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

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22 THE X-RAY-1922 Senior Medical Class OFFICERS J. B. Loving President B. P. Seward Vice-President E. J. Kane Secretary-Treasurer C. F. Ridge Honor Council J. B. Woods, Jr. X-Ray Representative

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Senior Medical Class

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THE X-RAY- 1922 23 MARY BARNEY BAUGHMAN Richmond, Va. Shorty Richmond Female Seminary, 1893; University of Richmond, 1918; Bio- logical Laboratory, Cold Springs Harbor, N. Y.; Lecturer in Ortho- poedics, St. Elizabeth ' s and Shelter- ing Arms Hospitals. A man ' s a man for a ' thai. When the college doors were opened in 1918, Miss Baughman entered with the rest of us, prob- ably about five minutes later. However, excusing this tardiness, she has kept pace with the best in her class work. Ever an ardent exponent of the Rights of Women , she has maintained her premise and parried the attacks on co-educational medical courses by her kindly interest and enthus- iasm in her work, which has been rewarded by marked success. Shorty has proved a friend to us all. In parting, the class sends with her its best wishes for a successful career in Orthopoedics. EMMETT PERLYMAN BRAY Richmond, Va. Emmeil Chi Zeta Chi; B. S. University of North Carolina; Interne Memorial Hospital. All ' s well that ends Tuell . Emmett was born in the Tar Heel country and there received his preparatory training to the study of medicine. He is a quiet, unobstrusive sort of a fellow who combines with motor retarda- tion, an active mind and acuity of wit which is known to but few of his friends. His life is sur- rounded by a veil of mystery which is cleared away by the statement that he is married, a man of family who attends to his own business. Regarding his future, we can say but little ex- cept what he says — Undecided ; and that prob- ably means that he will follow his greatest inclina- tion and practice Medicine, despite the efforts of Dr. La Roque to make a surgeon out of him. Anway, do what he may, he goes to it with the best wishes of his fellows, and an earnest belie f that he will succeed.