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Medical e Of Virginia l icl.v) o}]cl Virgiiiiit X-RAY 1967 Profiles and Silhouettes . . . Profile of the past . . A beginning now obsolete A tribute to those who came before HAE — - -rz- T •� m-m urn Silhouette of the Future . . New buildings, new lives. Anticipation of things to come. ... i T- ' - ' - ' H, jyirt«� ill« III ,iiiriBiiiii � ' ' in iiiyiilOWllH ' ;;:;;;;r;:: ' ' .r.i.. .- ? ' ft ' ' 9 a The Present . . . Study, practice, and patients Turning potential into achievement. i 1 Ki ' fl-l.fEEJ E a ill i i . -■ - ipi Campus classrooms, chemistry, clinical practice, Concentration, commuting, contemplation. m. J . v ' Graduation . . . Silhouette of Recognition. ( ON| People Working, learning, living. Striving toward professionalism u 1 r ii f Faculty and Administration 15 -« i Profile of the President { f k f ' MCV ... a college of many facets . . . Administrators working toward a unified goal . . . Foremost profile, Dr. R. Blackwell Smith, Jr., college president . . . Leadership and assistance . . . Board of Visitors and the Administrative Council . . . Coordination of ideas . . . Direction . . . Integration of AACV ' s nine schools . . . One concern; one human concern. DR. CHARLES P. CARDWELL, JR. Vice-President and Director of College Hospitals COLONEL JOHN H. HEIL, JR. L. DANIEL CROOKS Assistant President Comptroller 17 FRANKLIN BACONl Outstanding silhouettes . . . Deans and directors . . . Linking administration and students . . . Dormitories . . . Loans and scholarships . . . Shared responsibilities ... A harmonious blend of learning situations and social activities . . . From Visiting Scholars to Friday Flicks . Something for everyone. HARRY R. HESTER Director, Student Housing an of Students MISS BETTY MORROW Assistant Dean of Students CHARLES W. HILL Student Financial Aid Officer 19 DR. O. WENDELL CLOUGH Assistant Dean, Dentistry DR. HOLMES T. KNIGHTON Assistant Dean, Dentistry t P DR. RICHARD L. SIMPSON Assistant Dean, Dentistry Administrative assistants DR. JOHN ANDRAKO Assistant Dean, Pharmacy MISS LENA B. THOMAS Educational Director, Medical Technology 20 CARL H. GERHOLD, Technical Director, Radiologic Technology MISS SUSANNE HIRT, Educational Director, Physical Therapy DR. HUNTER H. AAcGUIRE, JR. Assistant .Dean, Medicine DR. CHARLES M. CARAVAT! Assistant Dean, Medicine DR. MILES E. HENCH Assistant Dean, Medicine 21 DR. WILLIAM R. KAY and MISS EDITH WEST, R.N. preparing for office hours Just a little stick Therefore trust the physician, and drink his remedy in silence and tranquillity: Gilbran, The Prophet 22 DR. GLENN R. PRATT Religion and Medicine Meeting physical and spiritual needs . . , Dr. Kay, Director of Student Health, and Miss West . . . Outpatients . . . Infirmary. . . Preventive health. Dr. Pratt, Director of Religious Affairs . . . New MCV profile . . . Vespers . . . Ethics . . . Religious Unity. DR. PRATT . . . background . . . Monumental chapel undergoing restoration 23 Dentistry . . . articulation artistry gima iiiiii Graduate Studies . . . the problem-solving approach Medical Technology . . . diagnostic cues MCV, a unified whole . . . Teaching, healing, research. Faculty: vital, synergetic professionals . . . in the art of teaching ... in the ever expanding practice of medicine ... in the exacting process of research. Rehabilitation . . . P.T.s, patients and perseverance 24 Pediatrics . . . machines and mothering Research ... a thousand attempts for one success Administration . . . data processing and the personal touch 25 The Greeks 27 Sigma Zeta Honorary Science Society OFFICERS: eff fo righf. Bob Osborn, V. Pres., Randy Davis, Treas., Tom Coniglione, Pres., Carey Gordon, Sec. To encourage knowledge of the . . . sciences . . . High scholarship in science . . . Founded nationally . . . 1925 . . . Gamma chapter . . . MCV 1927 . . . 1966-67 . . . Thirty active members . . . Membership tripled by new members . . . Medicine, dentistry. Pharmacy, Nursing . . . Honored at banquet in spring Nancy Berger Carl Bivens Keith Blevins Donna Burner John Buscigllo Donna Clark Thomas Coniglione James Davis Carl Friedman AAary Ellen Garrett Carey Gordon Ruth Gorham Donald Hunt Charles James Kyle Kiesau MEMBERS Myron Levine Carol Love Russell McAllister Reuben McBrayer, Jr. Donald Mowles Robert Osbon Cave Perry Patricia Richardson Alan Richter Gilbert Robertshaw Lucy Townsend Joyce Turpin Paul Van Oslenberg Wlllard Wentz 28 OFFICERS: left o right: Rufus Gordon, Vice-pres. Worrell, President, Lucy Townsend, Secretary Nancy Berger, Treasurer, Pat Alpha Sigma Chi Honorary Leadership Society Honorary leadership . . . Organized 1938 .. . Members selected from . . . Schools of Dentistry . . . Medicine, Nursing and . . . Pharmacy on the basis . . . of leadership and character . Strives to create a spirit of fellowship in hopes that spirit will be carried into their respective graduate professional relationships. ACTIVE MEMBERS William Blaylock Philip Brandt Donna Burner Thomas Coniqiione Randy Davis James Glore Carey Gordon Owen Graves Carole Hack James Hickman, Jr. Shirley Hillers Jay Holdren Gilbert Robertshaw Ronald Smith Roland Stecher Rose Tate Keith Walker Joseph Wimberly, Jr. Charles Zaglin PLEDGES James Adams Hayden Allen Pamela Bergstrom Nancy Bitner Linda Coble Danny Counts Russell Cummings, Jr. Thomas Day, Jr. Helen Gordon Spicer William Jennings Kyle Kiesau Robert Kirkman Faye Kuhn Asa Lee III Margaret Maddex Jane Scott Janine Sherfy Harvey Silverman Linda Staffon John Tabb, Jr. Wendy White Harvey Woodruff III 29 Rho Chi Honorary Pharmacy Fraternity OFFICERS, left to right: James W. Davis, Pres., Donna Clarl , Sec, Lucy Townsend, Historian, Philip D. Davis, Vice-pres. Promoting pharmaceutical science . . . through encouragement . . . intellectual achievement . . . Undergraduates . . . graduates faculty members . . . Increase ethical and social response of the profession . . . Lambda Chapter-M. C. V. Chapter . . . Research seminars . . . Annual banquet . . . May initiation of new members . . . ' Scholarly fellowship. MEMBERS James W. Davis Lucy Townsend Donna Clark Philip R. Davis Richard Allen Arch ie Beebee Danny Micheau 30 Alpha Omega Alpha Honorary Medical Fraternity OFFICERS Gilbert E. Robertshaw, Pres. Reuben McBrayer, Jr., Vice Pres. Kyle Kiesau, Treasurer Thomas C. Coniglione, Sec. Brown Sequard Chapter . . . Founded by William Branch Porter . . . 1940 , Aims . . . highest ethical and professional Standards Students . . . faculty . . . alumni ... of highest scholarship . . . personal honesty . . . potential leadership . . . Annual initiation ceremony . . . address by a distinguished member of the medical profession. Formal banquet . . . John Marshall Hotel . . . Welcome new members . . . Alumni. SENIOR PLEDGES Russell G. McAllister, Jr. Myron M. Levine Carl H. Blvens, Jr. Carol Harlow J. David Perry Charles N. James Thomas J. Gates Ernest N. Mistr John R. Wolfe JUNIOR PLEDGES Ed Butts Wllber Nixon Ken Holden Bob Baker Phi Delta Epsilon Professional Medical Fraternity Phil Gordon Charles Goodman Peter Left Myron Levine Taylor Greenberg Maurice Novick Barton Cohen Brian Dorsk Henry Alperin John Coan Jack Yaffa Phil Okun Sheldon Markowitz Dick Layton Steve Carmel Phil Dascher Alan Ganderson Marvin Zelkowitz Elliot Familant Scholastic Achievement . . . Medical ethics . . . Student-faculty-alumni contact . . . Aaron Brown Memorial lecture . . . Guest lecturers . . . Homer Smith . . . Fredric Silverman . . . William Schwartz . . . Robert Huelper April lecturer . . . Ben Eisman . . . Univer- sity of Kentucky District conclave . . . alumni and guests Fall cocktail party ... Dr. Arnold Salzberg Annual Aaron Brown Scholarship . . . super- ior scholastic achievement Pursuit of knowledge . . . furtherance of fellowship . . . OFFICERS W. Taylor Greenberg . . . Pres. Richard Layton ... V. Pres. Steven Carmel . . . Sec. 32 CAROL HAHLOW- 1967 TRINA KLANE - l%� JENNIFER CUmt-m ' ) MUKIEl E.JONES -196 ' ) PANACEA CHAPTER American Medical Woman ' s Association J UME E PATTON-1969 V Pres ctent BETTY YEH-1969 6AIL LVNCK-1969 y,ce-Pres ' t rt- Secretary EMILV L.PARR-1969 Dr.SUSAN JMELLEHE Treasurer Sponsor (m AMEHICA.V , l)l M E D li: n. )H Wf WOME S tS ASSUElATinV fiV) m m Mi Panacea Junior Branch ' Hi-f W medical College of Uirjinia 9 S - f I - Ij Pf CONSTANCE CHAPPELH970 MARY HOLLAND -1970 H SHARON SUR AN-I970 CHARLOTTE 8.llcC JTCHEN-l970 VIRWNIA BOYD-1970 ANN McFARWNEIJTO % f w SUSAN SeiMMAN-1970 MAIINE SOLOMAN-1970 . 4 ' •! J • Prre ' OVERMAN-1970 CAROLL. THOMAS- 1� 70 J[ , t AOEIE NOBLE -mo PEBUE COILONY-NTO 33 Alpha Kappa Kappa National Medical Fraternity The Pres. and V.P. confer As Toynbee once wrote; History is a stern taskmaster. You cannot yield to her whims or know the dark corridors of her world without having witnessed the awful truth of her pres- ence. So know ye the past, or watch out. Taking the tip, perhaps a brief review of the history of the Alpha Kappa Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Kappa National Medical Fraternity is in order, for our past is indeed glorious, and ye may learn much indeed by knowing it. It all started back in 1 866, when young Beauregard Ravenel returned from the Third Virginia Fusiliers to complete his medical education which had been rudely interrupted by the War. Beauregard, who still walked with a slight limp due to some shrapnel embedded in his left quadriceps femoris, rented an attic apartment above old man Thalhimer ' s general store on Clay Street, within easy limping distance of the School. The summer stayed late that year, and even into late October and early November, the grass remained green, and the leaves refused to fall. Many were the times when, after a hard day in the sweltering labs. Beau and his chums would gather up their rifles, then off they would go to ambush a few of the pesty squirrels that infested the wooded area in front of the State Capitol. Whenever they invited Herb Tareyton, the president of Beau ' s third-year class, who was well-known to be a great wit (and a ladies ' favorite), he would always reply with, Say, that ' s a Capitol idea! and everyone would laugh at the pun, including Beau, who was not lacking for wits either. Well, the summer dragged on, and everyone including good-natured Beau was getting pretty fed up with the weather when it hit ninety-two on Christmas Day. Most of the squirrels had been shot long since, there by making that Christmas recess rather dull. Occasionally, for lack of anything better to do, the lads would gather down at Ed Poe ' s house and coax that strange fellow into read- ing his poetry to them. He was an odd one, that chap, but always entertaining, and his Amontillado was superb. When school reconvened in February, Beau decided to organize a club to provide some regular entertainment for himself and his friends. They decided to call the club the Alpha Kappa Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Kappa National Medical Fraternity (Akcotakknmf). And that, as I said before, is the way it all started, back there in 1 866 when good ol ' Beauregard Ravenel returned from the Toynbee to shoot some squirrels . . . 34 Our Pledge Class OFFICERS President; J. Richard Hickman V. Pres; Robert L. Vermillion Treasurer; James B. Hess Rec. Secretary: Grayson Miller Warden: Walter Kilby Corresponding Sec. Jack Ostrich Marshall: Jerry Martin Chaplain: Ray Walker Historian: Hal Weiler Social Chairman: Robert L. Vermillion, Drury Stith MEMBERSHIP T. Abernathy R. Allen R. Atkinson J. Bagley A. Baker C. Bivens W. Blaylock P. Bowles J. Brown S. Brown J, Burgbacher W. Burner E. Burton E. Butts J. Byers S. Cenedella A. Clairmont G. Cohen T. Coniglione R. Copenhaver W. Credle T. Day R. Dean W. Eddins P. Finelli J. Fisher E. Fuller J. Gibbs P. Goodman M. Hakala S. Hamilton K. Hanger J. Harkrader G. Hatch S. Heatwole J. Hellman H. Henderson B. Henry J. Hess J. Hickman W. Hobbs K. Holden J. Holimon M. Horenstein C. Huber G. Keeney D. Kells W. Kilby K. King R. Kohler G. Lavoie P. Layman A. Lewis G. Long B. MacDonald T. Mann J. Martin R. McBrayer J. Melton J. Meyer R. Miles G. Miller E. Mistr. J. Moll J, Montgomery E ' Moore D. Moseley B. Nelson R. Nicholls S. Niesen J. Nuckols G. Ogle J. Ostrich C. Pascarosa R. Patton D. Perry R. Pollock R. Ramsey G. Robertson D. Robinson D. Rogers D. Rollins E. Rose E. Royster R. Sachno B. Schorr J. Sharpe B. Seckel R. Smith W. Spencer-Strong C. Stanley D. Stith T. Thompson J. Thorn K. Towne H. Turner R. Vermillion R. Walker D. Walton H. Weiler J. Wells G. White N. White H. Widener L. Wilkins S. Willett D. Williams W. Williamson R. Withrow W. Wolfe F. Wray E. Wulfsberg T. Yates J. Zelenak PLEDGES M-l B. Benazzi A. Brantley J. Cohen J. Doncan C. Elliot J. Gilliam S. Hanna T. Hooker F. Horton L. Keim E. Larkin B. Long B. Nuckols F. Marks C. Maxwell J. Mosely J. Piland H. Rekate J. Reynods J. Shaw B. Sigafoes J. Sorrow N. Stronach M. Thames D. Tomko J. Turner C. Yarbrough M-ll E. Crouch P. Gustman T. Sakowski S. Grubb M. Lichtenburg T. Keenan F. Phillips L. Owens A. Gellman 35 Phi Chi National Medical Fraternity OFFICERS: efi to right; Sitting: Rufus Gordon, Pres. Standing: William Higgs, Treas. Peter Wick, Rush Chairman Rudolph Raymaker, Rec. Sec. Social . . . professional activities Spring, fall picnics . . . December cocktail-dinner-theater party at the Barn . . . After Initiation dance . . . Hotel Richmond Annual Breakfast , . . in honor of incoming Freshman . . . Richmond Academy of Medicine Cocktail Party . . . sponsored and catered by Wives ' Club Rush Season . . . combo parties . . . stag smoker . . . Guest Lecturers series . . . leading men of medicine . . . Wives Club . . . fall coffee party . . . bridge party . . . lectures on furniture antjqueing, flov er arranging . . . P.H.T. Diplomas J. Altobelli J. Ayers C. Beorn J. Cametas B. Cathey T. Gates R. Gordon S. Grandis W. Higgs S. Irwin W. Jennings W. Johnson B. Kemper D. Kessei K. Kiesau S. Kramer S. Marcus R. McAllister J. Nuara D. Polster M. Prugh D. Pryor C. Raff R. Raymaker G. Robertshaw 36 Members . . . Wives . . . Good Friends Wally . . . frugs The Fall Picnic 37 Delta Sigma Delta National Dental Fraternity OFFICERS: E. J. Bowen Danny Grable Carmen Prior Ken Bowman MEMBERS First Dental Fraternity . . . 