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

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' '  ' - ' Till M KI K of t ' .mul-. :ii n.itm-.illv prou.l ••i ill ' t.K-r tli.it. cm! d 1 1 ' ' .Inctoi-s li wire .i-krd vrccnrU to ii:inic tin- cif;:ircfte rhr - prric rrcd t.. - niokr. innrr ,l(.ct( rs iLirintl e :ini( 1 iIkiii ;in (vtlu-r hr.ind. This Mir c w.i n.inonwiili ' . ro i iri! iloc- (,.rs 111 . (r hr:iiKli ol nu (luim - no- • .inii liiro.ir -p. fi.ilist too. I ' lirri ii.ition.illv known iiKirpiniiiiit n s( .irrli .i;;tiuus ni.iilc iiul oiii-li loi till ' tindm -. Irv (. ' :imcls, . l.ikc liic 1 -Zone test (IVMEIS Cr.si (■ ■ ( ' u r(y s ' FROM POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY — 1946 UZ ORRtN BRANDT TOP: Dr. Warren W. Brandt President, Virginia Commonwealth University BOTTOM LEFT: Dr. Lauren A. Woods Vice-President for Health Sciences BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. John F. Imirie, Jr. Vice-President, Virginia Commonwealth University 50 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION r li r:t TOP LEFT: Mr. William A. Robertson, Jr. Dean of Admissions and Records BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Harry R. Hester Assistant Dean of Student Services; Director of Housing RIGHT: Mr. Franklin Bacon Dean of Students, Health Sciences Division of Virginia Commonwealth University FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION TOP: Dr. Miles E. Hench Associate Dean of Admissions, School of Medicine LEFT: Dr. Warren H. Pearse Dean, School of Medicine RIGHT: Dr. Hunter H. McGuire, Jr. Assistant Dean of Student Affairs, School of Medicine BOTTOM: Dr. M. Pinson Neal, Jr. Assistant Vice President for Health Sciences 52 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION TOP LEFT: Dr. John A. Dihiauuio Dean, School of Dcntislry TOP RIGHT: Dr. 0. W. Clouj h Associate Dean for Admissions, School of Dentistry BOTTOM LEFT: Dr. Raymond P. Whito, Jr. Assistant Dean for Administrative Affairs, School of Dentistry BOTTOM RIGHT: Dr. Richard P. Elzay Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs, School of Dentistry ||B B ' C p H H H ■ l Hjk- K B l FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION ►-- Dr. Warren E. Weaver Dean, School of Pharmacy Dr. John Andrako Assistant Dean, School of Pharmacy 54 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION I y rrf LEFT: Mrs. Helen W. Wiesman Associate Dean for Undergraduate Program, School of Nursing TOP RIGHT: Dr. Ed na H. Treasure Associate Dean for Graduate Program, School of Nursing BOTTOM: Dr. Doris B. Yingling Dean, School of Nursing f? ' S Mi FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION ss CENTER LEFT: Dr. Daniel T. Watts Dean, School of Basic Sciences and Graduate Studies TOP RIGHT: Dr. Thomas C. Barker Dean, School of Allied Health Professions BOTTOM RIGHT: Dr. Benjamin T. CuUen, Jr. Assistant Dean, School of Allied Health Professions; Acting Chairman, Department of Hospital and Health Administration 56 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION TOP LEFT: Dr. George P. Vennurt Director. School of Medical Technology BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Jessie Vee Izard Educational Coordinator, School of Medical Technology RIGHT: Mr. Carl H. Gerhold Technical Director. School of Radiologic Technology FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 57 TOP LEFT: Mr. Bernard A. Kuzava Educational Director, School of Nurse Anesthetists TOP RIGHT: Miss Susanne Hirt Director, School of Physical Therapy BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Ann Dinius Director, School of Dental Hygiene BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Arlick Brockwell Director of Athletics 58 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION TOP LEFT: Dr. William R. Kay Director of Student Health BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Glenn R. Pratt Director of Religious Activities CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Booth Student Health Service -:i. FACULTi AND ADMINISTRATION 59 BEVERLY GAIL BAKER New Enterprise, Pennsylvania Eastern Mennonite College ANN CHURCHILL BANES NANCY M. BISHOP Colonial Heights, Virginia Mary Washington College Virginia Commonwealth University CAROLYN DIANNE CAMPBELL Lynchburg, Virginia Radford College Class Secretary-Treasurer 4. COULD THE STRAGGLING THOUGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS BE COLLECTED, THEY WOULD FREQUENTLY FORM MATERI- ALS FOR WISE AND ABLE MEN TO IMPROVE USEFUL MAT- TER. T. PAINE AMELIA RAE COHEN Christiansburg, Virginia Virginia Tech JACKIE DANDRIDGE ANNE ELIZABETH DEBOLT Dover, Delaware Mary Washington College 62 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 72 V JANKT F niSCHINGER SANDRA L. GARCIA Hodpenvillc, Kentucky Elizabclhtown Communily College, A.S. in Science Eastern Kentucky University KAREN DIANNE GOODRICH Hampton, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Slate University Richmond Society of Medical Technologists KATHERINE ELIZABETH HARMAN Christiansburg, Virginia Madison College WILLIAM A. HATCHER SARAH ELIZABETH HAUGHTON Newport News, Virginia Mary Washington College House Council MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS 72 63 MARY KATHY HULL r m Richmond, Virginia Madison College Class Vice-President 4. ri KARAN MARLENE JORGENSON Kenmare, North Dakota University of Colorado MARTHA ANN KEY Bedford, Virginia Westhampton College Honor Council DIANE BERNADETTE KRAUSE Pearl River, New York Virginia Commonwealth University CHARMAINE SAWYER LOSEE Penfield, New Y ' ork Virginia Intermont College Virginia Commonwealth Univer- sity. SALLY TODD LOWE BARBARA JANE McCOY BETTY LYNN MEYERHOEFFER Ml. Crawford, Virginia Madison College LINDA LANE MOODY South Hill, Virginia Longwood College BARBARA ANN NOVAK Woodbridge, New Jersey Lynchburg College Athletic Representative y 64 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 72 ' ; :; k DAVID LEVI WEST JEAN B. WILLOUGHBY ANN ELIZABETH WOOD MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 72 MARGOT BARRETT Jefferson, Iowa Iowa Methodist, School of Nursing. BARBARA WEEKS DUNNAVANT Emporia, Virginia Johnston-Willis Hospital, School of Nursing. JUDY O ' BRIEN Chevy Chase, Maryland Macqueen Gibbs Willis, School of Nursing. MARGARET .QUINBY Pompano Beach, Florida St. Mary of Nazareth, School of Nursing CARRIE REAVIS Richmond, Virginia Lincoln Hospital, School of Nursing. ZENIA MERCEDES VELASCO Bay Area, California St. Thomas Hospital, School of Nursing. 66 NURSE ANESTHETISTS 72 Bert Cabello Betty Carpenter Sharon Drown Dorothv McDaniel Kathleen Sisak Carolyn Sullivan Barbara Trepka Linda Wolf NURSE ANESTHETISTS 73 LINDA CAROL BARRANGER Norfolk. Virginia. Marv Washington College. A.P.T.A. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH BARRE Mechanics ville, Virginia. V.C.U. (Academic Division) A.P.T.A. HUGH TROUT BOLSTER Roanoke, Virginia. University of Virginia. School ' President; V.P.T.A.; A.P.T.A. MARTIN BOYTEK Stollings, West Virginia Marshall University. Senior Class President: Student Government — Parliamen- tarian; Honor Council — Prosecutor; Resident Assistant; Football; Basketball; Softball; Tennis; A.P.T.A. ELIZABETH FRANCIS BRUCKER Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania State University; Albright College. Student Government; A.P.T.A. MARGARET SHARON CASSIDY New Orleans. Louisiana. L.S.U.N.O. Art Editor of P.T. Newspaper; A.P.T.A.; Basketball; Volley- ball. DORIS MARIE CLARK Roanoke, Virginia. Radford College. Class Secretary-Treasurer; Student Government; A.P.T.A The gigantic stature, the prodi- gious strength and activity, the wild ferocity, and the imitative pro- pensities of these mammalia are sufficiently well known to all. E. A. Poe CATHERINE LOUISE DRESS Roanoke, Virginia. College of William and Mary. V.P.T.A. Sr. Representative; A.P.T.A.; Tenn JUDY ANN FAY Colonial Heights. Virginia. Richard Bland College, A. A. A.P.T.A. 68 PHYSICAL THERAPY 72 WILLIAM HOULDER HUDGINS Orange Park. Florida. Jacksonville University; University of Georgia. B.S. A.P.T.A.; Football; Basketball; Karate. LARRY WAYNE JENKINS Portsmouth, Virginia. Elon College Athletic Representative; A.P.T.A.; Basketball; Football. PETER JOSEPH LUKOWSKI South Charleston, West Virginia Junior Class President; A.P.T.A.; Football, Basketball. JANET CHRISTINE MARCUSON Rawlings. Virginia. Marv Washington College. A.P.T.A. JOSEPH MARION McCULLOCH, JR. Sumter, South Carolina. Universitv of South Carolina. Honor Council 3; Chairman 4; Api)cal Board 4; A.P.T.A. .i. 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. ANN L. MEANERHAN Richmond, Virginia. St. Joseph College, B.A. in Mathematics. A.P.T.A. PHYSICAL THERAPY ' 72 DWIGHT R. MILLER Woo lbury, Pennsylvania. Lockhaven State College, Pennsylvania Slate University Class Vice President 4: A.P.T.A. ; Football. JANICE K. MINNICH Martinsburg, West Virginia. West Virginia University. A.P.T.A. JOANNA 0. MOORE Richmond, Virginia. V.C.U.; Lincoln Memorial University. A.P.T.A. DEBORAH JEANNE MOUNTCASTLE Buchanan, Virginia. Roanoke College. A.P.T.A.; Basketball. PATRICIA ANN NEELY Sewell, New Jersey. Barrington College. Honor Council; A.P.T.A. DIANA LYNN PAULEY St. Albans, West Virginia. Marshall University. A.P.T.A. 70 PHYSICAL THERAPY f- P. T. stands for: Party Time Personal Trauma Patella Tibia Per Tatum Post Toasties and Physical Therapy order. Who. ANNE CHILTON POWELL Baltimore, Maryland. University of Maryland. Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; A.P.T.A.; Tennis. SUSAN ELIZABETH RECTOR Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Roanoke College. A.P.T.A.; Class Historian 3, 4. SANDRA ANN RITKO Newport News, Virginia. Mary Washington C ollege. A.P.T.A. JANE LOUISE SEMPLE Westboro, Massachusetts. University of Maryland. A.P.T.A.; Basketball. NANCY LYNN TUCK Richmond. Virginia. Mary Washington College, Westhampton College, College of William and Mary. A.P.T.A. KATHRYN ANN TUCKER Fredericksburg, Virginia. Roanoke College. A.P.T.A. FULVIA GUDELIA VLIEG Panama City Ohio Dominican College. Canal Zone College. A.P.T.A. DAVID PRICE WILLIAMS Baytown. Texas. University of Houston. A.P.T.A. PATRICIA ANN WINDOM Richmond. Virginia. College of William and Mary. V.C.U. A.P.T.A. KAREN ZEISS Bloomfield. New Jersey. Virginia Commonwealth University A.P.T.A. PHYSICAL THERAPY 72 71 i I ■ ■■ I PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS FORM THE BACKBONE OF OUR INSTITUTION. WHO HAVING DEPOSITED OIK MOURNFUL BURDEN UPON TRESSELS WITHIN THIS REGION OF HORROR, WE PARTIALLY TURNED ASIDE THE YET UN- SCREWED LID OF THE COF- FIN, AND LOOKED UPON THE FACE OF THE TEN- ANT. EDGAR A. POE Donna Dawson V. Drexler Mary Berkeley C. Blanchard Carol Carey Jane Darden Elnora Hicks Cheryl Hill Robert Ess Nancy Hollen Susan Fogleman Phyllis Grimmer Ed Hager Sheryl Jett 72 PHYSICAL THERAPY ' 73 IF IT WASN ' T FOR THE PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS, THIS BOOK WOULD BE SIX PAGES SHORTER. ART EISENMAN E. McAndrcw Tom Soule Laura Taylor Jane McGce Lois Tvree Jean Mosca Joan Willell PHYSICAL THERAPY ' 73 3 DAVID CHARLES DILLARD West Point. Virginia Lees-McBrae College, AS. Class Vice-President 2, President 4; X- RAY Photog- rapher 3; Student Government 2; Student Represent- ative on Faculty Board 3, 4; Athletic Committee 3, 4. DONNA C. FARMER Richmond, Virginia Class Treasurer 3, 4; Honor Council 4. MARTHA ALLEN PENNINGTON Buckingham, Virginia Richard Bland College Class President 2, 3: School President 4; X-RAY Art Editor 4. LINDA F. TEW Portsmouth, Virginia School Vice-President 3; Honor Council 2, 3; Student Government 2, 4: Athletic Representative 2. 74 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY 72 DEBBIE VEST IS NOT A DEGREE STUDENT. BUT I PUT HER PIC- TURE IN ANY- WAY. BESIDES. WE ALL KNOW THAT THE CER- TIFICATE STU- DENTS DO MORE WORK. Lauretta Cottroll Guorge Johnson Ann Johnson William Kurn Jane Nicholson Anne Robbins Judy Wallace RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY 73 75 ,. A I ■- .■ 3 1 ARNOLD EDWARD ALLEMAND McLean, V ' irpnia Florida State Uiiivcrsity. B.A. JOHN GEORGE ANDREWS Sprinpfic ' lii, Virginia Virginia Military Institute, B.S. CHARLES FRANKLIN BAHEN, JR. Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. WILLLAM MARSHALL BALLANCE Jarratt, Virginia William and Mary. B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Class Treasurer; Intramurals. EDWARD JOHN BERNHART McLean, Virginia Wheeling College; University of Scranton, B.S. Psi Omega; Intramurals. DANNY MICHAEL BOYD Waynesville. N. C. Mars Hill College, B.S. Psi Omega 78 DENTISTRY 72 S ' h f C t ROBERT SAMUEL BRANHAM East Point, Gcorffia University of Georpa University of Maryland, B.A. Delta Sigma Delt;i; Alpha Sigma Chi; Student Govern- ment Representative, D-1; Cliiss President, D-3. WILLIAM H. BROWN, JR. Sutton, West Virginia West Virginia University Psi Omega; Vice-President Athletic Council; Intramu- rals; SADA; Bar Tender ' s Club. STEVEN DAVID BUDNICK Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Student Council Representative, D-3; Student Government Vice-President, D-3, 4; Stu- dent Government Social Chairman, D-3, 4; Intramurals; SGA Representative; MCV Parking Committee; SADA. JAMES CHRISTIAN BURNS Dahlgren, Virginia Virginia Military Institute, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta, President; Intramurals. ARTHUR FARLOW BURT Orlando, Florida University of Florida, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Managing Editor, Toothsayer; Intra- murals. PETER S. CIMINO, III Tampa, Florida Spring Hill College, B.S. Psi Omega, President, D-4; Class President D : Intra- murals JEROME ARTHUR COHEN Richmond, Virginia University of Richmond, B.S. Alpha Omega; Intramurals. DONALD HUBERT CROCKETT Middleburg, Fl orida Jacksonville University, B.S. PHILIP MINTER DAVIS, II Sarasota, Florida University of South Florida, B.A. Manates Junior College, A. A. Delta Sigma Delta WILLIAM PAUL FERNALD Hampton, Virg inia University of Richmond, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Alpha Sigma Chi; Class President, D-1, 2; Secretary-Treasurer School of Dentistry, D-4; President MCV Athletic Council (1971-72); Intramurals; Dorm Resident Director. MARSHALL EDWARD FLAX Alexandria, Virginia University of Richmond, B.A. Alpha Omega STEPHEN TILSON FLEETWOOD Palmetto, Florida Mars Hill College