. Bezdan, Crewe, Va. Bertha Cohen, Richmond. Va. Ralph Lee Crabill, Richmond, Va. Winnie Elizabeth Downing, Richmond, Va Gladys Maxixe Elder, Brookneal, Va. Jack David Farley, Huntington, W. Va. Ota T. Graham, Richmond. Va. Peggy A. Gregory, Altavista ,Va. Eva Teresa Guy, Richmond, Va. Richard Corbitt Harois. Richmond, Ya. Hobart Carl Jones. Appalachm, Va. Carson Mead Keys, Nathons Creek, Va. George U. Lyons, Norfolk, Va. John P. Maiden, Meadow View, Va. Marion Francis Mayhew, Fincastle, Va Pail Mazel. Norfolk, Ya. Orville Rlair Parsons, Charlotte Court House, V; Priscilla Phillips. Salisbury, Md. Thomas W. Sale, Hampton, Va. Elizabeth Shadwell, Richmond, Va. Teresa Silverman, Richmond, Va. Russell Edward Simpson, Jr., Virginia Beach, V: John Snead, Charlottesville, Va. Jessica Vale Thorne, Norfolk, Ya. John Evans Wise, Jr., Onancock, Ya. CO X c X CO u Mrs. Florence Dillard To the gracious housemother of Memorial Hall the School of Nursing extends its appreciation for her kindness and helpfulness. SCHOOL OF NURSING Senior u r s i n • Class Judy Watkins President Florence Hylton 1 ' ice-President Margaret Virginia Mitc Secretary Carrie Lee Dotson Historian C 1 a ss History Time has sped rapidly by since the arrival of seventy carefree ignorant, potential, Angels of Mercy at Memorial Hall, the largest class accepted in the history and the first to enter after the completion of the new hospital. We settled down to our studies of the arts and skills of nursing. We had scarcely started when the clouds of war burst, bringing a newer challenge and a deeper significance to the work we were to do. All too soon we found our- selves juniors with new responsibilities. Graduates were answering the call for nurses in the armed forces which re- sulted in newer obligations. We overcame the obstacles and assumed a new feeling of security and confidence in our work. At last we were Seniors proudly wearing our black bands. At this time the newly organized Cadet Nurse Corps was received and we could hardly wait to wear the uniform signifying our participation in the service to our country. Today we stand fifty-seven strong, united in one cause: To serve. Training has been during a difficult period, but in a period in which there have been more challenges and experiences for us. We know that we could have received no better training any where. Our ability comes from three years experience and study in a democratic and inspiring institution. Those years are of great significance in our lives and will affect our decisions in the future. We look to the future, so soon to be present, with ideals and inspirations, instilled by our faithful and never-tiring instructors and friends having hope and faith in our hearts that we may achieve our goal in life. INDIA OGBURN BANE Lawrenceville, Virginia Madison College DOROTHY BRENT BURKE Worth, West Virginia SARAH DANIEL Dolphin, Virginia LEANORA JANE DEARMIK Mount Airy, North Carolina Revelers, ' 41 United States Cadet Nurses Corps GLORIA DIGGS Mathews, Virginia College of William and Mary CARRIE LEE DOTSON Richmond, Vircinia United States Cadet Nurses Corps Revelers, ' 42, ' 43; Class Historian, ' 43; Nursing Editor, ' 43 JOAN ELLEN EANES Ettrick, Virginia Mary Washington College Treasurer of Class, ' 43 KATHERINE De C. EDWARDS Farnham, Virginia Farmville State Teachers College GERTUDE TAYLOR ELLIS Emporia, Virginia United States Cadet Nurses Corps { ) M C. ARSENA GILBERT Norfolk, Virginia College of William and Mary Execuitve Council. ' 44 ROSE GLOTZER Roanoke, Virginia United State Cadet Nurses Corps NOT PICTURED ROBERTA SHAW GRAY Beaufort, North Carolina East Carolina Teachers College Class Social Chairman, ' 44 ALICE GARRENTON North Logewell, Vircinia United States Cadet Nurse Corps Basketball, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44 Revelers, 41, ' 43 VIOLA GARRETT Keysville, Virginia Farmville State Teachers College United States Cadet Nurses Corps VIRGINIA CHARLOTTE GIBBS North Hollywood, California University of Wyoming United States Cadet Nurses Corps President of Class, ' 42; Treasurer of Student Body, ' 43; Vice-President of Class. ' 43; Chairman of Stu- dent Nurses Council, Alpha Sigma Chi, Secretary, ' 44 JEAN HALBERT Petersburg, Virginia Madison College LUCILLE HARDY Keysvii.lh, Virginia -y r HARRIET ELIZABETH HOLLAND Franklin, Virginia Mary Washington College Basketball, ' 41, ' 42; Revelers, ' 41, ' 43 fe fc I FLORENCE CARTER HYLTON Rocky Mount, Virginia Bridgewater College Radford State Teachers College Vice-President of Class, ' 44 BERN ' ICE SMITH KING Blackridge, Virginia United States Cadet Nurses Corps Basketball, ' 40- ' 44 I LOUISE D. KULP Richmond, Virginia MARGARET VIRGINIA MITCHELL Amelia, Virginia United States Cadet Nurses Corps Secretary of Class, ' 44 MARGARET