Medical College of Virginia - X Ray Yearbook (Richmond, VA)
- Class of 1970
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X-RAY 19yO - X-RAY 13yO -X-RAY 19 0 X-RAY 1370 - X-RAY 1970 - X-RAY 1370 Virginia Commonivealtii Oniversity Archives X-RAY 1970 Medical College of Virginia Richmond, Virginia 1 i V ' l 1 1 1 ■. i jjinmi 1 People, people who need people are the luckiest people in the world. 1 jtti ■HH4 - 1 S ■111 i ' ■: ' J t , m lu Ksa A ■iii ' illll ■L _ ?t- ' ...--Sfc-L ' ' - ' ' iwr ' ' i ' ' f 1 : idll .■1 . . . ' i ' ..il ' -I ..AMfc We ' re children needing other children And yet, letting our grown up pride Hide all the need inside, Acting more like children, than children. w p ii. With one person, one very special person, A feeling deep in your soul Says : you were half, now you ' re whole. ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS :tivities organizations activities organizations y Top: Obviously not a dental student. Middle: We gotta get out of this place. Bottom: Booze — a depressant? Joe Chicurel President Alpha Sigma Chi honorary leadership society was founded at MCV in 1938. The society recognizes those students who have contributed to student ac- tivities and demonstrated high qualities of leader- ship and character. Each Spring a banquet is held to honor newly selected members. Pete Gregores Vice-President Alpha Sigma Chi Sue Reinheimer Secretary l ' ' ■Wilsie Paulette Treasurer , ■Dick Caltlwell ' ' Ben Foster not pictured: Joe Browder George Kirchner Sandy Sparks Ross Gale Martha Haffy Bill Irby Lon Keirn Bill Loreck Bruce IMcWhinney Betty Moore Barbara Prosise Brenda Smith Barbara Stewart Bob Vanarsdall Marvin Zelkowitz 17 Sigma Zeta Honorary Science Society Brenda Smith President Elaine Woods Vice-President Sigma Zeta, a national science honorary society, was formed in 1925, at Shurtleff College in Illinois by a group of young men just out of graduate school, who were interested with the ideals of sound scholarship. MCV received its charter as the third, or Gamma, chap- ter in 1927. A segment of the wood in the handle of the official national gavel comes from the flooring of the Egyptian Building, the oldest building on our cam- pus. Membership is restricted to junior and senior stu- dents of acceptable scholarship in any field of the sci- ences and mathematics. Gamma Chapter inducts new members in the spring of each year and honors them with a banquet. Hugh Douglas Treasurer P R Don Allyn Glenna Bailey Sharolyn Bailey Clarence Bain Recei Bomar Robert Bragg Brenda Carroll Dick Caldwell Pat Chancey 0. W. Clifton Charles Corder Katherin Delk Jay Donlan Larry Fleenor Johnny Garber Pete Gregores Dianne Houston A. L. Kapit Warren Karesh J. B. Kirkland David Love Gerald Minix Betty Moore Mary Nininger A. B. Pan ' erniak Wilsie Paulette W. B. Perkinson A. H. Pond Ron Preston Paul Rogers Ann SiniDson Mirvin Stewart Gail Teweles Marc Thames Gerald Weintraub not pictured: Sue Reinheimer Alpha Omega Alpha Honorary Medical Fraternity Charles Donlan President Marc Thames Vice-President Gerry Weintraub Secretary Ron Preston Treasurer Don Allyn Alpha Omega Alpha is an Honorary Medical Society founded at the College of Medicine of the University of Medicine of the University of Illinois in 1902 by Wil- liam W. Root. The Brown Sequard Chapter at MCV was organized in 1940. Membership is based on scholarship, personal hon- esty, and potential leadership. Alumnus membership is granted for distinctive achievement in the art and practice of scientific medicine. Honorary membership is granted to eminent leaders in the field of medicine. A.O.A. has stimulated medical i-esearch, the highest educational and ethical standards, as well as the nobler professional ideals. 20 Rho Chi had its beginning in 1908 when the Anstolochite Society, as the organization was first named, was established at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. It declared as its main purpose to advance pharmaceutical science and promote good fellowshi]). In 1912 the organization became officially recognized as a campus honorary group. In 1919 a second chapter was established and it became a national organization. In 1922 the name was changed to Rho Chi — the svTnbol ( ) of which bears a fitting similarity to the prescription sign. Since that time Rho Chi has expanded into sixty-three active chapters across the nation. Rho Chi Lambda Chapter was established here at the School of Pharmacy in 1929. It has had as its object the promotion of scholarshiji, friend- ship, and the recognition of high attainment in the pharmaceutical sciences. Usual activities consist of a program promoting further study in the pharmaceutical sciences and an annual banquet following initiation of new members. Charles Corder President ll Clarence Bain Mike Dykes Danny Hankins Marvin Stewart Top: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Betty Moore, N-70, Secretary; Barbara Stewart, N-70, President; Dio ' k Caldwell, N-70, Vice-President; Tom Buriss, D-70, Treasurer. Bottom: HONOR COUNCIL CHAIRMAN: David Barnes, D-70. 22 Top Left: SCHOOL OF NURSING: Linda Pearson, Secretary; Trish Belton, President; Martha V. Hagy, Vice-President; Linda Gibson. Treasurer. Top Right: SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY Peggy Quinn, President. Bottom Left: SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES: .Tames Wa kins, President; Dorothy Greenhouse, Secretary-Treasurer; Stratford May, Vice-President. Bottom Right: SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY: Wayne Whitley, Vice-President; David Barnes, President. 23 1970 X-Ray Staff i Mmk m 25 Top Left: Saturday morning and M. and E.: ' t J Make the world go away. . I Top Right: What a day ... I never felt T more infallible. Center: You flubbed. Better luck next time. Bottom: Royal flush. 26 27 J Top: See I told you I had more on my lip than he has on his head. Right: The many faces of Mary Ann. Lower Right: Off duty hours. Lower Left: Well, if I don ' t make it in medicine, how about the Roughriders? 28 Top: I ' ve heard that line before ... Middle Right: I came here to be a doctor not a guinea pig Middle Left: Yes, I am married ... Lower Left: Mumsie would be so proud of me. 29 People Who Need People also need Chihuahuas!! Beauty and the Boast Bottom Right: Another denture of the week club winner! Middle: A dime, mister? Left: Umm. that feels good! 30 Lovers Are Very Special People . . . . Will the real dental student please stand up ? People Acting More Like Children Than Children . . . Top Left: Fruits of the Loom. Top Center: A full stream extraction. Left: Don ' t wrap it, bag it! Right: Left, left, left. Left : Crystal Blue Persua- sion Right: Your mother wears roller skates??? 32 Left : Diesel Disaster Middle : . . . and then you mix. Right: Blondes do have more fun!! Frontier Dentist Drunk again!!! k  i ■m. ' 9 ■iWMli • , 1 jrd 1 TTp: ' Sfir P 1 1 fSa e a But First, B{ Person Who Need People . . . Top: A Mickey Finn!! 33 Top : Can Can — Reindeer Style Top Left: . U Have to Teach John This! Bottom Left: Happy Harry and Dopey Doris Right: The Teasers 34 Top : I just got Dr. Paynick. Right : We have a Secret. Left: Professionalism Left : Ironing out nursing problems. 35 Top Left: Four Faces of Sin Top Right: When Was your last date? Middle Left: The Spoiler Middle Right: Eas to get into, easy to get 66 Bottom Right: Surprises in my trash can. 36 A Top Left: Bottoms Up Top Right: I ' ll never go to the dental clinic again. ' Left: Beauty Masked Bottom Left: It does have an effect. Bottom Right: Have you seen any grass- hoppers? 37 Upper Right: Embombing fluid Upper Center: New Year ' s baby, 1970 Upper Left : I don ' t remember a thing. Lower Right: Have you done the Dean ' s questions yet? Lower Left: Bring back how many drinks? Upper Left: Like father . . . Upper Right: Like son? Center Left: Try this angle. Center Right: Just what the doctor ordered. Lower Left: Someone wants to see me in the lobby — now? Upper Right: Blondes do have more ftin. Upper Left : The sound of silence Right Lower: And that ' s a brief outline of the Kreb ' s cycle, Left Lower: My girdle is killing me. 40 So this is how Med. Tech. school really is Left: Super Tech.?? Right: Good morning, sir, I need a little blood. Left: Girls, your profes- sional appearance is slipping. Right: No wonder you can never get through to the 7th floor! 42 Left: Is this what they call going over notes? Right: The pay is a lot better with this ma- chine. ' yA fy Left: There ' s got to be more guys in the army than there are here. Above: He said that it was clinical responsibility. 43 Left: Attitude check. Right: Externally rotate, anterior tilt, hyperex- tend . . . you ' ve got the Pop- corn !! Left: More than one way to cool your tail! Right: Laying on of the hands Left : Interclass tutoring in . . . say what ? ? Right: And this, group, is P.N.F, pattern number 232. 44 the witching hour?? Left: The rewards and appreciation of true friendship! Right: Security blanket substitute. Left: Sure cure for the hiccups. Right: But if that second neuron is only this long ... ' 2 A t-; dk ' % Jik. ' ' m 1 , J m 1 m u V - ' ' ■vL rij IR H. w- X 1 K 3 ' - ' ' ■ ■f p i Dem bones, dem bones 45 MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICIN: CINE MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE Medicine 1970 left to right: Vice-President — Bill Nuckols, Secretary-Treasurer — Ron Preston, President — Jim Shaw- Things we ' ll never forget ■Gentlemen, you ' re definitely the most intelligent group we ' ve ever had at this institution . . . John Gullett . . . Surviving Dr. Kilpatrick ' s statis- tics and M and E. Slicko Prout . . . Scolex ' s Malaria and Campfire girls ... Tic Toe . . . Double Neck Wing Stretch . . . Lucy Wills . . . Colony ' s stretches .. . Which side of the Toll Road do you park on? ... It ' s really not how you do on The service Test, it ' s your ward performance that counts ! ... Psychiatry run by Paranoid Schizophrenics . . . M-70 nurses . . . Paging the OB-GYN student for the West Hospital . . . National and State Boards . . . V.C.U. sounds like a social disease . . . Take these diplomas and like them. 48 TED ROGER ABERNATHY Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Virginia Military Institute ROBERT NELSON ACKERLY, JR. Richmond, Virginia Yale SAMA Representative 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. RICHARD DETWEILER ALDERFER Petersburg, Virginia Eastern Mennonite College DONALD LANCY ALLYN Moorestown, New Jersey Duke University, B.S. in Chemistry Sigma Zeta 3, 4; Alpha Omega Alpha; American As- sistant for Automotive Medicine 3, 4; Multiple Sclerosis Foundation Research Fellowship 1; SAMA 1, 2, 3, 4; Virginia Academy General Practice 2, 3, 4. NICHOLAS HENRY BARTENHAGEN Dumont, New Jersey Rutgers University ROBERT BOMEDA BENAZZl Danville, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; SAMA — National Com- mittee on International Affairs 3, 4; Medical Summer School in Scandinavia. JAMES BEDFORD BLITCH, JR. Springfield, Virginia Duke University GEORGE EDWARD BOKINSKY, JR. Petersburg, Virginia Washington and Lee 49 NORRIS IVAN BOONE Alexandria, Virginia University of Virginia Alpha Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4. EDWARD LAURENCE BOYCE, JR. Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. SAMA; National Association of Residents and Interns; General Practice Club; American Academy of General Practice. AURELIUS WALTER BRANTLEY Ivor, Virginia University of Richmond Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN STEPHEN BROWN Richmond, Virginia North Carolina State University Alpha Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM FIELDING BRYCE Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond Alpha Kappa Kappa 3, 4. GEORGE WILSON BURKE III Richmond, Virginia University of Virginia Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Class Pres- ident 2, 3; School President GARY WAYNE BURTON Fruitland Park, Florida University of Florida Alpha Kappa Kappa. PAUL CHARLES CALDWELL Christiansburg, Virginia Roanoke College Alpha Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4. 50 RICHARD IRA CANTOR Yonkers, New York New York University CONSTANCE OLIVIA CHAPPELL Virginia Beach, Virginia Westhampton College WSAMA. STUART P. CHILDRESS, JR. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Phi Chi 2, 3, 4. JOEL LAURENCE COHEN Norfolk, Virginia University of North Carolina, B.S. in Chemistry Alpha Kappa Kappa; Softball; Basket- ball. MATTHEW WARD COLLINGS Falls Church, Virginia Oberlin College Phi Chi. MARY DEBORAH COLONY Vienna, Virginia Westhampton College WSAMA. LEWIS DANIEL CROOKS, JR. Richmond, Virginia Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S. in Biology SAMA 1, 2, 3, Representative 4; EKG Externship; Alcoholics and Physical Medicine. JOHN THOMAS CUNNINGHAM Ale,xandria, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. in Biology Alpha Kappa Kappa 3, 4; Honor Council 1, 2, 3, 4; A. D. Williams Fellowship; Bryan Fellowship; Straus Award; Social Chairman School of Medicine. THOMAS WILSON DAUGHERTY Rochester, Minnesota William and Mary, B.S. Class Vice-President 1. CHARLES JOSEPH DONLAN, JR. Hampton, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Alpha Omega Alpha, President 4; Sigma Zeta 3, 4; School Vice-President 4; Robert Bryan Pathology Prize; A. D. Williams Summer Fellowship: SAMA. CHARLES MARTIN ELLIOTT Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa. AVROHM WILLIAM FABER Miami, Florida University of Flerida Sigma Zeta 3, 4. JEFFREY MICHAEL FISHER Philadelphia, Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Alpha Kappa Kappa. RICHARD BELL FOHL Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond MICHAEL BENJAMIN FORD Appalachia, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. SAMA 1, 2, 3, 4; Virginia Association General Practice 2, 3, 4; A. D. Williams Summer Fellowship in Pediatrics GERALD LEE GATES Virginia Beach, Virginia University of Pennsylvania 52 JOHN HUGH GILLIAM III Fredericksburg, Virginia Randolph-Macon Alpha Kappa Kappa. GORDON MORKIS GONDOS Arlington, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Phi Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4; SAMA; Hillel. KENNETH STEWART GRAY Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond Alpha Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4. HANNS CHRISTIAN HAESSLEIN Los Altos Hills, California Johns Hopkins University, B.A. Critic. STEVAN TERRELL HANNA Staunton, Virginia Duke University Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT DAVID HARRIS Annandale, Virginia Louisiana State University Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Kappa Kappa 3, 4; Class Pres- ident 1; Vice President 2. RICHARD F. HAWKINS, JR. Lynchburg. Virginia Hampton-Sydney Phi Chi 1, 2, 3, 4 . MELVIX CHARLES HOCHMAN Forest Hills, New York Queens College 53 PETER FREDERIC HOFFMAN Bethesda, Maryland University of Maryland, B.A. Phi Chi; Class Historian 1, 2; Research with Dr. W. K. Blaylock - Dermatology - Im- munology. EIGENE MARTIN KORNHABER New York, New York Brooklyn College JOSEPH DAVID LINEHAN, JR. Norfolk, Virginia 01(1 Dominion Phi Chi 1, 2, 3, 4. TIMOTHY HUNTINGTON HOOKER Danville, Virginia University of Richmond Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, President 4. KERRY WAYNE LAINOF Alexandria, Virginia University of Virginia Phi Chi 1, 2, 3, 4. HERBERT D. LONG, JR. Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond Alpha Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK TRYON HORTON JR. Raleigh, North Carolina North Carolina State University Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. ERNEST WADDILL LARKIN, III Washington, North Carolina Davidson Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES ARTHUR LONG Petersburg, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Alpha Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4. LON WILLIAM KEIM Richmond, Virginia MCV School of Pharmacy, B.S. in Pharmacy Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Delta Chi; Sigma Zeta; Alpha Sigma Chi; Rho Chi; SAMA Represen- tative 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Representative Conven- tion 4, Representative to Region 1 SAMA Convention, Representative to Southern Medical Association, SAMA- AOA Student Honors Day Committee 2, 3, 4. DENNIS RODNEY LEE Emory, Virginia Emory and Henry BEAL APTHEKER LOWEN Great Neck, New York Columbia University, A.B. Student Council 2, 3, 4. 54 JOHN JOSEPH MAHONEY, JR. Lynn, Massachusetts Boston College FRANK WAYLAND MARKS Charlottesville, Va. University of Virginia Alpha Kappa Kappa 3, 4. 1, 2, RICHARD EUGENE MATTH EWS Norfolk, Virginia University of Richmond Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES ARNOLD MAXWELL La Canada, California Los Angles College of Optometry, A.A. and O.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, CHARLOTTE B. McCUTCHEN Arlington, Virginia University of South Carolina WSAMA. ANN DOUGLAS McFARLANE Chevy Chase, Maryland Boston University WSAMA. MICHAEL J. MILLER Norfolk, Virginia Pennsylvania State University GEORGE WESLEY MINER Manhasset, New York Adelphi University, B.A. Alpha Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4. 55 i JOHN MARSHALL MOSELEY III Richmond, Virginia University of Virginia Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ANDY NUCKOLS Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. in Chemistry Alpha Kappa Kappa, Treas- urer; Class Vice-President 4; American Academy of General Practice; SAMA; Softball; Basketball. RICHARD FITZHUGH PRINCE Arlington, Virginia University of Virginia DAVID ELLSWORTH MULLINS Richlands, Virginia Emory and Henry, B.A. ILMA MEADE OVERMAN Dahlgren, Virginia Mary Washington College WSAMA. WILLIAM FRANKLIN PROCTOR Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond ADELE BERNADETTE NOBLE Jersey City, New Jersey Fordham University, B.S. AMWA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Class Secretary Treas- urer 1, 2, 3; School of Medi- cine Secretary-Treasurer 4. JETHRO HASLETT PILAND JR. Holland, Virginia William and Mary Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE HENRY RANDALL Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania West Virginia University, B.A. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Soft- ball; Basketball; Football. BERNARD PATRICK NOVAK Johnstown, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburg Vice-President of Class 4. RONALD ALLYN PRESTON Silver Springs, Maryland Maryland University, B.S. Phi Chi 2, 3, 4; Sigma Zeta 3, 4; Alpha Omega Alpha, Treasurer 4; Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 4; Large Book Award 3; Mosley Scholarship Book Award 3. MALLORY JOSEPH READ Arlington, Virginia University of Virginia SAMA Representative 56 STEVEN HENRY REAMS Richmond, Virginia Virginia Military Institute Alpha Kappa Kappa 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL HOTELLING RUBIN Arlington, Virginia University of Pennsylvania ROBERT BRAIN SIGAFOES Williamsburg, Virginia William and Mary, B.S. in Biology Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3; Vice-President of General Practice Club 3; Represen- tative to Virginia Academy of General Practice Conven- tion. HAROLD LOUIS REKATE Annapolis, Maryland Duke University Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3,4. STEPHEN ALAN SCHECHNER Norfolk, Virginia University of Pennsylvania B.A. in Biology Phi Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Presiding Junior 3, Pre- siding Senior 4; Music Di- rector of Senior Take-Offs; Outstanding Senior Award; Softball 1, 2, 3. JAN FRANKLIN SILVERMAN Bronx, New York City College of New York JOHN FORBES REYNOLDS Raleigh, North Carolina Atlantic Christian College, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; SAMA, Treasurer 1, Rep- resentative 1; Pulmonary Externship 1; Volleyball. WILLIAM FRANCIS SCHRANTZ Alexandria, Virginia Siena College MICHAEL SKOLOCHENKO Washington D.C. Johns Hopkins University PAUL HARVEY ROGERS Smithfield, Virginia University of Virginia Sigma Zeta 3, 4. JAMES O ' NEIL SHAW, JR. Richmond, Virginia Randolph Macon College B.S. Sigma Zeta 3, 4; Alpha Omega Alpha; Alpha Kap- pa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President; President of School of Medicine 4. ROBERT C. SMALLRIDGE Charleston, West Virginia Yale Alpha Kappa Kappa 3, 4. 57 RODNEY HALL SMITH Richmond, Virginia David Lipscomb College, B.A. Softball, Football NEWTON JOSEPH SORROW, JR. Richmond, Virginia Johns Hopkins University Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Council 4. RICHARD PINCKNEY SOWERS, III Richmond, Virginia University of Virginia Alpha Kappa Kappa. NEIL STRONACH Oakland, Maine Virginia Military Institute Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. MARC DAVID THAMES Norwalk, Connecticut Lehigh University, B.A. Sigma Zeta 3, 4; Alpha Omega Alpha, Alpha Kappa A. D. Williams Summer Research Fellowship 2; Alpha Omega Alpha and SAMA Day Research Award. GEORGE EDWARD THOMAS Chesterfield, Missouri Yale University DAVID JOSEPH TOMKO Richmond, Virginia Duke University Alpha Kappa Kappa. ROBERT DUNCAN TOMLINSON Waverly Virginia Hampden-Sydney College Phi Chi 2, 3, 4. 58 ROBERT BOWEN TRIVETT Akron, Ohio Virginia Polytechnic Institute JAMES NEVEILLE WHITE Newport News, Virginia Johns Hopkins University, B.A. Phi Chi 3, 4; SAMA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep- resentative 1. jQ JAMES WILLIAM TURNER Staten Island, New York Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES WELLINGTON WILKINSON Hampton, Virginia Hampton Institute MARTIN HOLT WALKER Madison Heights, Virginia Lynchburg College Phi Chi 2, 3, 4. THOMAS WOODHULL WITMER Webster, New York University of Rochester GERALD DAVID WEINTRAUB Bridgeport, Connecticut University of Connecticut, B.A. Sigma Zeta, Alpha Omega Alpha, Phi Delta Epsilon; Secretary of Alpha Omega Alpha SAMA; A. D. Wil- liams Summer Fellowship 2. CHARLES LOGAN YARBROUGH Huntington, West Virginia Marshall University Alpha Kappa Kappa 1, 2, 3,4. I MARVIN BAXTER ZELKOWITZ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh, B.A. Phi Delta Epsilon, Rush Chairman and President; Sigma Phi Epsilon Softball 2; Football 4; Joseph N. Goldberg Award Winner 2; Second Prize, SAMA Honors Day 3; Gracey Matziah Award 3; I.L.M.M.P. 3. 59 Medicine 1971 Steve Siegel President David Kaplan Vice President Adam Steinberg Secretary-Treasurer Hunter Adams Alan Beeber Thomas Bridge Gary Asher Glenn Bidwell David Bristow Amiele Barakey Jeffrey Bienes Edmund Brodie Si f- TOrf M Randall Barre Stephen Bobys Bruce Brown m r o. m Stanley Becker Charles Brady Rex Brugh 60 John Burnett Philip Burstein David Carney William Catterton Sarah Chesrown Martin Cohen Kiran Crooks William Crow James Davis The wizard speaks and the faithful followers listen. The joke ' s on Rex! Charlie Fox Eric Freeman Thomas Green 62 Michael Harf Gerry Hayes Rodney Hite Robert Hoyt Larry Isrou Robert Jagger Robert Johnson Richard Jones Webb Jones Robert Klink 63 Jon Lowe Kenneth Lucas Marilyn Lynam John Mahaney Francis Itfartorano Robert McGuffin Robert McLees Hugh IWcMahan David McNaughton Patricia McQuade Marv Meyer George Meyerhoff Charles Moore Joseph Morin Kenneth Nakdimen I w 64 Michael Nemir Peter Pardoll Eugene Noland Louis Pastore Carol Owens Ronald Patterson Elwood Owens Louis Owens Thomas Patteson George Planavsky f «?r 65 Steven Pollak Randall Powell 0!e Renick Charles Robertson Michael Ross Lloyd Rothouse Patricia Rothouse Jeffrey Rubin Arnold Schwartz MCV ' s bathing beauties. 66 I.--- David Schwartz Thomas Shaoochis Christopher Sheap Robert Sjorgren 1 Thomas Smith Randoloh Stark Reid Sterrett Seymour Sundell Robert Swisher William Tanner Marvin Tenenbaum John Vaughan Gerald Vladimer Richard Waldman Michael Walters Gary Wheeler John Wimmer Charles Windle William Waring Melville Wright Jerry Weingarten Kenneth Youner 67 Medicine 1972 Larry Brooks President Dawn Grigg Vice President Lou Kuritsky Secretary-Treasurer David Pariser Historian Richard Andrassy Richard Benda John Baker Paul Berenbaum Harry Bates Robert Berezoski Robley Bates Bruce Bernie Stephen Becker Michael Blake 68 Benjamin Blatt Mark Blatter Daniel Booker David Bosworth Richard Bowie Lyman Brothers John Bryant Jack Bumgarner Mitchell Burnbaum James Busch Joseph Caruso George Chappell 69 Boyd Clements Gail Dunnington Warren Finklestein James DeBoe Judith Dunningt on Arthur Forman Richard Dolsey David Eagle Stewart Fox Rufus Duffer Ivar Fandel Samuel Gaskins (| T Ralph Duncan William Feldman Ronald Gebhart tffk mUk -t £ A 70 Suzanne Gebhart Richard Geller John Gerber David Gibbons Robert Gilmer Stanley Glazer Lewis Gravely Jacob Haun Clifford Henderson June Henderson Thomas Hlivko Eric Hoffer Well, Doc, it all started when I got up this morning and didn ' t want to go to class ... Gary Hoffman Thomas Hogan Jay Holzwanger Allen Home Richard Hosfield Sidney Houff Daniel Jenkins Bruce Johnson John Jones Howard Kahn Goi ' don Kellett David Kirby Jefferson Kiser David Kreger Richard Landau Herbert Lassiter Martin Lazoritz Andrew Leake David Lewis 72 A T Why don ' t we compromise and do it my way. Jessica Lewis David Lorber Wayne Lundie John Mack Harold Markham d: 73 Nolan Mauney James McConnell Richard Meyer Robert Miller James D. Moore James M. Moore John Mueller Cecil Nails Ah, boredom. 74 Med students have a way of showing up in the strangest places William Naylor James Neifield Richard Nisman John Owen Martin Phillips Robert Porter Thomas Powers John Quinn Paul Remer 75 Long overdue for a manicure. Faith Richardson John Ryan Ja quelin Smith David Riley Donald Sanders Thomas Sperry Grover Robinson Glenn Shivel Karlton Stein Lucian Robinson Barry Silver Robert Stroube Carol Ryan Charles Sloane George Thomas JL ' 76 Stephan Volk David Waldman James Wassum Allan Weyl William Wheeler John Willey Daniel William James Witten Jeffrey Wolf Get into the swing of things. Medicine 1973 Cleve Francis Vice President Paul Altsheler Donald Baird Thomas Blankenship Walter Anderson Archer Baskerville Dennis Blondo Charles Armstrong James Barton George Bowers Frederick Arnold William Belk William Boyce Paul Bachwitt Edsel Blair James Bradshaw 78 Darlene Brown Walter Bundy Candace Caldwell Richard Carter Ralph Chesson William Cohn William Coleman Joseph Concodora k4 Elwin Cotman Richard Crowder William Domby Samuel Doolittle 79 Jacob Drucker Arthur Dunnington Joseph Ellen John Everett Donald Fox Dennis Garvin Theodore Georges Roger Gibbon Ronald Giffler Saul Gorman Arnold Graboyes Sanford Greenhouse What do you think about this new generation of doctors? 80 Douglas Gregory Michael Hanna Steve Grossman Louis Heisler George Guess Alan Heitner Lloyd Halvorson John Hamrick William Hulcher Jean Jackson John Jacobs Barbara James William Jeter William Kragness Michael Lake Paul Land Craig Kerins Stephen Kopf John Lapchak Steven Larson Richard Lennington Cheryl Linkous Robert Litt James May Barton McCann Harry McCarthy James McDowell Thomas Meade David Meincke Robert Mendle Obie Minter Richard Monk 82 Steven Morgan Benny Mullins Boyd Myers Steve Norfleet John O ' Bannon Brian Peck Terry Pick Georgia Prescott Edward Ramsey Bruce Roberts Michael Rosner Norris Royston Charles Rula Kenneth Rumberg William Rutherford Earl Schrag James Sellman Robert Slay Thomas Snell John Snoddy 83 James South Hugh Southerland Jane Spence Robert Stitt James Stone Seabury Stonebumer Harlan Stnible Randall Suslick So I told him that after freshman year it ' s a breeze . . . ' 84 Gross anatomy is the biggest headache! Raymond Sweet Doris Trauner James Tatum Carolyn Thomas Quentin Van Meter David Vaughan Linda Townsend Samuel Vernon 85 Richard Virgil William Wallace Phillip Ward Jerry Ware Bruce Watson . -- Landon Weeks H Si . Another day. Another class. Ho hum. 86 James Wig-and Luther Williams Mason Williams Charle:? Wilson York Winston Sydnor Withers a m Pierre Wolfe Joseph Wood Charles Zacharias Jeffrey Zwerling And now for my next selection . . . 