1882 Fraternal Cooperation . . . scientific, ethical, professional progress. To gain men of like minds and common aspirations Omicorn Omicorn Chapter . . . Successful year . . . packed house monthly parties . . . achieve wives club. Dr Green talks on trip on Good Ship Hope . . . Dr. Flipper takes over for Dr. Edwards . . . Christmas provisions for family of nine . . . Seniors look forward to Supreme Chapter of D.S.D. J. Adams G. Alexander W. Armentrout G. Bang J. Baughcome D. Bolick E. Bowen K. Bowman J. Bronson . Bryant J. Busciglio C. Carroll A. Colasanto J. Crockett D. Dayf i J. Ebyf C. Ehle ' R. Fernadez D. Francis R. Fuller D. Gardner W. Gares C. Gary C. Glenn 38 The Delta Sigs If she doesn ' t get off my head, this bottle goes on her head. The Twist is out but our Pres. is in. 39 Psi Omega National Dental Fraternity Largest national Dental Fraternity Aims . . . Cultivate social qualities of members . . . Surround each member with friends . . . journal to keep its members in touch . . . Assist members in all laudable undertakings Advancement of the Dental Profession teaching . . . practice . . . jurisprudence Regular monthly meetings . . . Feature guests speakers . . . Monthly parties . . . costume . . . novelty . . . Country and Western get together Fine new pledge group . . . For the betterment of those who seek the D.D.S. degree MEMBERS k SENIORS R. Heltzel JUNIORS ' R. Stecher L. Adams D. Hunt P. Browne J. Thompson H. C. Baker A. Hemingway L. demons T. Tompkins P. Beartie J. Lacy J.Gills R. Traynham H. Bozard C. McGahee C. Lindahl B. Watterson G. Brooks B. Ravenel D. McKinney L. Webb B. Brown G. Roque S. Napoli H. Woodruff C. Cox E. Ross H. Plaster C. Zaglin J. Cumbey H. Selden W. Richardson J. Dalness L. Shepard W. Riddle C. Dean D. Smith T. Riley T. Edwards R. Smith H. Sargent ' ' J. Glore C. Snidow J. Sawicki C. Harris W. Wentz W. Simpson The Brotherhood 40 SENIORS B. Burnette L. Gordon J. AAcElveen H. Rawls III W. Walker J UNIORS W. Falls J. Gilbert L. Hinson J. Hodge E. Howe D. Keith L. Miller R. Reid PLEDGES F. Renick J. Semones R. Shannon R. Tankersley E. Vaught N. Wyss SOPHOMORES H. Allen T. Berry R. Bethea I. Bishop L. Brooks S. Brown J. Chairsell J. Doley E. Foretich C, Harmon S. Heard E, Horton C. Johnson A. Padgett S. Parel W. Parks J. Philips T. Ranson J. Repass G. Shuert T. Smith J. Straub The Pledges J The Country Western Get Together Senior Paper Panic Man, your dates flat as a board 41 Alpha Omega National Dental Fraternity OFFICERS: eU to right: A. I. Burch, Pres., W. B. Winnick, V.Pres., M. D. Miller, Treas., R. C. Haves, Rec. Sec, J. Levin, T. Sec. 1966-67 . . . largest membership Fall Kickoff . . . pledges are welcomed . . . Crown and Bridge Prosthesis Clinic for sophomore members . . . alumni . . . Outstanding lecturers . . . Dr. Irish ... Dr. Eshleman . . . Dr. Peskin . . . Clinics with Richmond Alumni Chapter . . . Annual spring dinner dance . . . Awards presentation . . . Lakeside Country Club . . . Educationally oriented. MEMBERS Robert Alperin , JWartin Baloff Irwin Becker Barry Behrens Sheldon Blum Jim Borovay Allen Burch Stephen Burch Lee Casler Stephen Chase Mat Cole Harry Conn Howard Duchon Jerry Duckor Carl Friedman Arthur Glick Richard Hayes Michael Hunter ' Jeffrey Levin Jerry Levy Marshall Miller i Paul Plasky : Drake Regent Allen Richter . Harry Selman Sol Schwartz Peter Sobel John Sootin Pe te Trager Byron Verkauf Mark Winnick Edward Woodi -f K y 42 Monthly frat meeting at AA.E.l The AO boys in clinic Initiation of new members. Peridontics Clinic 43 OFFICERS: left to right Janis Croes— Corr. Sec, Stephanie Fajans— Chaplain, Peggy Maddex— Vice Pres., Lucy Kate Townsend- President, Peggy Daniels— Rec. Sec, Linda Gale Cohen— Historian Ginny Clark— Treasurer Kappa Epsilon National Pharmaceutical Fraternity Tau Chapter-chartered March 20, 1963 . . . To unite women students in pharmacy . . To stimulate scholarship . . . profess- ional consciousness . . . teaching loyalty and friendship. Fall picnic— a welcome to new students. Christmas party with Phi Delta Chi for underprivileged children . . . Traditional Spring Banquet— ele ction and installation of new officers . . . MEMBERS - ' Jo Ann Butterfield Paula Campbell Donna Clark Virginia Clark Linda Cohen Janis Croes Peggy Daniels Stefanie Fajans Mary Ellen Garrett Carey Blair Gordoi Sidney Hardy Tina Helfert Marty Kessel Judy Lillard Peggy Maddex Faye McDaniel Anita Osborne Lee Stanton Teresa Taylor Lucy Townsend ' Judy Morris PLEDGES Ginger Branscomb Margaret Bull Gail Fields Vivian Harris Sue Holloway Priscilla Hulbert Judy Lifland Patricia McDonald Joanne Milan Joan Morgan Dina Southern Nancy Traynham 44 Santa brings joy to both the young and not so young Santa was nice to that boy— I hope he remembers I wanted a blonde; not a red head this year . . . CREED K nowledge A pplied to P rescriptions with P recision while A spiring to be E fficient P harmacists S cience and I ntelligent L eadership in our O bligations to the N ation , ) Kappa Epsilon We are all islands. 45 OFFICERS: left to right, Back row; James Davis, Recording Secretary, Danny Walls, Corresponding Secretary, Jim Gregg, Master of Arms, Fronf row, Jim Bailey, President, Boyd Clements, Treasurer, Chuck Hutcheson, Inner Guard, Larry Harting, Vice Presi- dent. Pb Delta Chi w National Pharmaceutical Fraternity For the advancement of the science of pharmacy . . . Promotion of fraternal spirit . . . First professional fraternity for the pharmacist . . . MCV . . . Alpha Delta Chapter- Projects . . . painting and refur- nishing the Hugh Mercer Apoth- ecary Shop . . . historical interest in Fredericksburg . . . Christmas party . . . with Kappa Ep- silon . . . for Children ' s Home . . . Honorary faculty members ... Dr. Werner Lowenthal . . . Kenneth Rose Back-to-school Dance ... a welcome to new and old students . . . Formal banquet and dance . . . planned for May . . . brothers . . . pledges . . Fraternity . . . unity . . . friendship . . . - 46 Front row (L-R) Chuck Hutcheson, Danny Walls, Boyd Clem- ents, Jim Bailey, Larry Harting, Jim Davis, Bill Shaver, Jim Gregg. Second row (L-R) Dwight Miller, Bobby Bailey, Martin Taylor, Martin Freedman, Royal Moser, George Brittle, Andy John- son, Don Mowler. Third row (L-R) Tom Flax, Ken Hall, Tom Williams, Chuck Engle, Joe Russo, Allen Butterfield, Ed Clements. Fourth row (L-R) Archer Baskerville, Hunter Murphey, Roger Fonty, Bob Allen, Richard Lakes, Williams Garnett. Fifth row (L-R) Tom Matthews, Sam Flory, Tom Lee, Wayne Harris, Joe Suarey, Bob Taylor. Sixth row (L-R) Doug Stone, David Kirby, Steve Silverman, Nabil Habra, Ed Cundiff, David Shanahan, Kirby Blevins. Not pictured, Ted Schorman, Bruce Steffen, Bernie Weiss. ,C!w ' OFFICERS: left to right. Back row-Regent-W. Russell Rogers, 3rd Vice Regent-E. Kenneth Hawley, Secretary-Harold H. Hara- way, Treasurer-Phillip D. Richards-front row-Chaplain-Wendell G, Hayne, 1st Vice Regent— G. Roger Akers, 2nd Vice Regent —Robert H. Gardiner, Historian— Roney S. Rogers Kappa Psi Founded in New Haven . . . 1879 Theta Chapter . . . M.C.V. . . . Chartered 1904 Responsibilities to fraternity ... to brotherhood . . to the college ... to fellow students . . . to the profession . . . Develop men with a finer sense of values . . . Encourage scholarship . . . integrity . . . leadership service . . . Broaden outside interests . . . extracurricular activities . . . 33 active members ... 30 new pledges . . . Kappa Psi . . . Prominent in School of Pharmacy. National Pharmaceutical Fraternity MEMBERS: G. Akers W. Chaney D. Counts J. Courtney III P. Davis G. Eubank R. Gardiner J.Gill A. Gunn H. Haraway E. Hawley W. Haynie L. Heath R. Martin S. Masters J. McKenny J. Neal H. Pack R. Pack R. Pyles P. Richard F. Roberts W. Rodgers R. Robinson R. Rogers S. Scarbrough W. Shaner E. Smith J. Tabb M. Thompson W. Walker J. Wharton P. Wood PLEDGES: G. Armstrong P. Beck M. Brannan E. Brown L. Childress E. Cox R. Cummings S. Cohen W. Deans W. Domby T. Evans J. Hawks R. Ingram L. Harris G. Knott H. MacDonald W. Merchant T. Musgrove G. Noe J. Plantz S. Porter D. Stanley F. Yancy 48 and play! In tuxedos 49 Fraternities Parties . . . Some worthwhile projects . . . Regular meetings . . . Personal attainment . . . brotherhood A sense of belonging . . . The Greeks They ' re right! Things (ETOH) go better with Coke! The Ad ' s Confine There ' s always one in every crowd that over dresses for every party HI ■ i?fi iil illniM I fj IB m J Hfaj|H H SilH •f f lB |t J 4HpH P. H l 1 D 50 Phi Deh ' s renovate PDC-KE Christmas Party Kappa Psi ' s and dates 51 Organizations And Activities 53 OFFICERS, left to right: Nabil Azzam, President; Jody Wimberly, Vice-President;. Linda Coble, Secretary; Danny Counts, Treas- urer. Student Council The hub of our student organization . . . Where students learn another phase of life Self-government . . . Revisions for the future . . . Busy officers . . . And meetings, meetings, meetings . . . Porter auditorium . . . May I have your attention . . . And next year . . . It starts again . . . Nabil . . . The President 54 Ron Abernathy George Armstrong Dick Atkinson Carol Bivens Joan Black William Blaylock Phillip Brandt Dick Caldwell Steve Cenedela J. F. Chairsell Cathy Clarke Linda Coble Tom Coniglione Danny Counts Robert Cummings Danny Dean Mike Edwards Cheryl Gary Pete Goodman Stan Heatwole Jamison Holdren A. B. Lee Patti Little Thompson Mann Judy Marsella Richard Matthews Kathleen Mays L. B. McNeely Grayson Miller Janet Nolan Marijke Pieter Roney Rogers Eli Rose Carolyn Satterfield Jane Scott Maxine Solomon R. T. Traynam Ann Wheeler Wendy White Phineas L. Wood 55 Visiting Lecturers Committee Leonard Carmicheal Sponsored by University Center in Virginia Co-chairmen . . . Charles Beorn . . . Madison Cummings . • . Prominent personages from all over the continent . . . the world Leonard Carmicheal . . . Is the Monkey Really our ancestor . . . KortVonSchuschnigg . . . Perspectives of World War I . . . World War II Claudia Tchekov . . . Archaeology for Non archaelogists . . . Lord Moran . . . Churchill ' s physician . . . and biographer . . . Thomas Park Hughes . . . Technical Change . . . Ferenc Nagy . . . former premier of Hungary . . . The Crisis in Southeast Asia and Its Effect on Central-Eastern Europe Mortimer Adier ... The Difference of Man and the Difference It Makes ' Dr. James Foy . . . Vincent Van Gogh; The Crisis in Identity People with something to say. 56 Interfaith Committee A New Chaplain-Dr. Glen Pratt Visiting lecturers . . . The controversial Bishop Pike visits . . . Campus Vespers every Wednesday . . The New Morality . . . We grew through others Promotion . . . Brotherhood Sought . . . Unity of Spirit . . . Approach . . . wholistic 57 ■ • 1. IT m 1 _. ' ? I r f f P « lt The Sound of Music M.C.V. Glee Club Under the capable leadership of John Fisher . . . Practice . . .. practice . . . practice . . . Singing engagements . . . E.G.W. Psychiatry Ward Va. Hospital . . . Campus Vespers . . . Nursing Student Association . . . Senior Citizens Center . . . Highland Park Community Center Favorite selections . . . The HaWs of Ivy . . . My Fair Lady Medley . . . The Creation . . . Camelot . . . Nursing students ... the groups best asset. 58 One of the picturesque fireplaces in the Alumni House. Minnie Franck . . . Secretary The Scarab . . . alumni association monthly publication Members from all schools . . . medicine . . . dentistry . . . pharmacy . . . nursing . . . physical therapy . . . graduate studies . . . Headquarters . . . Maury House on Leigh Sponsor alumni reunions . . . in every state . . . Linking the past to the present . . . and the future. MCV Alumni Association The Maury House X-Ray Staff Editor-in-Chief . . . Carole A. Hack Photography Editor . . . Bob Alperin Assistant Editor . . . Brenda Oakes Business Manager . . . Sharon Tarpley Announcing the arrival of the X-Ray annual Born May 1 5, 1 967 . . . Conceived in good hope and high aspirations . . . planned parenthood . . . carried through days of frustration and hard v ork . . . delivery performed by many capable assistants . . . OUR BABY!! EDITOR STAFF: left to right: Shirley Atchley, Physical Therapy; Ruth Fleet, Nursing; Linda Coble, Medicine; Ann Coleman, Hospital Administration and Graduate Studies; Gail Wine, Radiology; Linda Staffon Honoraries and Fraternities: seated, Carol Pendleton, Pharmacy; Mary Lindamood, Medical Brenda Oakes, ASSISTANT EDITOR Some of the many capable assistants PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: left to right: Philip LaKernick, Bob Alperin, Harcid Weiler. 60 Technology; Carol Love, Organizations and Activities; Dixie Moore, Dentistry; Patty Richardson, Publicity. -i Carole Hack, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS STAFF: eh 1o right, Nancy Bitner, Carol Lewis, Sharon Tarpley, Daphne Owen 61 ! Christmas Dance The Mosque . . . December 17, 1966 Billy Butterfield and crew . . . A social committee triumph . . . Celebrating the season with dancing . . . drinking . . . drinking . . drinking . . . 62 63 64 Religious Activities A Monumental . . . Spiritual . . . aspect of Campus life . . . Baptist Student Union . . . Wesley Foundation . . . Westminster Fellowship . . . Hillel Society . . . Newman Apostolate . . . Diversi- fied religious doctrines . . . One goal . . . i ' ' ' V:. ■■ 1 ' ' ■ i ■ ;rl n-- i •4i ' , 65 There must be an easier way to keep the snow off the walk a- round MCV I . . . One more time and Dr. P. will let me see real patient . . . This dentist bit is sure hard on the waist line. Snow along with a snow job. Isn ' t this the place where the chief traced that case of enteritis to the french fries? 66 Leisure m Card game between classes A snack at the Skull . . . Romps in the snow . . . Pets and other animals . . And always romance . . . I wonder if it ' s worfli fighting that everyday just to get to MCV? M-I ' s sure have a lot to learn about taking pulses. 67 sports. For that well-rounded education . . . MCV acquires tennis courts . . . that sense of possession . . . Intramurals at the Navy Hill . . . Basketball . . . volleyball . . . tennis . . . football . . . bowling Something for everyone . . . 68 ik ' At ' k t!6! 4i . ' j . . i 69 Christmas The student nurses hold a party . . . Carols around the piano . . . Hospital Administration celebrates with dinnerdeluxe . . . Yule spirit abounds . . . Sights of the season . . . snow . . . snow snow . . . 70 4Rk«M«te«.. ■MtB a aBam . Academic And Campus Life 73 Study Of facts we read . . An endless cycle Of sleepless nights And cold coffee . To reach the goal . . Of knowledge . . 75 r k ; •-A - 76 Labs The practice before the patients . . . Aerospace medicine at hAOJl The M-1 ' s and the Levine tubes . . . Graduate students and the complex equations . . . Dents pumicing . . . Pharmacy students and Med techs attempt the procedures . . . 77 Hospital Application of all our learning ... at last Dental students try their hand at oral surgery . . . Wards . . .medicine . . . surgery . . . ob . .■ . peds Clinics . . . the long wait . . . Code Blue . . . the ultimate in team work . . . 78 79 MCV ' s Flower Lady Joe The old man and his dog The Guys at the Skul 80 Familiar Faces The Nursing Wheels Steve . . . Readers ' Assistant 81 Familiar Places Joe ' s ... a gourmet ' s delight . . The lounge at the men ' s dorm Diesel Apartments— alias Roach Manor . . . The ever popular mailbox . . . 3t � «.w«: •■ «i- ' - 82 ■ ' ' ' ' ' 83 84 From the surface to the deep . . This is the way we live . . . This is the way we think . . . This is the way we feel . . . This is our realm. H H M ; i BH HH W ' rj M .iji 1 v U ' 1 r 1 B 85 The Kids at Diese The Wife ' s Place Married Life Diesel barracks or Jarrett Apartments Working wives or student wives . . . Poverty and Parties . . . Commuting . . . VW . . . Honda or Station Wagon . . . Always needed . . . babysitters . maids . . . Kids . . . mud . . . togetherness 86 Jim and Beverly Davis Roz and Barry in the kitchen Bobby Gore walks that well-worn path Romantic artistry 87 Dorm Life The latest in fashions . . . and hair . . . All the comforts of home? . . . Weekends away Waiting for the mail . . . and that phone call!!! The new girls dorm . . . Laughs . . . laughs . . . laughs J HI HI mk i k ▲ ' tv B pF %|. ' It- fef-iiMM Pl ; 88 89 School of Medicine 91 I ' t 1 f ' ■ DR. KINLOCH NELSON, Dean, School of Medicine 92 STUDENT AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, left to right: Harrison Turner, President; Edward Lilly, Vice-President; Floyd Atkins, Secretary; Giles Robertson, Treasurer. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OFFICERS, left to right: Thomas Day, Secretary-Treasurer; Eli Rose, President; Rufus Gordon, Vice-Presi- dent. ii5r ' i .1 i ■ ■ :3 t:-: ' ' - 93 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: John Bagley, Social Chairman,- William Blaylock, President; Kyle Kiesau, Vice-Presi- dent; William Jennings, Secretary-Treasurer. Don ' t worry those grades don ' t count! . . . The questions are the same— the answers just changed! ... A pheo what? . . . Who ' s con- taminated? If you say so, Mrs. Englehart! . . . Let ' s play another hand— the patients can wait! . . . I ' m definitely interested in being a pedia- trician—this month! . . . Gentlemen, you ' re definitely the brightest group we ' ve ever had at this institution . . . Of course the new curriculum has already had this material— I . . . There ' s no question about it, she ' s only two cms. dilated— it ' s a boy, huh? . . . Anybody cutting pharma- cology lab automatically gets a ' D ' . . . . Will somebody please wake Dr. Nelson, Dr. Arrington ' s lecture ended an hour ago! . . . Good morning. Dr. Fisher, SILENCE . . . Not your head. Son, just your hand! . . . Those immortal words of our first and second years— I haven ' t cracked a book all week! . . . Freshman to Senior— Who ' s King David? . . . General, how do you crank this chaitup? . . . Mrs. Jones said that the Skull and Bones was low bidder— and the SMA was three hundred and twenty-fifth! 