MITCHELL Lawrenceville, Virginia BILLIE WYATT MORRIS Roanoke, Virginia Mary Washington College SARABELLE MOSLEY LaCross, Virginia Blackstone College- United States Cadet Nurses Corps NOT PICTURED HENRIETTA TERRY MULLINS Roanoke, Virginia CARRIE BERNICE MURPHY Salem, Virginia Virginia Intermont College United States Cadet Nurses Corps ANNE ELIZABETH MURRAY Clifton Forge, Virginia Madison College LI LA K. NASSOR Richmond, Virginia United States Cadet Nurses Corps Revelers, ' 41, ' 42 Backetball, ' 41, ' 42 GLADYS EVELYN NEFF Fairfax, Virginia Madison College FRANCES HAWTHORNE PALMER Richmond, Virginia CHARLENE PHILLIPS Bridgewater, Virginia Madison College United States Cadet Nurses Corps RUTH ALBERTA PLOTT Covington, Virginia Revelers, ' 41, ' 42 Honor Council, ' 43 MARY LEWIS POWELL Copper Hill, Virginia Madison College United States Cadet Nurses Corps f 1 EDNA GLADYS REED Bent Mountain, Virginia MARGARET ANN ROBERTS Bromwell, West Virginia Duke University MARY ELIZABETH ROSS Lawrenceville, Virginia Mary Washington College Basketball, ' 41, ' 42; Revelers, ' 41; Honor Council, ' 42 MARY ELIZABETH ROSSER Whitakeks, North Carolina Westhampton College United States Cadet Nurses Corps Revelers, ' 41- ' 43; Treasurer of Student Body, ' 44; Honor Council, 44; Executive Council of Richmond Intercollegiate Council; Nursing Editor of S till and Bones; Alpha Sigma Chi FRANCES VIRGINIA SHEWEY Charleston, West Virginia Madison College Morris-Harvey College A ELOISE SPENCE Elizabeth City, North Carolina Mary Washington College United States Cadet Nurses Corps Sigma Zeta MARGARET STARKEY Starkey, Virginia United States Cadet Nurses Corps KATHERINE ST. CLAIR Salem, Virginia Pfirfer Junior College United States Cadet Nurses Corps Revelers, 41- ' 43; Honor Council, ' 44 DORIS ELAINE STEELE Harrisonburg, Virginia Madison College United States Cadet Nurses Corps Revelers, ' 41, ' 42 CURTIS SUMNER Baskekville, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute United States Cadet Nurses Corps MARGARET BARRICK STOKES Shinnston, West Virginia Fairmont State College University of West Virginia Revelers, ' 42; Secretary of Athletic Association, ' 42; Nursing Editor of S ull and Bones, ' 42- ' 43; Basket- ball Team Manager, ' 42; Executive Council, ' 43 GERALDINE TERRELL RoNCEVERTE, WEST VIRGINIA University of West Virginia Vice-President of Class, ' 41; Honor Council, ' 41, ' 42, X -Ray Representative, ' 41, ' 42; Secretary of Athletic Association, ' 43  r ♦ £ NOT PICTURED DOROTHY JOHANNA TONJES Williston Park, Long Island, New York Revelers, ' 41; Treasurer of Junior Class, ' 42 Sigma Zeta, ' 43 United States Cadet Nurses Corps VIRGINIA VISER Clearwater, Florida Florida State College for Women JULIA DAY W ATKINS Hampden-Sydney, Virginia A. B. Bryn Mawr College Sigma Zeta Senior Class President, ' 44 Al J MARY LUCY WILLIAMS ScOTTSVILLE, VIRGINIA Basketball, 41-H3; Revelers, ' 41- ' 43 CLARA ELLEN WHISNANT MoRGANTON, NoRTH CAROLINA Woman ' s College, University of North Carolina Historian, ' 42; Seeretary of Class, ' 43; Slyull and Bones Representative, ' 43 HELEN ROSE WHITAKER Petersburg, Virginia Madison College United States Cadet Nurses Corps Sigma Zeta SARA ELIZABETH WOODY Hopewell, Virginia United States Cadet Nurses Corps Revelers, ' 41. ' 42 HUNTER HOLMES McGUIRE Junior Nursing Class • Helen Deghilace President Alice Macdonald I ' ice-President Sue Allen Secretary Gertrude May Historian Class History ' Twas early in September — the year ' 42, We entered our school, a carefree crew. The schedules were made with the utmost care, In hopes that we pre-clins would get quite a scare, It ' s true that we did — we shook quite a lot, When we saw the expected on the schedules we got. It was study and study, cram and cram, The first six months were one long exam. Then came capping, we were pre-clins no more, We were freshmen with knowledge in store. Our work was hard, the classes long — But most of us made it, with time for a song. Soon we had been here exactly a year, Juniors now with little to fear. We learned to brave most things alone. For we were pretty much on our own. It can ' t be so long ' til we ' ll be all through. But we ' ll never forget September of ' 42. And all the things we ' ve seen and done, For MCV has been lots of fun. Margaret Adams, Randolph, V: Mary Sue Allen, Strasburg, V; Jo Ann Andrews, Galax, Va. Martha Blake, ScottsvUle, Va. Mary Coffman, Chicago, 111. Charlotte Cornett, Marion, Va. Ruth Coverston, Water Lick, V; Doris Davenport, Hampton, Va. Mable Davis, Richmond, Va. Helen Deghilage, Charlestown, W. Vi Stella Edwards, Farnham, Va. Anne Finley, Buena Vista, Va. Elizabeth Flannagan, Norfolk, Va. Connie Fowler, Houston, Texas. Mary Frantz, Fincastle, Va. Jean Harshbarcer, Mt. Sidney, Va. Mildred Hart, Cologne, Va. Janet