University of Richmond, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Class Sec-Treas. MARVIN JAMES FRANGER, JR. Alexandria, Virginia United States Naval Academy University of Richmond. B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Class Historian: Dental Curriculum Committee; Intramurals. QUINCY BASSETT GILLIAM. JR. Smithfield, Virginia Lynchburg College, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta: Honor Rep. ROBERT JOHN GORAL Fort Lauderdale. Florida Tulane University, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta; Athletic Rep.; Intramurals; Denture of the Week Club; SADA. DENTISTRY ' 72 79 ENTROPY IN- CREASES AS ENER- GY EXPENDED DE- CREASES, THERE- FORE, FRIDAY HAS MORE ENTROPY THAN ANY OTHER WEEKDAY ... • — K. HEGE THEODORE ARPAD HARDY Fort Lauderdale, Fla. University of Fla., A. A., B.S. Psi Omega; SADA. STEVEN DAVID HINKIS Valley Stream, N. Y. Fairleigh Dickinson Univer- sity, B.A. Alpha Omega; Intramurals. PHILLIP CHARLES KANER Miami, Florida Un. of South Fla., B.A. Alpha Omega; SADA Rep.; SADA Vice-Pres., D-3; In- terfratcrnity Council. MICHAEL J. HECHTKOPF Norfolk, Va. Old Dominion Univ. B.S. Alpha Omega; SADA CARLTON CRAIG HENRY Indian Harbor Beach, Fla. Univ. of Fla. Psi Omega; Class Vice- Pres., D-1; Intramurals. PAUL PRESTON HICKS, BERNARD RICHARD MARTIN ALAN HOARD DONALD GARY LEVITIN Arlington, Va. Portsmouth, Va. American Univ. Univ. of Richmond, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta; Pres. of Delta Sigma Delta; SGA Dental School; Intramurals; Rep.; Dean ' s Committee on Sigma Zeta Honorary Socie- Texts and Instruments; In- ty; Fellowship American tramurals. Cancer Society, 1970. LAWRENCE ALAN KLAR South Miami, Fla. Univ. of Fla. Univ. of Miami, B.S. Pres. Alpha Omega; Intra- murals; SCADA; Public Health Dept. Trainee; Vet- eran ' s Administration Hos- pital Dental Externship; SADA JR. Marion, Va. Emory and Henry College MCV School of Pharmacy, B.S. Psi Omega; Intramurals; Elbow Bending. CHARLES EDWARD HUTCHESON, JR. Richmond, Va. RPI Night School, Ran- dolph-Macon College Ferrum Jr. College MCV Pharmacy School, B.S. Phi Delta Chi; Delta Sigma Delta: Alpha Sigma Chi; Sigma Zeta. VERNON WILLIAM LIND, JR. Lakeland, Fla. Univ. of Fla., B.S. Delta Sigrma Delta HILL Portsmouth, Va. Va. Military Institute, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Athletic Rep., D-1, 2; Class Vice- Pres., D-3; Intramurals; Elbow Bending. PAUL WESLEY JACKSON Lakeland, Fla. Univ. of Fla., B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Editor of Toothsayer. JOSEPH ANTHONY LOMBARD, JR. Orlando, Fla. The Citadel, B.S. Student Council Rep.; Intra- murals 80 DENTISTRY ' 72 Q V IF I SHOULD MEET THEE AFTER LONG YEARS. HOW SHOULD I GREET THEE? WITH SILENCE AND TEARS. — BYRON ■ ' S9 «v1 V JOSEPH GRADY MANN DAVID BROWN Dundeg, Fla. Brevard Jr. College Fla. State Univ. A.A.; DelU Sigma Delta; Intramurals. WILLIAM JOSEPH NANNA VPI, B.S. Psi Omega, Pres.: Intramu- rals. SAMUEL CECIL PATTESON. JR. Farmville, Va. Univ. of Richmond, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Baptist Student Union; Intramu- rals; Medications Nurse. McGIBBONS, III New Milford, N. J. Fairleigh Dickinson Univ., B.S. Psi Omega DANNY BOYD NEESE Springrfield, Va. VPI; Psi Omega: Intramu- rals. WILLIAM HARRY PFLAUMER Richmond, Va. VCU, B.S. Intramurals. THOMAS R. McLaughlin Daytona Beach, Fla. Univ. of Florida, B.S. Intramurals; SADA; Set- back Club. JAMES ASHWELL POLLARD Lynchburg, Va. Univ. of Va., B.A. Psi Omega: Intramurals. ALFRED PHILLIPS MOORE Poquoson, Va. Randolph-Macon. B.S. Psi Omega; Intramurals. JERRY CHARLES OTTLEY Pensacola, Fla. Loyola Univ. Louisiana Stale Univ. THOMAS ARCH PRIBISCO Hollywood, Fla. Fla. State Univ., B.S. Psi Omega; Intramurals. GLENWOOD EUGENE MORRIS Farmville, Va. Lynchburg College, B.S. Psi Omega, Secretary; In- tramurals; National Insti- tute of Health for Dental Research Grant. KEITH MICHAEL OULIE Norfolk, Va. Old Dominion College Randolph-Macon College Psi Omega, Chaplain. CHARLES LOUIS PRIZZIA Fairfax, Va. Southern Illinois Univ., B.A. Psi Omega; Intramurals. DENTISTRY ' 72 si MICHAEL STARR SANFORD Richmond, Va. Univ. of Richmond Delia Sifrma Delta. GAIL WALKER SCHA.MBACK Boynlon Beach, Fla. Palm Beach Jr. College Atlantic University Univ. of Alabama, B.S. Psi Omega GARY ROYAL SELBY Tampa, Fla. Univ. of Fla. Univ. of Southern Fla., B.A. Psi Omega, Social Chairman; Inlramurals. RONALD SHEPPARU SHARPLEY Roanoke, ' a. VPI, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Intramurals; Denture of the Week Club; Plaster Bowl. JAMES WILBUR SHEARER Lynchburg, Va. Lynchburg College, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Grievance Committee, D-3; Athletic Rep., D ; Intramurals; Larrick Center Planning Com- mittee: Denture of the Week Club; Plaster Bowl. HARRY KENNETH SHOAF, JR. Chesapeake, Va. Wagner College, B.S. Richmond Community Action Program: SADA. 82 DENTISTRY ' 72 FREDERICK KARL SMITH Manassas, Va. BridgcwalcT College- Honor Council Rep., D-3: Sigma Zela. CHARLES LEWIS SOURS SpringfioUi, Va. VPI; Delia Sigma Delta HAYWOOD MERRITT SPARGER. JR. Marion, Va. Emory and Henry, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta DAVID MARKLEY SWISHER Staunton, Va. VPI, B.S. Delta Sigma DelU MARVIN EMORY THEWS, JR. Clarkville, Va. VMI, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta; Sigma Zeta; Class Secretary 1; In- tramurals; A. D. Williams Research Fellowship 2. JOSEPH EDWARD VAN SICKELS Springfield, Va, Univ. of Massachusetts, B.S. Intramurals LARRY IVAN VASS Hillsville, Va, VPI, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta STEPHEN JOSEPH VERBER Liberty, N. Y. State Univ. of New York at Buffalo, B.A. Alpha Omega; Intramurals; SADA; Denture of the Week Club. WILLIAM J. VIGLIONE Staunton, Va. Univ. of Richmond, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta, Treasurer; S.G.A. Rep. and Treasur- er; Intramurals; Sigma Zeta. JOHN GREGORY WALL Charlottesville, Va. VMI, B.A. Delta Sigma Delta; Class Vice-President; Intramurals. JOHN RUFFIN WHELESS Reidsville, N. C. Mars Hill College, B.S. Delta Sigma Delta Treasurer 2; S.G.A. Rep. 4, Intramurals; Denturer of the Week Club. RICHARD HENRY WOOD Richmond, Va. VMI, B.S. DelU Sigma DelU, Page 3; Historian 4; SADA. CHARLES RUFUS WRIGHT Norfolk, Va. Univ. of Richmond, B.S. Psi Omega, Treasurer ROBERT ALLEN ZACHMAN Petersburg, Va. VMI, B.S. Psi Omega PAUL NORMAN ZIMMP:T Arlington, Va. Univ. of Virginia, B.A. Alpha Omega, Treasurer: Intramurals; SADA: D enture of the Week Club. DENTISTRY ' 72 33 TO MEASURE YOU BY YOUR SMALLEST DEED IS TO RECKON THE POWER OF THE OCEAN BY THE FRAILTY OF ITS FOAM. TO JUDGE YOU BY YOUR FAIL- URES IS TO CAST BLAME UPON THE SEASONS FOR THEIR INCONSTANCY. — K. GIBRAN -. ' p) (P Nelson Adams Robert Barnes Cramer Boswell Roger Cahoon Bobby Cox Bob Divalentin Bob Alexander Lewis Bowers Thomas Caponigro William Cox Joel Fine Wayne Alexander Thomas Boyer Aubrey Carter, Jr. Edwin Crooks Myron Gladstone A MAN CAN- NOT LIVE IN- TENSELY EX- CEPT AT THE COST OF THE SELF. — H. HESSK B E Charles Allen John Bass Bryon Brill Wayne Coleman Joseph Green Jay Alperin Sidney Becker Grover Burns, Jr. Michael Cook Ray Daily Michael Green James