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

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Book I THE COLLEGE Book II THE FACULTY

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% Tyrou on be. IN handing this eleventh volume of the year book of the Medical College of Virginia to their Student Body the Staff of the X-Ray feels nothing of regret, prays no for- giveness, asks no quarter. It does so with the full assurance of an obligation justly met and consoles its inadequate attempt with a some- what selfish feeling that it represents the best that was in them. Angels can do no more. We have attempted to perpetuate the spirit of the year books that have gone before. We have attempted to commemorate something of the priceless moments that you all have known so well. To what exient we have missed or exceeded the mark you alone shall be the judges. We long now for the gladness of the spring, seen with a vision of all that is true and beautiful, opens before us like the vista of a new day. If these pages portray to you somewhat of the memories that you have known, if in the years that lie before you a single dream of gladness about the old Medi- cal College of Virginia is returned, we shall feel like that one who wraps the draperies of his couch about htm and lie; down to pleasant dreams. THE STAFF.

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ciosm eaic T on To OUR MOTHERS THOSE WHOSE UNFAL- TERING LOVE AND UN- SELFISH SACRIFICES HAVE BEEN OUR INSPI- RATION THROUGHOUT THE YEARS. WE LOV- INGLY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF THE X-RAY