Kirakoff, Dayton, Va. Rebecca Lambert, Woodstock, Va. Lena Law.on. Powhatan, Va. Mary Lipscomb, Richmond. Va. Gertrude May, Greenville, N. C. Alice MacDonald, Norfolk, Va. Nellie McIlwaine, Petersburg, Va. Virginia Mvnes, St. Albans, W. Va. Lucy Nobels, Greenville, N. C. Ruth Palmer, Richmond, Va. Virginia Paxton, Buena Vista, Va. Margaret Pritchett, Petersburg, Va. Hannah Procise, Wilson, N. C. Ruth Rose, LaCross, Va. Zena Rowand, Camden, N. J. Rita Ryan, Lynchburg, Va. Dorothy Scareoro, Troy, N. C. Evelyn Smith, Ohoskie, N. C. Rita Stull, Fayetteville, N. C. Mariella Talmadge, Nashville, Term. Laura Winter, St. Albans, W. Va. Hazel Wood, Mountain Park, N. C. Margaret Yi Hopewell, Va Dry Fork, V; ii r s e s Helex Cleere Alford Mary Ellfn Ankers Dee Jacqueline Armstrong Frances Shavenda Bradley Madge Louise Brown Darros Faye Bryant Emily Ruth Lynch Cula Mae Mess 1C k Ardmin Laurie Miffleton Dorothy Anna Mowery Mildred Anne O ' Grady Eleanor R. Petty Willie Dunlap Carsey Mary Kathleen Cook Mary Amada Davila Olga Elizabeth Des Champs Elizabeth O. Flannigan Grace Lee Gordon Mary Geneva Pitsenearger Edith Louise Rhea Mary Frances Robinson Ida Paterson Storm Helen Lee Stump Bertha Lexine Suman Emma Marye Haltigan Helen Hazel Harrell Mary Ann Horne Joanna Louise Johnson Myrtle Mae Kammerer Lucie Esther Knies Mary Frances Troutman Kate Preston Van Doren Harriet Louise Ward Mary Lee Webb Doris Witcher Sara Kathryn White Georgia Anna Willeroy Ellen Fontaine Winston Dorothy Elizabeth Yowell Dieticians Edith Simpkins Naomi Thacker Hannah Rvland Alma Kirkpatrick Mary Lee R. Agnes Gordon Sam Elizabeth File KI I Mary Ellen Jcou Mrs. Rose Scudder Margaret Hanson Ulah Anne Lewis I ii I ernes From Left to Right, Row One— C. P. Ford, Hankur Krist Jansson, George Uranian, Milton Ende, Ruth O ' Neil, Earl Strickland, Doris Landazure, Frank Daughterer, John Ravi. Row Two— Ling Shiech, Gustav Haggstrom, L. F. Parmley, Fred McCall, R. H. Dickenson, I,. F. Wilson, Curtis Colone. Row Three— William F. Gngg, W. R. Kay, McGee, Fuller, John Stegall, John Nesbitt, R. P. Beckwith. Row Four— Otis Linkous, Tom Goode, Richard Cecil. f I I I N I T I John Paul Jones, commanding the Ranger, fired a salute of thirteen guns to the French Fleet in Quiberon Ray on February 14, 1778 and re- ceived in return a salute of nine guns from Admiral La Motte Piquet — thus the first salute to Old Glory. phi mi Professional Medical Fraternity Founded at University of Vermont in 1889 THETA ETA CHAPTER Established at Medical College of Virginia in 1899 C. S. King W. C. Winti Treasurer Secretary F. P. White E. V. Larkin ludge Advocate Presiding Jim II. W. Frosdick Presiding Senior 2 4P |j f- %P- S- ' ftf w 4 r w r  ' 4- - 9 - rs f s S 4 « _ :«► 4 ► fe J - fcJ fcf fr I? 4 4 4 1 €r PLEDGES W. H. Cozart R. Q. M l . ; on W A. Powell, Ji D. N Avderson D. O. Hill C H. Meeks G. G. Richie. Jr. F. L. Angell J. E. Hill w. s Newman, Jr. E. R. Trice S. T. Bra ' s L. M. Howard, Jr. H. T. Osterud W W. Walthall G. E. Calvert M. D. Largent F. R. Payne, Jr. 1 1 E. WlLKINS N. M Canter, Jr. W. W. McClure J. W. Phillips I) W. Williams A. A. Carr J, A. McGuire W. B Pope F. M. Williams 1 . Y. Frosdick Pi csiding Senior SENIORS S. B. Alexander J. 7 . Carr O. W Clark R. P. Ellet, Jr. N. S. Erb H. W . Frosdick J- M. Gouldin, III C F. Harrell A. L. Hardie, Jr. T. C. Iden J. F.J ones, Jr. R. A. Moore, Jr. E. G. Peek, Jr. R. G. Shultz H. W Smith G. s. Taylor, Jr. R. p. Trice C B. Wilkerson, Jr. J. F. Wine C. E. Woodson, Jr. JUNIORS K. D Bailey C. C. Bell, Jr. 1 A. Boyd, Jr. w M . Bruch H A Bullock, Jr. R. L. Chamberlain G. E. Cox E. G. Davis, Jr. E. G. Field W S Gilmer T. w Green O. Gwaitimly G. S. Hankins G. D Hayden G C. Honeycutt, Jr. E. W Larkin, Jr. H G. Lancford J. L. vIarra L. B. Mason A A McLean, Jr. W G Painter, Jr. H R. St. Clair R. M Suarez G F. West F. P. White D E. Yoho G A Zirkle, Jr. SOPHOMORES T T. Atkinson- J- W. Brooks C C Coleman, Jr. S. B. Dillard A H Dudley, Jr. E. M Eppes, III W . A. Fuller G . Hurt C S. Kino c E Llewellyn, Jr. H C Messerschmidt, Jr R P. Moore R C. Reed c L. Thomas W . C . Winter, Jr. W. S. Terry President I ' ll I BETA PI Professional Medical Fraternity Founded at Univcrsitj ..I Pittsburgh in 1891 I ' lll PS I CHAPTER Established at Medical College of Virginia in 1901 Bill Copeland Robert Keelinc Vice-President Secretary A. K. Black Treasurer W S. Terry President SENIORS R. A. Ai.ams Da VI D S. Berkman H. T. DOUCAN J- A. Farley 1 C. Garber F. W Gearing Charles Houck W. s. Terry w. w . Wilkenson w. s. Kersey J. w. Lambdin p. w Lll.l-EV w p MoRRlSETTE w A Sadler o. o. Smith James TlDLER UNIORS A. K. Black R. R. Boone F. M. Boo 11 II R. J OI s. Brown Compton W E Copeland C. L. Edwards R. A. Edwards P. S. Gotses D. L. Greever C. 11 Hacen Al FRED Joseph F. M. Krecker V. F. LlLLEY