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

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oretoorb | If anything of virtue, if aught of reminiscence, if any- thing of treasured memory is embodied in this third volume of the X-Ray, let that be the reward of those who have labored for its successful completion. We have attempted to transcribe something of the stu- dent life of you men who are leaving forever the halls of the Medical College of Virginia. Wherein we have missed or exceeded the mark, you alone, are the judges. The spirit of friendship and love has been our incentive in a struggle obviously without praise. If anything herein might offend, remember it has been said only in a spirit of friendship, and we trust it be accepted as such. •J We have nothing to say to the inevitable critic. Let his foundation for apathetic censure be the material assistance he has rendered in the edition of this X-Ray. To those whose timely aid and co-opera- tion made this book a reality instead of a possibility, we express the deepest thanks and sincerest appreciation. IfSome one has said, Our finest hope is finest mem- ory. The hope of us who close this work with the su- preme satisfaction of knowing that we have done what we could, is that the contents of this volume will furnish in the years that are before us, the food for finest memory.