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

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NURSING, AD. I ' d like to be the kind of friend that you have been to me, I ' d like to be the help that you are ahva s glad to be ... . I ' m Avishing at this very time that 1 could repay A portion of the gladness that you have strown along my way. And could I have one wish, this only would it be, I ' d like to be the kind of friend that yon have been to me. Author Unknown With this expression of our gratitude for your friendship and guidance, we dedicate our section of the 1963 X-Ray to you, Miss Harrietts A. Patteson. V PHYSICAL THERAPY We the Class of 1963, in behalf of the students and staff of the School of Physical Therapy, hiunbly dedicate our section of this )• e a r b o o k to the memory of Dr, Frederick E. Vultee, Jr. As a phy- sician, a leader, a teacher, a friend — Dr. VuUee has been an e ' erlasting inspira- tion and influence in the molding of our li es as well as our profession.

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NURSING, B.S. We the Nursing Class of 1963 affection- ately dedicate our section of the X-Ray to Mrs. Eleanor Browning and Mrs. Patricia Sullenbf.rger . . . for their understanding, their kindness, their untir- ing efforts as active class sponsors, and . . . their friendship. PHARMACY Each September brings new faces and each June puts forth a ne s group of graduates. In between there is a constant factor that leaves its influence upon all, and that is the factilty. It is vith respect and appreciation that we dedicate this section of the yearbook to you, Mrs. Charlotte Y. Harris.

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MFOICM IFCHXOl OCA The class ol UHi? is proud lo liop.ov a woman who has gixcn ol her tiiue and cncrp to i viido us into our p ' .otcssion. Never bctorc has there been sueh a diUgent orker who strives to keep the high standards ot medieal teehnologv. e want her iiame to be reuienibered bv all as v e dedicate our section of the UHi? X-Rav to her. Miss Lena raoMAS. MT. vASCP . HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION ' hereas: This individual did give luiselfisUv and untiriiiglv of his time and atten- tion to tlie education of diose nho as la Tiien so greadv needed it: and ' here- s; He so earnestlv aiid tactfidlv guided us thix ugh the maze of hospital law and jurisprudence diat in tlie final analvTsis we were to have a better understaniling of diat vdiich is right and just: and A ' here. s: e feel that bv his counselling and insuiiction v e v ill be better able to deal, in fairness. v ith oiu feIlov - men: therefore be it Resolved: That die Class of 1963 dedicnes diis secdon of die X-Rav to same said individual. Thomas D. Jord. x, BA., LL.G. Assistant Professor of Hospital Law Assistant Professor of Legal Medicine