Fr NK MALLAMO I- T. May Fr ANK MacFaRLAND Elliot Namey A. J- Paine Be n T. Painter R. L. Parsons P. W . Robinette William Robinson R. B. Sampson R. H Sease s. W Taylor E. E. WlLKlSON SOPH OMORES S. C. Brainard R. 1 Baylor I C. Cambell 1. F. Douglas D M . DlMYlLLE I. R. Fitzgerald 1 R. Gatherum R E. Gibson R L. Huces R D Keeling H T Linger C W. MaSSEY J. L. Read Vt . C . Robertson P G Remine R L SOMMERVILLE C N Vanhorne K K Williams II . E Perkins PLEDGES Pete Byrd Whitney Caulkins I R. H. Fisher J. S. Gibson Stuart Light F. W. Pitts Robert Paine Jldson McClanahan W. W. Quisenberry W. K. Yates PHI BELT! EPSILON Professional Medical Fraternity MP III Mil CHAPTER ARTIN MaRKOWITZ Mar cus Na KDIMAN R. D. Turin Harold Goodman President I ice-Prc rident Secretary Treasurer Martin Markowitz President G. C. Ediss Harold Goodman Martin Markowitz Marcus Nakdiman R. D. Turin JUNIORS Herman Nachma.v Charles Robinson A. J. Freund Ivan G. Freed E. Kamons ALVIN MlRMILSTEIN Dwii i Ross Cecil Finney Pry ron theta KAPPA PSI Professional Medical Fraternity Founded at Medical College of Virginia in 1879 BETA CHAPTER Established at Medical College of Virginia in 1879 Bill Borney Talbert King John Sinnett Vice-Pryton Secretary Treasurer Kent Carter Pledge Captain Cecil Finney Pry on Otis Corder Russell Dennison Walter Ericson Cecil Finney Claude Frasier Rout hi Ilm i Jack Lidner Nelson Payne Walter Rice Marion Rice Jack Shaver Harry Stoekle JUNIORS Walter Bundy Leonard Flohr Harvey Huffstetler Talbert King ToHN N ' CHELSON John Sinnett Fredrick Spencer Charles Wingo Fred Wise SOI ' lIOMORl S Bii Ba James Beaucock Charles Brant Marvin Burdette Rowland Burns Kent Carter Bill Cecil Joe Earnhardt Van Wyke Gunter Rupert Huges Malcomb Hunter Ronnie Jackson Matthew Lacy Donal Parker David Miller Tom Potterfield Frank Turner John Blogg George Chapman Tom Smith Jack Baker Howard Burnette Frank Flanary Flemminc Harper Fred Walls Charles Zacharias Waldo Henson Phillip Hoffman Bentamine Hubbard Ben Jamison Joseph Milan Earle Peters Roy Powers Ralph Riffenburg Enoch White Emmet Rogers George R. Jones President ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA Professional Medical Fraternity Founded at Dartmouth Medical College in 1SSS ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER Established at Medical College of Virginia in 1906 Georce M. Nipe Robert R. Rector Vice-President Corresponding Secy. Stuart M. Sessoms Treasurer W 4 w Earle Bane Billy Bishop Fred Diaz-Rivas Ray Minces Roy Parker Robert Shelburn Ckis Si vi ]■■-, JUNIORS John Beem Jim Davidson James Dellincer Willard Fitch Larry High Claude Kelley Al Long Marvin Phillips Bob Rector Bill Talbot Stan White SOI ' HOMoRi s Raphel Cuevas-Zam Eddie Copenhaver George Burns Bobby Fultz Sandy Huff Billy Johnson Jerry Martin Larry May Gi:ori i ii ' i Paul Robinson Stuart Sessoms Dick Wilson Phil Baker Harry Foster Bruce Martin I ' 1 1 1 1 Minor Joe Tokarz ii ill i ii m; i, i Professional Dental Fraternity Founded at University of Maryland in 1929 i Li ' 111 inn; i, i chapter Established at Medical College- of Virginia in 1920 H. H. Bonnie President SENIORS Herbert Reshefsky Irwin Haymen Meyer Edison David Grandis GUSTAVE LaSOFF William Ackerman Ira Goldstein JUNIORS Martin Shientoch Herbert Kaplan Albert White Theodore Fienstone Rudolph Weiner Leonard Faust SOPHOMORES S muel Gitovv Harold Weinberger PLEDGES George Goldfarb Seymore Salloway Raphael Wolpert Murray Grill J. Allen Offen Herbert Weinberg I ' SI OMEGA Professional Dental Fraternity Founded at Baltimore College of Dental Surgerj in 1892 GAMMA OMICRON CHAPTER William J. Clemen Grand Master Established at Medical College of Virginia in 190S Charles Johnson Forrest Jessee William C. French Junior Grand Master Secretary Treasurer William I. Clement Grand Master SENIORS G. W. Burke W. |. Clement W. H. Dickey J. E. Furr H. B. Harris C. W. Johnson E. J. Micone 1). H. Reames B. H. SwECKER F. H. Walker C. H. WOLLARD JUNIORS F. D. Bell R. S. Burford W. C. French W. T. Gladden H. W. Good no J. E. Graham J. A. Harrell W. B. Harris J. S. Hair E. F. Jessee B. E. Jones P. A. Stroup W. L. Thurman J. H. Way A. G. White W. L. Hand SOPHOMORES C. E. Bodell W. R. CULBERTSON J. G. Dean J. H. Edwards G. M. Hill J. T. Hunt W. M. Pfarce I). M. Pence L, R. Shields T. E. Skeppstrom A. A. Wright W. W. Ross FRESHMEN C. R. Boyd W. J. Caroon J. R. Carson A. L. Conner F. J. Cornett C. R. Crews W. D. Crockett C. J. DeWitt J. A. Dodd K. P. Fitzgerald D. M. Gets nger M. L. GiLLIM H. H Hallett R. B. Holmes J. B. NORVILLE A. W. Jordon W. M. Ormes J. E. SllELTON N. A. Lothes E. K. Wright Joe Wiggans Livious D. Herr Grand Master SENIORS F. C. Allen A. W. Cave C. P. Gardener B. C. Getty L. D. Herring J. H. Long, Jr. R. T. Moore |. P. Todd, Ik. R. S. Turner JUNIORS