Baker Dan Blackweldes Gilbert Button Fred Coots David Deviese James Harrell 84 DENTISTRY ' 73 DENTISTRY ' 73 as TO LIVE . . . TO LAUGH . ..TO FORGET TIME — COIN TREAU Alfred Hendrickson James Hopkins Roger T. Ivey Fred Kirsch Lawrence Kotler Stanley Levin Richard Hirsch Stephen Inman James Kilborne Albert Konikoff George Levicki Lawrence Masters 86 DENTISTRY 73 DENTISTRY ' 73 87 © THE EMBROIDERY OF YOUR LIFE HOLDS YOU IN AND KEEPS YOU OUT, BUT YOU SURVIVE ... — J. COLLINS Stephen Mayo Pete McDonald Robert McFarland John Monacell Harrj- Raddin, Jr. Edward Reeves Bob Steadman Kent Stevens Barry Segal Richard Sherman f Robert Plapp Curtis Schweitzer John Svirsky 88 DENTISTRY 73 9 Rick SviUer Stephen Swallow William Wagle. Ill Thomas Waldrop Terrv Webber Edward Weisbcrg IF ONCK THK WHOl.K WOKI.I) 1 COliLl) SEK ON KKKK SOU. STAND WITH THK I ' KOl ' I.K KKKK THEN TO THIS MOMENT I MKJHT SAY UNGEK AWHILE SO FAIR THOr ART. — Sl ' DDENI.Y ONE SIMMER ' ! N4 • ' r Mike Tabor Barrv Weiss Emerj- Taylor Jeffrey Williams William Thornton, SUnley Tompkins III Guy Walton, Jr. Donald W ' allaco Glenn Young Sterling Williams DENTISTRY 73 89 •GIVING IS THE HIGHEST EXPRES- SION OF POTENCY. IN THE VERY ACT OF GIVING, I EXPERIENCE MY STRENGTH. MY WEALTH, MV POWER. THIS EXPERIENCE OF HEIGHTENED VITALITY AND PO- TENCY FILLS ME WITH JOY. David Anderson Douglas Belt James Callahan James M. Coleman Bobby W. Deason 90 DENTISTRY 74 ' iiiiiiijiiiiiiiiii I EXPERIENCE MYSELF AS OV- ERFLOWING. SPENDING, ALIVE, HENCE AS JOYOUS. GIVING IS MORE JOYOUS THAN RECEIVING. NOT BECAUSE IT IS A DEPRIVA- TION. BUT BECAUSE IN THE ACT OF GIVING LIES THE EXPRESSION OF MY ALIVENESS. — E. FROMM Charles Dcnl F. P. Donikowski BMward Gardner Gregorj- Gendron Joel Goldstein Usiii ' Diamond Jerry French EMward Gelman F;ilioU Goldncr Joseph Greene DENTISTRY 74 92 DENTISTRY ' 74 MPs - J) ft P I WENT TO THE WOODS BECAUSE I WISHED TO LIVE DELIBER- ATELY. TO FRONT ONLY THE ES- SENTIAL FACTS OF LIFE. AND SEE IF I COULD NOT LEARN WHAT IT HAD TO TEACH. AND NOT. WHEN I CAME TO DIE, DISCOVER THAT I HAD NOT LIVED. — THOREAU T.) ■ A : ' ■ ' WHAT HE HAD NOT LEARNED. HOWEVER, WAS THIS: TO FIND CONTENTMENT IN HIMSELF AND HIS OWN LIFE. — H. HESSE Alfred R. Guthrie Allen Kalz John Kordulak Sandy Mason Newton C. Mullins James Guthrie John Kemeny Steven Lanier James McClung Martin Nagel Berard Harrison Thomas Leinbach Douglas Niemi v . H. Hilton James Lewis Robert Pavao Gary Jennings James Kemper Frank Low Richard Miller David Pcrkinson Perry Jones Rodney Klima RoU.Tt Mann William Miller Robert Pope DENTISTRY 74 93 i ' • Of ( f £k ) I THANK YOU GOD FOR MOST THIS AMAZING DAY: FOR THE LEAPING GREENLY SPIRITS OF TREES AND A BLUE TRUE DREAM OF SKY; AND FOR EVERYTHING WHICH IS NATURAL WHICH IS IN- FINITE WHICH IS YES. — E. E. CUMMINGS Richard Pugliese James L. Riley John R. Roller Vernon Saunders G. Lee Schafer Robert Ratcliff Dale W. Roberts Robert Rucho Dennis G. Savage Alan Sizemore 94 DENTISTRY ' 74 HOW SMALL WE MAKE OUR WORLDS. GATHER THEM IN, TIGHTEN THEM UP INTO LITTLE CASTLES OF FEAR. MUST GET OUT INTO THE MEADOWS. — J.P. DONLEAVY o Steven M. Somers John Stone Stephen Tcxid Danny Turner J. Uwis Webb Dan Stephens Martin Swartz Donald Trawick James Wallace Brush jai ik)3)Sl 1 DENTISTRY 74 95 1 ONE DAY PERHAPS WE SHALL FIT TOGETHER, YOU AND I, AND TURN OURSELVES IN SUCH A WAY THAT WE FORM ONE PAT- TERN. AND SOLVE THE PUZZLE. Charles Allen Stephen Alvis Gary Ayers Philip A. Blythe Del Ray Bratton Eugene Brinkley Michael Cobbe Jack Cohn James Dillard Richard Dunn 96 DENTISTRY 75 1 7 ■ Ik © r WE SHALL CONNECT THE POINTS, DRAW THE LINE AND YOU AND I SHALL FORM THAT UNIQUE DE- SIGN FOR WHICH I YEARN. — NABOKOV Thoma-s Fellner Daruin Frelwell Dennis W. Gaines William Glascock Diane Goodloc Alan Forbes Kurt Friedman George Gilliam James Glaser James Gordon DENTISTRY 75 97 98 DENTISTRY 75 I KNOW I AM AUGUST, I DO NOT TROUBLE MY SPIRIT TO VINDICATE IT- SELF OR BE UNDERSTOOD, . . . I EXIST AS I AM, THAT IS ENOUGH ... — W. WHITMAN C M Z f Robert Grumcl George Kaugars John Lentz Richard Mansell William Parker Ron Haden William Keeler, Jr. Richard Line George Morris David Paul Bruce Hawley Fred Kcssler Thomas Morris James Peery 7Z Keith Holland Richard Kline James Muehlcck John Penny. Jr. Howard Howell Stephen Konikoff Earl Longaver George Nance. Jr. Bruce Pearlman Joseph Hughes, Jr. Sam Lasris John . Lyon William Nelson Tom Terrific DENTISTRY 75 99 . S.X X ' ' FUTURE SHOCK IS A TIME PHE- NOMENON, A PRODUCT OF THE GREATLY ACCELERATED RATE OF CHANGE IN SOCIETY. CHANGE IS AVALANCHING UPON OUR HEADS AND MOST PEOPLE ARE GROTESQUELY UNPREPARED TO COPE WITH IT. — A. TOFFLER l ? ■•  f w T 1 f James Priest Krieg Pursifull Jacques Riviere Barry Rosenfeld Gerald Slack Robert Primosch Ernest Riggs John B. Rose, III Scott B. Ross Mark P. Smith 100 DENTISTRY 75 © I WILL NOT FOLLOW WHERE THE PATH MAY LEAD, BUT I WILL GO WHERE THERE IS NO PATH AND I WILL LEAVE A TRAIL. — M. STRODE Steven J. Solomon, James Steere Peter Van Sickels, James Watkins Gar - Weinstein, David Wilson Roger E. Wood. William Wood, Jr. Craig A. Zunka, Dean A. Beck DENTISTRY 75 loi CAROLYN McKENZIE FLANARY Kingsport, Tennessee Hollins College B.S. Dental Hygiene ABC. Periodontics Class Co-pilot, Anti-hawk Chief Pilot, Toothsayer; X- Scrape Goal; Class Naviga Club Pres. RAY 4; Plaque Control 4 tor; Wrestling MARIE GRACE ARNOLD Marshall, Virginia College of William and Mary B.S. Dental Hygiene JACKSON PARKER JACKSON Towson, Maryland Furman L ' niversity B.S. Dental Hygiene Delta Sigma Delta; Psi Omega; Alpha Omega; LYNN (CLASSIFIED) MUNDY McLean, Virginia Longwood College B.S. Dental Hygiene Pumice Queen 1971 102 DENTAL HYGIENE 72 DENTAL HYGIENISTS ARE ORAL EXTERMINATORS. George Albergo Janice Benenson Kathryn Brooks Ann Gillespie Joann Hirshfeld Elizabeth Kray Caniira Peterson Beverly Smith Mary Stavropoulos Ellen Steele Nancy Swallow Laura Witt DENTAL HYGIENE 7; DEm SfG MA DEm PR-KfDENT jr U BURAJS VtC -PR fD NT Sr MAYO WSrORlAN DfCk: WOOD The first fraternity in the field of Dentistry was organ- ized on November 15, 1882 at the University of Michi- gan. It selected the letters DDS to designate its dental category. Jl Hi K HH E H I H BL -iMd k dK KT V . QR I fl Rw «vL . ' 9 A. Akers, J. Alpcrin. J. Baker, W. Ballance, C. Boswell R. Branham, B. Brill, J. Burns, A. Burt R. Cahoon, J. Callahan, T. Caponigro, W. Coleman, M. Cook 104 DENTISTRY V v ' -f •P f) C) © p W. Cox, E. Crooks, P. Davis, B. Dcason, C Dent, R. DiValenline, F. Donikowski, P. Fernalcl, S. Fleetwood M. Franger, E. Gclman, Q. Gilliam, R. Coral, J. Green. M. Green, J. Harrell. B. Harrison, A. Hendrickson F. Herbert, B. Hill, .M. Hoard, J. Hopkins, G, Hurt, C. Hutcheson, S, Inman. P. Jackson, G. Jennings G. Uvicki, D. Uvitin, J. Lewis. V. Lind, J. Mann, D. Martin. S. Mayo, P. McDonald, R. Miller J. Monacell, J. Patterson, C. Pattcson, J. Pcrkinson, R. Ralcliff, J. Roller, R. Rucho. M. Sanford, D. Sawyer A. Sizcmore, R. Shaqiley, J. Shearer, C. Sours, H. Sparger, R. Steadman. D. Swisher. E. Tavlor. M. Thews W. Thornton. S. Todd. S. Tompkins, L. Vass, W, Viglione, B. Wagle, T. Waldrop, J, Wall, d Wallace G. Walton, J. W heless, J. Williams, S. Williams. D. Wood, G. Young