94 JOHN ANTHONY ALTOBELLI Brooklyn, New York New York City Community College, A.A.S. Brooklyn College, B.S. Phi Chi, Vice-President, 2; Student American Medical Association; A. D. Wilhams Fellowship Award, 1, 2; Class Secretary-Treasurer, 1 . JOHN JOSEPH BAGLEY, JR. Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical As- sociation; Class Historian; MCV Social Committee Co- Chairman. ALTON WADE BAKER Columbia, Tennessee David Lipscomb College University of Tennessee, B.A. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Stude sociation; Basketball. American Medical As- CHARLES FREDERICK BEORN Parkersburg, West Virginia West Virginia University, A.B. li Chi, Treasurer; Visiting Lecturers Comn CARL HILL BIVINS, JR. Alderson, West Virginia Princeton University, A.B. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student Council, 3, 4. WILLIAM AAcGEHEE BLAYLOCK Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Kappa Kappa, Vice-Presi- dent, 3; Student American Medical Association, Representative, 1, 2, Secretary, 3; Honor Council, 2; Class President, 4; Softball, 1. PAUL ELWOOD BOWLES Petersburg, Virginia Randolph-AAacon College, B.S. Alpha Kappa sociation. Kappa; Studen BRUCE EDWARD CATHEY Norfolk, Virginia JC — ALBERT ANTHONY CLAIRMONT, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia Lynchburg College, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Honor Council Representative, 3 THOMAS CHRISTY CONIGLIONE Staten Island, New York Columbia University, B.S. Sigma Zeta, President, 4; Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Omega Alpha, Secretary; Alpha Kappa Kappa, Secre- tary, President; Student American Medical Associa- tion, Representative; Student Council; Class Officer. WILLIAM FRONTIS CREOLE Raleigh, North Carolina Wake Forest College, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa. GENE GRANT DAVIDSON Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke College, B.S. Phi Chi; Student American Medical Associatic THOMAS GORDON DAY, JR. South Charleston, West Virginia Davidson College Alpha Kappa Kappa, Recording Secretary, 2, urer, 3; School of Medicine, Secretary-Treasu Class Treasurer, 3; Basketball WILLIAM GEORGE EDDINS Galax, Virginia Medical College of Virginia School of Pharmacy, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa. THOMAS JARMAN GATES Arlington, Virginia Lynchburg College, B.S. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; Williams Research Fellowship Award, JAMES SAMUEL GIBBS Reidsville, North Carolina Davidson College, A.B. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Studen sociation; Student Council, 2 hi; A.D. Softball lean Medical As- JEFFREY STUART GOLDBLATT Norwich, Connecticut College of William and Mary, B.S. Basketball. CHARLES JAY GOLDMAN Portsmouth, Virginia Emory University, B.S. Phi Delta Epsilon; Basketball; Softball; Golf. i? . ' ' -v W K PS MATTHEW KIRK GOODING Lima, Ohio College of William and Mary, B.S. Athletic Representative; Basketball; Softball; Golf, JOEL LEE GOOZH Washington, D.C. Washington and Lee University, B.S. Phi Chi; Basketball; Baseball. PHILIP RALPH GORDON Norfolk, Virginia University of North Carolina, A.B. Phi Delta Epsilon; Student American Medical Associa- tion. RUFUS HENRY GORDON, JR. Norfolk, Virginia College of William and Mary, B.S. Alpha Sigma Chi, Vice-President, 4; Phi Chi, Treas urer. President, 4; Student American Medical Asso- ciation, Treasurer, President; School of Medicine, Vice-President, 4. STUART VICTOR GRANDIS Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Phi Chi; Student American Medical Associatic MARTIN TAYLOR GREENBERG Norfolk, Virginia Duke University, A.B. Phi Delta Epsilon, Treasurer, 2, 3, Presic Stude Medical Associi 97 • ' ?r ' I- 1 X MICHAEL WAYNE HAKALA Richmond, Virginia University of Florida, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical As- sociation; Student,Council, 2; Golf. STUART HENRY HAMILTON, JR. Richmond, Virginia Medical College of Virginia School of Pharmacy, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Chaplain, 2; Student American Medical Association, Representative, 3. CAROL MANTER HARLOW Augusta, Georgia University of Georgia, A.B. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; American Woman ' s Medical Association; A.D. Williams Memorial Scholar ship; Pediatric Wives ' Club. STANLEY ELMER HEATWOLE Waynesboro, Virginia Goshen College, B.A. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student Council, 3, 4. WILLIAM THOMAS HIGGS St. Paul Minnesota University of Minnesota University of South Dakota School of Medicine, B.S. in Medicine Phi Chi, Treasurer. CHARLES NEWTON JAMES Caroleen, North Carolina Georgia Institute of Technology, B.I.E. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; Student American Medical Association; Delta Epsilon. WILLIAM MASON JENNINGS, III Toledo, Ohio Defiance College, B.S. West Virginia University, M.S. Phi Chi, Secretary, 2, 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer, WADE LANE JOHNSON Noi-folk, Virginia College of William and Mary, B.S. ALLAN ROBERT KATZ Flushing, New York New York University, B.A. Phi Chi; Baseball. GLENWARD THOMAS KEENEY Roanoke, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical As- sociation, Representative, 3, 4. 0fP ws f ) ■f., DOUGLAS ULRING KELLS Minneapolis, Minnesota, B.A. La Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara, Facultad de Medicina Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical As- sociation, Representative, 4. BENNETT IRA KEMPER Baltimore, Maryland Randolph-Macon College, A.B. Phi Chi. DAVID KESSEL Fredericksburg, Virginia University of Maryland, B.S. Phi Chi; X-Ray, Photographer, 1, 2, Photographer Editor, 2. KYLE FRANK KIESAU Kingsport, Tennessee Virginia Military Institute, B.A. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha, Secretary, 4; Phi Chi; Class Vice President, 4; Basketball; Softball. ROBERT JAMES KOHLER Cincinnati, Ohio University of Wisconsin, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Basketball; Baseball STEPHEN JAMES KRAMER Lynn Massachusetts Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, B.S. Rho Pi Chi; Phi Chi; Student Ameri Association. JOEL ALLEN LASTER Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.A. PETER BRYNAN LEFF Longmeadow, Massachusetts Cornell University li Delta Epsilon; Student American Medical As- BARRY ALAN LEONARD Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College, B.S. Student American Medical Association; Interfaith Council, 3, 4; Hillel, President, 4. MYRON MAX LEVINE Long Beach, New York City College of New York, B.S. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; Phi Delta Epsilon, Secretary, 2, President, 3; Student American Medical Association; I. F. M.S. A. Exchangeship to the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1; Dermatology Exchangeship to I ' Hospital Saint Louis, Paris, 2; L.S.U.-N.I.H. Fellowship in Tropical Medicine in Costa Rica, 3; Aaron Brown Scholarship, 3; Fellow, American So- ciety of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 4; Basket- ball. STEVEN MATTHEW MARCUS Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College, B.S. Phi Chi. RUSSEL GREENWAY McALLISTER, JR. Richmond, Virginia Hampden-Sydney College, B.S. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; Phi Chi, Rush Chairman, 3, Judge Advocate, 4; Student American Medical Association; Visiting Student, Department of Medicine, St. Thomas Hospital Medical School, Lon- don, 3; Basketball. REUBEN HILL McBRAYER, JR. Chatham, Virginia University of Richmond, B.A. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Ostrud Prize in Anatomy, 1; A.D. Williams learch Fellowship, 3. Ostrud Prize in Anaton 1, 2; A.D. Williams Re; WESLEY EDWARD McENTIRE Portsmouth, Virginia Old Dominion College, B.S. JOHN WESLEY MELTON, III Richmond, Virginia Hampden-Sydney, B.S. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical Association. ERNEST NOELAAISTR Richmond, Virginia Bridgewater College, B.A. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical Association. BOBBY WAYNE NELSON Hampton, Virginia Old Dominion College Alpha Kappa Kappa. RICHARD AURELIUS NICHOLLS Norfolk, Virginia Stetson University, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical As- sociation. MAURICE NOVICK Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Phi Delta Epsilon, Vice-President, 2, Scribe, 3; dent American Medical Association; Softball. JOHN THOMAS NUCKOLS Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond Hampden-Sydney College, B.S. Alpha Kapp a Kappa; Class Secretary-Treasurer, CARMEN PAUL PASCAROSA Norfolk, Virginia University of Richmond, A. A. Old Dominion College, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical As- sociation; A.D. Williams Research Fellowship, 3; National Foundation Scholarship Fellow, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocational Rehabilitation Administration Research Grant, 3; Physical Medicine Department Clerkship, 2, 3; M.C.V. Social Committee, 4; M.C.V. Tour Committee, 3; Basketball; Baseball. JAMES DAVID PERRY Staunton, Virginia Medical College of Virginia School of Pharmacy, B.S. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student Council, 2; M.C.V. Social Committee, 4; Class Historian, I. f 7 101 102 JOHN ERNEST REED Lancaster, Pennsylvania Eastern Mennonite College, B.A. Phi Chi. GILBERT EDWARD ROBERTSHAW Slatersville, Rhode Island Brown University, B.A. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Omega Alpha, President, 4; Phi Chi; Student American Medical Association Representative, 1; Class Vice-President, 2; DENNIS HARDESTY ROBINSON, JR. Bedford, Virginia Virginia Military Institute, B.A. Alpha Kappa Kappa. ELI LAWRENCE ROSE Livingston, New Jersey Rutgers University, B.A. Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Medical College of Virginia Representative to the Southern Medical Convention, 4; School of Medicine, Presi- dent, 4; Class President, 1, 2, 3; Softball. ROMAN SACHNO, JR. Richmond, Virginia University of Virginia Alpha Kappa Kappa. GEORGE DAVID SCHARE Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College, B.A. BRUCE ALAN SCHORR Brooklyn, New York Adelphi University, B.A. Alpha Kappa Kappa. ARLEN LEESCHWILM Arlington, Virginia Lynchburg College, B.S. Phi Chi. JOHN ROBERT SHARPE Richmond, Virginia Hampden-Sydney College, B.S. Medical College of Virginia School of Pharmacy, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa. GERNOT FRIEDRICH SPALLEK Leipzig, Germany University of Richmond, B.S. Phi Chi; Research Fellowship in Mycology, Uni- versity of Wurzburg, Germany, 2; L.S.U.-N.I.H. Fellowship in Tropical Medicine, El Salvador, 3; Fellow, American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 4; Volleyball; Basketball; Baseball. h r WILLIAM HENRY SPENCER-STRONG Baltimore, Maryland Washington and Lee University, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical Association. EDWARD LUNG SUNG Kowloon, Hong Kong College of William and Mary, B.S. Student American Medical Association. ANGELO JOSEPH VILLANI, JR. Welch, West Virginia Duke University WALLACE EUGENE WALDMAN Passaic, New Jersey Rutgers University, B.A. li Chi; Student American Medical Association. ' W ' DAVID CLARK WALTON Hampton, Virginia College of William and Mary, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Honor Council, 4. GEORGE FRANKLIN WHITE Danville, West Virginia Marshall University, B.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medi sociation; Intramurals. Fi •% j NEWTON KIRKE WHITE Abingdon, Virginia Virginia Military Institute, B.A. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Marshall, 3; Stude Representative, 3; Softball. PETER LAWRENCE WICK Arlington, Virginia Virginia Military Institute, B.A. Phi Chi, Rush Chairman. LUCIEN SANDERS WILKINS Sanford, North Carolina Duke University, A.B. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical Association, Representative; A.D. Williams Pre- doc- toral Research Fellowship; N.Y.U.-Bellevue Research Fellowship. DANIEL HERBERT WILLIAMS Pennsauken, New Jersey Muhlenberg College, B.S. Hahnemann Medical College School of Graduate Sciences, M.S. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical Association, Representative, 3, 4. JOHN RICHARD WOLFE Lynchburg, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; Softball. FRANK GROVE WRAY Lexington, Virginia University of Richmond Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical I am sorry ab.out the draft, but the halls even worse! 104 The White Knight ' s refuel. During this coffee break we ' ll draw up the M-3 ' s schedule . . . So your scrub pants don ' t fit again, Bob! Another short! What ' s in a number M-l, II, III, or IV. Night call, lectures . Labs, labs, labs. 105 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Robert Vermillion, Vice-President; Phil Brandt, President; Kenneth Olshanski, Sec- Treas. Medidne 68 Theodore Aldhizer Henry Alperin Richard Atkinson Robert Baker f . - t Jeff Bernstein . Roy Boone 106 Philip Brandt Patrick Burke Edward Burton Edward Butts John Byers Wesley Carter Stephen Cenedella James Charles J. Fl oyd Clinginpeel John Coan Barton Cohen Roger Copenhaver Richard Dean Robert DeAngeiis Brian Dorsk Martin Flamnn But, sir, I really am a doctor! 107 Earl Fuller Arnold Gellman Peter Goodman Keith Hanger Howard Hanna James Harkrader James Hess James Hickman William Hobbs Kenton Holden Martin Horenstein Charles Huber Stephen Irvin Edward Isaacs Harry Jeroy Melvin Keim Paul Layman Edward Lilly George Long Bruce MacDonald Sheldon Markowitz Harry McLeod Robert Miles Roger Neal h: t 108 Stephen Niesen Wiliiam Nixon Philip Okun Kenneth Oishanky Robert Patton Michael Pollack Ralph Pollack Donald Pryor Rudolph Raymaker Giles Robertson Theodore Rowe Edward Royster Stanley Shapshay George Siegfried Joseph Sippe Ronald Snead Cassius Stanley Lynn Stockberger Elam Stoltzfus John Stover John Thorn William Turner Robert Vermillion Carol Waddeli 109 Raymond Walker Herbert Widener Preston Winesett Robert Withrow Joseph Woofter Einar Wulfsberg Jack Yaffa Ben Zambrana A Super-Hawk ' s meal I don ' t care what the Surgeon Gen- eral thinks! Now, according to Ben Casey 110 Wait a minute, I have a Lark pack here somewhere . . . A medical school drop-out. Did he say seven pregnancies in five years? Ill ADENOCARCiNOMA CARCINOMA CUFFING SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, John Ostrich, Historian; Gary Cohen, Vice-President; Gail Lynch, Sec.-Treas. Drury Stith, President. Med cme 69 Ted Abernathy John Adams Robert Allen Floyd Atkins John Ayres James Brown ttl J John Brown Paul Brown James Burgbacher William Burner Philip Byrd Stephen Carmel Thomas Christopher Gary Cohen Charles Cromwell Earl Crouch James Crute Thomas Currie Phillip Dasher Andrew DelSordo Elliot Familant Pasquale Finelli Gastritis . . . Tinnitis . . . Conjunctivitis 113 John Fisher Allen Ganderson Mark Goldberg Richardson Grinnan Stephen Grubb Paul Gustman George Hatch Harrison Hawley Joseph Hennessy Bruce Henry James Holimon Bruce Jackson Muriel Jones Thonnas Keenan Walter Kilby Kenneth King Richard Layton Harold Levinson Augustine Lewis Mort Lichtenberg . hMTM fi William Klempner Isaac Koziol % ;W- Trin a Lane Gilbert Lavoie 114 Linda Lynch Thompson Mann Jerry Martin Julien Meyer Grayson Miller Jake Moll Earle Moore Charles Moseley Richard Moseley Charles Nelson Joseph Nuara John Ostrich Leycester Owens Emily Parr Neil Pastel June Patton Frank Phillips David Polster Joseph Privitera Merrill Prugh James Raffa James Raffi Robert Ramsey Alfred Ratcliff lis Dilworth Rogers Anthony Sakowski John Saliba Barry Schneiderman Brooke Seckel Samuel Showalter John Smith Robert Scott Stuart Solomon P. Gary Stern Drury Stith Willard Thompson Keith Towne Harold Weiler Edwin Weiss James Wells John Young James Zelenak James Wilkerson Harry Wilks B. Ih Im Medicine 69 116 Eugene Willett Edwin Williams William Williamson William Wolfe Taylor Yates Betty Yeh No, Betty, I ' m sure it is a kidney. Sublimation! mn 117 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Robert Harris, Pres.; Adele Noble, Sec.