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

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SOPHOMORES DENTISTRY fl«f f ' K ' fc VL y ' Thomas W. Armstrong, Jr. Culpeper, Virginia William J. Artrip Skeetrock, Virginia Ednvard S. Barnwell York, South Carolina Jack D. Brady Arlington, Virginia Joseph B. Bragassa, Jr. Lynchburg, Virginia Rudolph H. Bruni, Jr. Richmond, Virginia John R. Burton Richmond, Virginia J. Baxter Caldwell Concord, North Carolina William A. Coleman Lynchburg, Virginia Calvin B. Corey, Jr. Portsmouth, Virginia David B. Cox Camp, Virginia William M. Ditto Charlotte, North Carolina Ira p. Efird, Jr. Oakboro, North Carolina Roland J. Elliott Dan ille, Virginia Eugene H. Eskey, Jr. Norfolk, Virginia Charles L. Eubank Phenix, Virginia V r)l ' tf- S: ■ l-S - -! .J••« »»«= ■• • ' = = ' !• James D. F.aeer Richmond, Virginia R. Paul Fultz, Jr. Roanoke, Virginia John T. Goode, III Chase City, Virginia Carlton E. Gregory Callands, Virginia .Aubrey S. Harlow, Jr. Ashland, Virginia Van K. Heely Portsmouth, Virginia Alexander W. Hodges South Boston, Virginia John C. Hoge Pembroke, Virginia r 70 1

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SOPHOMORES DENTISTRY W. M. Ditto J. E. KiLBOURNE E. S. Barnwell J. J. Salley CLASS OFFICERS William M. Ditto President James E. Kilbourne Vice-President Edward S. Barnwell Secretary- Treasurer John J. Salley Historian James D. Faber Executive CommitUe Ira p. Efird, Jr Honor Council William A. Coleman Dean ' s Committee Calvin B. Corey, Jr Dean ' s Committee Joseph E. Wallace X-Rav Representative Alexander W. Hodges Skull and Bones Representative Roland J. Elliott Athletic Representative CLASS HISTORY With some heads balder, some grayer, and most, we hope, filled with more knowledge, we forty-sLx sophomores leave the comfort and security of the second floor of McGuire Hall Annex and venture with uncertain steps toward the mighty and mysterious clinic. May the gingival tissues of our patients not be subjected to the same lacerating treatment received by our fingers during the year just past. For now we can look back upon such things as shy castings, pitted gold foils, smeared kymograph records, and Dr. Burke ' s lectures on Dental Philosophy with a smile — intermingled with the ever present urge to forget. However, we did learn the difference between a full crown and a full veneer crown, so adroitly explained to us by Dr. Simpson; that a phlegmon was a purulent cellulitis; how to recognize Parkinson ' s disease; and that we should never carry operative and prosthetic cards in the same pocket of our lab coats. With these bits of superfluous knowledge in our minds, we can also remember with greater ease some of the more humorous incidents of the year, such as the faculty take-off (and the quizzes we got afterwards); or some classmates trying to cast through the porosity of the investment; or even the many sleeping hours lost over how to make that third ring fit in Dental Materials, .- nd forget not the floor time logged in trying to locate that finished inlay or crown. On the distoff side, we returned in September to find that SLX more of our gallants had been claimed by the fairer sex, bringing the score to 29 with, 17 without, .-yter due convalescence from that blow, another bachelor was felled during Christmas vacation, while still another was made captive. The vital statistic records could not be closed without mentioning the arrival in September of a small boy who will undoubtedly be enrolled in the Class of ' 71. In closing this summary of 1948-1949, a word of appreciation should be extended to the members of the faculty. We wish to express our gratitude to those men for their kindness, good fellow- ship, and never ending patience in helping us over the second obstacle in the pursuance of our chosen profession. C 69 ]

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SOPHOMORES [N DENTISTRY Charles E. Hutchinson Farmville, Virginia James T. Jones, Jr. Petersburg, Virginia James E. Kilbourne Big Stone Gap, Virginia David H. Marshai.i. Roanoke, Virginia William G. Martin Roanoke, Virginia Van B. McCarter Galax, Virginia Kemper McCloud, Jr. Lebanon, Virginia H. Marvin Midkiff Keeling, Virginia Daniel R. Miller Floyd, Virginia H. Lee Perdue Sandston, Virginia Thomas W. Peterson Norfolk, Virginia J. Marvin Reynolds Meadowview, Virginia Lewis T. Rogers Kannapolis, North Carolina William B. Russell Petersburg, Virginia John J. Sallev Richmond, Virginia J. Conway Smith Onancock, Virginia John D. Stephens Richmond, Virginia James V. Stepp Big Stone Gap, Virginia Joseph E. Wallace Columbia, South Carolina Howard B. Watkins Floyd, Virginia William C. Williams Roanoke, Virginia Roy W. Wilson Charlotte, North Carolina [ 71 ]