NOT PICTURED: J. Burton. T. Cooke. E. Gregory, C. Kakavas, G. Kluft, M. Sagman. B. Scullv, J. Waldron, J. Withe r ] f f f) e f) f f p DENTISTRY PSf O UEOA PR erDENT BILL NANNA VfCE-PR fDENT C CR£P iT tASURH NOT PICTURED: Mel Eaton. Danny Neese, John Newlon. Mike Parker, Phil Mority. Bill Rcdwine BOB B-ORfJEfi £N UORRJS CHARUE U RIGRT f f f € ' f € © V m E--? B. Alexander, B. Barnes, J. Bass, D. Boyd, B. Brown, B, Burns, T. Cablish. A. Carter, P. Cimino B. Cox. D. Crockett. E. Gardner. G. Gendron. J. Guthrie. T. Hardy. C. Henry. P. Hicks, S. Lanier B. Lee, D. McGibbons, A. Noore, G. Morris. B. Nanna. K. Oulie. J. Pollard. B. Pope. T. Pribisco C. Prizzia. H. Raddin. E. Reeves. C. Schweitzer, G. Selby, G Shamback, K. Stevens, J. Svirsky, S. Swallow M. Tabor. D. Turner. T. Webber. C. Wright, B. Zackman, N. Adams 106 DENTISTRY ALPUA OME SA PRESfDENT VfCE-PRESfDENT PLEDGE MASTER; WSrORlAN NOT PICTURED: Steve Cohen. Richani Hirsch WRRVklAR PREDERJC WRSCW BARRY SEGAL STB EMNkXS RICHARD SWERMAN The objectives of Alpha Omega are to promote the profession of Dentist- ry, foster and develop high standards of scholarship, leadership, and char- acter. C f ' c 1 e © J. Cohen. M. Flax. D. Gladstone. M, Hcchtkopf. S. Hinkis. P. Kaner. A. Kat?.. F. Kinwh. L. Klar A. Konikoff. L. Kotlcr. S. Levin. M. Nagel. B. Se(;al. R. Sherman. S. Verber. E. Wcisberg. P. Zimmctt DENTISTRY 107 o Bruce Albright Nancy Alley Lynn Baird Michael Black Mae Allen Nancy Aycock Kathryn Bayne Christine Bio Andrew Browe Rosalind Burkat Pat Burgbache David Butler 110 GRADUATE STUDIES v . : Roy Castle David Clough Paula Collins John Descsso Rosalind Donan James Edwards 1 . I - GRADUATE STUDIES f f r Millie Fleetwood Gail Halsey Haywood Hughes Margaret Kennedy Patricia Marks Richard Moss Karl Flora Anne Hatfield Gerald Jacobs Mike Kenny Burmeta Marlin Milwood Motley Fred Flynn Pat Hawk Dennis Kopecko William McConnell Sister Muhovich R. Graves Linda Highttower Fong Cai Thomas McKay Mike Murphy Joe Gregorek Rohinton Hirjibehedin Gail Johnson Raye Litten Joyce Miller Roberta Newton James Guynn Donna Howe Pam Lavamaigh Yu-Ying Liu Elizabeth Moorefield Helen Ochoa 12 GRADUATE STUDIES GRADUATE STUDIES m ' % Iv HOV (OMK .lOKL SIKCilVIAN IS IN SO MANY OF THKSi: IM( - Tl ' KKSr Roy Ho Loi Pang Vincent Piccirillo Joy Rice Ricki Saylor Matilda Selle 114 GRADUATE STUDIES Joel Sieg man Lynda Trawick Shirley Wampler Raymond West Wayne Wiegand Maslin Young flobert Stowbridge Nancy Voytac David Weiss Elizabeth WhileHurst Laura Wright Janet Younger GRADUATE STUDIES U5 PETER JONES BETTS Burlington. New Jtrsey. Albright College, A.B. in History. DONALD GEORGE BOONE Baltimore, Maryliind. Gettysburg College, A.B. in Econom- ARCHIE THEODORE BRUNS Virginia Beach, Virginia. College of William and Mary VPI; Old Dominion University (Norfolk). B.B.A. in Accounting. WILLIAM HOYT BRYANT Newport News, Virginia. Old Dominion University, B.S. in Business Management. FRANK ANTHONY BUTLER Richmond, Virginia. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S in Industrial Engineering. Athletic Representative. MICHAEL LEE COLLINS Noblesville, Indiana. Western Kentucky University, B.A. in Sociology. CHARLES CURTIS COPENHAVER Marion, Virgfinia. Emory and Henry College, B.A. in Economics. JOHN C. DESMARAIS Sussex. New Jersey. , Fairleigh Dickinson University, B.S. in Business Management. Social Representative. Yet all men are capable of being raised by piety or by passion, into their region. Ralph W. Emerson 1,6 HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION 72 HARTLEY JOSEPH DRANNEN Minneapolis, Minnesota. University of Minnesota, B.A. in Political Science. DAVID FRANCIS FEDEROWICZ Naugatuck, Connecticut. University of New Hampshire, B.A. in Biology. JOHN ALLEN GORMAN PlainfieUI, Indiana. Butler University, B.S. in Pharmacy. Class President. RACHEL PHILLIP HARRIS Richmond, Virginia. Longwood College, B.A. in History. JAMES WAKEMAN HUBBELL Baltimore, Maryland. Bethany College, B.S. in Biology. Honor Council. FREDERICK FRANCIS HUGHES Phoenix, Arizona. Arizona Stale Universitv, B.S. in Economics. HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION 72 JOHN GARVIN HUPP Clairlon, Pennsylvania. University of PiUsljurijh. B.S. in Pharmacy; M.S. in Phar- macy Economics. EDWIN EVANS HURYSZ Wichita. Kansas. Wichita SUte University. B.A. in Accounting. CREIGHTON EDWARD LIKES. JR. Charleston, South Carolina. Presbyterian College, B.S. in Biology. Class Vice President. WILLIAM RANDOLPH MAYNE Charleston, West Virginia. Morris Harvey College, B.S. in Biology. DAVID BARRON MOSES Washington, Pennsylvania. California State College, B.S. in E iucation. BARTHOLOMEW DEAN MYLES Saint Joseph ' s College. B.S. in Accounting. Student Government. DAVID KENDALL RICKELTON Charlotte, North Carolina. University of North Carolina, B.S. in Pharmacy. Class Historian. WILLIAM LAWRENCE ROACH. JR. Victoria, Virginia. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. in Business Administra- tion. WILLIAM OLAND ROBINETTE Gate City, Virginia. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. in Biology. THOMAS VERNON SELLARS Richmond. Virginia. College of William and Mary. B.A. in Psychology. Yearbook representative. NEIL EDWARD SHIELDS Nevs-ark, Delaware University of Delaware, B.A. in Marketing. Student Government. HERBERT ANTHONY TURK, JR. Austin, Texas. Saint Edwards University, B.B.A. in Accounting. 8 HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION 72 ROBERT LEWIS VIA Huntington. West Virginia. Marshall University, B.A. in Biologj-. Help me keep the big boys hon- est. Henry Howell LANA LOUISE WAITE Richmond, Virginia. Medical College of Virginia, B.S. in Nursing. Class Secretary-Treasurer. PAUL DENHARDT WILLIAMS LaVale, Maryland. University of Kentucky, B.S. in Microbiology; M.S. in Micro- biology. JAMES RALPH WOOD Richmond, Virginia. Lynchburg College. B.A. in Psychology. HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION 72 119 A DEDfCAHON TO: LAU R CS D. PRV9fU PW.D. We, the Hospital Administration Class of 1972, are pleased to show our appreciation for the many efforts Dr. Prybil made on our behalf. During the course of our two years, he helped us all. He taught us, laughed with us, and urged us on. But most of all, he has been out constant friend. Thank you. Dr. Prybil. 120 HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION ' 72 K W iti HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION .21 122 HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION 73 1 -Wl, t i i ?l f B i k: ? ' k ifeii k I i4ii Bill Adams Daviii Bernd Bill Grepory Ken Luke John Shaffer Unidentified Bill Clark Lynwood Harding Denison MacDonah ' John Snider Unidentified Hugh Davis Rodger Harrell Richard Pearcc Russ Sword Unidentified Jeff Dorsey Larry Jolly Unidentified Dwight Taylor Ken Angel Oswaldo Fortes Mike Kitchen Unidentified Lovell Tavlor Mervin Avanls Glenn Fox Munlhir Kuzayli Don Romano Darrell Whilt [tL HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION 73 1 RICHARD JOHN ANDRASSY North Plainfield, New Jersey B.S., Virginia Military Institute JOHN ADELBERT BAKER, JR. 