87 Alpha Kappa Kappa Membership in AKK is open to all male medical students. In addition, AKK enjoys the brotherhood and guidance of several doctors of the MCV faculty who are alumni and honorary members of the fraternity. AKK is the largest fraternity in the School of Medicine. The functions of the fraternity are primarily social for we believe that the best way to change pace is to occasionally take a night out with a date and attend a dance, combo party, picnic, swim party, etc.!! AKK is well known for its timely and enthusiastic social functions. In recognition of a predictably regular increase in the number of brothers acquiring wedding bands, the fraternity also offers the op- portunity for wives to participate in the programs of the Wives ' Club of AKK. Pledges Kirk Sheap Bill Domby Jacob Drucker John Everett Theodore Georges Doug Gregory Lloyd Halverson Paul Land Steve Larson James South James Stone Seabury Stoneburner Rick Virgil Phil Ward Bruce Watson Landon Weeks York Winston Dan Booker L. Brooks Rufus Duffer Kerry Higgins Tom Hlivko Rick Hosfield Harold Markham John Owen Bob Porter John Quinn Dave Riley Ron Patterson President Bob Benazzi Bob Berezoski Glenn Bidwell Norris Boone David Bristow Peter Bridge Bruce Brown Steve Brown Rex Brugh John Burnett George Burnett Paul Caldwell Woody Tanner Vice-President Mel Wright Treasurer Tom Ryan Recording Secretary 88 O fb jCl f , 3 p .( C) f-. ' f e f) Q p f l _ ' =- ' Dave Carney John Cunningham Eldridge Derring Charles Donlan Charles Elliot John Gilliam Bob Harris Tim Hooker Fred Horton Sid Houff Bob Jagger Kip Jones Rick Jones Webb Jones Bob Klink Ernie Larkin Andy Leake James Long Ken Lucas Wayland Marks Rick Matthews George Miner Charles Moore Jack Moseley Mike Nemir Blackford Noland Bill Nuckols J. Owens Bucky Owens Louis Pastore Tom Patteson Jeff Piland George Planavsky Randy Powell Gene Randall Harold Rekate Ole Renick John Reynolds Chip Robertson Grover Robinson Lucian Robinson Lloyd Rothouse Steve Seigle James Shaw Bob Smallridge Tom Sperry Newton Sorrow Adam Steinberg Bob Swisher Marc Thames Dave Toniko James Turner Gary Wheeler Charles Windle not pictured John Fitzgerald Steve Ganderson Bob Horton Charles Keblusek L. Schlesinger 89 Top: A hard day ' s nicht. Bottom Right: The gang ' s all here. Bottom Left: Looking to the future together. 90 Phi Chi National Medical Fraternity was founded at the University of Vermont in 1889. The Theta Eta Chapter was established at MCV in March, 1889, as the fourth chapter in the U.S. Phi Chi is now the largest national and international medical fraternity. It was founded to promote the high ideals of scholarship and brotherhood among its members and all. of medicine. Activities of the Theta Eta Chapter include monthly meet- ings at which noted members of the MCV faculty and promi- nent Richmond citizens discuss topics of interest to the mem- bers and to themselves in an informal atmosphere. Rush par- ties and smokers, picnics, and Combo parties. Our Wives ' Club is active and its members participate in several community- oriented programs during the school year. Phi Chi Steve Schechner Presiding Senior Amiele Barakey Presiding Junior Jeff Kiser Recording Secretary Bill Belk Allen Boyce Richard Carter Mat Ceilings Richard Hawkins Pete Hoffman Wayne Lainoff Wayne Lundi Dave Meincke Ron Preston Mike Rosner Charles Rula Harland Struble Bob Tomlinson Martin Walker Nev White Phi Delta Epsilon Q Marvin Tenenbaum President Sy Sundell Vice-President Gerry Vladimer Treasurer Stanley Becker Secretary Stephen Bobys Gordon Gondos Steven Pollack Michael Ross Arnold Schwartz Richard Waldman Gerald Weintraub Marvin Zelkowitz Phi Delta Epsilon, a medical fraternity, founded at Cornell in 1904, has had over 20,000 members initiated since that time. There are 43 gi-aduate clubs and 38 undergraduate chapters at present. Among the activities of the national organization ai ' e scholarship prizes, service awards, stu- dent and intern loans, placement, conventions, insurance programs, a quarterly news magazine, friendship and good fellowship. This year. Phi Delta Epsilon sponsored several brunches and parties. Dr. Tom Shires delivered the annual Aaron Brown lecture at Surg ical Grand Rounds in April. One of our members received an all expense paid trip to the National Convention in Chicago. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right: Mary Weller, Honor Council Rep.; Kay Schutte, Pres.; Kay Evans, Student Coun- cil Rep.; Martha Howe, Vice-Pres. Medical Technology 1970 These Med. Techs, have discovered Medical Technology to be full of . . . blood samples, bacterial cultures, stool specimens, microscopes and such ... as well as . . . popcorn and cokes at school movies . . . spontaneous pyramids formed in the hall . . . lab practicals in the midst of trash and assorted junk ... ice cream and pizza parlors . . . twenty people in the sticking room at once . . . instant response to the call rally! . . . routation questions to do in your spare time . . . clotted hematology tubes . . . parties and parties and parties . . . meeting the flood victims one way or another . . . first venipunctures . . . addiction to bridge and knitting . . . the pleasant smells in urinalysis . . . crowded telephone booths . . . forgetting the tourniquet . . . budding romances and everlasting ones . . . birthday surprises . . . first meal in the caf. in September ... 7:30 Saturday sticking list . . . going on a picnic or to the theater . . . Halloween costumes . . . playboy bunnies . . . hot fudge sundaes and watermelon in the school . . . B-averages . . . football games . . . personal acquaintances of Mr. Hester . . . disappearing at 5:15 on Friday afternoons. We never knew that Medical Technology could be such an enjoyable experience. 93 PATRICIA PAIGE ALLEY Prince George, Va. Richard Bland College; Richmond Prof. Institute TERESA YVONNE BASHAM Roanoke, Va. Madison College CARLA JEAN BELL Smithfield, Va. Madison College VERA LYNN BLUMENTHAL Richmond, Va. Old Dominion University Athletic Rep. REBECCA BUCHER BURGESS Richmond, Va. Elon College SUSAN JEAN CARTER McLean, Va. Emory University PATRICIA TOMKINSON CHAPPELL Richmond, Va. Va. Commonwealth University ANNETTE KAY COX Richmond, Va. Va. Commonwealth University 94 Does Trichomana Vaginalis really look like this? The building blocks of 7th floor Cabaniss are? : MARY CAROLINE CRYER Ingram, Va. Mary Washington College KAY HOWARD EVANS Lynchburg, Va. Mary Washington College, B.S. Student Council Rep. CAROL ANNE HAINES Winchester, Va. Mary Washington College ANNE MUNSEY HARMON Richmond, Va. Emory and Henry College ELIZABETH JANE HEATWOLE Harrisonburg, Va. Eastern Mennonite College MARTHA ANN HOWE Richmond, Va. Westhampton College Class Vice-Pres. PHYLLIS ROSE HOWES Micro, N. C. Meredith College SARA SUSAN HUNNIECUTT Bethel, N. C. East Carolina University 95 SALLY PITTS JORDAN Richmond, Va. Westhampton College; U.N.C. at Greensboro, B.A. CAROLYN JEAN MOORE Richmond, Va. Madison College MARY MARTIN MURDOCK Richmond, Va. V.C.U. — Academic PATRICIA ANN PINCH Brooklyn, New York Packer Collegiate Institute; Long Island U.; University of New Hampshire; University of Florida, A.A. NANCY LUPTON PITZER Lynchburg, Va. William and Mary, B.S. MARY ELLEN RHEUTAN Richmond, Va. Pine Manor Junior College, A.A.; V.C.U. LINDA CLARKSON RICE Christiansburg, Va. V.P.I. KATHERINE THERESA SAUNDERS Richmond, Va. V.C.U. — Academic BRENDA KAY SCHUTTE Richmond, Va. Mary Washington College Class Pres. MARY LOUISE SHERROD Richmond, Va. Howard University, B.S. Y 96 JOAN MARIE SHUMAKER Richmond, Va. Madison College PATRICIA ANNE SMITH Salisbury, Md. St. Mary ' s College of Maryland; Salisbury State College Dorm Council. BETTY JO SPENCER Salem, Va. Roanoke College LINDA LEE TILLER Sandston, Va. V.C.U. — Academic GAIL RUTH WELCOME Concord, N. H. Vermont College MARY LOUISE WELLER Staunton, Va. Longwood College Honor Council Rep. Not Pictured: JANET LOUISE MOORE Richmond, Va. Mary Washington College M.C.V. initiates new Med. Tech. uniforms ? ? ? 97 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right: Linda Watts, Vice-President; Sue Morgan, President; Peggy Quinn, Treasurer; Cooper, Secretary. } L Radiologic Technology 1970 X-Ray ... no, radiology ... a field ... no, a science . . . certificate ... no, degree. Sophomores ... a new beginning . . . why me ? . . three year program . . . associate degree in science . . . academic division . . . health and science division . . . classes . . . English . . . math . . . psych . . . anatomy ... etc. ... finally a man . . . from eighteenth floor to Shaf er Street ... on the go . . . summer . . . rest ? . . . no . . . work . . . eight hours a day . . . eight weeks ... is R.T.-ale ethical? . . . vacation . . . then what? Juniors ... a combination of practicum and classes . . . always learning . . . positioning . . . more anatomy . . . physics . . . practicum ... a quartet . . . three wrecks down, one to go ... will it ever be over? Seniors . . . look at me, no more G . . . practicum . . . days . . . nights . . . weekends . . . rotation . . . why? . . . dedication . . . clinical responsibility . . . mind, body, and soul . . . famous words . . . our reasons . . . boards . . . R.T. . . . graduation . . . out on our own . . . numerous opportunites . . . diagnostic . . . therapeutic . . . nuclear medicine ... all are open to us ... is it worth it? ... in June it will be!!! 98 PATSY MARCELLA COOPER Asheboro, N.C. Greensboro College Class Secretary 1, 4; Class Treas. 3. JUDY W. HARRIS Richmond, Va. Class Pres. 1; Class Historian 3, 4. BRENDA JOY HOBBS Emporia, Va. Class Sec. 1; Social Committee Rep. 3, 4. SUZANNE GAYLE MORGAN Newport News, Va. Student Council Representative 1; Class Vice-Pres. Class Pres. 4. MARY SUSAN PUCKETT Roanoke, Va. Honor Council Rep. 1; Class Pres. 3; Student Council Rep. 4. MARGARET MYRA QUINN McLean, Va. Athletic Council Rep. 1, 3, 4; Honor Council Rep. 3, 4; Visiting Lecturers Committee 3; School Pres. 4; Class Treas. 4. LINDA FAYE WATTS Buena Vista, Va. Ferrum Jr. College Class Sec. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 4. Well, someone has to work tonight. 99 Radiological Technology 1971 Gayle Polk Barbara Dillon President Vice-President Linda Brann Dorothy Roberts Secretary-Treasurer Historian That ' s you, Stupid! We ' ll get that nose on straight yef! What ' s a ' knit ' ? lOO Radiological Technology 1972 Martha Pennington President David Dillard Vice-President Donna Grumpier Secretary-Treasurer Is there really an 18th floor? ' !iL :- A It ' s your mummy. Overexposure 101 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right: Charlotte Fitch, Vice-Pres.; Brenda Ellis, Pres.; Jo Brisson, Sec.-Treas. Physical Therapy 1970 As the present becomes the past, lest we forget . . . the name game . . . speak louder please . . . comparing and contrasting . . . the clas s song . . . tropical baths in south lab . . . neuro. coloring book . . . basketball games and cheers . . . gluteal day . . . gobbledy gook . . . appendicitis and trips to the E.R. . . . patient care . . . trips to Andy ' s, Shakey ' s, and Gay Nineties ... I mean, how bad is that . . . weddings and weddings, etc. . . . oral torture . . . dates with Mr. Bones . . . the first special patient . . . forgetting it all on weekends . . . wishing you could forget it all on weekends . . . Farewell toast to Adipose Annie . . . Foosiology . . . M.C.V. South ' s elevator fatigue . . . laughing with tear- filled eyes . . . VPTA meetings . . . finishing PAL papers . . . maximum effort at 8 A.M. , . . mid-pat ellar skirt lengths . . . dreaming that you are free . . . mail check . . . unexpected visitors at dinnertime . . . unforeseen dips in lakes and rivers . . . learning to give . . . trying not to get involved . . . the littlest P.T. . . . keeping your identity but becoming a member of a team . . . knowing that all it takes is an outstretched hand . . . knowing that we all will meet again. iOS BARBARA JO ALLEGRI Hudson Heights, P.Q., Canada University of Maryland Student Body Sec-Treasurer 4; A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Visiting Lecturers Committee 3; Library Committee 3, 4. SHARON BETHEL Salem, Va. Va. Western Community College, A.S. V.P.T.A. Representative 3; Basketball 3; A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Jr. Representative to 1969 A.P.T.A. Convention. VALORIE M. BETTS Charlotte, N.C. U.N.C. at Charlotte A.P.T.A. 3, 4. LLNDA CLAIRE BONANNO Garfield, New Jersey Montclair State College A.P.T.A. 3, 4. KATHY LEE BRANNAN Spartanburg, S.C. Queens College A.P.T.A. 3, 4. MARY JO BRISSON ChaTlotte, N.C. U.N.C. at Charlotte Class Sec-Treasurer 4: A.P.T.A. 3, 4. CARROLL BRYANT BROWN Lynchburg, Va. Madison College A.P.T.A. 3, 4. MARJORY ALISON CANNON Roanoke, Va. Mary Washington College A.P.T.A. 3. 4. HATHERLEY HOUSTOUN CHISHOLM Savannah, Georgia Colorado Woman ' s College A.P.T.A. 3, 4. WILLIAM JAMES DOWNS, JR. Rehoboth Beach, Delaware University of Delaware A.P.T.A. 3,4; Basketball; Football. 103 BRENDA MARIE ELLIS Manakin-Sabot, Va. Mary Washington College A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Class Sec-Treasurer 3; Class President 4; Student Council. ROGER L. ERWIN Daniels, West Virginia Concord College Student Council Representative 3, 4; A.P.T.A Basketball. CHARLOTTE ELAINE FITCH Burlington, N. C. TI.N.C. at Greensboro A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Class Vice-Pres.; CLARA PAGE GRAVES Hampton, Va. Longwood College A.P.T.A. 3, 4. M.C.V. Social Committee SYLVIA BEATRICE HEWLETT Richmond, Va. Va. Union University A.P.T.A. 3, 4. TERRY WARREN HIGGINS New Martinsville, West Virginia Potomac State College, A.A. in P.T. A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Basketball. LINDA JACKSON HOOVER Richmond, Va. VA. Commonwealth University-Academic A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Library Committee 3. JOYCE ANN HUDSON Stony Creek, Va. Longwood College A.P.T.A. 3,4. Right: Think he heard that? Left: You Are My Sunshine? 