J. D. Cochran, Jr. V. H. Fordham, R. F. Jackson F. C. Jones A. D. Johnson L. C. March, Jr. R. A. Miller, Jr. M. A. Paret G. R. Penny E. D. Risdon M. E. Walker C. R. Woodford D. C. Young, Jr. SOPHOMORES P. T. Baker C. T. Barker T. J. Bell, Jr. D. F. Bunn M. L. Cherry D. P. Claypool, J William Gillis -e W. P. Hinson, Jr. J. O. HODCKIN, 111 N. D. Large G. A. Lazenby, Jr J. E. Little S. C. Maddox D. H. McGlory E. J. Mears E. F. Neal A. F. Riggs G. L. TOWNSEND R. B. Warlick Leslie Young FRESHMEN M. W. Aldridce J. M. Anderson Sim Chappelle A. J. Cook R. M. Fakoury R. |. Gerdner F. J. Gilbert W. H. Grey R. L. Horton James Hulin J. R. Hurt H. Martin L. B. Peeler H. P. Riggs J. R. Suggs F. G. Wampler J. W. Williams L. D. Herring Grand Master DELTA MUM Hill 1 Professional Dental Fraternity Founded at Univcrsitj of Michigan in LS82 I I ' ll (111 (MICRON (!lll I ' ll! I! Established at Medical College of Virginia in 1931 I. P. Todd, Jr. f. II. Long, Jr. B. C. Geti Worthy Grand Master Scribe Treasurer Sf - ' it- « •■ 1 -w % . O, £ gi Joyce Robinson President DELTA KAPPA PHI Professional Pharmaceutical Fraternity for Women Founded at Medical College of Virginia in l l H2 ALPHA CHAPTEIt Established at Medical College of Virginia in 1942 Elizabeth Parsons Peggy Gregory I ' ice-President Secretary Elizabeth Parsons Treasurer Joyce Robinson President SENIORS Elizabeth Parsons JUNIORS Louise Fauson Joyce Robinson SOPHOMORES Elizabeth Shadwell Priscilla Phillips Becky Jane Alger Jessica Thorne Peggy Gregory Marion Mayhew Maxine Elder Elizabeth Downing |. I-. 1 ' I N Y Regent KAPPA PS I Professional Pharmai emit al Fraternity Founded at Medical College of Virginia in 1879 Mil N CHAPTER Established at Medical College of Virginia in 1879 C. G. Thompson R. D. Anderson Vice-Regent Treasurer H. C. Jones Secretary Joseph Louis De President SI MORS J. L. Denny B. J. Montgomery C. G. Thompson |1 XIOR R. D. Anderson SOPHOMORES L. S. Abbott, Jr. W. I. Bezdan R. L. Craybill O. T. Graham, Jr. H. C. Jones G. U. Lyon J. P. Maiden H. M. Midriff H. C. Owen, Jr. E. D. Reynolds T. W. Sale PI l-.DGl R. I). Simpson Belle Fears Vice-President II I ' ll I liPNIMH I UN Professional Medical Fraternity for Women Founded at Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1SS9 PI CHAPTER Established at Medical College of Virginia in 1923 Catherine Hoover Clara Mae Islev Isabelle Taliaeerro Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Jane Berry Adams President SENIORS Margurite Kersey Evelyn Clarke Wads Jane Berry Adams JUNIORS Belle Decormis Ester Clark Unity Morgan Madge Dunn May Catherine Hoover Clara Mae Isley Roberta Benchea Nancy Wade FRESHMEN Jean Ann Wilfon Mildred Williams Phil Chapman NOT PICTURED Clara Isley Roberta Benchea Nancy Wade Jean Ann Wilfong Mildred Williams Phil Chapman Marcus Nakdime President MEMBERS Raymon Ad ms Dorothy Berk Raymon Brown Jane Berry Oscar Clark Barut Benacerrof James Furr Cecil Finney Thomas Green James Harrell Edgar F. Jessee Milton Markowiiz Alice MacDonald J. P. Todd Doris Davenport Billie Morris Marcus Nakdimen W. A. NlERMEN Paul Robinette Joyce Robinson Dwight Shull Harry Spence Eloise Spence Ralph Swecker Dorothy Tonjes Richard Turin Julia Watkins Forrest White Helen Whitaker Helen Wood Ml, 111 II National Honorary Fraternity Recognizing Scholarship Scientific Work l, I1MI1 nil I ' ll] IS Established at Medical College o£ Virginia in 1926 Marcus Nakdimi n President linn sigma inn Honorary Leadership Fraternity Founded at Medical College of Virginia in 1938 William S.Terry Robert Stone Virginia Giebs Dwight Shull Helen Deghilage President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian William S. Terry President MEMBERS John Gouldin W. G. Painter Rufus Ellet Jack Todd Hal Smith James Furr Charles G. Thompson Ben. J. Montgomery H. W. Smith Betsy Rosser George Ferrell Charles Johnson ii I ' ll i mill. I l ni i BROWN - SEQUARD CHAPTER Honor Urdu a! Society Established at Medical College of Virginia in 1940 Raymond A. Adams Harry Spence S. B. Alexander Oscar W. Clark President I ' ice-President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Gordon Harrell Jane Berry Adams Martin Markowitz Harry Spence i 1 J I I I As John Paul Jones is given credit for raising the first American Flag over a warship, the sol- diers of Fort Stanwire in the Mohawk Valley are given the credit of having raised the first flag over an Army Post, August 2, 1777. In the afternoon reinforcements arrived with ac- counts of the new flag act of June 14. The men set about to collect material for the flag. They used white shirts, a red petticoat belong- ing to the wife of a soldier in the post, and a blue coat belonging to Capt. Abraham Swarthout. I Nl ii ilc ii I Body Officers Rufus P. Ellet President Charles W. Johnson Vice-President J. Montgomery Secretary O Mary E. Rosser The Student Government this year has finally accomplished one of the aims of the past governments. That of establishing the Student Union Building. After many hard months of intensive work these few cut their budgets and saved money enough to earn the confidence of college officials who made up a substantial sum of money and gave it to us. In addition to this the Student Government kept its other duties and purposes that are set forth in the constitution as: 1. The promotion of college activities. 