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FANDEL New York, New York B.A., Queens College WILLIAM EDWARD FELDMAN Norwich, Connecticut B.S., McGill University WARREN FINKELSTEIN Brooklyn, New York B.S., Brooklyn College ARTHUR JOEL FORMAN Whitestone, New York B.S., Queens College STEWART FOX Roslyn Heights, New York A.B., University of Pennsylvania AN APPLE A DAY KEEPS THE DOC- TOR AWAY. IT ALSO GIVES YOU DIARRHEA. SAMUEL EDWARD GASKINS Great Falls, Virginia B.S., Cornell University RONALD JOHN GEBHART Langley, Virginia B.S., St. Edward ' s University MEDICINE ' 72 ny RICHARD JAY GELLER New York, New Y ' ork B.A., Brooklyn College JOHN GEORGE GERBER Forest Hills, New York B.A., Queens College MYLES DAVID GIBBONS Prospect, Illinois B.S., Virginia Military Institute STANLEY FRANKLIN GLAZER Norfolk, Virginia B.S., Old Dominion College JAQUELIN SMITH GOTLIEB Haymarket, Virginia B.S., Duke University LEWIS WILLIAM GRAVELY Beckley, West Virginia A.B., West Virginia University JACOB HAUN, JR. 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College of William ami Mary DAVID LAWRENCE KREGER Portsmouth. Virginia B A., Dukf University LOUIS KURITZKY Falls Church, Virginia B.S.. Pennsylvania Stjite University ANDREW KEAN LEAKE, III Richmond, Virginia B.S., Hampden-Sydney College DAVID OWEN LEWIS Annandale, Virginia B.S., Western Kentucky University DAVID BRUCE LORBER Montclair, New Jersey B.A., University of Virginia 130 MEDICINE 72 DONALD WAYNE LUNDIE Petersburg, Virginia B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute JOHN WALTER MACK Blacl wood, New Jersey B.S.. Hampden-Sydney College HAROLD WILLIAM MARKHAM Vienna, Virginia B.A., Columbia Union College BIRTH CONTROL THERE ARE MANY GROSS MISCONCEPTIONS IN THIS AREA. NOLAN RUDOLPH MAUNEY, JR. 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ALE Lloyd Smith Edwin Smolowitz Christopher Snyder Parker Stokes Robert Sydnor Philip Tabano James Thompson Nicolas Tulou James Vandewater Joseph Ward William Weddle Wade Wenger Thomas Wheeler Rolfe White Raymond Wiggins Walter Winfree Gene Yoder 144 MEDICINE ' 75 PW CHI Phi Chi N.itional Mtdical Fralicnily was I ' luihIimI at llu ' Inivcrsily if Virtivnl in lSSi . The- Thola Kin ChapUr was islalilislud al The Miiliial Colletrf f Vir- jrinia in March. ISSit. as tho fdurlli iliai)lfr in ihc I ' niud Slates. Phi Chi is now ihc larjrist national an l intcrnalional nudical fraUrnily. It was founded lo pro- moU- Ihc hi rh i Uals «f Scholarshiii and Brolhurhood anionji; its numtiers and all of Mi ' ditinu. PR£QlDtNG SENIOR . FRESIorN JUNfOR . . CHAPTER SECREIZIRY. IMflnONAL SECRElztRY TR eURER RUSW CHAfRA AN . . . SOOAL CHAIRMAN .. WANE UJNDfE UICHAEL ROSNER RODNa ' SnNNETT ROBERT BEmN SER BRUCE JOHNSON WVJUAM-VUBGr GRE EKANS lug wBH ewrp RohLTl Baker Tom Hopin Dannv Jmie.- Bu.ldy Mar h Dave Meinike Jack Turner Dale Klliol Stephen Haley Roy Davis John Newliy Don ( ' ol)auKh Rick Joslin Kenneth I ' owi .46 MEDICINE , « y?j . El l B ' , ' i± vf or- ' .- BURNEDA M. ACKERMAN East Islip. N. Y SANDRA BRYANT ALLMUAND Pi trick Springs, Va. VICKI LEE ATWELL Moraga. Calif. BRENDA KAREN BAKER Roanoke, Va. ALVINA S. BEY Richmond, Va. SUSAN MAUCK BOND Emporia, Va. 1 BRENDA EURK BOOTH Richmomi, Va. PATRICIA GAIL BOWLING Massies Mill, Va. Montreat-Aniierson CoIIukl- JANE FRANCES BRADY Falls Church, Va. LINDA BEALES BRYSON Boydlon, Va. Jr. Class Historian; Basketball; SNAV, 234; Parents Day, 1; Banquet Comm., 3; Orientation Comm., 3. JULIA BLANTON BURNS Richmond, Va. DARLENE VIRGINIA BUSH Lynchburg, Va. Treasurer, 4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet. LINDA KING BUSSEE Charlottesville, Va. VICKI MARIE CAIN Mount Prospect, Illinois House Council Rep. CATHERINE TRICE CARLS Ship[)ensburg, Pa. Sigma Zeta CHLOE ADAIR CLARK Emporia, Va. Jr.-Sr. Banquet; Rep. on Alumni Assoc., Lectureship; Talent Show. MARJORIE ANDERSON COLBURN Virginia Beach, Va. EMILY MARIE COOGAN Ridgefield, Conn. Alpha Sigma Chi; Sigma Zeta Sec, 4; COPE Chair- man. JEANNE E. COOPER Norfolk, Va. CHRISTINE CODLING CORNETT Hillcrest Heights, Md. BONNIE M. CREASY Huddseston, Va. X NURSING ' 72 CAROL ADELF GROWTH ER Clavmount, Del. ELIZABETH M. CULATTA Newport News. Va. JUNE EILEEN DIEHL Pen Laird, Va. BSU Sec; New Student OrienU- tion. PATRICIA SUE DOWDY Richmond, Va. Alpha Sigma Chi, 2, 3, -1; Sigma Zeta, 3, 4: SNAV: Nal ' l. Student Nurses Chairman on Nom., 3; Second V.P., 2: Rec. Secy.; A. D. Williams Scholarship Award, ' 68 — ' 69; Class Pres., 2; Army Stu- dent Nurse; Self Study Comm., 4. SISTER PATRICIA A. ECK Richmond, Va. Johnston Willis School of Nurs- ing VIRGINIA LEE EDWARDS Winchester, Va. DIANNE MARIE ENDS Fairfax, Va. PEGGY JENKINS EVANS Richmond. Va. Sigma Zeta PEGGY SPENCE FELTS Bucna Vista, Va. COPE r ,.,■- • = 154 NURSING 72 ALL MEN ARE BASTARDS. AND WHEN YOU FOR- GET, THEY REMIND YOU. 8th FLOOR CABANISS HALL r ' Sfc ■ A r JEAN ELIZABETH FLORA Boones Mill, Va. Basketball SUSAN LEIGH FLOYD Danville, Va. President School of Nursing, 4; President Jr. Class; Alpha Sigma Chi, 3, 4; Dean ' s Advisory Council, 3; SNAV, 2; Orientation Comm.. 3; Banquet Committee, 3. SUSAN HUGHES FOWLER Whippany, N. J. Honor Council Rep., 2, 3, 4; Secy., 4. SHARON DEBRA GANS Norfolk, Va. Banquet Committee, 3; Talent Show, 3: Orientation Committee, 3; Social Committee, 2, 3. CHARLYN SOOY GANT Millville, N. J. Duke University Tennis; Sigma Zeta BARBARA JANE GRISSO Roanoke, Va. BSU; Senior Publicity Chairman; Glee Club; Year Book SUff; Christmas Play; Tour Guide. NURSING ' 72 .55 MARION LESLIE GROOME West Point, ' a. Class Treas., 3; President Honor Council 4; Council Un- dergraduate Affairs, 4; Banquet Committee, :); Talent Show, 2. NANCY LYNN HASTINGS Selbyville, Delaware Class Secy., 3, 4; Newman Club. MAUREEN T. HERNDON Richmond, Va. AMY LOUISE HOFMANN Hopewell, Va. Newman Club; Yearbook Staff, 4. FREDA MALLA HOROWITZ Norfolk, Va. Alpha Sigma Chi: Class Treas, 2; President of Class, 4; Dean ' s Advisory Council, 3; Talent Show, 3; Banquet Comm., 3. ALYSON DARST HOWARD Pulaski, Va. Student Govt. Rep., 1; Class Secy., 2; Secy, of Nursing School, 3; Rep. to COPE, 4: Vice-President of Honor Council. SALLY SEWELL HURDLE Portsmouth, Va. Secretary of Freshman Class. KAROL R. HUTCHINSON Orange, Va. SISTER ROSE MARIE JASINSKI Baltimore, Md. Bon Secours Hospital School of Nursing University of Delaware 4 ' } J Zi 4 if. ■ ■ ■ Iw ' ' Pj I 1 11 W k B ll 1 4 J KK tbk. t k! 2L2ai _ 156 NURSING 72 n DEBORAH C. JOHNSON LancasU-r, Penn. Banquet Commillee; Talent Show, 3; Fre: mas Show; Orientation Committee, 3. hman Christ- r LINDA WRENN JOHNSON Spring-field, Va. .V . LINDA LEITH LANE Dendron, Va. Sigma Zela CAROL ANN LUCKI Danville, Va. j BEVERLY BIRBAUGH MARSHALL Winchester, Va. Graduation Planning Committee A i, JANE ELIZABETH MILLER Hampton, Va. Missions Chairman, BSU. NURSING 72 57 JANE LYNCH MOORE Fairfax, Va. Sigrna Zela. 3. 