104 SHARON E. LIVINGSTON Laurinburg, N. C. Mary Washington College A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Basketball; Annual Section Ed. MIRIAM VIRGINIA REINDOLLAR Taney town, Md. Western Maryland College A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Co-editor of Scoop. LINDA JEAN THACKER Charlottesville, Va. Longwood College A.P.T.A. 3, 4. MARY HELEN NIEMEYER Silver Springs, Md. Mary Washington College A.P.T.A. 3, 4. JO DIANE ROSIER Roanoke, Va. Mary Wash. College A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Honor Coun- cil Rep. 3, 4; Library Com- mittee. LINDA ALICE WADE Annandale, Va. Mary Wash. College A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Class Vice- Pres. 3. MYRA REBECCA QUEEN Barnwell, S.C. Furman University A.P.T.A. 3, 4. DIANA LYNN ROTHENBUHLER Norfolk, Va. Radford College, B.A. A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Scoop Re- porter; Student Body Pres.; Student Gov ' t. Coun- cil; Yearbook Rep. 3. WILBERTA M. WILDERMUTH Pamplico, S. C. Winthrop College A.P.T.A. 3, 4. LINDA LOUISE RAWLINGS Norfolk, Va. Mary Washington Col. A.P.T.A. 3, 4; Library Com- mittee. JUNE CAROL SIMPSON Roanoke, Va. Va. Western Community Col., A.S. Rep. A.P.T.A. 3, 4; V.P.T.A. JANE RUTH WOOD Falls Church, Va. Radford College A.P.T.A. 3, 4. 105 P.T. for Procrastination Techniques Linda Blankenbeckler Jane Brady Bonnie Brill Ann Carson Cindy Forrest Vice-President Kathy Johnson Susan Mitchell Secretary-Treasurer Historian Physical Therapy 1971 Diane Comer Dennis Cullen Liz Delahoussaye Janet Dempster Donna Dixon Debbie Gardner Steven Gates Wendy Gott Left: Hydro Prep. Right : Happy Birthday, Mr. Jones. 106 Jan Gwyer Bob Habasevich Bob Harrison Betty Horton Pam King Ellen Lathem Ellen Loving Debby Moriarity Barbara Nobles Barbara O ' Kennon Linda Overstreet Jennifer Perkins Donna Stowers Susan Vann Randy Walker Dixie Waters Linda Jeflerson Debbie Mountcastle Candy Shermer David Williams Hospital Administration 1970 Sherman Wooding President Douglas Fairfax Vice President Charles Winney Secretary-Treasurer Starting anew . . . new faces . . . back to school Hospitals, hospitals, and more hospitals (what else is there?) . . . management . . . organization . . . something different . . . something more . . . finals . . . Residency . . . monthly reports . . . I ' ve grown accustomed to . . . exams . . . graduation . . . starting anew . . . ULDIS BIRZENIEKS Richmond, Virginia VMI, B.A. Athletic Representative. HUNSDON CARY, III Youngstown, Ohio Ohio University, B.S.J. X-Ray Representative. JOSEPH COTTRELL Meehanicsville, Virginia Richmond Professional Institute, RODNEY DORINSON Belmont, California San Jose State College, B.S. DOUGLAS FAIRFAX Richmond, Virginia Thiel College, B.A. Vice President 1, 2. JOHN FAULKNER Lexington, North Carolina Pfeiffer College, A.B. Honor Council. HAROLD GIBB Roanoke, Virginia Medical College of Virginia, B.S. Student Government Representative. JAMES HATCHER Roanoke, Virginia Hampden Sydney College, B.A. ROBERT JACKSON Berkley, West Virginia Marshall University, B.A. RICHARD KERNAGHAN Macon, Georgia Emory University, A.B. DAVID LIEBMAN Richmond, Virginia Medical College of Virginia, B.S. DONALD LOGAN Atlanta, Georgia Georgia State College, B.B.A. 109 Above: Me! You ' re the one who Below: Look, Ma, no hands. CLYDE MORRISON Charleston, West Virginia Morris Harvey College, B.S. CRAIG SATTERLEE Richmond, Virginia Juniata College, B.S. Social Chairman. JAMES PATTERSON Sandston, Virginia Richmond Professional Institute, B.S. DALTON SMART Forest City, North Carolina Berea College, B.S. JACK PETERS Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke College, B.B.A. Historian 2. BILLY SOLESBEE Greer, South Carolina Clemson College, B.S. Honor Council 110 DAVID SPANGLER DARRELL SQUIRES Parkersburg, West Virginia Texas Samford University, B.S. University of Omaha, B.G.E. CHARLES WINNEY Shawnee, Oklahoma SHERMAN WOODING University of Omaha, Fort Collins, Colorado B.G.E. Colorado State University, Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2. B.S. President 1, 2. ALFRED WALKER, JR. Beckley, West Virginia Morris Harvey College, B.S. Lower Left : It really isn ' t that bad. Below : Only her hairdresser knows for sure. Ill Hospital Administration 1971 John S. Bowling Timothy R. McCormick Sister Mary A. President Vice President Menting Secretary-Treasurer Paul J. Austin Don P. Bagwell Bruce C. Baldwin James C. Barnett Harold W. Beyer Phillip D. Brooks William A. Burns William H. Downing Franklin D. Goldberg Elizabeth J. Gordon 112 Richard A. Reif Mitchell B. Smith Wilbur A. Gravely Stephen A. Jonas Harold E. Knight John G. Larson Charles Lonchar Wickliffe S. Lyne James R. Madory Thomas P. O ' Neal Alan T. Penn 113 i ■■' ■: - ' . ,.r i 1 DENTISTRY DENTISTRY DENTISTRY DENTISTRY DENTISTRY )ENTISTRY DENTISTRY DENTISTRY DENTISTRY DhNTISTRY IIS Alan Sundin, Historian; Ben Foster, Pres.; Robert Vanarsdall, V. Pres.; George Kirchner, Sec.-Treas. Dentistry 1970 How can we forget: The freshman year with the Blade, Mother, Magoo, Rosebud, Buns, Ratso, Pavlov, The Pink Panther, The Hog, Roebo, Fat Dog, Fuster, Silent Ken, Ray on the Wagon all sweating it out in C.R. ' s wax museum . . . Happy Hartwell . . . Salisbury ' s RCH ' s . . . mudpies in dental materials . . . decapitation day in gross anatomy ... the big one in gross lab ... frog races in physiology . . . third quarter golf. The sophomore year with Henrique the Mad Argentinean . . . 1007c ■• • the missing box of slides . . . Mother and staph aureus . . . MO preps with S curves ... the first rule in cavity preparation . . . mesical and sullimental grooves . . . Marshall Partial ' s Denture of the We€k Club . . . Frog Simon ' s operative technique . . . Flame it and sprue it. . . . $5.00 reward for flying gold . . . the roentgenographic sleeping hour. The junior year with shaving cream and round toothpicks . . . cut those sideburns . . . Felix and the silent check . . . Do you need some amalgum, Lanny? . . . section D full up . . . Hello, Lady, have a mint. . . . the odd couple. The senior year with tongue blades, probes, and shade guides . . . We ' re just as sorry as we can be. . . . Mickey Mouse and his fishing rod . . . No notes. Slick. . . . Well lookie here! . . . plane battles . . . Suction, Wheetley, suction. . . . The Blue Max and tetracycline stains . . . decisions, decisions, . . . specialties . . ..boards and graduation . . . then only memories of four terrific years from Mr. to Doctor ! ! K 1 I ji 1 A xL JOHN R. AGAR Melfa, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA; Denture of the Week Club; Softball. TED LOUIS BACHAS Portsmouth, Virginia Old Dominion University, Delta Sigma Delta; SADA; Plaster Bowl; Basketball; Football. RICHARD DAVID CALDWELL Arlington, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Psi Omega, Vice-President 3, President 4; Sigma Zeta; Alpha Sigma Chi; Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3; Student Council Vice- President 3, 4. LEROY BERTRAM ALFORD Richmond, Virginia Virginia Military Institute, B.A. Psi Omega; S.AD. V; Repre- sentative to IFC; Denture of the Week Club; Tumor Board Representative ; Football. DAVID LEROY BAR NES Allendale, South Carolina University of South Caro- lina Delta Sigma Delta; Honor Council Chairman; School President; SADA; Foot- ball. DONALD WAYNE CHERRY Norfolk, Virginia Campbell College, B.S. Psi Omega; Denture of the Week Club; Plaster Bowl; SADA; Intramurals. RALPH LEMUS ANDERSON Richmond, Virginia Virginia State College, B.S. Denture of the Week; SADA; Football; Basket- ball. DONALD RAY BROWN Roanoke, Virginia Bridgewater College, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta, Senior Page; SADA; Football. JOSEPH CHICUREL Jericho, New Y ' ork Roanoke College, B.S. Alpha Sigma Chi, Presi- dent; Honor Council Rep- resentative 1, 2, 3, 4; Brad Crystal Se.xtet; SADA; Baseball. LEWIS ANGELO ARTHUR Lynchburg, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Plaster Bowl; SADA; Intramurals. THOMAS ROY BURRIS Columbia. South Carolina Wofford College, B.S. Psi Omega, Editor; SADA; Student Council, Treasurer 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. ORRIN WILLIAM CLIFTON Spencer, Virginia Wake Forest College, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Sigma Zeta; Plaster Bowl; SADA. 117 DAVID FINLEY CORBIN Blountstown, Florida The Citadel, B.S. Psi Omega, Treas.; SADA; Plaster Bowl; Football; Basketball; Softball. CURTIS RAY CROWDER Richmond, Virginia Virginia Military Institute, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA; Denture of the month Club; Plasterbowl; Football. HARRY WATERS DAVIS Jacksonville, Florida University of Florida, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA; Basketball. DONALD PAUL DAY Pensacola, Florida University of Alabama, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA Plasterbowl ; Football ; lOHN WAYNE DELK Orlando, Florida Orlando Junior College and University of South Florida, A.A. Psi Omega; SADA; Football. HUGH B. DOUGLAS JR. Hopewell, Virginia William and Mary, B.S. Psi Omega; Sigma Zeta, Treasurer; Hall Manager 2, 3, 4; SADA. ROBERT FAINE Miami, Florida University of Florida, B Alpha Omega; SADA; Denture of the Week Club; Lounge Bridge; Plaster Bowl; Softball; Football. JOHN M. FEDISON Bradenton, Florida University of Florida, B.S. SADA; Dental Research Fellowships and A.D. Williams Fellowships. BENJAMIN WILLIAM FOSTER Portsmouth, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Psi Omega, Rush Chairman; Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Chi; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball; Softball. WALTER ASBURY GOLD Mooresville, North Carolina __ Wake Forest University, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Football; Basketball. MS 1 MARK STEPHEN GOLDMAN Richmond, Virginia University of Virginia B.A. Psi Omega, Social Chair- man; SADA; Plaster Bowl; Brad Crystal Trio; Football. JEFFREY A. HARRIS Richmond, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA; Football; Softball; Basket- ball. JOSEPH MILTON HOFFARTH Lynchburg, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. SADA. KENNETH E. GROSSMAN S. Miami, Florida Emory University Alpha Omega, Social Chair- man 3, 4; Plaster Bowl; Lounge Bridge; Softball; Football. RONALD LEE HERBERT N. Miami, Florida, B.A. Emory University Alpha Omega; LF.C. Rep- resentative 4; SADA; Den- ture of the Week Club; Plaster Bowl; Lounge Bridge; Football. IRWIN HURWITZ N. Miami, Florida University of Miami Alpha Omega; Dental Homecoming Ass ' t 3; Va. Dental Centennial Ass ' t; Jr. American Dental Assoc. ROBERT RALPH HAGY Oakwood, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Psi Omega; Plaster Bowl; SADA; Basketball; Foot- ball; Softball. JOHN EARL HILTON JR. Coeburn, Virginia University of Tennessee, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA; Softball. CARL C. JOHNSON Greenwood, South Carolina Lander College, B.S. SADA; MCV Dance Com- mittee; Thompson Dental Supply Rep. Yes, I lost my ten dollar bet. ARTHUR LAWRENCE KAPIT Miami Beach, Florida University of Florida Alpha Omega, Vice-Pres.; Sigma Zeta; SADA; A. D. Williams and ADA Summer Research Fellowships; In- tramurals. J. BARCLAY KIRKLAND Tampa, Florida Emory University Psi Omega; Sigma Zeta; Neuroanatomy Research 2, 3; SAPA. THOMAS WADE LITTRELL Amlierst, Virginia Hampden-Sydney College B.S. Psi Omega; Lounge Bridge; SADA; Football. WARREN GARY KARESH Martinsville, Virginia Clemson University, B.S. Alpa Omega; Sigma Zeta; SADA. LARRY DANIEL LAWSON Ninety Six, South Carolina Lander College, B.S. Psi Omega, Student at Arms; SADA. ROBERT THAD MACKIE Newport News, Virginia Guilford College, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Denture of the Week Club; Plaster Bowl; S, D. ; Intramurals. G EORGE AMOS KIRCHNER York New Salem, Pennsylvania Susquehanna University, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta, Treas- urer 4; Alpha Sigma Chi; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; SADA Plaster Bowl; Intra- murals. JEFFREY DAVID LEWIS Miami, Florida University of Miami, B.S. Alpha Omega; Brad Crystal Sextet; Plaster Bowl; Intra- murals; SADA. ROBERT FRANKLIN MARTIN Richmond, Virginia Marshall University Psi Omega, Vice-President 3, 4; SADA Intramurals. 120 4 X WILFRED JOSEPH McCall JR. Williamsburg, Virginia College of William and Mary, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta, Historian; SADA. GWYN G. McCUTCHEN Jacksonville, North Carolina Presbyterian College, B.S. Hall Manager 4; Plaster Bowl; Lounge Bridge; SADA; Intraniurals; Tennis Trophy 1, ' , RICHARD SANGER McGUFFIN Roanoke, Virginia Bridgewater College Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. SADA. JON MALLORY McRAE Marianna, Florida University of Alabama, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA; Football, Basketball. - A RAYMOND LEE MEADE Richmond, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Denture of the Week Club; Baptist Student Union; SADA. HOWARD ALLEN MENDELSOHN Norfolk, Virginia University of Richmond, B.A. Alpha Omega; SADA. ELLIOT RECTOR JIOTLEY IV Charlotte, North Carolina Davidson College, B.S. Psi Omega, Secretary 3, 4; Plaster Bowl; SADA. RAYMOND RUDOLPH NILES Chesapeake, Virginia University of Richmond, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA. ANTON BURKE PAPIETNIAK Arlington, Virginia Georgetown, University, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Sigma Zeta; Class Sec.-Treas. 