-Treas,; Thomas W. Daugh- tery, Vice-pres. MedicinellO Robert Ackerly Richard Alderfel Donald Allyn N. H. Bartenhagen James Blitch G. E. Bokinsky £ AlL_l Norris Boone Edward Boyce Virginia Boyd Aurelius Brantly ■i «r ' JU li yk i Sherry Burgan George Burke Gary Burton Charles Bush T ?I l H.il zj f fl Paul Caldwell Richard Cantor Connie Chapoell S. P. Childress sisik i ' 1 But they told me I was going to ru ' M-l, not M-lll. Who said medical ol;iw . .as going to be a picnic? 119 Joel Cohen Matthew Collings Debbie Colony Lewis Crooks John Cunningham Tom Daugherty Charles Donlan J. W. Edgerton Charles Elliott Avrohm Faber Jeffery Fisher Richard Fohl Gerald Gates John Gilliam Gordon Gondos Kenneth Gray John Gullett Hans Haesslein Stephen Hanna Robert Harris Richard Hawkins Peter Hoffman Mary Holland Tim Hooker i t df 120 Frederick Horton Lon Keim Eugene Kornhaber K. Wayne Lainof Ernie Larkin Rodney Lee David Lineham Herbert Long Beal Lowen John Mahoney Frank Marks Richard Matthews Charl es Maxwell Charlotte McCutchen Ann McFarlane Mike Miller George Miner Jack Moseley Dave Mullins Adele Noble Bernard Novak William Nuckols lima Overman Jethro Piland Ronald Preston Edward Prince William Proctor Gene Randall Steven Reams Harold Rekate John Reynolds Paul Rogers Mike Rubin Stephen Schechner William Schrantz Susan Seideman James Shaw Robert Sigafoes Michael Skolochenko Robert Smallridge Rodney Smith Maxine Solomon Newton Sorrow R. P. Sowers Neil Stronach Marc Thames David Tomko Robert Tomlinson 122 Robert Trivett Martin Walker Jerry Weintraub Charles Yarbrough Marvin Zelkowitz Thomas Witmer So I need a new lab coat. if!;- : il 1 1 llT IWl Home, sweet Home . . . fo r the bachelor M-I ' S. Medicine 10 123 iL. • jUtH I ' m sorry Ben but I just don ' t have a hairy chest You say you missed your hair appointment Zh 6 ' Code-Blue ' s hitching post 124 Anything to please Dad 125 School of Dentistry rj DR. HARRY LYONS, Dean, School c5f Dentistry 128 SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY OFFICERS Jody Wimberly, Pres. Edward Ross, Vice-Pres. STUDENT DENTAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Jim Glore, Pres. James Adams, Vice-Pres. Bob Oswald, Treas.-Sec. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right Owen Graves, Historian Jody Wimberly, Pres. Keith Walker, Treas. Ron Smith, V ce-Pres. Dentistry 1 61 Graduation is an experience and an accomp- lishment. It is a time of joy and relief. Each of us met the challenge in his own way . . . some were hardened, some tempered, some fell by the wayside, while others remained impervious. Will we ever forget the recent days of numbing frustration, satisfaction, depression, immense joy, desperation, and sarcasm? Lest we forget . . . Gross lab with Klondar ' s brilliant perianal dissections . . . complement fixation ... the great neuroanatomy squirrel shoot . . . Duncodont . . . motel parties . . . the bathroom raider . . . the slump test . . . your anatomy number ... the T.V. demonstration following the angry 5 lb. bag of sugar ... Dr. Burke ' s acute hearing . . . Sol ' s shirt-tie combina- tions . . . Funi ' s . . . Sunt Ours ... the Kraski award ... the RCH ... the skull quiz . . . Mother and staph aureus . . . physiological vapors dur- ing the physiology final . . . Spoto and the green soap . . . Ou-poops crew cut . . . S.R. ' s Hour of Dissection in Gross lab . . . WHAP . . dressing for C B lab . . . the Flash . . . shaving cream . . . Fitzhugh clamp . . . the British man- ner of prosthetic swiftness . . . chart checks . . . sacks of wheat DO NOT Give Penicillin ... the lOO ' s on the operative final . . . orthodontic consultations . . . Captain Cathode . . . What ' s the question. Doctor? . . . the left-handed Ford . . . ooh . . . Doktah . . . tidying up the lounge . . . Sullimental grooves per capital . . . the southeastern distribution for Cepacol . . . Big Red ' s room and board with a view . . . Maason and Newsooome . . . oold Tom . . . the moon shot by the Laburnum Gemini twins, Frenchy and Hurtin ' . . . pizza . . . Tumor Bored . . . Rooounds . . . Freida ' s All-American team . . . progress reports . . . sleeping in P of M . . . didactic gas warfare ... the Wednesday morn- ing attendance reports . . . C.R. ' s class iV silicates . . . music lessons ... 4: 1 5 temporaries . . . the 11:15-11:45-3:15-3:45 breaks for a short beer or something . . . Good days . . . bad days. They all somehow managed to see us through. So now we begin. 130 DONALD EDWARD ADAMS Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond Psi Omega, Basketball; Softball; Student A.D.A. IRA ROBERT ALPERIN Shelden, New York University of Florida, B.S. Alpha Omega; X-Ray, Photography Editor 3, Volleyball; Basketball; Student A.D.A. HUBERT COLEMAN BAKER Timmonsville, South Carolina Clemson College Psi Omega; Social Committee, 4; Honor Council, 4; Softball; Basketball; Student A.D.A. GARY RACH BANG Staunton, Virginia University of Richmond, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta; Student A.D.A. JAMES GERALD BAUGHCOME Spartanburg, South Carolina Wofford College, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta. Senior Page 4; Student A.D.A. RONALD ADRIAN BAUGHMAN Palatka, Florida University of Florida, B.A. Student A.D.A. PRESTON HAROLD BEATTIE Hartsville, South Carolina Wofford College, B.S. Psi Omega; Softball; Student A.D.A. KEITH STUART BLEVINS Arlington, Virginia Hope College, B.A. Sigma Zeta; Volleyball; Softball; Student A.D.A. ' STEVEN DONALD BOLICK Hickory, North Carolina Lenoir Riiyne College elta Sigma Delta ELMO BOWEN,-JR. Halifax, Virginia William and Mary, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta, Treasurer, 4; Volleyball Basketball; Softball; Student A.D.A. KENNETH DARRELL BOWMAN Port Republic, Virginia Bridgewater College, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta, Scribe 4; Basketball; Soft- ball; Volleyball; Student A.D.A. HENRY PLOWDEN BOZARD Manning, South Carolina Wofford College, B.S. ,i Omega, 2, 3, 4; Student A.D.A. JOSEPH ELI BRANTLEY Columbia, South Carolina University of South Carolina Psi Omega; Student A.D.A., GEORGE ALLEN BROOKS Columbia, South Carolina University of South Carolina i Omega; Basketball; Softball; Student A.D.A. The dents and friends Dentistry can be fun— for everyone but the poor patient! 132 V BERNARD ANDREW BROWN Raleigh, North Carolina Atlantic Christian College, B.S. Psi Omega; Softball; Student A.D.A. BOBBY DEAN BURNETTE Gretna, Virginia Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Psi Omega; Basketball; Softball; Student A.D.A. JOSEPH CARY BRYANT New Canton, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Softball; Student A.D.A. JOHN ANTHONY BUSCIGLIO Tampa, Florida University of Florida, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Sigma Zeta; Student A.D.A. ALAN IRWIN BURCH Arlington, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Alpha Omega, Treasurer 3, President 4; Class Social Chairman 2; Student A.D.A. JAMES LYNN CARROLL Largo, Florida University of Florida, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Baseball; Student Dentistry 1 61 Out, out, bad tooth! LEE M. CASLER Harbour Island, Florida University of Miami, B.S. Alpha Omega; Student A.D.A. ANTHONY LLOYD COLASANTO Alexandria, Virginia Georgetown University LaSalle College, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta; Student A.D.A. HARRY STEPHEN CONN Newport News, Virginia University of Virginia Alpha Omega; Student A.D.A. CHARLES D. COX Spartanburg, South Carolina Furman University, B.A. Psi Omega; Student A.D.A. JAMES LLOYD CUMBEY Bennettsvilie, South Carolina Clemson College, B.S. Psi Omega; Softball; Social Chairmar 3; Student A.D.A. CHARLES DANIEL DEAN, II Summerville, South Carolina Wofford College, B.S. Psi Omega; Softball; Basketball; Psi Oi ega. Treasurer 4; Student Council 3, 4; N.I.H. Fellow nip 3, 4; A.D. Williams Scholarship 4; Student A.D.A. 134 THOMAS DUKE EDWARDS Montgomery, Alabama Washington and Lee University, B.S. Psi Omega; Editor, Psi Omega 3; Basketball 1 Volleyball, softball I, 2, 3, 4; Student A.D.A. CHARLES EDWARD EHLE Fairfax, Virginia American University, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Student A.D.A. Dentistry! 61 CARL STEVEN FRIEDMAN Hollywood, Florida University of Florida Alpha Omega; Sigma Zeta; N.I.H. Fellowship 3; American Cancer Society Pathology Award 2; Stu- dent A.D.A. DICK DOUGLAS GARDNER Abingdon, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Softball; Student A.D.A. WILLIAM MARK GARES, JR. Hampton, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Softball 3, 4; Volleyball 1 4; Student A.D.A. ROGER E. GIBSON Tavares, Florida Wofford College, B.S. Basketball, Softball I, 2, 3, 4; Student A.D.A. JAMES WINFIELD GLORE Lakeland, Florida Florida State University, B.A. Psi Omega; Alpha Sigma Chi; Softball 1, 2; Hon Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student A.D.A. Vice-President Student A.D.A. President 4; Student A.D.A. BOBBY GENE GORE Loris, South Carolina The Citadel, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Student A.D.A. DANIEL EDWARD GRABEEL Bluefield, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; President, Delta Sigma Delta Basketball, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student A.D.A. OWEN DAUGHTREY GRAVES Lacey Springs, Virginia University of Virginia Alpha Sigma Chi; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Histori 3, 4; Student ADA. 135 T r HARBERT SCOTT GREGORY CHARLES ROGERS HARRIS, JR. RALPH WILSON HAYWOOD Quincy, Florida Richmond, Virginia Chesapeake, Virginia Southwestern, B.A. N.C. State University V.P.I., B.S. Old Dominion College, B.A. Student A.D.A. Student A.D.A.; Psi Omega; Softball; Volleyball. Student A.D.A. DAVID FREDRIC HELSEL ROBERT EDGAR HELTZEL, JR. ANTHONY ALFRED Stamford, Connecticut Richmond, Virginia HEMINGWAY University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Hampden-Sydney College Georgetown, S.C. Delta Sigma Delta; Student A.D.A. ; Basketball. Psi Omega; Student A.D.A.; Basketball; Softball. Wofford College, A.B. Psi Omega; Class Historian, 1, 2; Stu- dent A.D.A., Sec.-Treas.; Social Com- mittee. Sixteen . . . seventeen . . . Dean who? ' 136 r. fv% DONALD WAYNE HUNT Gaffney, South Carolina University of South Carolina Psi Omega, Pres. 4; Sigma Zela, 3, 4; N.I.H. Fellow- ship 3, 4; A.D, Williams Award 2; Social Committee 3; Student A.D. A.; Softball. JOHN JOSEPH LACY, JR. Richmond, Virginia Virginia Military Institute, B.A. Psi Omega; Student A.D. A. JAMES ALLEN McELVEEN Olanta, South Carolina University of South Carolina Psi Omega 3, 4; Student Council I, 2; S A.D. A.; Basketball; Softball. CHARLES WILLIAM McGAHEE Columbia, South Carolina University of South Carolina Social Committee 3; Psi Omega; Student A.D. A. Dentistry 61 D.A. changes roles. 137 w i w n STANLEY WATSON AAcGHEE Arlington, Virginia University of Virginia Student A.D.A.; Softball I, 2, 3, 4; Basketba 1, 2; GEORGE S. PARSONS Georgetown, South Carolina University of South Carolina Delta Sigma Delta; Student A.D.A. THOMAS J. AAILEWSKI Huntington, West Virginia Marshall University, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta 3, 4; Student A.D.A. PAUL EDWARD PETERS, JR. Gainesville, Florida University of Florida, B.S. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Dentistry 1 61 ROBERT EDISON OSBON Aiken, South Carolina Wofford College, B.S. Sigma Zero, Vice-Pres.; Visiting Lec- turers Committee; Religious Activities Committee; Student A.D.A.; Basketball; Softball. CARMINE ANTHONY PRIORE Miami, Florida University of Miami, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Interfraternity Council 2, 3, 4; Sec- Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Student A.D.A.; Na- tional Science Foundation Fellowship 2, 3; Softball 2, 3, 4. Strong back, weak teeth. ■ ' TV , ' f l BENJAMIN OWEN RAVENEL, JR. Charleston, South Carolina Presbyterian College College of Charleston i Omega; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I; Stu HOLMAN CALVIN RAWLS, III Virginia Beach, Virginia Hampden-Sydney College, B.S. i Omega; Student A.D.A. ALAN BARRY RICHTER North Miami Beach, Florida University of Florida Sigma Zeta; Student A.D.A. GERALD BLAS ROQUE Tampa, Florida University of Florida, B.S. Psi Omega; Basketball; Softball; Student A.D.A. SOL MARTIN SCHWARTZ Surfside, Florida Emory University University of Miami Alpha Omega; Student A.D.A. HARVEY FITZGERALD SELDEN Highland Springs, Virginia Hampden-Sydney College, B.S. Psi Omega; Student A.D.A. Ps LOUIS E. SHEPARD, JR. St. Stephen, South Carolina Wofford College, B.S. Omega; Basketball 3, 4; Student A.D.A. DENNIS M. SMITH Cincinnati, Ohio Duke University, A.B. Psi Omega; Basketball; Softball; A.D.A. Dentistry 61 139 RONALD WAYNE SMITH Greenville, South Carolina University of South Carolina Psi Omega; Alpha Sigma Chi; Basketball, vol- leyball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Psi Omega Vice-President 3, Secretary 4; Class Vice-President 3, 4; Student A.D.A. MARSHALL DOUGLAS SPOTO Tampa, Florida University of Florida, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Volleyball, softball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Student A.D.A. CONLEY TRIGG SNIDOW Spartanburg, South Carolina Wofford College, B.A. ega; Basketball; Student A.D.A. DAVID WASHINGTON STONE, JR. Charleston, South Carolina College of Charleston Student A.D.A. PETER B. SOBEL Miami, Florida University of Florida, A. A., B.A. Alpha Omega; Student A.D.A. FRED BERNARD THOMAS, III Newport Nevi ' s, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Student A.D.A. Tumor bored. 140 Dentistry 61 Jf I i f PAUL ROGER Van OSTENBERG St. Petersburg Florida University of Southern Florida, A. A., B.A. Sigma Zeta; Student A.D.A. WALTER KEITH WALKER Laurens, South Carolina Furman University, B.S. Psi Omega; Alpha Sigma Chi; Basketball, Softball I, 2, 3, 4; Cla ■ 3, 4; Student A.D.A. WILLARD WILLIAM WENTZ Danville, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Psi Omega; Sigma Zeta; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 3; Student Council 1, 2; Student A.D.A. JOSEPH WESLEY WIMBERLY, JR. Bowman, South Carolina Wofford College, B.S. Alpha Sigma Chi; Class President I, 2, 3, 4; Presi- dent, School of Dentistry 4; Vice-President, MCV Student Body 4; Chairman, Honor Council 4; Social Committee I; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student A.D.A. HENRY PATTERSON WORRELL Marion, South Carolina Wofford College, B.S. Psi Omega; Alpha Sigma Chi; Class Treasurer 1, 2; President, Alpha Sigma Chi 4; Student A.D.A. SANDRA RICHARDSON YARBROUGH Tampa, Florida University of Florida, A. A. Student A.D.A. Dentistry 1 61 141 CLYDE NORMAN CARROLL, JR. Portsmouth, Virginia Old Dominion College, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Student A.D.A.; Basketball, Softball. LLOYD MALCOLM GORDON Columbia, South Carolina University of South Carolina Psi Omega; A.D.A. EDWARD F. ROSS, JR. Virginia Beach, Virginia Lynchburg College, B.S. Psi Omega; Student A.D.A.; School Secretary 4; Student Council 3, 4. Just trim it, buddy. 