4, PATRICIA MOOREFIELD Danville, Va. MILDRED J. PASSARELLI Mizpah, N. J. SARA WINSTON PATTERSON Blackslone, ' a. Faculty-Student Skills Committee, 2: Student Visita Day, 3. MARILYN JANE PETERS Fairfax, Va. 158 NURSING 72 « ' . V CASSANDRA ANNETTE RAY Costa Mesa, Calif. Univ. of Seven Seas Chapman Honor Council, 1; 1st V. P. Student Nurses Assoc; SNAV: Red Cross Instructor; X-Ray Staff 1, 2, 4; Green Belt Karate. BONNIE LYNN ROBERTSON Long Valley, Rol)ert3on Social Committee; Talent Show. SANRA E. ROOP Crewe, Va. MARIE MATHEWS SAMOS Farmville, Va. AMY LOUISE SCHLOTTAG York, Pa. MARY JANE SCHILLER Petersburg, Va. LINDA DUNNEVANT SCHWARTZ Glen Allen, Va. BEVERLY ANN SERVIES Greer, S. C. Sigma Zeta; Dean ' s Advisory Council 3, 4; Curriculum Committee, 3, 4. SHARON ANNE SHEARMAN Stone Harbor, N. J. Social Committee, 2, 3 — Chairman, 4; X-Ray, 4; Resi- dent Advisor, 4. ELIZABETH ANN SIBLEY Gloucherster. Va. High School Diploma; BSU, Missions Chairman, 3, Presi- dent, 4: X-Ray Staff Section Ed., 3, 4; SNAV. KATHERINE KIRSTEIN SINK Baltimore, Md. Hotline; Lutheran Group. CHERY ANNE SMITH Fairfa.x, Va. SALLY KAY SMITH Vienna, Va. Tennis, Basketball, Athletic Rep., Secy, of Athletic Assoc. CARLA HELMS SPOTO Charlotte. N. C. Meridith College Jr.-Sr. Dinner JANE WEVERS STEIN Woodstock, Va. NURSING ' 72 159 ROBIN F. STEVENS Madison, Wisconsin DEBRA LEIGH SWOFFORD Stuart, Va. Si itia Zeta SHEILA GOFF TALTON Goldsboro, N. C. CATHERINE MARIE THOMPSON Norfolk, Va. Class Treasurer, 1; Social Committee, 4: Yearbook Staff, 4 AMY CHI MING TSOU Taipei, Taiwan, The Republic of China Class V. P., 1; SNAV, 3; Parent ' s Day; House Council, 4: Student Council, 2. KATHLEEN MARIE TRACY Falls Church, Va. Alpha Sigma Chi, 3, 4; Class V.P., 4, S.A.V.P. 4; Social Comm., 1; SNAV, 3, 4; Newman Club, 2. 4; Banquet Comm.; Army Student Nurse Program. SUSAN MARIE TRACY Alexandria, Va. SNAV, 1, 2, 3, 4; Talent Show, 2; Student Tours, 2, 3. CHARLENE JOYCE TUCKER Long Island, Va. SNAV; BSU. SHELLY MOTT VERBER Falls Church, Va. VCU Library Committee 160 NURSING 72 DEBORAH LANE WAGUS Pelersliurg, Va. Resident Ass ' L; Talent Show, 3, 4. JULIA ANNK VVECMAN Richmonti, Va. LAURA WHEELKK HlLKdVITZ Richmond, Va. University of Kentucky SNAV, 1, 2; Banquet Committee; Curriculum Commit- tee. ANN GIBSON WHITE Pulaski, Va. Class President, 2; Secy, of SGA; Dean ' s Advi.sory ( ' oun- cil; SGA Rep. for Council of Underg-raduate Affairs. BARBARA ANN WITT Temple Hills, Md. MYRNA MOSES WOOLWINE Roanoke, Va. NURSING 72 i6i 162 NURSING ' 73 v Sn, M.C.V. has been putting out Nurses since 1838. Nurses have been putting out since . . . Who 0 D A We were going to print something nice about you. However, if you can ' t say something nice . . . Who Shirley Adkins Stephanie Altizer Rose Askins Cynthia Baughan Peggy Bibb Pam Bolhofer Barbara Bowman Pat BuonafHJro Bcv Campbell Pat Caputo Kayc Carrithers Dottie Churn Carolyn Clar) ' Ann Comstock Suzanne Jensen Barbara Davis Mary Dcvenny Heidi Diamond Robin Ernest Nancy Gander Barbara Glass Caroline Griffith Violet Hart Chris Heuston Melinda Hitchcock NURSING 73 163 r af Doris Hostetter Bonnie Lanhan Susan Morgan Chris Hoybach Chris Lawson Carol Parrish Kathy Hudson Mary Jeffrey Linda Kuhlthau Pam Patrick Sarah Richardson Pat Love Lynn Roark Nancy Lancaster Ann Markland Montreo Rollins 164 NURSING 73 . i i i f ■ PL J m CHASTITY Rarely use venery but for health or offspring, never to dulness, weakness, or the injury of your own or another ' s peace or reputation. 1 g j Franklin Pat Rowell Brenda Sanderson Jenni Saunders Pam Saunikr,- Dick Shnnvi Cathy Smith Liz SUna ki Cathy Takimoto Felicia Vergara Ann Vizzi Jackie Wadsworlh Charlotte Warren Gale Watson Anne Wcbcr Donna Wood NURSING 73 .65 CHARLES ARTHUR BAKER Richmond. Virginia. Virginia Commonwealth University. Student Government 2, 3, 4, 5. President 5; Alpha Sigma Chi 4, 5; APhA-VPhA 2. 3, 4, 5; Sigma Zeta 4, r . PATRICIA ANNE BATEMAN Richmond. Virginia. Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S. in Biology Kappa Epsilon 4. 5, Historian 5; A PhA-VPhA 3, 4, E.MMETT FRANCIS BAXTER Dinwiddle, Virginia. Richard Bland College, A. A. APhA-VPhA 3, 4, ,5. THOMAS STRAUGHAN BEANE, JR. Miskimon. Virginia. North Carolina Wesleyan College. Phi DelU Chi 3, 4. 5; Alumni Liaison 4, Vice-President 5 Media Board Representative 4, 5; X-Ray Staff 4, 5, Assist- ant Editor 5; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5. JAMES RUSSELL BELCHER Keen Mountain, Virginia. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Kappa Psi 3 4, 5. Chaplain 5; Alpha Sigma Chi 5; APhA VPhA 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 4, President 5; Football 3, 4, 5 Softball 3, 4. 168 PHARMACY 72 CARRINGTON L. BOOTH, JR. Alexandria Virginia Gforge Washington University Kappa Psi 3, -1, 5, Sec. 4, 5; Slu ' Coun. 5; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5; Sigma Zeta 4, 5; Football; Basketball; Softball. CAROL WILLIAMSON BRADLEY Norfolk, Virginia Ok! Dominion University APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5. GKOVER STEPHEN BRAGG Richmond. Virginia Maryland Institute College of Art; University of Virginia Eastern Shore Branch Phi Delta Chi 3, 4, 5, Master at Arms 4; Rho Chi 4, 5; Sigma Zeta 4, ,5; Class Treas. 4; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, S. JAMES W. COLE Swords Creek, Virginia U ' es-McRae College, A.S. Phi Delta Chi 3, 4. 5; SVSHP 4; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5. DORTHY JANE CONRAD Pulaski, Virginia Radford College APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5. SAMUEL HAROLD COPPEDGE, JR. Highland Springs, Virginia Ferrum College Kappa Psi 4, 5; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5; Football; Softball. RODNEY G. CUNDIFF Rocky Mount, Virginia Ferrum Junior College Phi DelU Chi 5; VPhA-APha 3, 4, 5. DOUGLAS LEWIS DAVIS Charlottesville, Virginia Randolph-Macon College Rho Chi 4, 5; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5; Sigma Zeta 4, 5. ARTHUR LOUIS EISENMAN Silver Spring, Maryland George Washington University B.A. in Psychology Phi Delta Chi 4, 5; Sigma Zeta 4, 5, Pres. 5; X-RAY Staff 4, 5, Editor 5; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5; SVSHP 4, 5, Sec.-Treas. 5; ASHP5. SHARON SNIDER FLEENOR Marion, Virginia Mary Washington College Kappa Epsilon 3, 4, 5, Chaplain 5; Class Sec. 2; Rho Chi 4, 5; APhA-VfhA 3, 4, 5; SVSHP 4, 5; ASHP 5. V. RANDALL GRAVLEY Hillsville, Virginia Wytheville Community College, A.S. Phi Delta Chi 3, 4, 5, Recording Sec. 4; School President 5; Student Government; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5. NICHOLAS CHARLES GRAYBEAL Bristol. Tennessee East Tenn. Slate University Athletic Representative 4; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5; Football 3, 4, 5; Basketball 3. 4, 5; Kappa Psi. PAMELA JEAN GUINN Norfolk. Virginia. EARL GRAHAM GUNN Richmond, Virginia Richmond College of Univ. of Richmond Phi Delia Chi 3, 4, 5, Corresponding Sec. 4; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5. PHARMACY 72 L. PRESTUN HALK Elklon, VirKinia Madison College Phi Delta Chi 3. 4. 5, Inner Guard 4, President 5; APhA VPhA 3,4, 5; Football 3, 4, 5. KAREN LEE HERMANSEN Fairfax, Virginia Stephen F. .Austin Stale University; George M .Madison College School SecreUrv 5; APhA-VPhA 3, 4. 5. PHILIP KENDRICK HOPKINS Newport News, Virginia Christopher Newiwrl College Kappa Psi 3, 4, 5; Alpha Sigma Chi 3, 4, ,5, Vice-President 5; Cla-ss President 2, 3; Student Government 2, 3; Dean ' s Com- mittee 2, 3, 5; Interfralernilv Council President 5; Editor Mortar and Pestle ; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 3, 4, 5; Ba.sketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Softball 2, 3. 