2. The promotion among the students of the Medical College of Virginia of a more brotherly feeling for ea:h other and more love of the college. 3. The settlement of all affairs which concerns the best interest of the student body. 4. The attainment of those things that go to make the college greater in every way. Exec ii i i v e Commi i I c e f ( ■ ! V - S-T W. B. Warlick Cirena Gilbert II o n () r ( 1 o ii mil The X - Ray James E. Graham, Jr. Editor-in-Chief John M. Gouldin Business Manager Now, as never before, the problems of publishing a college yearbook are overwhelm- ing. Indeed, The Medical College of Virginia is extremely fortunate to still have this privilege, for many colleges and universities have been forced to discontinue their pub- lications because of war-time shortages of materials and manpower. The staff of the X-Rav has attempted to portray this college year simply and com- pletely, so that in future years you professional men and women can look back and recall this hectic vear that was spent in preparation for service to your country and to your fellow man. The Editor. Smith Rossf.k Reames Denny Harrell ( arson- Douglas Gilmer Larkin Boyd i: ill I ii nil I Staff James E. Graham, Jr Editor-in-Chief Hal W. Smith Assistant Editor David H. Reames Assistant Editor James A. Harrell Dental Editor Lawton F. Douglas Medical Editor James L. Denny Pharmacy Editor Mary E. Rosser Nursing Editor Joseph T. Hunt Associate Editor John- R. Carson Feature Editor Duncan M. Getsinger Art Editor John M. Gouldin Business Manager Earnest W. Larkin issistant Business Manager Scott Gilmer — Assistant Business Manager James A. Boyd -Issistant Business Manager William C. Winter Associate Business Manager Casper S. King Associate Business Manager Skull Bonn It has been my responsibility during the past nine months here at Medical College of Viiginia to edit the weekly pub- lications of our college, the Skull and Bones. Being elected to this office by the student body of our college, I have tried to be worthy of their trust by giving them the best student paper possible. The responsibility of editing our weekly publication is no small one. Heretotore the editor of the paper has had the bulk of the writing to do. By organization of a functional s taff, this responsibility has been shifted and the main pur- pose of the editor is now as it should be: to edit and con- struct the paper. The Skull and Bones was never intended to be more closely associated with one of our schools than with any other. However, during the past few years it has had as one of its chief complaints the fact that it leaned toward one school. During the past year I have tried to put out a truly representative paper — a paper which is of interest to students of the Schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Nursing. I believe that undeniable improvement has been made along this line. For the first time in several years, the paper has had an abundance of pictures. I believe this should also be con- sidered a definite improvement. Many new features were added during the year, most of them meeting with the hearty approval of the entire student body. Therefore, I am inclined to believe that the Skull and Bones for 1944 has been an exceptionally good student paper when we take into account such disadvantages as the accelerated program, wartime shortages, etc. Students Arthur K. Black Business Manager William A. Neirman Editor-in-Chief have been given a well-balanced and representative paper; a paper with features of general interest; and a paper suggesting reforms here at the Medical College of Virginia. It has been the main purpose of this year ' s Skull and Bones to inform, reform, and entertain. If we have ful- filled these purposes, our year certainly must be considered successful. The accomplishments of the past year are due mainly to a functional as well as co-operative staff. To all the mem- bers of the Editorial Staff of the Skull and Bones I extend my thanks for your good work, co-operation, and support. You have made my work during the past year very enjoy- able, and at the same time you have helped me to give the students of all the schools a better paper. The Business Staff also deserves my thanks for their splendid co-opera- tion