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

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Contents I FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION II SCHOOLS Medicine Dentistry Pharmacy Nursing Physical Therapy Public Health Nursing Laboratory Technology X-Ray Technology Dietetics III ACTIVITIES IV FRATERNITIES V ADVERTISEMENTS

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Foreword ♦ THE GRADUATION of the present classes marks fifty years of prog- ress in the healing arts — a half century of achievement that is yet the beginning. We are proud of the high standards set for us by our predecessors. Our profession must make progress to keep the incidence of suffering and disease on the decline. Our plans for the future can be fulfilled only with the freedom that has made the past so great. We hope and pray our system, believed the finest in the world, will be allowed to improve rather than revert to methods proved impractical and costly in other countries. Unhampered, we will go forward in educating, healing, and dis- covering — using the very elements of democratic life that have molded our land from the wilderness. Thus with the beacon light of the past to guide our future we will strive to bring greater benefits to all people.

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Atrial View of Medical College of Virginia Buildings and Area 1 — Egyptian Building; 2 — Monumental Church; 3 Cabaniss Hall; 4 — M.C.V. Hospital, 5— Clinic Building,- 6— College Social Center; 7— Putney House; 8a — Wickham House and 8b — Valentine Museum; 9, 10— Sheltering Arms Hospital; 11— Old Virginia Hospital; 12 — McGuire Hall; 13 -Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court and Detention Home; 14--AKK Fraternity House; 15— Alumni House; 16— M.C.V. Library,- 17— Richmond Academy of Medicine and Medical Society of Virginia,- 18— White House of the Confederacy; 19— M.C.V. Power Plant and Laundry,- 20— Hunton Hall,- 21— St. Philip Hall; 22— St. Philip Hospital; 23 — Dooley Children ' s Hospital. {6}