142 Playing oral surgeon. You lied to me, it did too hurt. Ready, Aim, Fire. I ' m glad came back. 143 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS left to right Bob Kirkman, Treasurer Charles Zaglin, President John Sawickl, Sec.-l-listorian Buster Woodruff, V. President 9 Dentistry 68 fl •«i K f v K . m l ' ! ' ' ■ W ■-,- Ib_ ' ' ' Richard Abrahamian James Adams Glen Alexander Frank Brown ' W Hlpir ' Peter Browne Steve Burch Steve Chase Chris Christian Henry Clemons Jim Crockett John Dalness Dave Edmondson Frank Falls Bobby Fernandez Dave Francis Jim Gilbert Julian Gills Artie Click Marshall Gordon O. B. Hash Richard Hayes Larry Hensley Lanny Hinson John Hodge Ed Howe Mike Hunter Jerry Jenkins Dalton Keith Bob Kirkman Andy Lasley Jeff Levin Jerry Levy Dentistry 68 145 Casey Lindahl Dean McKinney Larry Miller Marshall Miller Sam Napoli Bill Overcash James Pauley Harry Piaster Robert Reid Fred Renick Wyatt Richardson Mike Riddle I W - P II f) 1 V I ' ll see you one amalgam and raise you one impression. 146 Tommy Riley Richard Ruble Harvey Sargent John Sawicki John Semones Bobby Shannon Harvey Silverman Bill Simpson Tom Spillers Roland Stecher Russell Street Ronald Tankersley Dentistry 68 Where did that cotton roll go? Don ' t you know the difference between HCI and MOD? 147 Jack Thompson Jeff Topf Pete Trager Tony Traynham E. J. Vaught Byron Verkauf Bruce Watterson 7 ' ■ r% - ' •1 f V t. Dentistry 1 68 So who ' s looking at her eefh, already? 148 Leslie Webb Bill Webb y MarkWinnick Buster Woodruff Neil Wyss Charles Zaglin Uncle Charlie. 149 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Charles Harmon, Honor Council; Ronnie Brown, V. President; Hayden Allen, Secretary-Treasurer; Asa Lee, President. Dentistry 69 Hayden Allen Bill Armentrout Martin Baloff Irwin Becker Barry Behrens Fred Bell Cornel Berry Bob Bethea tfW 150 Andy Bishop Sheldon Blum Jim Borovay Rod Bronson Larry Brooks Ronnie Brown S. W. Brown Fred Chairsell Jerry Clarke Mat Cohl Donald Day Russ DeCarlo John Doley Hugh Dowdy Howard Duchon Jerry Duckor John Eby Dave Edwards Eric Foretich Rawley Fuller Charles Gary Paul Giorgetti Chuck Glenn Allen Gustin Charles Harmon Sandy Heard Van Horton Carl Johnson Fred Johnson Jim Kail David Kiger Phil Kohn Dave Kovach Asa Lee Barry Matthews Bruce AAcNeely 152 Ed Nacht Bob Oswald Al Padgett Steve Parel Dentistry 69 Bill Parks Jim Pascia John Philips Paul Plasky Spence Pugh Tom Ranson Drake Regent John Repass Making impressions . . . brings back memories of mud pies. Orthodontics? Roentgenology? Principles of Med? John Ricks George Shuert Paul Simons Ted Smith John Sootin John Spolski Joe Straub Bill Sweeney Dentistry 69 Now some grooves for Reynolds. 154 John Tarver Danny Thomas Mike Trahos Bill Turner Joe Valenti Dave Webster Dick Wilson Ed Woodman Tom Wright Why did they teach us that? FRESHMAN DENTAL CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Benjamin Foster, Pres.; Robert Vandersdall, Vice-Pres.; Allen Sundin, Historian; Anton Papierniak, Sec-Treas. Dentistr y llO John Agar Leroy Alford Ralph Anderson Ted Bachas David Barnes Richard Barnes 156 Danny Boyd James Bradshaw Donald Brown Thomas Burris Richard Caldwel Don Cherry Joseph Chicurel Orrin Clifton Geoffrey Bushway Curtis Crowder Harry Davis John Delk Robert Dickstein Hugh Douglas Sam English Benjamin Foster Kenneth Gibson Walter Gold Mark Goldman Jack Green William Gregory Jeffery Harris Ronald Herbert John Hilton 157 John Fedison Marvin Glover Joseph Hoffart Irwin Hurwitz Cecil Johnson Arthur Kapit Warren Karesh G. V. Black said to clean what toilet? 158 George Kirchner J. B. Kirkland Larry Lavi ' son Jeffrey Lewis Thomas Littrell Robert Mackie Robert Martin Wilfred McCall Gwyn McCutchen Richard AAcGuffin Jon McRae Raymond AAeade What lungs!! 159 Howard Mendelsohn Elliott Motley Raymond Niles Anton Papierniak W. B. Perkinson Ashton Pond John Ragsdale Dennis Raitt Robert Roe Mark Romer Earl Rubis Robert Simons k ii . The Men From Dental Lab. 160 L r y ' Lanford Slaughter William Stevens Allan Sundin George Tawes Robert Tawes Dennis Trupkin Robert Vanarsdall Seaborn Wade Dentistry 1 10 Stephen Wayner Peter Wells Wayne Whitley Steven Wolf One ' s best end up. A question of semantics. li !i i| I I wonder if Hell ' s Angels need a Molar mechanic. Shaffer, Hine, or Levy? See, kiddies; this is the evil that Mr. Tooth Decay can do. The Pepsi for lunch bunch. L! - — -—■ frt I 1 . s r A dent ' s life is not all bad. V V;- i::= ' - ' ' - «% % , i - Xr ' ' % ,-.: My class ' had forty-three per cent more birdies. 163 School of Pharmacy 165 DR. WARREN E. WEAVER, Dean, School of Pharmacy 166 SCHOOL OF PHARMACY OFFICERS Danny Counts, Pres.; Lucy Townsend, Sec.-Treas. ALPHA-VPHA OFFICERS Leff fo r ghi, Robert Pyles, Steven Scarbrough, Carey Gordon, John Courtney, John Tabb, Dr . Milton Neuroth. 5 ■ H ■ . L-v- V r B H r i l 1 4 lra ' T ' r V H H 4R I Ik I I mmkl n «� H Hf! ' ' 1 H BmE ' dM J, ' ■ ■ 1 Hi , J H H H P % m b %«,- , H kir , K 1 wT Mi 1 M fl H 1 L V- - ■I H H H Rr Jl TM B w BBKliif TTi HM ■k- ' r H l l H l rv , H 1 J B MM ' ' Kv V v B H P Lr ' H H H hI9P ' 4 1 Br€ - H V ' ' - ' b l l l Hw P � — H kV 9 ■ ' ' � H l H J B i H l ■ ' ; H % KT H I H ! B 1 W ' ' S- 1 W . ■: I Br is fl H ' H H L H H slHI ■ 1 n.1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right, Edwin Smith, Vice-Pres.; Jim Bailey, Honor Council Rep.; Virginia Clark, Sec.; Roger Akers, Athletic Rep.; Ginger Stee le, Treas.; Donald Mowles, Historian; Seated, Bill Merchant, Pres. Pharmacy 67 Four years of MCV . . . four years of many emo- tions . . . four long years . . . Freshman year . . . the year of introduction of things to come . . . the stories . . . the rumors . . . got locks . . . pearls and more pearls . . . Resumes (English majors?) . . . Saturday morning Physics demonstrations . . . finally Sophomores . . . many new faces . . . many faces no longer here . . . our first real pharmacy courses . . . aliquots, alligation, and divide by the N.F. . . . benzene rings and CH-, . . . Cats, dogfish, sharks, Frogs . . . will it never end? . . . the Junior year . . . fewer faces . . . long nights set in . . . coffee, cigarettes and more coffee, cigarettes . . . work, work . . . Periwinkle plants . . . jet set . . . supposi- tories . . . U.S. P. Pigeons . . . DIGITALIS! . . . Super Rat . . . Hey, troops . . . white lab coats at least eight days a week . . . will it never end? . . . second quarter . . . almost Seniors . . . Hey, Bedros! . . . dogs and more dogs . . . Ya! . . . cutting and past- ing 302 . . . Bless Xerox! . . . the Egyptian Building at 9:00 a.m. . . . bacteria and viruses . . . eyestrain! . . . Dispensing— five hours of lecture a week . . . q.s. in the bottle . . . family record cards ... Dr. who? . . . we ' re there— Seniors at last . . . Seniors don ' t flunk? . . . more benzene rings . . . faster than the speed of sound . . . drugs and more drugs . . . Bless Xerox! . . . medical emergencies . . . more facts . . . we ' re getting there . . . we ' ve done it . . . four years at MCV . . . four long years . . . we re- spect you MCV. 168 DOUGLAS KERAAIT AGREE Gate City, Virginia East Tennessee State University APhAVPhA, 2, 3, 4, GEORGE ROGER AKERS Lynchburg, Virginia Lynchburg College APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Psi, First Vice-Regent, 4, Vice-Satrap, Province III, 4; Hall Patrol, 3, 4; Class Athletic Representative, 3, 4. BOBBY JAY BAILEY Norfolk, Virginia Livingstone College APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4. JAMES ALVIN BAILEY, JR. Petersburg, Virginia Hampden-Sydney College APhA-VPhA, I, 2, 3, 4; Phi Delta Chi, Secretary, President, 4; Honor Council Representative, 2, 3, 4, JULIAN RONALD BECK Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke College APhA-VPhA. HERMAN BAER BLOOM Richmond, Virginia Richmond Professional Institute MELVIN DOUGLAS BRANNAN Richmond, Virginia ALLEN NEAL BUTTERFIELD Richmond, Virginia Richmond Professional Institute APhA-VPhA. 169 Jf PAULA JANE CAMPBELL Charleston, West Virginia Morris Harvey College Kappa Epsilon Chaplain, 3. THEODORE ANDREW CAVACOS Baltimore, Maryland George Washington University, A. A. APhA-VPhA, 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM RICHARD CHANEY Nev; ' fx rf News, Virginia Old Dominion College Kappa Psi; Student Council, 2; VPhA-APhA , 2, 3, 4; Softball. LINWOOD LEE CHILDRESS Colonial Heights, Virginia Richard Bland College, A.A. APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4; Tour Committee; Visiting Lecturer ' s Committee; Volleyball. DONNA LEE CLARK Fieldale, Virginia Mary Washington College Sigma Zeta; Rho Chi, Sec. 4; Kappa Epsilon, Sec. 3; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4. DANNY LEE COUNTS Abington, Virginia East Tennessee State, King College Kappa Psi; Class President, 3; Pharmacy School President, 4; Student Council Treasurer, 4; APhA- VPhA, Treas. 3; Basketball; Softball. WILLIAM EDWIN CUNDIFF Danville, Virginia Central Wesleyan College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute APhA-VPhA; Basketball; Softball. JOEL ELLIOTT DAVIDS Richmond, Virginia Richmond Polytechnic Institute B.S. APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4. 170 JAMES WILLARD DAVIS Amelia, Virginia University of Richmond APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4; Rho Chi, President, 4; Piii Delta Chi, Secretary, 4; Sigma Zeta, 3, 4. PHILLIP RANDOLPH DAVIS Carrollton, Virginia Emory and Henry College APhA-VPhA, Vice-President, 3; Kappa Psi, Secre- tary, 3, Treasurer of Province III, 3, 4; Rho Chi, Vice-President, 4; Sigma Zeta, Treasurer, 4 Student Government Representative, 3, 4. GORDON BURNLEY EUBANK, JR. Chase City, Virginia Virginia Military Institute APhA-VPhA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Psi; Basketball, 2, 4. ROBERT HENRY GARDINER, 111 Richmond, Virginia MARY ELLEN GARRETT Chase City, Virginia Mary Washington College Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Zeta CAREY BLAIR GORDON Orange, Virginia Mary Washington College APhA-VPhA, Secretary, 4; Kappa Epsilon, 2, 3, Alpha Sigma Chi, 3, 4; Sigma Zeta, secretary, Interfraternity Council, Secretary, 3; Class Se( tary, 1, 2; School of Pharmacy Social Committ Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Visiting Lecturer ' s Comr tee, 3; Tour Committee, 2, 3. JAMES DONALD GREGG Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond APhA-VPhA; Phi Delta Chi; Softba 171 i ANDREW WILLIAM GUNN, JR. ¥ Richmond, Virginia r m. f University of Richmond iMk Kappa Psi; Basketball; SoftbaM. IPf NABIL ANTOINE HABRA yk ' Beirut, Lebanon E- ' French Faculty of Pharmacy, m Beirut, Lebanon. Phi Delta Chi; APhA-VPhA, 1, 2, 3, 4. V LARRY JOE HARTING Bristol, Tennessee Carson-Newman College Phi Delta Chi, Sergeant at Arms, Intra-Fraternity Council, 4; Tour Coi VPhA 2, 3, 4; Basl etball; Softball. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; nmittee 2; APhA- EVERETTE KENNETH HAWLEY Christiansburg, Virginia University of Richmond Kappa Psi, Third Vice Rege InterFraternity Council, Pres. Hail Patrol 2, 3, 4; Softball. 4; Pharmacy School APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4; Would you believe the striking resemblance? VIRGINIA TUCKER CLARK Salem, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Kappa Epsilon, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, 4; Class Secretary, 3, 4; APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4. What dirt? I thought that was powder. LARRY LEE HEATH New Bern, North Carolina A. KATHRINE HENDRICK THOMSON Richmond, Virginia Richmond Professional Institute JAMES MICHAEL HESTER Portsmouth, Virginia University of North Carolina APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4. SUE ANN HOLLOW AY Chatham, Virginia University of Tennessee Kappa Epsilon; APhA-VPhA. PRISCILLA MAY HULBERT Lynchburg, Virginia Longwood College Kappa Epsilon; APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4. ANDREW CARSON JOHNSON, JR. Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond Class Treasurer, 1; Class President, 2; Phi Delta Chi, 2, 3, 4; APhA-VPhA, 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL NELL LAMBDIN Franklin, Virginia Marjorie Webster Junior College JUDITH DARE LILLARD Madison, Virginia Lynchburg, College Kappa Epsilon, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3; APhA-VPhA, 1, 2, 3, 4. 173 r It RICHARD DeWAYNE MARTIN Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke College VPhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Psi Chaplain, 3, Convention Delegate, 3; Honor Council, I, 2; Pharmacy Inter-Fraternity Council, 3; B.S.U,, 2. DONALD LUTHER MOWLES Highland Springs, Virginia Chowan College APhA-VPhA; Phi Delta Chi; Sigma Zeta. ' V V STEWART ROBERT MASTERS Winchester, Virginia Randolph-Macon College APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, A; Kappa Psi; MCV So Committee, 2; Hall Patrol, 2, 3, 4; Softball, 2, 4; Basketball, 2, 4. TALMAGE THOMAS MUSGROVE, III Petersburg, Virginia Richard Bland College APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4; Softball. WILLIAM FEWELL MERCHANT Manassas, Virginia College of William and Mary APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pre; dent, 4; MCV Commencement Comm tee, 4; Hall Patrol, I, 2, 3, 4; Softba 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES DALLAS NEAL Liberty, North Carolina Wake Forest College Kappa Psi; Softball. Let me lick the beater! Industrial arts is a fun course. 174 HENRY BRODERICK PACK Appomattox, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic institute, B.S. APhA-VPhA; Kappa Psi; Softball; Basketball. DONALD WAYNE RAWLINGS Richmond, Virginia Duke University APhA-VPhA 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER CLAYTON ROBINSON Hillsville, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute APhA-VPhA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Psi; Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4; Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM RUSSELL RODGERS, JR. Lawrenceville, Virginia Randolph-Macon College APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4; Kappa Psi, Historian, 3, Regent, MILES CURTIS SAUNDERS Jarratt, Virginia William and Mary Class Pres., ], Tour Committee 3, 4, Co-Chair 4; Hall Patrol; APhA-VPhA. CHARLES F. SCHORMAN, JR. Hampton, Virginia Ashland Junior College Christopher Newport College APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM THOMAS SHANER Richlands, Virginia Virginia Military Institute, B.A. APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Psi, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HAROLD SHAVER Lewisburg, West Virginia Marshall University APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4; Phi Delta Chi, Corresponding Secretary, 3, Alumni Liason, 4; Softball, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 4. 175 NELSON LEE SHOWALTER Broadway, Virginia Eastern Mennonite College APhA-VPhA. STEVEN LYNN SILVERMAN Newport News, Virginia Old Dominion College, A. A. APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4; Phi Delta Chi; Volleyba Basketball. EDWIN ELMORE SMITH, JR. Brodnax, Virginia Richard Bland College APhA-VPhA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Psi; President, 4; Hall Patrol, 2, 3, 4; Softball, GINGER LYNN STEELE Abingdon, Virginia Longwood, College Kappa Epsilon, 4; Class Treasurer, 4. DAVID BRUCE STEFFEN Sandston, Virginia University of Richmond Phi Delta Chi; APhA-VPhA. PHILIP DOUGLAS STONE Richmond, Virginia Richard Bland College Richmond Professional Institute JAMES KEITH THOMSON Richmond, Virginia Louisburg, College APhA-VPhA. J. W. PETE TOLLEY Christiansburg, Virginia David Lipscomb College APhA-VPhA, , 2, 3, 4, 5; Pharmacy School Socii Committee, 4; Head of Country Music, 1, 2, 3, 4, f LUCY KATE TOWNSEND Colonial Heights, Virginia University of Cincinnati APhAA PhA, Secretary, 3; Kappa Epsi- lon. Chaplain, 2, Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Rho Chi, Historian, 4; Alpha Sigma Chi, Secretary, 4; Sigma Zela, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer, Sctiool of Pharmacy, 4; Class Treasurer, 2, 3; Visiting Lecturers Committee, 2, 3; X-Ray Staff, 4. BERNARD WEISS Richmond, Virginia JO ANNE WADE Nevi port News, Virginia Mary Washington College APhA-VPhA; Kappa Epsilon. PHINEHAS LEATH WOOD Richmond, Virginia College of William and Mary Kappa Psi; Student Council Representative. V i WILLIAM THOMAS WALKER Chase City, Virginia College of William and Mary Kappa Psi, Treasurer, 3; Class Vice President, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; APhA-VPhA, 2, 3, 4. FRANKLIN DELLANO YANCEY Clarksville, Virginia Ferrum Junior College Athletic Representative, , 2; Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Please pass the butter. I ' d better not tell them who did the cooking. 