1; SADA. W. BAXTER PERKINSON JR. Richmond. Virginia University of Richmond Delta Sigma Delta, Treasurer 4; Sigma Zeta; SADA; A. D. Williams Scholarship Award; 0. J. Osterud An- atomy Award; American Cancer Society Dental Patho- logy Award; A. D. Williams Fellowship; A.D.A. Coun- cil on Dental Research Fellowship; A.D.A. Table Clinic Program; SADA; Plaster Bowl. ilfS 121 The gang ' s all here. i m This is a professional ? ASHTON WRIGHT POND Ettrick, Virginia Richard Bland College William and Mary College A.A. Delta Sigma Delta; Sigma Zeta; SADA. ROBERT E. ROE Norfolk, Virginia University of lUiami B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA; Denture of the Week Club; Golf. ROBERT LYNDE SIMONS JR. Lexington, Virginia University of North Carolina, A.B. Delta Sigma Delta; Denture of the Week Club; SADA; Intramurals. JOHN RANDOLPH RAGSDALE III Dinwiddle, Virginia Hampden-Svdney College, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Plaster Bowl; SADA; Basketball; Softball. MARK ALAN ROMER Surfside, Florida University of Florida Alpha Omega, Recording Sec. 3; Denture of the Week Club; Student Representa- tive to Tumor Board; SADA. LAN FORD T. SLAUGHTER Fort Myers, Florida Florida Southern College B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA. DENNIS GARY RAITT Fort Myers, Florida University of South Florida, B.A. SADA; Denture of the Week; Football. EARL JAMES RUBIS Arlington, Virginia West Virginia Wesleyan College Psi Omega, Editor; Denture of the Week Club; Lounge Bridge; Plaster Bowl; SADA; Intramurals. CHARLES EDWARD STRICKLER Westernport, Maryland Bridgewater College, B.A. SADA. 122 ALLAN CARL SUNDLIN Chase City, Virginia Hampden-Sydney College, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA; Class Historian 2, 3, 4. GEORGE REGINALD TAWES Yonge Island, South Carolina College of Charleston, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Athletic Representative 2, 3, 4; SADA; Intramurals; Golf. ROBERT BRIAN TEWELES McLean, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Lounge Bridge. DENIS P. TRUPKIN Coral Gables, Florida University of IVIiami Alpha Omega, Treasurer 3, President 4; SADA; Lounge Bridge; Virginia State Cen- tennial Homecoming Host. ROBERT LEE VANARSDALL JR. Crewe, Virginia William and Mary College, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta, Vice-President 3, Pres- ident 4; Class Vice-President 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Chi; SADA. SEABORN WADE JR. Miami Shores, Florida Emory University, B.A Psi Omega; Denture of the Week Club; SADA; Intramurals. PETER A. WELLS WAYNE LEE WHITLEY Springfield, Virginia Bridgewater College President of SADA; Class Treas.; Delta Sigma Delta; President of Interfraternity Council; SADA. GEOFFREY C. BUSHWAY Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.A. Psi Omega; SADA; Plaster Bowl. STEVEN HENRY WOLF Orlando, Florida University of Florida, A. A. Psi Omega, Social Chairman; SADA; Foot- ball; Golf. ERNEST ELMER WOODEN, III Norfolk, Virginia Duke University, A.B. Delta Sigma Delta; SADA. ,123 tC! President William Deyerle Vice President Gary Lubel Secretary Frank Crist Treasurer Edward O ' Keefe Dentistry 1971 Jules Abramson Michael Adams f Dandridge Allen Prank Angus - Charles Atkinson John Belcher Frederick Birsch James Bradshaw Allen Bridge Joseph Browder S. M. Clarke Anthony Corbo f US 124 Gary Crawford Thomas Doyle Gerald Edlin Top: Boy Scouts? Bottom: Does she have a sufficient number of bananas in her diet! ? KT ' Sam English Forest Evans Lawrence Familant Charles Ford Ross Gale Stephen Goldstein Jack Green Scott Hager 125 a 4 A. L. Halstead Jordan Harris Ralph Jordan Eddie Longman Leslie Hardy Richard Harris Jeffrey Karp Ronald Lowry Marvin Harman Robert Johnson Michael Konter Norman Marks Lawrence McKinley Perry Mowbray Edmund MuUins Right: That ' s my dentist! 126 V Ralph Navon Harold Neal Raymond Obertone .- John Parry Berkley Pemberton Alexander Ramsey - , V George Richardson Fred Ridge Robert Romano Stephen Rosenblum Warren Sachs Stephen Saroff Ivan Schiff Sam Schwartz 127 Life is just a bowl of cherries. v4 i Thomas Scordas Harold Shapiro Thomas Shea James Smith James Soderquist Raymond Sowell Gerald Spoto Randolph Stevens William Stevens Doug Tavenner Daniel Thompson Randolph Turner Ronald Vaughan — Fremont Vess Wayne Vest Odie Whitlow Thomas Witty mr f J 1 ■T- f ' 128 Arnold Allemand John Andrews William Angus Charles Bahen William Ballance Edward Bernhart Dentistry 1972 Robert Branham William Brown Steven Budnick James Bums Arthur Burt Peter Cimino Jerome Cohen Donald Crockett Randolph Davis President William Femald Vice President William Viglione Secretary Martin Hoard Treasurer John Wheless 129 Top: My girdle Is killing me. Bottom: I ' d rather be a molar mechanic. Theodore Hardy Michael Heehtkopf Carlton Henry Paul Hicks Philip Davis Melvin Eaton Marshall Flax Stephen Fleetwood Marvin Pranger Quiney Gilliam Robert Goral William Grossman V 1 ' j ' A i Bernard Hill Steven Hinkis Charles Huteheson Paul Jackson 130 ' S ' ■« f m f 9 Phillip Kaner Lawrence Klar Donald Levitin Vernon Lind Joseph Lombard Joseph Mann David McGibbons Glenwood Morris Thomas McLaughlin William Nanna Alfred Moore Danny Neese John Newton Jerome Ottley Keith Oulie Left: Pass the popcorn please. Middle: Quit goosing me! Right: Who made the peanut butter sandwiches ? ' ■•L: 131 Samuel Patterson William Pflaumer James Pollard Thomas Pribisco 132 David Swisher Marvin Thews Joseph Van Sickels Larry Vass Stephen Verber William Wagle David Walker John Wall Richard Wood Charles Wright Robert Zachman Paul Zimniet J Top: Ban takes the worry out of being close. Middle: The new space age dentist Bottom: 1 am too driving home! 133 President Jerry Kluft Vice President John Svirsky Thomas Adams Kobert Alexander Alan Akers Charles Allen Wayne Alexander Jay Alperin Dentistry 1973 Secretary-Treasurer Preston Bums Historian James Jacobs James Baker Robert Barnes John Bass Sidney Becker Dan Blackwelder Cramer Boswell MfikiLik 134 Lewis Bowers Thomas Boyer dk 4ik Alan Bream Byron Brill Gilbert Button Roher Gaboon Richard Camp Thomas Caponigro Aubrey Carter Wayne Coleman Michael Cook Frederick Coots ■- .it. r t  j Top: Look what Charge Card can do for you! Bottom: So you had to get your sideburns cut ? 135 Eugene Gregory James Harrell Ted Helms Alf Hendricksen 136 Floyd Herbert Richard Hirsh James Hopkins Roger Ivey Christopher Kakavas James Kilborne Lawrence Kotler William Lee George Levicki Garrett Hurt Frederick Kirsh Stanley Levin Stephen Inman Albert Konikoff Raye Litten Left; Another case of diarrhea of the mouth Right: A mouthwash especially for dental students. 137 Caption Please! Hit It Valentino! Donald Martin Lawrence Masters Stephen Mayo Peter McDonald John McEvoy Robert McFarland John Monacell David Parker John Patterson Robert Plapp Harry Raddin William Redwine 138 tflktffk Edward Reeves James Roberson Michael Sagman Danny Sawyer Stephen Swallow Samuel Spoto Robert Steadman Kent Stephens James Strawn The Hairy Lions Curtis Schweitzer Barry Segal Richard Sherman Stephen Shrader 139 Michael Tabor Donald Wallace Barry Weiss Emery Taylor William Walther Jeffrey Williams William Thorton Guy Walton Sterling Williams Stanley Tompkins Terry Webber Glenn Young Thomas Waldrop Edward Weisburg Harold Zedd A full mouth extraction! ? Look fellows we ' re getting behind! 140 Alpha Omega National Dental Fraternity . . . Enthusiastic membership . . . Bar B Q fall kickoff . . . Jester Club rush party . . . Pledges are welcomed . . . Monthly dinner meetings . . . . . . Outstanding lecturers . . . Dr. Wilson . . . Dr. Lewis . . Dr. Filipowwitz . . . Awards Pi-esentation . . . Lakeside Country Club . . . Alumni ties . . . Senior Big Brother program . . . Annual Spring dinner dance . . . -.J Denis Ti-upkin President Arthur Kapit Vice-President iJ Ralph Navon Secretary Michael Konter Treasurer a L § C3 f Alan Bridge Jerome Cohen Bob Faine Lawrence Familant Marshall Flax Kenneth Grossman Warren Karesh Jeff Karp Larry Klar Jeff Lewis Eddie Longman Gary Lubel Howard Mendelson Mark Romer Steve Rosenblum Warren Sachs Stephen Saroff Ivan Schiff Steve Verber Paul Zimmett Jordan Harris Ron Herbert Steve Hinkis Irvin Hurwitz E. L. Vanarsdall President A. Ramsey Vice-President G. Kirchner Secretary W. Parkinson Treasurer P. Mowbray Historian Delta Sigma Delta The first fraternity in the field of dentistry was organized November 15, 1882, at the University of Michigan. It selected the letters DDS to designate its dental category. The Greek letters Delta Sigma Delta were adopted instead of the Arabic. This year has been a particularly active and good one for DDS here at MCV. Much time and energy was spent by the brothers remodeling our fraternity house in preparation for the annual conclave held here in April. Although hosting the conclave was the climax of the year, it did not overshadow our usual yearly activities. This fall we sponsored the second an- nual Economic Seminar for the dental school student body which offered advice in financing, insurance, tax structures and investment toward retirement income. Aside from our monthly social parties we held a Christmas party for underprivileg ed children and sponsored a ski trip to Bryce ' s Canyon Ski.Eesort. Finally, we are looking forward to sending off graduating sen- iors this May with our Senior Banquet which we have each year as our final activity together. Delta Sigma Delta goes beyond the friendship and relaxation found in all good fraternities. We have as our objective keeping high the standards of dentistry and promoting in the minds of dental students and practitioners a spirit of fraternal cooperation toward scientific, ethical and professional progress. L. A. Arthur T. L. Bachas D. L. Barnes J. L. Bradshaw R. S. Branham J. W. Browder D. R. Brown J. C. Burns S. M. Clarke 0. W. Clifton not pictured: G. W. Crawford M. DeReus F. C. Crist J. R. Agar F. L. Angus W. H. Angus n 5 g f 1 - i 142 n a a C. R. Crowder H. W. Davis P. M. Davis P. R. Davis D. P. Day F. L. Evans S. T. Fleetwood Q. B. Gilliam W. A. Gold L. B. Hardy M. D. Harman J. A. Harris R. B. Harris B. R. Hill J. E. Hilton M. A. Hoard C. E. Hutcheson P. W. Jackson R. A. Johnson D. G. Levitin R. E. Lowry R. T. Mackie W. J. McCall L. D. McKinley J. M. McRae E. E. Mullins H. J. Neal R. R. Niles R. C. Obertone E. M. O ' Keefe A. Papierniak S. C. Patteson B. M. Pemberton A. W. Pond J. R. Ragsdale G. T. Richardson P. T. Ridge R. E. Roe R. D. Romano M. S. Sanford C. S. Schwartz T. C. Scordas H. T. Shapiro R. S. Sharpley J. W. Shearer R. L. Simons L. T. Slaughter J. R. Smith C. L. Sours H. M. Sparger G. L. Spoto R. M. Stevens W. K. Stevens A. C. Sundin G. R. Tawes R. B. Teweles M. F. Thews D. E. Thompson R. L. Turner F. A. Vess W. D. Vest W. J. Viglione J. G. Wall J. R. Wheless W. L. Whitley 0. A. Whitlow R. H. Wood E, E. Wooden D. M. Swisher W. M. Ballance 143 Diek Caldwell President Frank Martin Vice-President Finlay Corbin Treasurer Skip Motley Secretary Psi Omega Psi Omega is the oldest and largest national Dental Fraternity, having seventy-eight chapters. Gamma Omicron is the MCV Chapter. Its aims are to advance the dental profession, to cultivate the social qualities of members. Psi Omega features monthly meetings with guest speakers. Psi Omega Wives are active with their own meetings and of- ficers. The fraternity is an integral supplement to the D.D.S. degree. 144 m (: o. i f Jules Ahramson Roy Alford Cliarlie Atkinson John Belcher Fred Birsch Bill Brown Tom Buriss Jeff Bushway Don Cherry Pete Ciniino Tony Corbo Bill Deyerle Hugh Douglas Tom Doyle Mel Eaton Sam English Charlie Ford Ben Foster Mark Goldman Steve Goldstein Jack Green Ralph Hagy Paul Hifks Ralph Jordon Larry Lawson Tom Littrell Dave McGibbons Bill Xamma Jim Pollard Tom Pribisco Chuck Prizzia Jim Rubis Gale Schamback Gary Selby Mac Wade V Tom Witty Steve Wolfe Charlie Wright Bob Zachman Norman Marks Danny Neese 145 Dental Hygiene Leska Gibson President Deirdre Felchlin Secretary-Treasurer Jan Milner Honor Council Rep. Class of 1971 The central fossa of the occlusal surface is a concave area bounded by the distal slope of the mesiobuccal cusp, both mesial and distal slope of the distal buccal cusp, the mesial slope of the distal cusp, the distal slope of the mesiolingual cusp and the mesial slope of the distolingual cusp . . . after two years in liberal arts schools we six made his- tory in the dental building — largest class of women and first class in dental hygiene . . . before we could get settled bells were heard as Miss Bell became Mrs. Gibson . . . table clinics and trick-or-treat at the John Marshall . . . test . . . maxi uniforms . . . squatty bodies — one half of our class at five feet . . . test. November meant a first-aid course (band-aid) — four of us managed to graduate with degrees in the treatment of shotgun wounds . . . test . . . ever start a course halfway through . . . test . . . ever take a quarter course in five short weeks ... lab stools were proclaimed a menace to stockings . . . test . . . dry sinks . . . black soot . . . test . . . give me eight reasons why this tooth is a maxillary right lateral incisor . . . wat is the latest gossip ladies . . . test ... Hi gals .. . test . . . orange demonstration room . . . splattered pumice . . . glorified cleaning women . . . snapping manikins . . . test . . . put a star by it and underline it . . . what could be shapelier than a mandibular canine . . . test . . . shape up toofie . . . broken roots . . . Dee was awarded a prize as the most crea- tive carver. Our teeth are about as clean as we can get them — our friends are next ... we look forward to real patients and capping. 146 Janet Copeland Deirdre Felchlin Leska Gibson Kathryn Huff Margaret Jackson Jan Milner There must be a method in this madness! A dental Student calling me?! At least this one won ' t bite! 147 148 ¥1 m I 149 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right: Edward R. Kroner, Treasurer; Gerald L. Minix, President; Susan N. O ' Brien, Secretary; Danny A. Hankins, Vice-President. Pharmacy 1970 Pharmacy — three years filled with experiences, now memories : pharmaceutical technology . . . Teddy ' s . . . what can a dead cat teach me . . . beer . . . very pretty preparation . . . you sure do have a nice technique (on the microscope) . . . the case of the dirty sink . . . Castleton . . . how ' s your Henderson and Hasselbach . . . dried, dessicated extract of the flowering tops of pretty pui-ple purpureas . . . probation . . . marriage and love ... go ride your Kreb ' s (motor) cycle . . . spring started in January . . . the case of the missing instructors . . . apathy . . . severe side effects — death . . . pharmacy subministration . . . asbestos underwear . . . forty-five . . . the first class without manners . . . applause . . . structure activity relationships of poisonous arrowheads . . . homeroom . . . M-W-R-C- . . . Lakeside Volunteer Rescue Squad . . . deferred payments . . . the case of the missing golden slide. RONALD FITTZ ABERNATHY Glen Allen, Virginia University of Richmond Phi Delta Chi 2, 3, 4; Social Chairman 4, Student Coun- cil Representative 1; APha-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA-JEANNE ANGELILLO Sarasota, Florida Manatee Junior College Marymount Junior College, A. A. Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4; Newman Apostulate 2, 3, 4; President 4. GLENNA CAROLYN BAILEY Richmond, Virginia William and Mary, B.A. Sigma Zeta, Pharmacy School Secretary 4. CLARENCE LEATON BAIN, JR. Stony Creek, Virginia Randolph-Macon Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S. Administration Phi Delta Chi; Rho Chi; Sigma Zeta. ALEXANDER GRAY BLANTON Front Royal, Virginia Virginia Commonwealth University Kappa Psi, First Vice Regent 4; APhA-VPhA 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4. REGIE BAILEY BOMAR Brookneal, Virginia Bob Jones University Sigma Zeta; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BOYD BRAGG III Petersburg, Virginia Virginia Commonwealth University Kappa Psi 2, 3, 4, Second Vice-Regent 4. BOBBY LYNN BROWN Lebanon, Virginia Clinch Valley College of the University of Virginia Kappa Psi. 151 PAUL MARTIN BUUENING JR. Bi ' oumington, Minnesota University of Richmond Phi Delta Chi; AphA-VPhA 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM PERRY DEANS Wilson, North Carolina Atlantic Christian College Kappa Psi 2, 3, 4; APhA- VPhA 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM JAMES EWING Chester, Virginia Campbell College, B.S. in Chemistrv LINDA BRIGGS CLEMENTS Richmond, Virginia Old Dominion Kappa Epsilon, Chaplin; APhA-VPhA. THOMAS IRA DeBUSK III Roanoke, Virginia University of Richmond Phi Delta Chi, Master-at- Arms; Football. LARRY RICHARD FLEENOR Bristol, Tennessee East Tennessee State University Phi Delta Chi; Sigma Zeta; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, M. CHARLES DOUGLAS CORDER JR. The Plains, Virginia University of Richmond Phi Delta 2, 3, 4, Prelate; Rho Chi 3, 4, President; Sigma Zeta 3, 4. DEXTER DEEL Grundy, Virginia Clinch Valley College Phi Deilta Chi; APhA- VPhA 4. PATRICIA PERRY FOX Richmond, Virginia Agnes Scott College A. D. Williams Fellowship; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4. GARY CALVIN CUPIT Portsmouth, Virginia Old Dominion College Phi Delta Chi; APhA- VPhA 2, 3, 4; ASHP 4; Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Football 4. JAMES MICHAEL DYKES Danville, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Danville Extension Rho Chi; Football. JOHNNY WAYNE GARBER Quicksburg, Virginia William and Mary Phi Delta Chi; Sigma Zeta; Interfraternity President 4; Class Athletic Representa- tive 3, 4; APhA-VPhA Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3. 4; Golf 3, 4; Football 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4. 152 PETER JOHN GREGORES Lynchburg, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Kappa Psi, Treasurer; Alpha Sigma Chi, Vice President; Sigma Zeta; President of the School of P ' hamiacy; Class President; Student Council Representative 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4. RONALD GENE HARDY Chesapeake, Virginia Old Dominion College KapiKi Psi. ELLIE DOUGLAS HUNTKR Red House, Virginia Lynchburg College Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer 3; Class Historian 1; Class Secretary 2; APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3. ALICE HUDSON HABEL Burkeville, Virginia Longwood College Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4. RICHARD GERALD HELMSTUTLEK Bassett, Virginia Patrick Henry College Kappa Psi, Historian AphA- VPhA 2. JANET OSINCUP HURLEY Washington, Iowa University of Iowa APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4; House Council Representative 3, 4. DANIEL WALTER HANCOCK South Hill, Virginia Hampden-Sydney College Class Historian 2, 3; APhA- VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3. SHELBY EARL HILTON JR. St. Paul, Virginia Clinch Valley College JAMES SHEFFEY HUTTON Glade Spring, Virginia Phi Delta Chi; Basketball; Football. DANNY ANDREW HANKINS Richlands, Virginia Hiwassee College, A.A. Rho Chi; Class Vice-Pres- ident 4; Wesley Foundation Chairman 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Foot- ball 4. JOHN STANLEY HUBBARD JR. Amandale. Virginia University of Richmond JEAN ALLEN JENSEN Richmond, Virginia Bridgewater College Kappa Epsilon. 153 DWIGHT LaJVIONT JOHNSON, JR. Mechanicsville, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Virginia Commonwealth University Phi Delta Chi; Alumni Liaison; APhA-VPhA; Dean ' s Committee Group; Golf. DANNY LEE JONES Danville, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Kappa Psi. FRANCIS RANDOLPH JONES Hopewell, Virginia Mercer University University of Richmond Kappa Psi; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Interfaith Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 3, 4; APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2. STEFAN KOST YNIUK Richmond, Virginia University College Phi Delta Chi. EDWARD ROY KROMER Farmville, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Phi Delta Chi 2, 3, 4; Chairman of the Bulletin Board 4, Regional Conference 3; Class Treasurer 3; Class Treasurer 4; X-Ray Staff 1; APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ERNEST LADD Media, Pennsylvania Virginia Military Institute Kappa Psi 3, 4, Third Vice- Regent 4; APhA-VPhA 2, 4; Interfraternitv Council 4; Drug Abuse Committee 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Golf 3, 4. WARD GENE LAYMAN Dayton, Virginia Bridgewater College Phi Delta Chi; Inter Guard; Football; Softball; Basket- ball. HARRY JOHN LEE Bedford, Virginia Virginia Military Institute, B.A. in Biology Phi Delta Chi; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4. 154 TERRY LEE LIVINGSTON St. Paul. Virginia East Tennessee State University Phi Delta Chi; APhA-VPhA. BEVERLY RICHARDSON LONG Vinton, Virginia Campbell College DAVID WINN LOVE Smithfield, Virginia William and Mary Phi Delta Chi, Correspondent; Sigma Zeta; Honor Coun- cil Secretary; Student Council Representative; APhA- VPhA; Football. BRUCE DAVID McWHINNEY Berryville, Virginia St. Mary ' s University Phi Delta Chi 2, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Chi 3, 4; APhA- VPhA 2, 3, 4, President 3. CLAUDE LEWIS MAGEE, JR. Richmond, Virginia Richard Bland University of Richmond Virginia Commonwealth University .APhA-VPhA; Basketball. DAVID ALBERT MARTELL Chesapeake, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Old Dominion University, A.A.S. Kappa Psi 2, 3, 4; APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2. JOSEPH WEAVER MARTIN, JR. Nansmond County, Virginia Elon College Kappa Psi 2, 3, 4; APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Rep- resentative 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Football 4; Golf 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE THERESA MAY Goodview, Virginia Radford College APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4. 155 GERALD LEE MINIX Narvn, Virginia Ferrum Jr. College Kappa Psi; Sigma Zeta; Class President 4; Class President 3; Class Histor- ian 2; APhA-VPhA. KENDKICK FRANKLIN PRITCHARD Portsmouth, Virginia Old Dominion College Phi Delta Chi, Recording Secretary 3; Kappa Epsilon; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council Representative 2,3.4. MARIA RICHARDSON SAUNDERS Mathews, Virginia Florida Southern College Kappa Epsilon 3, 4; Class Secretary 1; APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4. GAIL LORRAINE MORTON Newport News, Virginia Clark College APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff 2; Dormitory Council 2, 4; Brad Crystal ' s 3, 4; Basketball. SUZANNE RAY Marion, Virginia Emory and Henry College Kappa Epsilon, Formal Chairman 4; Class Secre- tary 3. RONALD ALVIN SHURE Norfolk, Virginia 01 1 Dominion College Phi Delta Chi, Vice Pres- ident; Class Historian 4; MCV Social Committee; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4, Nation- al I ' harmacy Week Chair- man 4. SUSAN NELL O ' BRIEN Appomattox, Virginia Westhampton College Honor Council Representa- tive 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4, Pu- blicity Chairman 4. JERRY DEAN REYNOLDS Roanoke, Virginia Bridgewater College Phi Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 4; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Student Council 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Volleyball 2, 3. SANDRA MARIE SPARKS Clayton, Delaware University of Delaware Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Re- cording Secretary 3, Pres- ident 4; Interfraternity Council 4, Secretary 4; Alpha Sigma Chi 3, 4. DIANE HOLLENBECK PARSONS Richmond, Virginia Mary Washington College University of South Carolina APhA-VPhA. EARL DAVID RINGLEY Coeburn, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Kappa Psi, Secretary 3; President Regent 4; Class Vice President 1, 2: APhA- VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD LEE STANSBURY North Tazewell, Virginia Lees-McRae College Kappa Psi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4. ARTHUR EUGENE WELLS Waynesboro, Virginia Universitv of Richmond The Rotations 2, 3, 4. RANDALL GARY VINSON Suffoll , Virginia University of Richmond Kappa Psi; Basketball. FLORENCE ELAINE WOODS Portsmouth. Virginia Frederick College Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Treasurer 4; Sigma Zeta 3, 4, Vice Pres- ident 4; Class Historian 3; Student Council Representa- tive 2; Dorm House Coun- cil 4; APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4. MARVIN LEE STEWART Mechanicsville, Virginia University of Richmond Phi Delta Chi; Sigma Zeta 3, 4; Rho Chi 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4. SHARON GAUTHIER VINSON Brookneal, Virginia Madison College Kappa Psi; APhA-VPhA Historian 2; Honor Coun- cil Representative 1, 2; In- terfraternity Council Rep- resentative 3, 4. BENJAMIN FRANK YAFFE Lynchburg, Virginia Lynchburg College Phi Delta Chi, Treasurer; APhA-VPhA, Treasurer; Football; Basketball; Volley- ball. MICHELLE LINDA STRACCIONI Virginia Intermont Kappa Epsilon, Vice Pres- ident. CHARLES WESLEY WALL III Colonial Heights, Virginia University of Virginia Basketball 3, 4; Football 3, 2; Football 1, 2. RUSSELL EDWARD YINGER Frederick, Maryland University of Richmond Phi Delta Chi; APhA-VPhA; Basketball 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Golf 4. 157 Pharmacy 1971 tfk Jim Thweatt President Wayne Perkins Vice-President Marlise Blanks Secretary Maurice Oakes Treasurer Glen Abernathy Donna Addington Robert Agee, Jr. Charles Averette Rodney Bedwell French Beyer, Jr. Betty Brown Royce Burruss 158 A Fred Butler Keith Clarke Susan Comette Marsha Derflinger Sue Ely Richard Evans Joseph Felts, Jr. Richard Garrett Phyllis Goodbar Francis Griffin, Jr. James Hanmer, Jr. Stephen Haynes Larry Howard Joseph Hoyle William Irby, Jr. Charldeen Justice 159 Norman Kennedy Robert Kennedy Jean Lamb Howard Linas William Lorek Barry Lubin Carol Mangano Doris Mason David Mehfoud Clarence Mitchell, Jr. Johnny Moore Jimmy MuUenaux James Painter Amos Parker William Parker Robert Parsons You don ' t really have to label every- thing, do you? 160 « Linda Shirk Douglas Smith Joseph Phillips Alvin Powell Larry Price Phyllis Proctor All for one, and one for all. Phyllis Pugh Jerry Ray Hugh Rcavis Robert Rhodes Karen Rudolph Edward Samford, Jr. Amon Samples Harvey Sharp 161 Robert Taylor Mary Terry Dennis Thompson Marilyn Trent Roy Trull Edward Warren Roger Weakley William Weisiger John West Carl Williams Earl Wilson John Woolwine Joseph Wright Oops .. . Really?! 162 Pharmacy 1972 Philip Hopkins President William T. Nicholson Vice-President Sharon Fleenor Secretary James Walker Treasurer James Ahladas Norman Ashworth Charles Baker Patricia Bateman Emmett Baxter Thomas Beane James Belcher Edwin Berry 163 Warren Booker Carrington Booth John Boyd Grover Bragg Daniel Brown Helen Brown Susan Brumback Gary Colbert James Cole Dorothy Conrad Samuel Coppedge Sandra Cross Rodney Cundiff Douglas Davis Donald Day Christopher Durrer jT- 164 Oman East Arthur Eisenman Theodore Elkin Diane Fielden Stephen Glover Steven Golombek Randall Gravley Sandra Gray Nicholas Graybeal Larry Guill Pamela Guinn Earl Gunn Lonnie Hale Rebecca Haney Karen Hermansen Ronald Herndon 165 Belvin Huffman Annie King Richard Kittinger Glen Lang Keith Lantz Elda Leet Daniel Lineberry Samuel Lipscomb Earl Mason Anderson Motley, III James Murghey William S. Nicholson William T. Nicholson William Nuckolls Walter Nuckols David Phillips Susan Phillips Linda Reynolds Michael Richardson k d 166 Stephen Riddlebarger Milton Rose Hubert Rudder Mary Sawyer Rebecca Shaver Charles Shrock Robert Skiba James Smith Leslie Smith David Stephenson Susan Stevens Patricia Stredler James Thomas Milton ToUey Michael Watt Paul Wheeler Empsy Williams Nancy Williams Carol Williamson Carolyn Woo 167 Linda Shirk Vice-President Phyllis Pugh Rec. Secretary Elaine Woods Treasurer Kappa Epsilon Kappa Epsilon is a national professional fraternity for women in pharmacy which was founded in Iowa City, Iowa on May 13, 1921, by Zada M. Cooper. The Tau Chapter of the Medical College of Vir- ginia was installed on March 20, 1953. The objectives of Kappa Ep- silon are to unite women students in pharmacy, to stimulate in its members a desire for high scholarship to foster a professional con- sciousness, and to provide a bond of lasting loyalty, interest, and friendship. Each year KE goes Christmas caroling to Terrace Hill rest home with the members of Kappa Psi. It also helps Phi Delta Chi give a Christmas farty for underprivileged children in the Richmond area. To foster professional consciousness, it sponsors a college bowl in the spring of the year between panels from each of the pharmaceutical fraternities. To honor the new pledges, KE gives a formal in the spring of each year which is financed by proceeds from an ad book. KE is a small but growing fraternity which is looking eagerly to the future with plans to make it dynamic in promoting the professional- ism of pharmacy. 