and support throughout the year. A great share of credit is due Dr. Sidney S. Negus, Professor of Chemistry at the college; he has been most helpful during the past year in giving your editor his per- tinent advice on many matters, and also in giving me inside news of the college. To him I extend my hearty thanks, and I hope he will see fit to help each succeeding editor along as he has helped me. It has indeed been a distinct honor and pleasure to edit your college paper; and that the responsibility and trust you placed in my hands has not been forgotten is my final thank you for placing me in office. William A. Neirman Editor, 1944 Skull and Bones Walthall Rice Ackerman Van Horne Paine Editorial Staff William A. Nierman Editor-in-Chief Ralph C. Tolar Advisory Editor E. Joyce Robinson News Editor Elizabeth S. Parsons Features Editor Jessica Thorne Associate Features Editor Warran H. Walthall Medical Editor E. Walter Rice Associate Medical Editor Forrest W. Pitts __.Dental Editor Forrest W. Pitts Assistant Medical Editor Joseph Sugcs Dental Editor Libby Downing Pharmacy Editor Mary E. Rosser Nursing Editor William J. Ackerman Poetry Editor Broadls E. Jones Sports Editor Ben J. Montgomery Associate Editor William R. Culbertson Assistant Sports Editor Business Staff Arthur K. Black Business Manager P. Gordon ReMine Associate Business Manager G. Newton VanHorn Assistant Business Man ager Robert E. Paine, Jr Circulation Manager Athletic 1 mm i ii I i ii ii . William H. Parker Graduate Manager ' ice-President Nellie McIlwaine Treasurer F a r ii 1 1 y Co m m i ( ; t e e Dr. John P. Lynch School of Medicine Dr. Arthur P. Little School of Dentistry Dr. Karl L. Kaufman School of Pharmacy Myrtle Hasse School of Nursing Clan Representatives V. R. Wilkinson Senior Medical C. H. Woolakd Senior Denial B. J. Montgomery Senior Pharmacy David Yoho Junior Medical F. D. Beli junior Dental C. E. Farris Junior Pharmacy T. T. Atkinson Sophomore Medical J. E. Little Sophomore Dental T. W. Sale Sophomore Pharmacy R. H. Fisher Freshman Medical L. B. Peeler Freshman Dental Jonah Larrick Executive Secretary Montgomery Todd Moore May Tolar Shull Clements Kalbaugh Officers and Cabinet W. D. Moore President Ben J. Montgomery ...Vice-President Julian P. Todd___ Treasurer Raymond Moore ...Recording Secretary James T. May ...Membership Ralph Tolar . —Publicity Dwight Shull Soaal Bill Clements —Church Affiliation Elmore Kalbaugh.- -- Missionary Church Representatives Raymond Adams James Graham Hart Long Leon Alexander Tom Green R. P. Moore R. O. Anderson James Hodgkins R. T. Moore R. L. Craybill Broedus Jones William Nierman Rufus Ellet Claude Kelly Roy Parker James Furr Pete Lilly Ralph Swecker Joe Wilson Robert Thrasher I) a iiics Club Officers Mrs. Raymon S. Brown President Mrs. Paul A. Pollard Vice-President Mrs. George M. Nipe Secretary Mrs. G. C. Honey-cutt, Jr Treasurer Sponors Mrs. Jacques P. Gray ' Medical Mrs. Robert F. Eastman Dental Mrs. Thanning Anderson Honorary President Members Mrs. William Ackerman Mrs. Edward Eppes, III Mrs. Robert F. Jackson- Mrs. Charles Robinson Mrs. Frank C. Allen Mrs. Norris S. Erb Mrs. Robert D. Keeling Mrs. Paul A. Robinson Mrs. McKenzie Bane Mrs. J. A. Farley Mrs. Matthew Lacy, III Mrs. Roy B. Sampson Mrs. John R. Beem Mrs. C. G. Finney Mrs. J. W. Lambdin Mrs. S. L. Secillo Mrs. Baruj Bennacerraf Mrs. Walter H. Fordham, Jr. Mrs. E. W. Larkin, Jr. Mrs. |. F. Sinette Mrs. D. S. Berkman Mrs. William A. Fuller, Jr. Mrs. P. W. Lilley Mrs. Hal W. Smith Mrs. W. B. Bishop Mrs. James E. Furr, Jr. Mrs. J. Milton Lukeman Mrs. Thomas E. Smith Mrs. J. Harry Bocock, Jr. Mrs. James R. Gatherum Mrs. Howard B. Martin Mrs. H. E. Stoekle Mrs. Reece R. Boone Mrs. Herbert W. Gooding Mrs. Lawrence G. May Mrs. Raymon E. Stone Mrs. Frank R. Booth Mrs. Paul S. Gotses Mrs. James T. May, Jr. Mrs. Raymon M. Suarez, Jr. Mrs. Raymon S. Brown Mrs. Morris D. Grandis Mrs. Ray T. Minges Mrs. S. W. Taylor Mrs. Marvin G. Burdette Mrs. Murray H. Grill Mrs. Donald Moore Mrs. James Tidler Mrs. Georce W. Burke, Jr. Mrs. Van W. Gunter Mrs. Raymond T. Moore Mrs. A. C. Thompson Mrs. Howard D. Burdette Mrs. Charles H. Hacen, Jr. Mrs. George M. Nipe Mrs. W. L. Thurman Mrs. Rowland H. Burns Mrs. John S. Hair Mrs. Walter M. Ormes Mrs. F. C. Turner Mrs. Robert L. Chamberlain Mrs. George S. Hankins Mrs. William T. Painter, Jr. Mrs. Remus S. Turner Mrs. Walter H. Dickey Mrs. J. P. Harnsberger Mrs. Morton A. Paret Mrs. F. H. Walker Mrs. James L. Dellin ger Mrs. Douglas G. Hayden Mrs. John N. Pastore Mrs p RED Walls, Jr. Mrs. R. R. Dennison Mrs. Larry A. Hich Mrs. Eugene Peek. Jr. ,, , ,y YVigcans Jr Mrs. Joseph A. Dodd Mrs. G. C. Honeycutt, Jr. Mrs. Marvin Pleasants RS ' v v Mrs. H. T. Dougan Mrs. Charles D. Houck Mrs. Paul A. Pollard Mrs ' t- IL ' SON Mrs. A. H. Dudley Mrs. Benjamin Hubbard, Jr. Mrs. William W. Quisenberry Mrs - S - Teerv Withers Mrs. David M. Dumville Mrs. W. H. Huffstetler, Jr. Mrs. Gordon P. ReMine Mrs. C E. Woodson, Jr. Mrs. C L. Edwards Mrs. Rupert S. Huges, Jr. Mrs. Aener F. Riggs Mrs. David E. Yoho Mrs. Roy A. Edwards Mrs. Malcomb Hunter, Jr. Mrs. Herbert P. Riggs, Jr. Mrs. Leslie Younc The Dames Club is an organization of the wives of the students of the Medical College of Virginia. This chapter was established in 1938 and is a member of the National Association of University Dames. The activities of this club are directed toward social, educational and cultural interests. 