77 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Boyd Clements, Treas.; Madison Cummings, Pres.; Janis Croes, Student Council; Peggy Maddex, Historian; Chuck Hutcheson, Vice President. t Robert Allen Ralph Bailey Joan Black George Brittle Jerry Clary Boyd Clements Edwin Clements Linda Cohen Luke Coukos John Courtney, III Janis Croes Russell Cummings, Jr. Peggy Daniels John Elko Charles Engle Stephanie Fajans Jacqueline Faribault Irvin Fentress Roger Foutz Martin Freedman Robert Garland Thomas George William Gerrard John Gill Daniel Hancock Harold Haraway Sydney Hardy Edward Harris James Hawks Wendell Haynie Chris Helfert Charles Hutcheson Martha Kessel David Kirby George Knott Richard Lakes Pharmacy 68 179 Thomas Lee Linda McDaniel James McKenney Margaret Maddex Judy Morris Horace Moses Thomas Orange Anita Osborne Ronald Pack Robert Powell Ralph Pyles Diana Rakes Philip Richard Fabian Roberts Roney Rogers Jean Saine Pharmacy 68 I see a Bio test coming up. One U.S. P. pigeon egg and one A P carrot. 7 r V can ' t find anything In this north room! Lumps, Lumps, go away! Steve Scarbrough Cherry Sung Mike Thompson Fred Shutico John Tabb Robert Tisdale Jeff Smith Jane Taylor Danny Walls Dena Southern Martin Taylor James Wharton Lee Stanton Robert Taylor David Williamson 181 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Randy Jones, Treas.; Joann Morgan, Sec.; George Armstrong, Pres.; Brenda Oakes, Historian; Danny Brown, Vice-Pres. Benjamin Allen Harold Anderson George Armstrong Archer Baskerville d.. iLd Pierre Beck Glenn Blevins Linda Briggs Michael Bromley Earl Brown Wayne Brown Margaret Bull Thomas Burgess x tA 182 Charles Clark Stephen Cohen Everett Cox William Deans Roger Domby Donald Edmunds Randolph Eley Joseph Evans Thomas Evans Gail Fields Thomas Fitzgerald Thomas Flax Samuel Flory Thomas Fox William Garnett Kenneth Hall Leonard Harris Vivian Harris Charles Herndon Carolyn Hurt Robert Ingram Hal Johnson Francis Jones Paul Keene 183 Howard Kramer Judy Lifland Howard Linas Ruediger Luethy Howard AAacDonald Claude Magee Thomas AAajette Thomas AAathews Joanne Milan Dwight Miller Joann Morgan Richard Moss Hunter Murphey George Noe Brenda Oakes Joe Patrick Ron Perry John Plantz Milton Rose Joseph Russo 4 . AM. « ft David Shanahan 184 .s-ir Dean Warden Benny Wilkerson Donald Workman Pharmacy 69 m Robert Simmer Dennis Stanley Richard Stansbury Joseph Suarez Robert latum LeRoy Taylor Jack Thomson William Tiffany Nancy Traynham Sonya Traylor Roy Trull Nancy Wade Left, right . . . right, oops or three-tenths? Was that six-tenths If I have to repeat one more organic lab! 185 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Peter Gregores, Pres.; Ellie H Hunter, Historian; Terry Towler, Treas.; David Ringley, Vice-Pres. Pharmacy 70 Glen Abernathy Ronald Abernathy Clarence Bain, Jr. Ronald Bales Glen Cameron Charles Corder, Jr. Sharon Gauthier Peter Gregores 186 h£lt Zane Grey Shelby Hilton, Jr. Ellie Hunter Stefan Kostyniuk Edward Kromer Jeffrey McDermott David Martell Joseph Martin Gerald AAinix Malcolm Pace Kelvin Parker Genie Richardson 187 David Ringley Linda Shouse James Thompson Terry Towler Charles Wall, III William Whitley, Elaine Woods Jesse Zedd Pharmacy 70 Sure, we ' re studying our physics . . . that ' s an omega. Someone should tell her . . The Noble Prize for Chemistry goes to But I ordered it two years ago! Working for, and Well, if the answer was ' true ' last year, we ' ll say it ' s ' false ' this year. Waiting for grades 189 It ' s Super Student! A game of bridge. Can we at least be friends? Let ' s see, it says here that gomisch means .4 p ft-l «l ■ School of Nursing 193 DR. DORIS B. YINGLING, Dean, School of Nursing 194 SCHOOL OF NURSING OFFICERS Left to right. Donna Burner, Sec.; Jay Holdren, Pres.; Martha Moody, Treas. SPONSORS Left to rigtit, Miss Mary Coulson and Miss Faith Hohloch STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION Left to rigtit, Judy Gills, Lois Caldwell, Marlene Roberts, Nancy Dawson, Peggy Winal ki i •■ . .?; ' , Senior Class Officers: left to right, Jarie Scoff, Pres.; Nancy Bitner, Vice-Pres.; Judy Bradsher, Treas.; Linda Coble, Sec. Nursmg 67 FOUR YEARS AT AACV . . . Memories Misery Was . . . counting fruit flies . . . firedrills at 1:30 A.M. . . . blue uniforms . . . rabbit lab . . . losing your last dime in the Pepsi machine . . . spending two summers in Randolph-Minor . . . the MCN com- puter . . . getting up at 6:00 A.M. . . . eating on the meal plan ... a C plus ... a conscience when you ' re trying to oversleep . . . interactions . . . care plans ... a home visit in the cold, freez- ing rain . . . running out of typing paper at 3 A.M. ... an empty mailbox . . . sitting in the dorm on a Saturday night . . . cleaning test tubes . . . lab practicals . . . essay exams . . . counting fats and carbohydrates . . . learning to give injections to each other . . . having a patient miss the bed- pan . . . evaluations ... a run in your last pair of white hose . . . having roaches in your room . . . being called a two year old! Happiness Was . . . finding a scrub dress that fit . . . Dr. Cribbs . . . the first day in the hospital ... a white uniform and cap . . . roasting on the roof . . . tray rides in the park .... sleeping . . . THE summer vacation ... a letter . . . finding Pediatrics class . . . finish- ing a paper early . . . seeing a patient go home . . . getting out of class on time ... a care pack- age from home . . . enough dimes to do your wash . . . quarter breaks . . . not eating on the meal plan ... a phone call . . . having Fridays off . . . spending money ... a two hour labor for your MCN patient . . . gym class ... an elective . . . having someone the same size live on your floor ... a clean room ... a black band . . . being ahead in nursing quality points . . . Locky . . . getting back to the dorm at 1 :05 . . . our friends . . . getting our degrees . . . NURSING! 196 SUSAN HUGHES ALEXANDER Falmouth, Virginia House Council, 2, 3. JANET SUZANNE BARKER, R.N. Parkersburg, W. Virginia Associate Degree, MCV Dean ' s Advisory Committee, 4; Freshman MYRA LEWIS BEAM, R.N. Richmond, Virginia University of Virginia NANCY B. BERGER Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg College Richmond Professional Institute Sigma Zeta; Alpha Sigma Chi, Secretary; Student Zeta; Alpha :il Representati Sigma e, 3, 4. NANCY JANE BITNER Richmond, Virginia Class Vice-President, 4; SNA Class Representative, 2, 3; Synapse, 2; House Council, 1, 4; Parent ' s Day Committee Chairman, 2; X-Ray, 4. MARTHA CHISMAN BOOKER Hampton, Virginia SNA, 1; Student Activities Committee, 3; Tour Committee, 2; Social Committee, Co-Chairman, 3, 4, JUDITH ANNE BRADSHER Arlington, Virginia Class Treasurer, 4; SNA, 1, 2, 4; X-Ray, 4; Synapse, 2; Parent ' s Day Committee Chairman, 2; Glee Club, 4; Constitution Revision Committee, 3; Beacon Repre- MARTHA RHYNE BROWNE Cherryville, North Carolina JANET E. BROWNING Richmond, Virginia SNA, 1, 4; House Council 4; Glee Club, Athletic Council, 1. LOIS S. CALDWELL Fincastle, Virginia Bluefield Junior College, A.D. SNA, 2; Representative, 3, 4; BSU, 2, 3; Student Nurse, 3; X-Ray Staff, 3; Parent ' : Committee, 2; Christmas Project Chairma Day CAROL E. BUCKAAAN McLean, Virginia MCV Spring Musical, 2, 3; MCV Tour mittee, 2; X-Ray Staff, 1. MARY ELLEN CARNEY Newport News, Virginia House Council, 3; Glee Club, Librarian 3; Social Chairman, 4; Social Committee, 4; X-Ray Staff, 4; Musical, 3; Parent ' s Day, 2. DONNA JEAN BURNER Hagerstown, Maryland Alpha Sigma Chi, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Zeta, 3, 4; Student Council Repre- sentative, 1, 2; Chaplain, Student As- sociation, 3; Co-Chairman Interfaith Committee, 3, 4; Secretary, Student Association, 4. MARTHA LEE CLOE Fredericksburg, Virginia Glee Club, 4; SNA, 1, 4; BSU, 1, 2, And for our 5th coffee break . Seniors at last . . . need we say more? LINDA LEE COBLE Springfield, Virginia Secretary, MCV Student Council, 4; Secretary, Sr. Class, 4; MCV Student Council Representative, 4; SNA, 1, 4; Synapse, 2; X-Ray Staff, I, 2, 4; Visiting Lectures Series Committee, 2; Parent ' s Day 2- Musical, 3. ROBERTA HEDRICK COCHRANE Richmond, Virginia NATALIE ANN COLEMAN Blackstone, Virginia X-Ray Staff, 4; Synapse, 2; Honor Council, 1; Campus Vespers Choir, 1; Parents Day, Recording Secretary, 2; House Council, 2, 3. NANCY JO DAWSON Falls Church, Virginia SNAV Representative, 4; SNAV, 1, 2, 3, 4; Parents Day, 2. S T The Unfashionable The Fashionable 199 ANNETTE ELAM Bladenboro, North Carolina Limestone College X.Ray Staff, 1; BSU, 1; SNA 1, 2; Tour 1, 2; Freshn 1, 2; Mu al, 1, 2, CAROLYN SUE ETHERIDGE Norfolk, Virginia Class President, 3; Class Vice-President 2; BSU, 1, 2, 3; BSU Program Chairman, 2; Parents Day, Chairman Sophomore Class Section, 2; Senior Breakfast Ccm- JUNE ALANE FAIDLEY Salisbury, Maryland Class President, 1; House President, 3; House Coun- cil, 2; Dean ' s Advisory Council, 2, 3; Student Coun- cil, 1, 3; Curriculum Committee, 4; Parents Day, 2. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH FUGATE Martinsville, Virginia X-Ray Staff, 3, 4; Glee Club, Librarian, 3; Musical, 2, 3; Freshman Orientation, 4. JUDY LEE GOODRICH Wakefield, Virginia Madison College Secretary of Honor Council, 4; Treasurer of Class, 3; SNAV, 4; Honor Code Revision Committee, 4; Senior Breakfast Committee, 3. RUTH ELLEN GORHAM Sandston, Virginia Vice-President Dorm, 3; Sigma Zeta, Glee Club, Sec- retary, 3, Treasurer, 4; Campus Vespers Choir, 1, 2, 3. CAROLE ALICE HACK Bridgeton, New Jersey X-Ray Staff, 2, 3, Editor, 4; Alpha Sigma Chi; BSU, 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-chairman Parents Day, 2; Class Historian, 1. LELIA DIANNE HAGOOD Clover, Virginia Bridgevi ater College Class Historian, 3; BSU, President, 4, Vice-PresI- The swingin faculty combo. Fatigue . . . infectious, debilitating syndrome, endemic in the Senior Class. Nursing! 61 JAMISON HOLDREN Richmond, Virginia College of William and Mary Alpha Sigma Chi; SA President, 4; SA Vice- President, 3; Student Council, 3, 4; Dean ' s Advisory Committee, 4; Musical, 3; MCV Stu- dent Council, 4; SNA, 4. MARY ORLENA LINDAMOOD Forest, Virginia House Council, 4; Campus Vesper ' s Choir, 1, 2, 3; Glee Club, 4; X-Ray Staff, 4; SNA, 2, 4. JUDITH MARIE HOUSTON Durham, North Carolina WINIFRED ANN LANG Washington, D.C. SNA, 1; X-Ray Staff, 4; Synapse Copy Editor, 2; Musical, 2. X-Ray, 4; Musical, 2, 3; Tour Commit tee, 3. CAROL JEAN LOVE Meadows of Dan, Virginia JOYCE ELAINE MILLER Winchester, Virginia Sigma Zeta; SNA, 1, 2; BSU, 1, 2; Campus Ves- per ' s Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 2; X-Ray Staff, 4; Visiting Scholars Committee, 4; Academic Policy Committee, 4. House Council, 4; SNA Representative 2; SNA, 1, 2. DIXIE LEE MOORE Roanoke, Virginia X-Ray Staff, Section Editor, 4; Athletic Chairman, 2; SNA, 1; House Coun- cil, 4. DIANA ROSE PETITT Hampton, Virginia BSU, 1, 2, 3, 4; BSU Mission Study Chairman, 2; BSU Program Chairman, 3; House Council, 2; SNA, 3, 4. LETA PAIGE NOBLES Hopewell, Virginia X-Ray Staff, 4; House Council, 4; Parent ' s Day VERNA ANN PERRY Hertford, North Carolina Comn ■tee, 2. ROSETTA MAY PHLEGAR Forest, Virginia House Council, 4; Glee Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent, 4; Athletic Representative, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Volleyball, 4. House Council, sical Co-Chairm 4; Honor Code 1, 2 Rev ; Honor Cc 4; Curricu ision Comi luncil, 3, 4; Mu- lum Committee, Tiittee, 4. RUTH ELLEN PLEET Baltimore, Maryland X-Ray Staff, 2, Section Editor, Chairman, 3; SA Social Cha Social Committee, 4; Senior 4; Class irman, 4; Breakfast Social MCV Chair- Before Exams After Exams ( REBECCA IRIS POOLE Lynchburg, Virginia SNA, 1; Parent ' s Day, 2; Musical, 2; Tour Commit- fee, 2; Freshman Orientation, 2, 3; Campus Vespers Choir, 1. NANCY JEAN REPASS Abingdon, Virginia SNA, 1; House Council, 1; Parent ' s Day, 2. PATRICIA JEANNE RICHARDSON Calverton, Virginia Sigma Zeta; X-Ray Staff, 2, Section Editor, 4; House Council, 3, 4; Senior Breakfast, 3. KAREN JO SCHNEIDER Waynesboro, Virginia House President, 4; Dean ' s Advisory Committee, 4; SNA, 1; Campus Vesper ' s Choir, 1, 3; Glee Club, 3, 4; Synapse, 2; Parent ' s Day, 2; Musical, 2, 3. CYNTHIA JANE SCOTT Fair Bluff, North Carolina Class President, 4; Class Secretary, 3; House Coun- cil, 3; Glee Club, 3, 4. ELLEN JANINE SHERFY Bridgewater, Virginia Bridgewater College Class Vice-President, 3; House Council, 3; Dean ' s Advisory Committee, 4. EDITH LANE SMITH Lawrenceville, Virginia BEVERLY RAY STORR Portsmouth, Virginia KAREN ZOE STRICKLER Stephens City, Virginia SNA, 4; MCV Tour Committee, 4. PATRICIA YATES SYMONS Richmond, Virginia Musical, 2; House Council, 3. MARGARET ANN TERWEY Virginia Beach, Virginia Musical, 3, 4; Parent ' s Day, 3. ANN KASHNER THORN Richmond, Virginia Musical Co-chairman, 4; X-Ray Staff, I; Publicity Chairman, 3; Senior Breakfast, 3. JOY ANNETTE TURPIN Goode, Virginia A, D. Williams Award, 1, 3; Sigma Zeta; BSD, 1, 2, 3; SNA, 1, 2; Campus Vesper ' s Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4; Visiting Lecturer ' s Committee, 4; House Council, 4; X-Ray Staff, 4. LINDA MARCIA VICKER Arlington, Virginia Hillel, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 2, Vice-President, 1; Musical, 3; SNA, 1, 2 4 State Talent Representa- tive, 1. ANNE LOUISE VORE Fairfax, Virginia Handbool Committee, 3; X-Ray, 4. REBECCA SADLER WALKER Mechanlcsville, Virginia SNA, 1; House Council, 3; Musical, 3; Parent ' s Day, 3. BLAINE McCarthy WILLETT Arlington, Virginia asketball, 1; House Council, 2. ELIZABETH ANN WIMBERLY Arlington, Virginia Parent ' s Day, 2; Musical, 3; Freshman Orienta tion, 3; Glee Club, 4. GAIL IRENE WINE Manassas, Virginia SNA, 1, 4; X-Ray, 4; Class Historian, 4; Parent ' s Day, 2; Synapse, 2; Beacon, 3. Nursing in the hospital . in the community . in the future? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Shirley Hillers, Sec.; Sally Galbreath, Vice-Pres.; Jo Gregg, Pres.; Sharon Tarpley, Treas. Nursing 68 Marcia Allerdice Catherine Babb Donna Ball Nancy Barlow Patsy Bateman Pamela Bergstrom Katharine Botts Mary Bower 206 Nancy Bowman Jean Boxley Donna Brantley Jane Bray Georgia Carbaugh Betty Carr Barbara Carwile Karia Churn Constance Clark Mildred Clark Joan Cordle Patricia Cotton Judy Crabill Patricia Curies Glenda Custis Carol Damerel Beverly Davis Sharon Dennis Nancy Ergenbright Cheryl Finnell Linda Fisher Betty Fletcher Sarah Galbreath 207 Kathleen Gault Mary Gaunt Anne Giberson Linda Goode Joanne Gregg Judy Haddock Karen Henderson Shirley Hillers Tana Hinson Brenda Hove Gail Johnson Kay Kibler . ; 1 Nursing 68 Nancy Kincaid You Smith! ' out now, Mrs. 208 Faye Kuhn Cathy Lester Susan Logan Kathy Mays Shirley Norris Brenda Lankford Carol Lewis AAary Martin Linda Miles Pat Overstreet Harriett Lazarus Pat Little Nancy McGhee Sally Noel Daphne Owen Nursing 68 ' i wiii ' . .im ■ Preview of the New Uniform. Preview of the New nurse without Uniform 209 Lynn Padgett Georgianna Price Eugenia Rockwell Carolyn Simpson Carol Spencer Carol Pendleton Harriett Repass Elaine Scott Linda Smith Linda Staffon Peggy Plonk Phyllis Roach Janet Sette Irene Spangler Janie Sterling Roach! . . . Where? The King ' s wine taster. 