168 Suzanne Ray Genie Saunders Mary Ann Terry Donna Addington Linda Angellilo Marlise Blanks Betty Brown Linda Clements Susan Comette Marsha Derflinger Sue Ann Ely Sharon Gauthier Phyllis Goodbar Alice Habel EUie Hunter Jean Jensen Charldeen Justice Carol Mangano Phyllis Proctor Kappa Psi Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity is the nation ' s oldest and largest professional pharmaceutical fraternity. It is composed of fifty-seven collegiate chapters and was originally chartered in 1879. The aim of the fraternity is to promote the high ideals and standards of the pro- fession and to provide a medium through which students pursuing the course of pharmacy can develop fellowshit). Upon returning to school this lall, the brothers of Kappa Psi have maintained continuous activity in service, professional, and social projects. Socially, Kappa Psi had its annual Back to School open dance September 27 and a closed party October 31. January is the month of i-ush functions after which bids for membership are distributed to selected individuals. Initiation of goats occurred during the first three weeks of February. The formal banquet is our major social event of the year. This event marks the full acceptance of the new pledges into the fellowship of the fraternity. The annual awards banquet is in April in which outstanding brothers will be recognized and newly electd officers will be installed in their offices for the following academic year. Grey Blanton 1st Vice-Regent Gordon Griffin Treasurer H. Agee J. Ahladas S. Averette R. D. Bedwell R. Belcher L. Booth R. B. Bragg B. L. Brown 170 T £ 4 £4 J. W. Felts S. Golombek R. G. Hardy R. G. Helmstutler P. Honkins J. L. Hoyle A. Huffman F. R. Jones D. Jones D. Kennedy K. Kittinger R. E. Ladd K. Lantz B. Long B. C. Lubin D. A. Martell J. W. Martin G. L. Minix J. Moore J. R. MuIIenaux W. S. Nicholson M. A. Oakes H. L. Reavis M. Richardson A. L. Samples H. G. Sharp J. Smith R. L. Stansbury D. Stephenson R. Tavlor T. Towler R. G. Vinson J. Walker C. Wall R. A. Weakly P. Wheeler C. Williams E. K. Wilson J. H. Woolwine not pictured: P. Gregores R. L. Skiba F. Lucas W. Nickolson 171 Phi Delta Chi Phi Delta Chi Fraternity was founded on Novem- ber 2, 1883, on the campus of the University of Michigan. The following excerpt from early Frater- nity records gives some insight into the reasons for Phi Delta Chi ' s inception: Both students and faculty recognized that such an organization would bring students of pharmacy together for the dis- cussion of scientific questions pertaining to phar- macy and its sister sciences. Originally Phi Delta Chi was known as Phi Chi and its membership was limited to men in the fields of pharmacy and chemistry. The name was changed to the present Phi Delta Chi in 1909 and membership require- ments were altered between 1928 and 1933 to include only persons major- ing in the field of pharmacy. Since its founding, Phi Delta Chi has char- tered 55 undergraduate chapters and initiated over 20,000 members. Alpha Delta Chapter of Phi Delta Chi was chartered in 1925. Under the able leadership and counseling of Mr. Frank P. Pitts, Alpha Delta Chapter became a strong and active organization on the Medical College campus. Today Phi Delta Chi and its Alpha Delta Chapter serve to fulfill the educational, social, recreational, and cultural needs of its members. A strong feeling of brotherhood and common cause exists between all Phi Delta Chi brothers. Upholding and enhancing public confidence in, and respect of the profession of phannacy are permanent goals of Phi Delta Chi. Jerry Reynolds President Ron Shure Vice-President C. M. Mitchell Corresponding Secretary Wayne Perkins Recording Secretary Ben Yaf fe Treasurer 172 Glen Abemathy Ron Abemathy Buzzy Bain Paul Bruening Dave Butler Charles Corder, Jr. Gary Cupit Thomas DeBusk III ■' Dexter Deel Mikes Dykes Larry Fleenor Johnny Garber Steve Haynes Jim Hutton Dwight Johnson, Jr. Stefan Kostynuik Ed Kromer Gene Layman John Lee Dave Love Bruce McWhinney Robert Parsons Joe Phillips Al Powell Ken Pritchard Jerry Ray not pictured: Terry Livingston NURSIN ' NURSING NUF_ 175 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right: Bonnie Johnson, Secretary; Donna Thorn- ton, Vice President; Sharon Foulke, Treasurer; Betty Moore, President. Nursing 1970 FRESHMAN : MacFarland Hall . . . water battles . . . sirens in North E.H. . . . setting mouse traps ... Dr. Myra, prayers and cookies . . . dating dirty old men . . . surprise Halloween party ... big sisters . . . anxiety sets in . . . I thought I was in nursing school! ... the tunnels to the spareribs . . . last summer vacation. SOPHOMORE: Blue, green, white and navy — this is a nursing uniform?? . . . high heel sneakers . . . ubiquitous nutrition . . . beginning practitioners . . . living in Cabaniss Hilton . . . confidential diaries? ... Dr. Bowe . . . first injections . . . Four term papers in one quarter! Are you sure we ' re not English majors? . . . Summer bus trips and sunburns . . . this summer we ' re going to weed out the girls from the women . . . one month recuperation. JUNIOR : Nazi nurses appear ... 24 hour labor with your follow-through . . . Genetics — corn, coins, and fruit flies . . ' . Dr. Blake ... 3 patients at one time — Jr. Med-Surg ! ! . . . hostile groups in Psych . . . many colds in Peds . . . only one more year . . . MCN concepts . . . comfy new shoes — stylish, too! . . . nursing assistants — $$ . . . camping trips — row boats, rope bridges, and refrigeration . . . debt and the Brunch . . . our last summer quarter . . . one month of sun, fun, and bedrest. SENIOR: Bleeding hearts . . . night classes at VCU . . . cocktail parties and dinner parties . . . Patient Crap 402 . . . bus schedules and county road maps for Public Health ... 65% of Senior Class married, engaged, or headed that way . . . animals in the dorm . . . Mother Martin . . . four years of B.S. . . . studies have shown . . . ICU — real nursing at last . . . job hunting . . . internships . . . Occupational Fair . . . one hundred days party . . . Senior Take-offs . . . graduation day . . . white uniforms at last . . . actually they were good years . . . good-bye forever . . . BSN. 176 DIANE ROWAND AAKDEMA Richmond, Virginia Glee CIul) 1, 2; Parents ' Day Commit- tee Co-Chairman 2. CAROLYN COX ALLEN Woodbridge, Virginia ELAINE K. ANDERSON Lynn, Massachusetts Yearbook Section Editor 4. KATHERINE WHITLOCK ATKINSON Richmond, Virginia Bridgewater College X-Rav Dental Section Editor 3, As- sistant Editor .•!, Editor-in-Chief 4. SHAROLYN KAY BAILEY, R.N. Franklin Furnace, Ohio Saint Mary ' s School of Nursing, Mar- shall University, Huntington, West Virginia Sigma Zeta 4; Glee Club 1. BARBARA ELIZABETH BECK Skipwith, Virginia Parents ' Day .3; Ways and Means Committee 4. PATRICIA EARLENE BELTON Stuart, Virginia SA Vice President 3, President 4; Dean ' s Advisory Committee 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Musical 2. STELLA CATHERINE BROOKS, R.N. Stuarts Draft, Virginia Arkansas Baptist Medical Center, Lit- tle Rock, Arkansas. CATHERINE R. BROWN Alexandria, Virginia Glee Club 1; SNAV 2. CAROLYN PIERCE BUCKELEW Suffolk, Virginia X-Ray Typist 1; Christmas Play 1; Parents ' Day 2; Junior-Senior Brunch 3; Tours 3. PAULETTE MAE BULIFANT Petersburg, Virginia NANCY LEE CARPER, R.N. Winchester, Virginia Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. 177 r .i BRENDA JACOBS CARROLL Colonial Heights, Virginia Sigma Zeta; SNAV 1, 2. JOAN SMITH CORDER Bedford, Virginia Class Historian 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Parents ' Day 2; Junior- Senior Brunch 3. SUSAN ELAINE CHADWELL Medford Lakes, New Jersey Athletic Representative 3; Social Chairman 4; Fresh- man Counselor 3; X-Ray Section Editor 4; Parents Day 2. FLORENCE CAROL COWAND Florence, South Carolina Ways and Means Commit- tee 4; Baptist Youth Groups. PATRICIA PURCELL CHANCEY Richmond, Virginia Sigma Zeta 3, 4; Dean ' s Advisory Council 3; Fresh- man Counselor 2. 3; SNAV 1, 2, 3, 4; X-Ray Section Editor 2, 4; Newman Club 2. BENNIE LEE DAVIS Norfolk, Virginia Class Treasurer 1; Parents ' Day 1, 2; SNAV 2, Class Representative 3. PAMELA CHITWOOD CHICUREL Pulaski, Virginia Class Vice President 2; Freshmen Counselor 3; Dean ' s Advisory 4. KATHERINE JEAN DELK Smithfield, Virginia Sigma Zeta 3, 4; SNAV 1; Talent Show 3; Student Council 4. Left: There must be an easier way. ' Right: Except Monday through Sunday. 178 LINDA PEARCE DICKENS Chesapeake, Virginia Class Vice President 1; SA Treasurer 2; House Council President 3. JULIANNE MARGARET DIETMEIR Scarsdale, New York Glee Club 1,2; BSU 1. WANDA WAGONER DUNCAN Amelia, Virginia BARBARA HALL DUNN Winchester, Virginia Student Council 2; Parents ' Day 1; Christmas Program 1, 4; Musical 2; Freshman Counselor 2; B.S. Student Workshop 4. PAMELA ANN ESTES Springfield, Virginia Student Council 3, 4; X-Ray Staff 1, 2, 3; Newman Club 1; Parents ' Day 1, 2, 3; Uniform Committee 4; Tours 1, 2; Freshman Counselor 3. SHARON ANNE FARLEY McLean, Virginia Student Council 4; SA Projects Chair- man 4: House Council 3; Parents ' Day 3. ANNA MARIE FENSTERER, R.N. Glen Head, Long Island Saint Luke ' s Hospit-al School of Nursing, Morningside Heights, New- York City, New York President, R.N. Student Group 3. CYNT HIA HURN FLOWERS Winchester, Virginia X-Ray Representative 1, 2; X-Ray Sec- tion Editor 4; Parents ' Day 2. CATHERINE SHIRLEY FLYNN Bluefield, West Virginia Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina; Wake Forest College, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 179 KATHLEEN STIRLING FLYNN McLean, Virginia Newman Club 1, 2. SHARON LYNN FOULKE Petersburg, Virginia Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 4; Par- ents ' Day 2, 3; Junior-Senior Brunch 3; X-Ray Nursing Section Editor 4. ANN PAIGE FRIEL Covington, Virginia SNAV 1, 2, 3, 4; Army Student Nurse Program 3, 4. JACQUELINE LOUISE GIANNINI Fincastle, Virginia Newman Club 1, President 2, 3; Par- ents ' Day 2, 3; Freshman Counselor 2; Christmas Play 1; X-Ray 4. SHIRLEY MALKEMES GILL Richmond, Virginia Student Council 3; Newman Club 1. BILLIE HOBART COUKER Yorktown. Virginia Alaska Methodist University JOANNE CAROL GREGG Arlington, Virginia CAROLYN VIRGINIA GWIN, R.N. Waynesboro, Virginia Medical College of Virginia JUDITH MARSHALL HARRISON Richmond, Virginia University of South Carolina Left: What I think of nursing. ' Right: Let ' s face it, Marijke. 180 WIL:MA KATHLEEN HARWELL R.X. Savannah, Tennessee Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, Belmont College, Nashville, Tennessee; Florence State University, Florence, Alabama. LOIS DIANE- HOUSTON Sandston, Virginia Sigma Zeta 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY ROSE HOLLAND Holland, -Virginia BONNIE KAYE JOHNSON BSU Social Chairman 3, President 4; Class Secretary 4. CAROL MARIE HORST Harrisonburg. Virginia Sigma Zeta 3, Secretary 4; BSU Music Chairman 3, Program Chairman 4; Honor Council 3. 4; Parents ' Day 2; Freshman Counselor 2. EVA LOWRY JOHNSON Richmond. Virginia Class Secretary 1. GLENNA GROVE HOr.SMAN Forest, Virginia Class Vice President 3; Jun- ior-Senior Brunch 3. PAMELA WADE KAVANAUGH Lynchburg, ' irginia Honor Council 1; Chairman of COPE 4; National In- stitute of Mental Health Stipend Recipient 4. Left: Anderson ' s Anti- dote Top Right: Thoughts on returning to MCV. Bottom Right: Thoughts on Graduation DIANE LOUISE KELSEY Wilmington, Delaware Freshman Counselor 2; Par- ents ' Day 1, 2, 3; Tours 2; X-Ray 1, 4; B.S. Work- shop 4; junior-Senior Brunch 3. JUDITH ELLEN MARSELLA Danville, Virginia Student Council 1, 2; Par- ents ' Day 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; X-Ray 2, Medical Editor 3, Assistant Dental Editor 4; Junior-Senior Brunch 3; SNAV 1; Musical Co-Chair- man 4; B.S. Workshop 4. LYNNE D. NEWTON Alexandria, Virginia CHARLOTTE ANNE LAWSON Appomattox, Virginia Glee Club 1, 2; SNAV 2. MARY M. McKENDRICK Richmond, Virginia JIARY HELEN MININGER Roanoke, Virginia BSU 1, 2; Glee Club 1, Vice President 2; Parents ' Day 3; House Council 3. BARBARA JEAN LIMANDRI Hampton, Virginia Curriculum Committee 3, 4; Co-Chairman Mental Health Committee 3; SNAV 1, Re- cruitment 2, Representative to SA 3, Legislative Com- mittee Chairman 3, District III President 4; Parents ' Day 1, 2, 3; B.S. Workshop Group Leader 4; C.O.P.E. 4; House Council 3. BETTY ANN MOORE Arlington, Virginia Alpha Sigma Chi 3, 4; Sig- ma Zeta 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 2, Secretary 4; Class President 3, 4; House Coun- cil 2, 3, 4; Parents ' Day 2, 3; SNAV 2; Junior-Senior Brunch 3; B.S. Workshop 5roup Leader 4. MARILYN HALE NOELL R.N. South Charleston, West Virginia West Virginia University Fairmont State College 182 JANE ROWLAND LONG Mt. Crawford, Virginia Class Historian 1; Parents ' Day 1; Christmas Program 1, 4; Musical 2. TERESA MARIE MORRIS Virginia Beach, Virginia Newman Club 1; SNAV 1. JANET A. NOLAN Falls Church, Virginia Student Council 1; Parents ' Day 2, 3; Junior-Senior Brunch 3. EVELYN MAE OVERMAN Richmond, Virginia Left: I saw them with my own eyes. Right: Engage- ment Shower BECKY JEAN PATTERSON Greensboro, North Carolina Athletic Council 1,4; House Council Vice President 4; BS Workshop Tour Chair- man 4; Parents ' Day 2, 3; Junior-Senior Brunch 3; Christman Program 1. ROBERTA REEVES POWELL Matoaca, Virginia Bluefield College Averett College Class Secretary 3; Devo- tional Chairman 3; BSU Program Chairman 4. WILSIE SUE PAULETTE Appomattox, Virginia Alpha Sigma Chi 2, Treas- urer 3, 4; Sigma Zeta 3, 4; Class President 1; BSU 1, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Stu- dent Council 2; SNAV 1, Representative to SA 2; District III President 3, State Memljership Chairman 2, 3, Class Representative 4; NSNA Director 4; C.O.P.E. 4; Dean ' s Advisory Council 2. SUSAN RIITH RELNHEIMER Columbia, South Carolina Alpha Sigma Chi 3, Secre- tary 4; Sigma Zeta 4; Class Social Chairman 3; SA So- cial Chairman 3, 4; Parents ' Day 1; Freshman Counselor 3. LINDA ELIZABETH PEARSON Greensboro, North Carolina Class Treasurer 2; Histor- ian 3; SA Secretary 4; House Council 3, President 4; Student Council 4; X- Rav Business Manager 4; SNAV 2, 4; MCV Student Nurse of the Year 3; Par- ents ' Day 1, 3; Freshman Counselor 3; National In- stitute of iVIental Health Stipend Recipient 4. ROBBIE ROSEN Port Chester, New York MARIJKE PIETERS The Hague, The Netherlands SCA Representative 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Parents ' Day 1; Play 2; Tours 1, 2; BS Workshop 4; Junior-Senior Brunch 3. GEORGENE ROTH, R.N. Richmond, Virginia 183 ANN FIX RUNKLE Lexington, Virginia ANN ELIZABETH SIMPSON Lexington, Virginia Sigma Zeta 3, 4; Parents ' Day 2; X-Ray 4. SUSAN BERGER SKOLOCHENKO Falls Church, Virginia Class Treasurer 3; Fresh- man Counselor 2; Softball 2. BRENDA GAIL SMITH Richmond, Virginia Sigma Zeta 3, President 4; Alpha Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; SA Par- liamentarian 3; Academic Policy Committee 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4; X-Ray Medical Section Editor 4; Freshman Counselor 3; Mil- ler and Rhoads College Board 2; C.O.P.E. 4; Par- ents ' Day 2, 3; Junior- Senior Brunch 3. Right: The Other Life. 1 ' SANDY LONG SPERRY Virginia Beach, Virginia X-Ray Business Manager 3 4. BARBARA KAY STEWART Cinnaminson, New Jersey Alpha Sigma Chi 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3, President 4; Chairman Visiting Lec- turers Committee 3; Volley- ball 1; Parents ' Day 1, 3; SNAV 4; University As- sembly 4; Committee for Undergraduate Affairs, Ac- ademic Affairs, Sororities and Fraternities 4. THELMA I. STOKES Richmond, Virginia TRUDY ELIZABETH TAPPAN Gloucester, Virginia Parents ' Day 1; Junior-Sen- ior Brunch 3. 