1 1 ii 111 ii i 1 mi r i ii I i ii ii Dr. C. Lydon H President Officers 1943-44 Dr. C. Lydon Harrell President Mr. T. L. Howard First Vice-President Dr. M. H. Harris Second Vice-President Dr. W. T. Haynes Third Vice-President Mrs. Sabra S. Sadler Fourth Vice-President Dr. W. Henry Street Secretary Dr. Harvey Haag Treasurer Baseball Team The Baseball team of M.C.V. completed a very successful season under the tutelage of Dr. A. P. Little, M.C.V. ' s Grand Old Man of baseball, by winning 7 and only losing 2. Those playing for the Medicoes were: Henry Aldridge and Dwight Shull on the mound, with John Gouldin behind the plate. Around the bases, Billy Hand at first, Paul Baker at second, Ben Montgomery at short, and Charlie Woolard at third. Out in the field were Lackey Peeler, Bill Gladden and Toad Thurman. The managers were Clyde Maddox and Lynwood Cherry. The Revelers The Revelers, under the able direction of Bunnic Young, provided plenty of very smooth music for M.C.V. ' s social functions. These fellows arc musicians who come from the wards and clinics of our school to play lor you while you play. Bunnie Young, Conductor HUB At dawn Sept. 14, 1814, Frances Scott Key, standing on the bulwark of a British packet boat on Chesapeake Bay, during the British at- tack on Baltimore, saw the Stars and Stripes still proudly waving over Fort McHenry. Thus was he so inspired to write the Star Spangled Banner, our beloved anthem. Mrs. Pete W. Lilly Senior Medical Class Mrs. Rufus P. Ellett Student Body Mrs. Lois Parker Furr Senior Denied Class Miss Elizabeth Joyce Robinson Senior Pharmacy Class Mrs. James E. Graham X-Ray, Editorial Staff Mrs. William J. Nierman Skull and Bones, Editorial Staff Mrs. Joseph S. Denny American Pharmaceutical Association Student Branch Mrs. A. L. Black Skull and Bones, Business Staff Mrs. J. A. Thompson Mortor and Pestle Club Miss Ltelda Turin Sigma Zeta Fraternity Mrs. Ray D. Minges Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity Mrs. W. S. Terry Alpha Sigma Chi Fraternity Mrs. Marguerite S. Clement Psi Omega Fraternity Miss Lorna Langley Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity Mrs. Joseph L. Denny Kappa Psi Fraternity Mrs. E. W. Larkin itmor Medical Class Miss [EAN HAMMON Sophomore Medical Class Mrs. Frank W. Pitts Freshman Medical Class Miss Isabelle Jane Gibbs Junior Dental Class Miss Pat Roy Freshman Dental Class Miss Glenn Ann Patterson Sophomore Dental Class In Appreciation The members of the X-Ray staff would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to those outside who were responsible for the publication of this book. Mr. A. C. Ford of Virginia Engraving Company who con- tributed the ideas and art work. Then there ' s Mr. Jimmy Dunn who along with Mr. Wright of The Baughman Company finally straightened out the mess that the editor turned over and made the printing possible. Fatso Mclntyre and Al Drobnea of Merin Studios, who held the birdie for all you students; also Handy Max Freydeck, who was willing to go anywhere, anytime to snap a picture. Miss Hoke, President Sanger ' s secretary kept us up to date. And Mrs. Hancock of the Dental Clinic willingly assisted as go between so many times. Down in the basement of McGuire was Mr. Sanders, of the Book Store, who was always willing to assist in any and everything that came up. Mrs. Simpson deserves thanks for alumni information. Thanks also go to Miss Lorene Lyles, of Concord, North Carolina, who typed much of the material here. With regret that we cannot enumerate the many others who aided, we would like for you to know that their efforts are fully appreciated. The Staff of the 1°44 X-Ra TUCKER HOSPITAL Incorporated A PRIVATE HOSPITAL for diagnosis and treatment of Neuropsychiatry and Endocrine Diseases Under the personal direction of DR. BEVERLEY R. TUCKER, DR. HOWARD R. MASTERS AND DR. JAMES ASA SHIELD HARRIS DENTAL COMPANY Medical Arts Building NORFOLK, VA. Medical Arts Building RICHMOND, VA. ORAL HYGIENE MAGAZINE A monthly dental publication, available to all Dental Students, upon request, with our compliments OWENS MINOR DRUG CO. 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