210 Pamela Stokes Butter Strother Mary Surkamer Sharon Tarpley Rose Tate Kathryn Taylor Eve Tucker Vivian Vance Susan Vann Nursing 68 You mean you forgot your cotton slip? Koffee Klatch at the E.G.W. canteen. 211 Nursing 69 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: leU to right, Betsy Hughes, Sec; Wendy White, Pres.; Ram Hardesty, Vice-Pres.; Harriett Walker, Treas. Marsha Amelang Gloria Anderson Peggy Anderson Rachel Bandy Betty Beckner Bonnie Berman Janie Bowersett Brenda Brace Patricia Clark Cathy Clarke Jean Clendenin Corky Crockett 212 Billie Hobart Helen Hoyle Beatrice Hughes Brenda Custard Marion Davis Dorothea Ellison Claire Franklin Barbara Glaspie Jo Ann Glass Helen Gordon Velvet Graham AAarlene Grubbs Barbara Hamstrom Pam Hardesty Judy Hardy Linda Haynes Linda Hermanson Catherine Hill Donna Hirsch The art of bed making. Washday is such fun! Lill Ingebretsen Sadie Irwin Linda James Valerie Johnson Sharon Jones Margaret Kennedy Brenda Levy Nancy Loar Vickie MacDonald Doris AAagee Dianne Mansur Jeannine Marks Donna Martin Anna McClaugherty Linda McLean Merry Meixner Nursing 69 How to lift a patient with a cervical fracture. Girls . . . never use thumb! A Hot Line! The Mod look. Where ' s my bed? Carol Meyer Martha Mooney Carolyn Morris Marilyn Muller Patricia Murphy Barbara Nesbitt Evelyn Neuhut Susan Newton Kay Parish Marsha Penney Rana Pickett Anna Porterfield Pat Purcell Marlene Roberts Pamela Rogers Roberta Rosen 215 Diann Rowand Lois Rynaldo Carolyn Satterfield Gale Schools Patricia Sharpe Donna Shupe Elyse Silver June Simpson Anita Sluss Coleen Smith Marlene Smith Jean Spangler Shirley Spitler Sallie Strang Judy Strickland Mary Stuart Pat Thompson Martha Thomson Annette Toll Margaret Tucker Well, what are we looking for today, girls? Guess what we got today? Harriet Walker Sandra Ann Walton Alice Watson Judy Weaver Martha Welch Ann Wheeler Mildred White Wendy White Alice Whitmore Pat Wilber Carolyn Wolfe Barbara Woodland Nursing 1 69 A - FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Linda Pearce, Vice-Pres.; Bennie Davis, Treas.; Eva Layne, Sec.; Wilsie Paulette, Pres. Nursing 70 Elaine Anderson Lois Barison Barbara Beck Patricia Belton Susan Berger Catherine Brown Janice Brown Paulette Bulifant Glenna Burgess Sharon Burke Susan Chadwell Pamela Chitwood 218 Dreaming about boy or biology? Brenda Foster Slnaron Fouike Ann Friel Laura Coates Florence Cowand Carolyn Cox Linda Cuphers Bennie Davis Elizabeth Davis Katherine Delk Julianne Dietmeir Barbara Dunn Pamela Estes Sharon Farley Valerie Fender Ann Fix Barbara Flanagan Cynthia Flowers Kathleen Flynn Sisters of Charity? 219 Jacqueline Giannini Judith Gills Mary Grove Carol Harvey Georgina Harvey Mary Hayes Mary Heasty Karen Hendricks Linda Hoag Betty Holland Carol Horst Diane Houston Wrong size Nursing! 10 The line up 220 Elizabeth Moody Betty AAo ' ore Brenda Jacobs Pamela Kavanaugh Alyce Kelly Diane Kelsey Constance Knapp Charlotte Lawson Eva Layne Barbara Limandri Jane Long Sandra Long Sharon Long Shirley Malkemes Judith Marsella Karen Maschke Joan Midkiff Sharon Mondy Legs elevated . . . innproves circulation Proper (?) study habits Theresa Morris Patricia AAurphy Betty AAusselwhite Andrea Nash Lynn Newton Mary Nininger Janet Nolan Elizabeth O ' Daniel Evelyn Overman Rebecca Patterson Wilsie Paulette Linda Pearce Linda Pearson Carolyn Pierce Marijke Pieters Cynthia Pursley Mary Reid Susan Reinheimer Mary Seyler Ann Simpson Nursing 70 222 Brenda Smith Joan Smith Vicki Spruell Linda Stayton Barbara Stewart Isabell Stoi es Susan Styles Linda Summerlin Anne Swavely Trudy Tappan Donna Thornton Marilyn Townes Marion Tynan Wanda Wagoner Kathleen Waldron Linda Wallace 223 ; Mary Hughes Judy Zirkle, RN Frances Blakely, RN Ellen Field, RN Eileen Hagland, RN Kathleen Jenkins, RN Martha Jessee, RN Marian Johnson, RN Cheryl Whitesell, RN Registered Nurse Students The MacFarland girls gather around the piano. 224 Dorm Life Yes, I can be ready in five nninutes. Bedpans! Sure was a great party! To whom do you wisli to speal ? 226 Let me entertain you We ' re not two and a half, we ' re three! Love at first sight Chanakah rides again! r 0 o I am not drunk! We try harder 227 Graduate School 229 DR. DANIEL T. WATTS, Dean, School of Graduate Studies 230 GRADUATE SCHOOL OFFICERS: left to right, Richard Allen, Vice-Pres.; Charlene Seibert, Sec.-Treas.; Bill Grigsby, Historian; Nabil Azzam , Pres. Graduate Studies Graduate students . . . beginning, we cannot see the end . . . we see only the reality . . . the here and now . . . and the dream . . . advanced education . . . now we contribute as well as learn . . . one student even invented a new branch of anatomy— Baboon-ology ... a close association with professors . . . many different schools . . . many subjects . . . independent research . . . teaching . . . seminars . . . capturing knowledge and making it part of us. Now we can afford to get married, have child- ren, and still eat, thanks to Dean Watts and the Graduate Council . . . Scholarships . . . Fellow- ships . . . Assistantships ... No tuition. Equal opportunity for all ... Will the Depart- ment of Pharmacology accept American-born grad- uate students next year? Ph.D.— three years, four years, five years . . . Do you think we can keep it under ten years? The big panic . . . thesis . . . Do you think I can write a thesis in two months? . . . Climax . . . Comprehensives . . . Twenty professors in a row ... it pays to practice. Finished, no beginning . . . just beginning to reach into our own worlds of knowledge . . . ad- venturous . . . exciting ... a new discovery . . . teaching . . . inspiring others to discovery . . . ... a part of the world of science ... a part of the world. 231 NABIL AMIN AZZAM Beirut, Lebanon American University of Beirut, B.S. Medical College of Virginia, M.S. Ph.D. Anatomy Thesis: Histochemistry of the incisures of Schmidt-Lanterman Student government president, 3; Class presi- dent, 2; Student council, 1. PATRICIA LONG DEMENTI Richmond, Virginia Westhampton College, B.S. M.S. Anatomy Thesis: Some hematological characteristics the nine-banded armadillo JOHN PAULBEDERKA, JR. Edenborn, Pennsylvania West Virginia University, B.S., M.S. Ph.D. Pharmacology Thesis: Synthesis, distribution, biotransforma- tion, and exertion of some 14C-labeled pyridi- nium compounds and pyridones ROBERT L. DUNCAN, JR. Richmond, Virginia Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Ph.D. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Thesis: 7-Substituted-2-diatkyl aminomethytin- doles ARCHIE JAY BEEBE Chincoteaque, Virginia Medical College of Virginia, B.S. Ph.D. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Thesis: Potential anticholinergic compounds based on Ariens ' dual receptor site theory Rho Chi; Alpha Sigma Chi; Sigma Zeta; Phi Delta Chi; Who ' s Who; Student Government Vice-President, President; Chairman, Honor Council; Interfaith Committee; Tour Commit- tee; Social Committee; Visiting Lecturers Com- mittee; X-Ray staff; Class president, secretary. WILLIAM M. FARRAR Birmingham, Alabama Samford University, B.S. M.S. Anatomy Thesis: Molecular evolution of Lactate dehydro- genase in telencephalon of Passer domestkus 232 ROBERT McCLELLAN GEORGE, JR. Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.A. M.S. Anatomy esis: The gross anatomy of the intrinsic back jscles of the baboon with reference to man CHAREEN GAILGRUBBS Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg College, B.S. M.S. Biology and Genetics Thesis: A inlcage maf of the X chromosome of Drosophila tropicaiis Class historian, 1; Class sec.-tres., 2; X-Ray representative, 1, 2, 3. JAMES THOMAS INGRAM Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina University of North Carolina, B.S. M.S. Pharmacy Thesis: Mechanism of action of starch as tablet disintegrant The desert fox wows ' em again! 233 WILLIAM E. KEEFE Richmond, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., M.S. Ph.D. Bio-Physics Thesis: The direct determination of the cryital structure of 2-dminoethanebiosulphuric acid. SAMUEL VICTOR MOLINARY Saint Paul, Virginia University of Virginia, B.A. Ph.D. Biology and Genetics Thesis; Genetic transforn ation of carbohydrate markers between human somatic cells in vitro Kappa Psi JOSEPH E. LEVASSEUR Richmond, Virginia Georgetown University, B.S. M.S. Physiology contours transducir surements of blood pressure, pulse, microvessels: a new piercing and assembly BRENDA D. PAYNE Richmond, Virginia Richmond Professional Institute, B.S. M.S., Pharmaceutical Chemistry Thesis: Molecular weight distribution of tryptic hydrolyzale of bovine plasma albumin ROGER JOHN MOORE McCARTER Johannesburg, South Africa University of The Witwatersrand, B.Sc, M.Sc. Ph.D. Physiology Thesis: Energetics of the contraction-relaxation cycle in frog s ce efa muscle Honor Council representative. CHARLENEANNSEIBERT Birmingham, Alabama Howard College, B.S. M.S. Anatomy Thesis: i.S.A. of plasma and other tissue specificities of the house sparrow. Passer do- mesticus School of Graduate Studies, Secretary-Treasurer 234 ' L.S.D., anyone? Boy, can those hampsters run— our research almost got away! We all think your broken leg is funny— don ' t you? c_: : ■yir. ' i J Would you believe— a roach in the crystals?? WOW! I ' m switching to Anatomy! 235 Richard Allen Donald Barnes Michael Bass Robert Best Martha Briggs Claude Bryant Jeanne Clabough Mohammad Dar Brian Dementi Karl Doetsch Michael Edwards Tsu Ching Fu Ragnit Geeraets William Grigsby Philip Hamrick Edith Hardie Patricia Holden Evelyn Jemison Samuel Jones Mildred Kaiser Lillian K ang Jo Young Kong Danny Michau George Miller ' i p fr - i iu lk, 236 Brian Murphy Thomas Murphy Charles O ' Rear Gerry Drury Anna Radcliffe Robert Reisch Charles Sabiston, M.D. Natalie Sayre Thomas Smith William Smith Richard Stein Howard Weitsen Allen Wright Jim Wynn Stanley Yusko Odette Zacharia I wonder what would happen if I opened the top. It sure beats being drafted. 237 r y m 4 y � r 1 M- i r School of Physical Therapy 239 SUZANNE HIRT, Educational Director 240 k 1 1 1 ' Ir 1 ■ n ■ ■1 hf! 1 IJ J. ' irtn B j B S H ■ T 1 JEMMM ' -. f M nHBol $ I IhPi jffiimS J I K a L J It 1 SCHOOL OFFICERS: Genie Shuller, President; Nancy Gebhardt, Secretary-Treasurer; Carolyn George, Athletic Representative STUDENT AMERICAN PHYSICAL THERAPY REPRESENTATIVES: Carolyn Rees, Senior; Marilyn Carter, Juni6r 241 CLASS OFFICERS: Routh Oafes, Vice- President; Bettyann Shuert, President; Dianne Thurber, Historian; Barbara Eavis, Secretary-Treasurer Physical Therapy 67 It will take a miracle, we were told, To turn us into professional people Ittookthat- and more— —all the conviction we were given by our teachers —all the knowledge we could get from our books —all the respect we received from our patients —all the encouragement we got from our friends —all the wisdom we could find in ourselves It took the happy times we had together —Singing songs to sharpen the duller hours —whirling in the pool— in the pool —lining up for uniform inspection —romping in the snow —picnics in the rain —performing as the spinal cords —coming back after a summer well spent —sharing our joy with the new class —washing cars— and diathermy machines —joining the dentists for neuro —making chaos Constitutional —graduating It took moments of silence— of thought— of wonder We were given a glimpse of life- enough to make us want more— And we were given the confidence to dare to seek it 242 SHIRLEY FAYE ATCHLEY Lambertville, New Jersey Rider College Honor Council, 4; X-Ray P.T. School Editor, 4; A.P.T.A., 3, 4 BARBARA LOUISE EAVIS Winchester, Virginia Roanoke College Class Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Co-chairman, Commit- tee on Religious Activities, 4; A.P.T.A., 3, 4 SARA ANN EMERSON Richmond, Virginia Hope College Visiting Lecturer Committee, 3; Student Council Representative, 3; A.P.T.A. Representative, 3; A.P.T.A. 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN FARBER Greenville, South Carolina Limestone College A.P.T.A., 3, 4 243 MARIE ANTOINETTE FOX Newport News, Virginia Mary Washington College Volleyball, 4; A.P.T.A., 3, 4 CAROLYN MAY GEORGE Covington, Georgia Wesleyan College Social Committee, 4; Athletic Represenfati 4; A.P.T.A., 3, 4 SUZANNE GASKINS Richmond, Virginia Mary Washington College A.T.P.A., 3, 4 BETTY BRYAN GILL Allendale, South Carolina Winthrop College ffi.C.V. Scoop Co-editor, 3; Editor, 4 NANCY JANE GEBHARDT Alexandria, Virginia Mary Washington College P.T. School Secretary-Treasurer, 4; A.P.T.A. Representative, 3; Social Committee, 4; A.P.T.A., 3, 4 BARBARA ANN GRANTHAM Smithfield, North Carolina Sullins College A.P.T.A. 244 DANIEL NORRIS HOOKER Danville, Virginia University of Richmond Athletic Representative, 3; Basketball, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; A.P.T.A., 3, 4 SUZANNE JONES Newport News, Virginia Emory and Henry College A.P.T.A., 3, 4 VICKI JEANNE KEETER Newport News, Virginia Christopher Newport College Volleyball, 4; A.P.T.A., 3, 4 ROSLYN COHEN LEONARD Philadelphia, Pennsyl vania Temple University Hillel, 3, 4; A.P.T.A., 3, 4 NANCY STEELE AAOSELEY Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Guilford College Volleyball, 4; A.P.T.A., 3, 4 ROUTH ELIZABETH OATES Rocky Mount, North Carolina University of North Carolina at Greensboro Class Vice President, 3, 4; A.P.T.A. 3, 4 . 245 LINDA ANN POWERS MARY-STUART DENT PRATT CAROLYN V. REES Franklin, Virginia Jacksonville, Florida Gainesville, Florida Mary Washington College St. Mary ' s Junior College Winthrop College A.P.T.A., 3, 4 A.P.T.A., 3, 4 Volleyball 4; A.P.T.A. Representative 4 A.P.T.A., 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN SAKAYAN GLORIA TOLSON SANDERS BARBARA LEE SHILLING Washington, D.C. Hubert, North Carolina Elkridge, Maryland University of North Carolina North Carolina Wesleyan Lynchburg College at Greensboro A.P.T.A., 3, 4 Volleyball, 4; A.P.T.A., 3, 4 A.P.T.A., 3, 4 Physical Therapy 67 246 BETTYANN HYDE SHUERT Houston, Texas Sophie Newcomb College Class President, 3, 4 A.P.T.A., 3, 4 DEBORAH TALBOT Redding, Connecticut Mary Washington College A.P.T.A., 3, 4 EUGENIA SHULLER McAlester, Oklahoma Lindenwood College, B.S. Physical Education P.T. School President, 4 A.P.T. A. 3, 4 AUDREY DIANNE THURBER Arlington, Virginia University of Victoria Class Historian, 3, 4 A.P.T.A., 3, 4 ■i y l gfii ■1 v vff P ' %.. ' cW Sp SI IfI PATRICIA JAYNE SULLIVAN Hilliard, Florida Montreat-Anderson A.P.T. A., 3, 4 EDNA MAY WALTON Augusta, Georgia Augusta College, University of Georgia Student Committee on Religious Activitie A.P.T.A., 3, 4 247 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left o right, Susan Blanchard, Dianna Lovelace, Jane Ratcliff, Judy Miller. Physical Therapy 68 Cathy Bjorkback Marilyn Carter Susan Blanchard Marty Darrell Linda Jayne Bolam Doni Durham Carolee Butts Joan Edwards Susan Cantrell Bobby Fine P 248 Sherry Gutzler Kathy Knapp James Little Diana Loveless Ellen McDougal Linda AAcKeel Judy Miller Nora Miller Nancye Minton Sandy Mitchell Sue Payne Carolyn Pollack Jane Ratcliff Heather Tinney 249 Evicted? Who, us? Happy Birthday to you . . . Clean hands, my jobi Only 51,720 more cars and we ' re off to Miami It was only a little quiz . Run come see . . Did you say ab or adnduction, Mr. Jones? 