184 GAIL MIDKIFF TEWELES Gretna, Virginia Sigma Zeta; BSU Devotion- al Chairman 2; BSU Fresh- man Council President 1; Parents ' Day 3; A. D. Wil- liams Scholarship Award 4. MARION TYNAN WEITSEN New York, New York Dean ' s Advisory Council 1; Newman Club 1, 2, 3; SNAV 1. DONNA LEE THORNTON Alexandria, Virginia Class Historian 2; Class Vice President 4; Newman Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Parents ' Day 3; SNAV 2. JEAN C. WHITING Gladwyne, Pennsylvania Averett College Musical 2. ANNE SWAVELY WALL Woodbridge, Virginia GERRY SUE WILLIAMS Falls Church, Virginia Student Council 1; BSU 1, 2, Vice President 3; SNAV 1; Mental Health Projects Committee 3; Parents ' Day JANICE ELIZABETH WATTS, R.N. Statesville, North Carolina Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing, Charlotte, North Carolina. ANN MARIE WOLF Spring Valley, New York Dean ' s Advisory Council 2. Left: Both feet planted in the clouds. Bottom: Dancing Drinkers 185 Julia Blanton President i.. Jeanne Chuchek Vice President Gwen Eichelberger Secretary Pamela Alley Karen Bergman Kathy AUgood Susan Boyd, R.N. Anne Amos Linda Brewer, R.N. Janet Barnes Deena Bugge Judith Bays 186 Julie Cameron, R.N. Kathy Campbell Marilyn Campbell Darlene Coffey Margaret Coffman Eileen Collins Barbara Connaughton Bonnie Creasey JoAnne Crennel Lola Davis Diane Duckworth Connie Duncan Nina Edwards Ruth Efird, R.N. Man Jo Ellis Helen Flythe, R.N; Left: Ash Wednesday. Right: Regression? 187 Christine Gates Jennifer Gehman Linda Gibson Carolyn Glenn, R.N. Anne Hackley Martha Vicellio Hagy Mary Hayes Pamela Hays Diane Holmes Janas Horner Karol Hutcherson Pam Kennedy Carol Kilmon Jeanette King Barbara Kinzie Cathy Long Right : Hysteria ... a symptom of the psych paper. 188 Molly Reid Lundie Christine Mathes Sharon McConnell, R.N. Patty McCook Cheryl McGehee Left: What did he say? What did he sav? Right: WOW! I ' m finally get- ting married! Ellen Miller Meredith O ' Neil Susan Morales Diane Parks Annette Morris Millie Passarelli Ann Noble Linda Privett Linda Ogbum Barbara Prosise 4. i 189 Shrimp Ryan Sally Santmyer Anne Shoaf Diane Snead Kathy Southard Margaret Steinbach Linda Stertzer Cathy Via Cathy Waters Bonnie Watlington Elizabeth Williams Sandra Wood A boy behind this door ? • -, ;. 190 iNursing v )i I Pat Dowdy President Ann White Vice President Alyson Howard Secretary Freda Horowitz Treasurer 191 So that ' s how it happens. Burneda Ackerman Marjorie Andersen Mary Anne Ankeney Vicki Atwell Brenda Baker Deborah Beatty Bonnie Bray Sandy Bryan Cathy Carls Wanda Charity Sharon Bertolini Susan Boyd Patricia Bowling Linda Bryson Darlene Bush Victoria Cain Deborah Chase Adair Clark Terry Clement 192 Christine Codling Emily Coogan Jeanne Cooper Susan Crafton Carol Crowther Ruth Decker Linda Dunnavant Ginger Edwards Diane Enos Brenda Eure Peggy Evans Juanita Fitzgerald Susan Floyd Linda Fowler Sharon Cans Judy Glass Shiela Goff Barbara Grisso Leslie Groome I ' m studying . . . my eyes are just sleeping. 193 A .Jt a.1 Janice Hague Ruby Huff Nancy Hastings Susan Hughes Carla Helms Sally Hurdle Maureen Hemdon Amy Hoffmann Deborah Johnson Linda Johnson Linda King Katherine Kirstein Linda Lane Cheryl Lorek 194 Jane Lvnch Dawn Martin Marie Mathews Elizabeth Miller Jane Miller Pat Moorefield Mvrna Moses Shelly Mott Sara Patterson Marilyn Peters Lsmn Peterson Carol Phillips Cassandra Ray Mary Rea Bonnie Robertson Sandy Roop Mary Schiller Amy Schlottag Beverly Servies Sharon Shearman Priscilla Shoemaker Elizabeth Sibley Beverly Sirbaugh Alvina Smith 195 Cheryl Smith Sally Smith Charlyn Sooy Peggy Spenee Robin Stevens Lydia Sund Debra Swofford Nancy Taylor Cathy Thompson Kathy Tracy Susan Tracy Amy Tsou Charlene Tucker Right: The atmosphere is good, but the food . . . 1% Becky Vaught Julia Wegman Sylvia Whaley Judy White Barbara Witt Top Left: Honest, I didn ' t really mean to do it. Bottom Left: The Dazzling Duo Debbie Wagus Carol Wentz Patricia Whall Susan Whickham Gale Young 197 Top Left: Judy of the Jungle Top Rip;ht: Fourth floor Eudd ' s liquid contribution to the yearbook staff Bottom: Estes at her bestest!! 198 Iris Bennett, R.N. Adrienne Montesant, R.N. Barbara Wheat, R.N. Nurse Anesthetist R.P.I., what a zoo ... 3 days to register for 1 class . . . 12-hour days Squeeze the bag ... meeting in Norfolk . . . Irish eyes . . . calling old friends, huh ! Monday night meetings . . . Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday seminars . . . clinic every morning . . . what a round of Christ- mas parties ... Top of the Tower, Thanksgiving, and earthbreaks . your part is crooked . . . first aid majors . . . Little Billy and Big Red lots of coffee and Long Johns . . . Dead Earnest, the cat . . back to Phai-macology . . . more agents than the FBI . . . why learn about chloro- form ' ' chop-chop with didactics ... keep yourself clean ... night- work in the Recovery Room ... Never any money • ■• Bo Bon .i eak ... his chalk again . . . what a headache. Chemistry . . . SQUhbZb int. BAG ! ! ! 199 J GRADUATE STUD IES GRADUATE STUDIES GRADUATE STUDIES 200 k r% GRADUATE STUDIES GRADUATE STUDIES GRADUATE STUDIES t 201 James Watkins President Stratford May Vice President Dorothy Greenhouse Secretary-Treasurer Graduate Studies The jump from college to graduate school is one that few graduate students fully realize until the course work and research tumbles down in the first few weeks of the school year . . . 148 students experienced this for the first time or renewed their experience with graduate work this year . . . The courses . . . research seminars . . . and committee meetings ... all leading to the climax for the degree seeker. But one more hurdle must be jumped — oral and written comprehensives . . . the endless questions . . . and then, at last, that degree is conferred to the foimer graduate student. 202 m o i Richard Banks Ruth Binkley Donald Barnes Robert Bost Gwendolen Brannon James Brockington Andrew Browe Preston Bryant Rosalind Burkat Donell Cash Wilbur Chambers Martha Clendenin 203 d tf David Clough Judith Colick William Dail Mohammad Dar Roy Davis Frank Deis Robert DeSmedt Janet Dove What a view! 204 John Emma Lynn Enouist Ana Espinel Peggy Evans Fred Flynn James Forbes Kathryn Fretz David Fries Tsu-Ching Fu Helen Gager Wayne Galbraith Ragnit Geeraets Frank Goodman Calvin Green Joseph Gregorek John Hardy Marilyn Hatch Michael Hogye Donna-Beth Howe Mary Ann Hubbard 205 Van Hubbard Walter Judd Marian Lindgren Haywood Hughes Bernard Jackson Samuel Jones Jalanne Kinsey Donna Kubiak Elaine Kuntzman Carl Marshall Manly Marshall Nathan Mathewson Mary Jo Mays James McElroy Mary McNeill 206 fioger Meacham Roberta Newton Caroline Pace Eoy Pang Leon Pringle 207 Fay Redwine Robert Reisch Betty Ringley James Rose William Rose Harvey Scribner Werner Seibel Amos Slaymaker Ren Smith Katherine Spoonts Bob Stowbridge Michael Thompson Sarah Thomson David Weiss Hovvfard Weitsen DeAnn Wilkinson Patricia Williams Brenda Wright William Yau Stanley Yusko 208 209 AboTe Left: Okay youse guys! Above Center: Is this stuff 3.2? Above Right: Book of rules and regulations k . for D-1 by H. L. I ' D-3 ' s need their beauty sleep! ! ! Above Left: Just a pinch of salt. Above Center: No kidding!!! Above Right: A little film for you now boys. Center Right: Follow the Leader. Far Right: Doing a little Gold-work 210 Above Left: As always, I ' ll drink to that!! Above Right: D-2 molar mechanics take time out to win VCU football championship. Central Right : Who wants detergent food ? ? ? Far Right: Yah-hooo!!! New Ultrabrite gives my mouth sex appeal. I wanna watch what you ' re doin ' to my mouth, kid. Talking shop at parties, as usual 211 Right: Birds of a feather, etc. Lower Right: SAGA builds muscles or MCV then the world! Lower Left: Hi, ya ' U. i I 212 Top Left: Just remember he ' ll be making a lot of money ... Top Right : Three drinks of Kaluha should do it. Left: Study it, don ' t eat it. 213 Top Left: My group had 45% fewer cavities. Top Center: SPOTO ' S Greasy Grill. Top Right: I think I have the answer to your problem. Center Left: Dr. Owens, could you explain the grading system again ? Center Right: Blow in my ear, and I ' ll follow you anywhere. Bottom Left: You say he was Jewish? Botto m Right: Oh, my God. 2H 215 1 ' 216 Top: The Dare Devils Middle: Costume party of Nursing lab? Bottom: MCV Dance time again. 217 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Right: Warren W. Brandt, President of the Uni- versity Below: John H. Heil, Acting Provost Below Right: L. Daniel Crooks, Assistant Vice President for Finance. 220 Right: Edith West, Student Health Nurse Below: William R. Kay, Director of Student Health Service 222 Left Top: Harry Lyons, Dean, School of Dentistry Left Center: 0. Wendell Clough, Associate Dean, School of Dentistry Left Bottom: Richard L. Simpson, Associate Dean, School of Dentistry Below: Holmes T. Knighton, Associate Dean, School of Dentistry 223 Above: Kinloch Nelson, Dean, School of Medicine Right: Miles E. Hench, Associate Dean, School of Medicine 224 Left Top : M. Pinson Neal, Assistant Dean, School of Medicine Left Bottom: Paul D. Doolan, Associate Dean, School of Medicine Below: Hunter M. McGuire, Jr. Assistant Dean, School of Medicine 225 Top: Warren E. Weaver, Dean, School of Pharmacy Bottom: John Andrako, Assistant Dean, School of Phannacy 226 Left: Doris B. Yingling, Dean, School of Nursing Below: Helen W. Wiesmann, Assistant Dean, School of Nursing-. 227 Top: Ann Dinius, Director, Curriculum of Dental Hygiene Bottom: Arlick L. Brockwell, Director, Larrick Student Center 228 Left: Thomas C. Barker, Dean, School of Allied Health Professions and Director, School of Hospital Administration Below: Daniel T. Watts, Dean, School of Graduate Studies 229 Top Left: Benjamin T. Cullen, Assistant Director, School of Hospital Administration Top Right: George P. Vennart, Director, School of Medical Technology Right: Jessie V. Izard, Technical Director, School of Medical Technology. 230 Top: Carl H. Gerhold, Technical Director, School of Radiologic Technology Bottom: Susanne Hirt, Director, School of Physical Therapy 231 Upper Left: I ' m so beautiful, I have four pictures in this book! Upper Right: Category: Pharmaceutical Necessity. Lower Left: pH pKa + log salt acid Lower Right: Yes, friends, ' Dr. Jones Remedy ' , guaranteed to cure 232 Acknowledgments Our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed in any way to the 1970 X-Ray. Special thanks to Danny DeFalco Bud Rose Karen Limmroth of Taylor Publishing Company for their creative ideas and constant support. Our appreciation to Murray J. Bartelstone of Rappoport Studios, Inc. for his ready assistance vdth the photography in our book. We would like to express our gratitude to our photography editor Sam Schwartz for the long hours he spent organizing and taking pictures. Special apprecia- tion to the section editors Brenda Smith Susan Chadwell Jean Lamb Sharon Foulke Elaine Anderson Amy Schlottag SheiTy Livingston Pat Chancey Cindy Flowers and all their helpers for their long hours and sleepless nights putting to- gether the 1970 X-Ray. We are particularly grateful to administration mem- bers Dean Franklin Bacon Mrs. Sallie L. Broaddus Mr. William A. Robertson Mrs. Louise King Miss Joann Spitler Our apology for any misspelled names, unflattering pictures, and other errors involving one ' s self-image. K. W. Atkinson C. F. Ryan 233 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA HEALTH SCIENCES DIVISION VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY FOUR HOSPITALS NINE SCHOOLS TEACHING RESEARCH PATIENT CARE 234 JOSEPH W. BLILEY FUNERAL HOME 3rd and Marshall Streets Richmond, Virginia Phone 649-0511 PRIVATE PARKING Compliments of THE CLOVER ROOM 4118 West Broad Street Richmond, Va. I ' H ' I OBINS Making today ' s medicines with integrity. . seeking tomorrow ' s with persistence. 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