251 I ! I ) t%il - 4t School of Medical Technology 253 DR. GEORGE P. VENNART, Director, School of Medical Technology 254 CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Liz Cline, Sec; Paige Mitchell, Vice-Pres.; Cheryl Gary, Pres.; Darlene Medley, Treas. Medical Technology We arrived in September full of apprehension and expectation . . . moving into the top floor of an old dormitory . . . feeling conspicuous in our v hite uniforms and shoes . . . giving up lux- uries of earrings, headbands, and jewelry . . . being told, you are professional. New routine and period of adjustment . . . and 8:00-4:30 day . . . soon became accustomed to new ways . . . acquiring twenty new friends . . . settling down to the business of becoming Medi- cal Technologists . . . finding satisfaction and en- joyment in patient contacts . . . feeling like we were doing something at last . . . shouldering re- sponsibility and beginning to realize the impor- tance of our work. But all was not work ... we enjoyed . . . taking the children from the Rheumatic Fever ward to the Christmas toy parade . . . interminable bridge games . . . busy weekends. In lab, we waited in line for pipettes and rea- gents ... we learned that Medical Technology is a vital part of diagnosis and therapy . . . that ac- curacy is essential ... we developed eyestrain by peering through microscopes for hours on end . . . but we learned what to look for . . . how to identi- fy what we saw . . . there were innumerable blood counts . . . practicing sticking each other . . . cross- matching blood . . . practicing chemistry tests . . . putting in seven and one-half hours everyday . . . learning to appreciate a ten-minute break for a quick hand of bridge. We look fonA ' ard to graduation . . . our clinical experience ... the Registry exam ... the begin- ning ... of our careers in our chosen profession. 255 SUE H. ARMENTROUT Tazewell, Virginia Radford College Athletic Council; Volleyball; Bowling. YVONNE M. BALDUCCI Richmond, Virginia Longwood College Richmond Professional Institute 1 , r ( ' JOYCE ANN BRATTON Chester, Virginia Richmond Professional Institute ELIZABETH W. CLINE Falmouth, Virginia Mary Washington College, B.S. Class Secretary; Visiting Lecturers ' Committee. NANCY ROBERTA CROOKE Hampton, Virginia Longv ood College Volleyball. ANN MARIE DALBY Salem, Virginia Mary Washington College LINDA JANE DAVIS Richmond, Virginia Mary Washington College SHIRLEY MAE FRITTER Shacklefords, Virginia Longwood College -« 256 CHERYL ELLSWORTH GARY Richmond, Virginia Madison College Class President; Student CounciL BETTY EUGENIA GILLEY Martinsville, Virginia Longwood College JO ANN GUTHRIE Johnson City, Tennessee Emory and Henry, B.S. Honor Council Representative. MARY ALICE HARRELL Wilmington, Delaware University of Delaware ANNE FERRELL HATFIELD Richmond, Virginia Longwood College, B.A. CLARKE TURNER HOLLAND Roanoke, Virginia Longwood College VICKI CAROLINE JONES St. Paul, Virginia Radford College Volleyball. RUTH ELAINE KLEMMSEN Ellicott City, Maryland Longwood College 257 LISA VIRGINIA MARTIN Chesapeake, Virginia Mary Washington College, B.S. DARLENE CAROL MEDLEY Virginia Beach, Virginia Mary Washington College Class Treasurer. PAIGE LOIS MITCHELL McKenney, Virginia Longwood College, B.S. Class Vice-President. JANET LOUISE O ' KENNON Colonial Heights, Virginia Mary Washington College, B.S. Medical Technology 67 MARGARET LYNNE OWEN Paces, Virginia Longwood College JUDITH CAROLYN PETERA Richmond, Virginia Madison College Class Historian; Volleyball; Bowling. BETTY LOU RAWLS Oxford, North Carolina University of North Carolina Volleyball. k i 258 Grab that 15-minute break . . . whenever you can! Remember . . . pipette 0.5 ml. in one minute while rotating the flask . . . seven times per second. Strive for accuracy . . . strive for precision. HELEN CAROLYN STONE South Hill, Virginia Long wood College ALLENE VALDORIS WATKINS Woodleaf, North Carolina Livingstone College, B.S. JUDITH ANN YOUNGBLOOD Richmond, Virginia Longwood College Richmond Professional Institute i V 259 � l = ; 1 C Hospital Administration 261 % — KlgSiML K DR. CHARLES P. CARDWELL, Acting Director, School of Hospital Administration 262 OFFICERS, Class of 1967: John Mark- ham, Pres.; not pictured, Gerald Lan- dis, Vice-pres.; Tom Clark, Sec.-Treas. Hospital Administration 1 61 From varied backgrounds . . . some leaving an old career . . . starting a new one . . . our back- grounds . . . Peace Corps . . . Medical Technology . . . Pharmacy . . . Accounting . . . Philosophy . . . the sweet bloom of youth . . . some, more ex- perienced. Mr. Hudgins . . . our director . . . Each ad- ministrator must ultimately find his own answers . . . never become indebted . . . the Duchess Treatment ... a man of ethics ... a professional practicing his beliefs. Dr. Cardwell . . . now our acting director . . . a well-known lecturer ... a man well-versed in his field . . . knowledgable in many fields . . . another professional. Dr. Rooke . . . lay groundwork for adaptive behavior . . . the prevention means more than the cure ... a brilliant woman . . . teaching us compassion and understanding. Classes ... so many different classes . . . Hos- pital Accounting ... if it had lasted longer, every- one would have left . . . Psychology of Rehabili- tation ... we all left feeling a little disabled . . . Personnel Management . . . you ' d never guess how much we know about the history . . . Law . . . suicides, murders, bloody pictures . . . field trips . . . Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center ... we lost a few at Westbrook . . . The fempty Rocking Chair ... I am going to show you how not to give a report . . . You have done this for two weeks ... All this ... we become a close- knit school. At last . . . Residency . . . what we came here to do ... adjust the hospital to the needs of the patient, the doctor, the nurse, the family ... re- member your aspirations . . . one and a half park- ing places per patient bed . . . many facets . . . a challenging field . . . much to learn, much to teach ourselves . . . theses . . . oral exams . . . Graduation . . . no. Commencement . . . we aspire toward professionalism . . . Re% ipsa loqui- tur 263 THOMAS ROLAND CLARKE Jarratt, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Residency: Johns-Hopkins Hospital Class Secretary-Treasurer; Basketball. SHERWOOD G. COVILL Pittsburg, New Hampshire Richmond Professional Institute, B.S. Residency: Washington Hospital JIM LEE FARLEY Huntington, West Virginia Marshall University, B.A. Residency: Riverside Hospital Class Officer; Basketball; Softball; Volleyball. GRAHAM FISHER HENDLEY Tampa, Florida University of South Carolina, B.S. Medical College of Virginia, B.S. Residency: University of Virginia Hospital STEPHEN PAUL KRALIK Pueblo, Colorado Creighton University, B.S. Residency: Norfolk General Hospital GERALD WILLIAM LANDIS Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.A. Residency: Richmond Memorial Hospital Class Vice-President, 2. WILBUR M. LOVING, JR. Richmond, Virginia Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Residency: Veteran ' s Administration Hospital; Rich- mond Eye Hospital. JOHN STEWART AAARKHAM Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Residency: Veteran ' s Administration Hospital; Rich- mond Eye Hospital School of Hospital Administration Vice-President, 1, President, 2; Basketball. 264 -in i mi RICHARD LEE MORRIS Arlington, Virginia Randolph-Macon College, B.A. Residency: Arlington Hospital JAMES EDWARD NEAL Chattanooga, Tennessee University of Louisville, B.S. Residency: Norfolk General Hospital ARCHER RIDDICK ROSE Stony Creek, Virginia Randolph-Macon College, B.A. Residency: Petersburg General Hospital Athletic Council; Basketball; Softball. CHARLES PADDOCK STORRS, JR. Wetunnpka, Alabama Birmingham-Southern College, B.A. Residency: University of Virginia Hospital MARVIN KENT STRUM Jacksonville, Florida Mississippi College, B.A. Residency: Saint Luke ' s Hospital Honor Council. JOHN RAYMOND WATSON Mathis, Texas Texas A and I, B.S., M.S. Residency: Wilford Hall, USAF Hospital Class president, 1. DONALD MORRIS WECHSLER Marion, Virginia Emory and Henry College, B.A. Residency: Winchester Memorial Hospital Basketball; Softball. GEORGE BENSON WERTHAN Palmerton, Pennsylvania Washington and Lee University, B.S. Residency: Veterans Administration Hospital Student Council, 2. 265 OFFICERS, CLASS OF 1968: left to right, Tom Bingham, Pres.; Bill Shepherd, Vice-pres; Ray Board, Sec.-Treas. Hospital Administration 68 Ross Ackerman Ernest Bacon Robert Beck Raymond Board Iven Bryant George Caley Elbert Detwiler Victor Esch Mmh 266 Felix Fraraccio Sister Veronica Garrigan Ralph Garver Rick Gilsfrap Merrill Grubbs Priscilla Hegel Philip Lakernick Elwin O ' Steen Michael Roberts Bill Sheppard Gerald Smith Joe White I think they took the same psychology course 267 Number one son does it this way You can laugh, but I still think hospitals are for patients Professionalism? 268 One empty rocking chair You study— I ' ll pray Too bad these aren ' t rose-colored Where ' s William? Radiological Technology TI CARL H. GERHOLD Technical Director, School of Radiological Technology 272 --tA ... i ' -. t - ii ' . . Jitk; THE GROUP Profile of a Beginning A new beginning . . . eight students . . . three year course . . . associate in science degree . . . altogether new X-ray program ... in conjunction with R. P. I. . . . four classes . . . five days a week . . . Anatomy . . . English . . . Math . . . Psychology . . . ' Sociology . . . back and forth, back and forth . . . through snow, rain, and hail . . . never fail- well, almost never . . . one class at AA. C. V. . . . awful elevator ride . . . eighteenth floor of AA. C. V. hospital . . . from there to fifth floor ... to sixth floor ... to Randolph AAinor . . . then to who knows where next . . . Radiography . . . tubes . . . electricity . . . radiation. Summer session . . . floor work . . . observation . . . eight hours a day . . . two months . . . vacation? . . . September . . . emergency room . . . classes resume . . . one at R.P.I. ... the rest at AA.C.V. . . . work and study . . . long hours . . . little leisure time . . . learning, learning, learning. Third year ... no classes . . . work under observa- tion . . . 1969 ... at last . . . first graduating class . . . School of Radiologic Technology . . . eight— 1966 . . . 9-1969 . . . rough work ... a lot of work . . . worth it? . . . Supervisors . . . teachers . . . top-notch technicians. 273 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, SyTvia Washington, president; Frances Martin, treasurer; Patsy Cooper, secretary. Radiological Technology 69 PATRICIA P. ALLEY President, School of Radiological Technology 274 Patricia Alley Patsy Cooper Linda Cross Raymond James Twenty cents? I ' ll take the FRUGALine. ' 70 V v H . J |M 3 l H Linda Lewis Frances Martin Sylvia Washington Wayne White Guess who ' s got the date? THE NEXTSTEP Patients, Machines, Graduation - eask iMMiiHiMliiMi m%: ' ' :},:y ' ' ' :m. A cknowledgements The Editor wishes to express her deepest appreciation to: The tireless photography staff: Bob Alperm Linda Cohen O.B. Hash Philip Lakemick Harold Weiler The pro-photographers John Cametas Ted Part low And all students who submitted snapshots A special word of thanks to: Lester Peterson and Don Delfalco-Taylor Representatives Bob Alperin-my fellow coworker and initiator Ann Coleman-for her assistance in times of stress Betty Morrow-for her support and good taste Another big thanks to all X-Ray Editors representatives, and volunteers-for their efforts and dedication to the cause. Explanations Page 33 is the sole creation of Panacea The staff regrets the mix-up with the mug shots-we attribute this, to technical difficulties Please forgive all mispelled names, unflattering pictures or. other errors involving one ' s self identity. Sincerely, The Editor How will you present your first denture case? Your patient is likely to be apprehensive. Chances are, you may be a little nervous yourself. In such a situation you will want to use every possible means to gain your patient ' s confidence and create the proper emotional climate for your diagnosis and treatment. Consider the Blend Selector for TVubyte Bioblend. It is an invaluable aid to natural tooth color selection. And, during the all important first appointment, it is a highly effective instru- ment for demonstrating your own professional knowledge and skill. The Blend Selector is so unique it is patented. There is nothing like it in the entire world of dentistry. Ask your Trubj-te Dealer to show you its use, in practice— for your first denture case, and for all the denture cases in your forthcoming career. TRUBYTE THE DENTISTS ' SUPPLY COMPANY OF N. Y., YORK, PENNA. 280 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA RICHMOND COLLEGE HOSPITALS MCV HOSPITAL WEST MCV HOSPITAL SOUTH MCV HOSPITAL EAST MCV HOSPITAL NORTH MCV HOSPITALS D. Williams Memorial Clinic Outpatient Department CHARLES P. CARDWELL, JR. Vice President and Director, College Hospitals 281 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 282 TELEVISION Channel 12— DAILY-MONDAY THRU FRIDAY at 7:25 A.M. to 7:30 A.M. ON i iatM vsiiStA TV and RADIO ' S Most Instructive Health Education Program . . . 3 eatutina — DR. JAMES ROGERS FOX- in an interesting and informative 5-minute program that will help to create a better understanding by the public and a better informed appreciation of the importance of early discovery and adequate treatment of their health problems by their physician. Dr. Fox is presented in cooperation with the American Medical Association and your local medical society. The medical content of this pro- gram has been authenticated by the AMA ' s Physicians Advisory Committee for Radio. fac i of these programs ends with Dr. Fox ' s advice— 283 GRACE HOSPITAL RICHMOND. VIRGINIA OFFICERS A. L Herring, Jr., M.D., President W. F. Bryce, M.D., Vice-President T. B. Washington, M.D., Secretary B. L Randolph, M.D., Treasurer Administrator D. N. PACE Director of Nursing Education MISS ADA MAE BOOKMAN Our school offers many advantages to those who wish to enter the nursing profession. Complete information furnished upon request. 284 STUART CIRCLE HOSPITAL 413-2! Stuart Circle RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Medicine: MANFRED CALL IN, M.D. ALEXANDER G. BROWN, III, M.D. JOHN D. CALL, M.D. WYNDHAM B. BLANTON, JR., M.D. FRANK M. BLANTON, M.D. WILLIAM W. MARTIN, JR., M.D. Surgery: A. STEPHENS GRAHAM, M.D. CHARLES R. ROBINS, JR., M.D. CARRINGTON WILLIAMS, M.D. RICHARD A. MICHAUX, M.D. CARRINGTON WILLIAMS, JR., M.D. ARMSTEAD M. WILLIAMS, M.D. Plastic Surgery: HUNTER S. JACKSON, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology: WM. DURWOOD SUGGS, M.D. SPOTWOOD ROBINS, M.D. DAVID C. FORREST, M.D. JOSEPH C. PARKER, M.D. WILLIAM M. OPPENHIMER, M.D. Pediatrics: EDWARD G. DAVIS, JR., M.D. THOMAS P. OVERTON, M.D. ALBERT S. THOMPSON, JR., M.D. EDWARD J. WILEY, M.D. Orthopedics: BEVERLEY B. CLARY, M.D. JAMES B. DALTON, JR., M.D. FRANKLIN P. WATKINS, M.D. Urology: FRANK POLE, M.D. HARRY S. ROWLAND, JR., M.D. Roentgenology and Radiology: HUNTER B. FRISCHKORN, JR., M.D. WILLIAM C. BARR, M.D. JAMES W. PROFFITT, M.D. Anesthesiologists: HETH OWEN, JR., M.D. WILLIAM B. MONCURE, M.D. Ear, Nose and Throat: J. WARREN MONTAGUE, M.D. Oral Surgery: GUY R. HARRISON, D.D.S. Pathology: JAMES B. ROBERTS, M.D. Physical Therapy: JACQUELYN F. PEARMAN, R.P.T. Director: CHARLES C. HOUGH NORTH AMERICA ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA, INC. Low Rate Student Life Insurance Life, Non-Cancellable Accident Sickness and Hospitalization — Surgical Insurance Group Consultants An Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company HOME OFFICE — RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 285 83 OFFICES IN 29 COMMUNITIES UNITED VIRGINIA BANKSHARES IF YOU PLAN TO PRACTICE IN VIRGINIA — A UNITED VIRGINIA BANK CAN HELP GET YOU STARTED! CITIZENS AND MARINE BANK Newport News, Hampton, York County FIRST AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Alexandria, Arlington. 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