4. 5; Tennis 2; Volleyball 2, 3. BELVIN ALLEN HUFFMAN Richmond, Virginia Virginia Polvlechnic Institute Kappa Psi 3, 4, 5; Class Historian 2, 3, 4, 5; Class President 5; APhA-VPhA 2, 3, 4; Softball 2. 3. .5; Basketball 4. RICHARD KEITH KITTINGER Richmond, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Kappa Psi 3. 4, 5, Historian 4, Second Vice-Reg ent 5; Athlet- ic Representative 3; APh.A.-VPh.A. 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 5; Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 4. GLEN DONALD LANG .Madison Heights, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Phi DelU Chi 3, 4, 5, Master at Arms r : APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5, Historian 4; Basketball 3. KEITH RANDALL LANTZ Edinburg, Virginia Bridgewater College Kappa Psi 3, 4, 5; Softball : APhA-VPhA 2, 3. :. 3, 4, 5; Basketball 2, 3, 4 ELDA ELIZABETH LEET Elkton, Virginia Madison College Rho Chi 4, 5; Sigma Zeta 4, .5; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5 DANIEL RAY LINEBERRV Salem, Virginia Virginia Western College; Roanoke College Phi Delta Chi, Inner Guard .5; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5; SVSHP 4, 5; Basketball 3, 4, 5; Football .5; Softball 4, 5. EMPSY LION WILLIAMS Blackstonc, Virginia College of William and Mary; Longwood College Rho Chi 4, 5, President 5; Sigma Zeta 4, 5; Class Secretary 4, 5; APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5; SVSHP 5; ASHP 5. SAMUEL PAGE LIPSCOMB Lynchburg, Virginia Central Virginia Community College Phi Delta Clii; Student Government 2, 3; Softball. WILLIAM ANDREW LOREK Radford, Virginia Randolph-Macon College Alpha Sigma Chi; Student Government 2; Class President 2; APhA-VPhA; Kappa Psi. 170 PHARMACY 72 FRANK HODGES LUCAS Martinsville, Virjfinia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Kappa Psi; APhA-VPhA. WILLIAM SPRATLEY NICHOLSON Wakefield, Vir nia College of William and Mary Kappa Psi 3, 4, 5; Regent .5; Treas. 4; APhA-VPhA; Honor Council 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball; Softball; Volleyball. WILLIAM THOMAS NICHOLSON Glen Allen. Virginia Randolph Macon College Kappa Psi; APhA-VPhA; Class Vice-Pres. 2, 3, 4; Football; Basketball; Softball; Volleyball; VCU Baseball 4, 5. WALTER STEVEN NUCKOLS Lynchburg, Virginia Ferrum Junior College Phi DelU Chi 3, 4, 5, Prelate 5; APhA-VPhA. STEVEN RAY OWEN Lynchburg, Virginia Virginia Military Institute; Clinch Valley Community Col- lege Phi DelU Chi 3, 4, ,5; APhA-VPhA, LINDA J. REYNOLDS Richmond, Virginia Averett College A. A. APhA-VPhA. PHARMACY 72 i BEVERLY MORGAN RICHARDS Richmond, Virjrinia Rho Chi. HUBERT CARLTON RUDDER. JR Brookncal. Virginia Ferrum Junior College Phi DelU Chi 3, -1, 5. Treas. 5; APhA-VPhA. SANDRA GRAY SHARP Petersburg. Virginia Radford College Kappa Epsilon 3. 4, 5. Vice-Pres. .5; Class Sec. 3 REBECCA MARIE SHAVER Roanoke. Virginia Roanoke College Kappa Epsilon 3, 4. 5, Pledge Trainer 4, Pre VPhA. CHARLES SHROCK Richmond. Virginia. ROBERT LOUIS SKIBA Norfolk, Virginia Chowan College Kappa Psi 3. 4, 5; APhA-VPhA; Football; SVSHP ,72 PHARMACY 72 BRENDA LESLIK SMITH Salum, Vir jinia Roanciku College Kappa Epsilon 4, 5, Pledge Trainer 5; SGA REP. 3; APhA- VPhA. JAMES CRIGLER SMITH, JR. Charlottesville, Virginia Lynchburg College; Madison Ext. of University of Virginia b:s. Kappa Psi. DAVID W. STEPHENSON Portsmouth, Virginia Chowan College Kappa Psi; APhA-VFhA. PATRICIA BETH STREDLER Norfolk, Virginia University of Georgia APhA-VPhA; Sigma Zela. JAMES LARRY THOMAS Johnson City, Tennessee East Tennessee Slate University Kappa Psi, Third Vice-Regent; APhA-VPhA. MICHAEL THOMAS WATT Richmond, Virginia V.C.U. (Academic Division) Phi Delta Chi. DIANE FIELDEN WEAKLEY Richmond, Virginia Radford College Kappa Epsilon, Sec, Treas.; APhA-VPhA. PAUL FULTON WHEELER, JR. Radford, Virginia East Tennessee State University Kappa Psi; Softball 3, 4; VPhA-APhA. SUSAN BRUMBACK WHITACRE Winchester, Virginia Roanoke College APhA-VPhA; Class Treas. I ' m sorry, but that ' s not in my field of expertise. Marvin Boots NANCY STREET WILLIAMS Danville, Virginia Longwood College Class Vice President 5. CAROLYN VIRGINIA WOO Richmond, Virginia Virginia Commonwealth University APhA-VPhA 3, 4, 5 JOHN WOOLWINE Richmond, Virginia Kappa Psi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; APhA-VPhA. SUSAN HOPKINS YOUENS Newport News, Virginia Old Dominion College VPhA-APhA; VSHP. PHARMACY ' 72 173 Gregg Alexander Larry Bandy Johnny Hartley Stephen Bolte Martha Browning Dave Clayton 174 PHARMACY ' 73 :!7  . -- 1 V - Ken Conn.T Mason Coo[K;r David Creek Ron Davis Jerrv Duvall Glenn Faucelte Ron Fields Mike FiUgerald Rudy Flinchum Robert Foster Doug Futrell Cathy Ganzor - B S M H H H M M M S E K B £? ' :jrtiH Hie. ' PHARMACY 73 i s Sharon Griffin Ted Hess Weldon Jones Carl Lueckert Ann McCown 176 PHARMACY 73 PHARMACY 73 i z ff ! J Larry Mullins Bob Necsary Judy Nuckols Jill Ose C. W. Porter Gaylord Ray Brenda Nash C. M. Northington Jon Osborne Kelvin Parker Tom Powell Libby Ray 178 PHARMACY 73 t r Art Rohertson Bob Runninger Ron Spellman Al Stowers Leroy Taylor Bill Wimbish Shirley Rue Jan Skihinski Mary Starr Steve Switzcr Alex Wialt Nancy Wyckoff iL w m r H « B imm ■ ■ PHARMACY ' 73 179 180 PHARMACY 74 y f Sarah Andrews Janice Bowles Marcia Cartagena Bill Con Larrv Farmer Pat Ankers Richard Braig Dec Carwile John Dnlo Paul Fornili Eddie Archer Ervin Brooks Gale Carj ' Rick Dugger Thom;is Garland Franklin Aylor Kent Brown Steve Claytor Anita Goo lall John Bahlman Ann BrumlK.Tg Pal Coales Herman Baker James Burnam Charlie Collins Jim Faidlev Billie Hall PHARMACY 74 Burnell Hawthorn Gary Kayfelt Glenn Kight Susan Kutz Terrell Martin Bruce Ligh Sue Moore Albert McConnell Ann Noe Ann Morris Cardwell Nuckols 182 PHARMACY ' 74 PHARMACY 74 33 Mike Nuckols Lyn Philpot Alan Redmond Jan Reynolds David Shepherd Woodrow Pack Kenneth Polbck Greg Reynolds Fleet Richards Dennis Stanley 184 PHARMACY 74 Harry Slraub Tim Sumner Gene Touchstone Betty Trent Tom Voight Marie Walt Thomas White Morton Williamson Susan Wyant Randy Yost PHARMACY 74 iss KAPPA EPSfLON PR-KfDENT VfCS-PR£SfD9Nr RECORDING C CRSflJRy 7T SUR£R PLEDGE TRAfNH WSrORWN CmPLA N F ACUUV ADVISOR REBK:CA SWAVH ANN McCOU N MAR:rW BROU NIN (MANcy iam: :ofp LKu s urm TlNkS HABEL ANNI LKPB Kappa Epsilon, a national professional fraternity for women in Pharmacy, was founded in Iowa City, Iowa on May 13, 1921 by Zeda M. Cooper. The Tau Chapter of the Medical College of Virginia was in- stalled on March 30, 1953. The objectives of Kappa Epsilon are to unite women students in Pharmacy, to stimulate in its members a desire for high scholarship, to foster a professional consciousness, and to I)rovide a bond of lasting loyalty, interest, and friendship. 186 PHARMACY t y .■ I NOT PICTUKED Laura Denny Tinker Hal)ol S. Carter While (, p. Buleman. L Boucher. M. BrowninR, S. Fleenor, B. Glover, A. McCflwn, A. Mo S. Shaqj. B. Shaver, L. Smith, E, Trent, K. Wall, 1). Weakley, N. Wyckoff PHARMACY 187 KAPPA PSf CHAPLAIN IMLH fi. NfCWOLSOM JOMN WOOLWIN WRRVTWOMAS LONNI BOOTH C. M. NORTHfNSrON CAMiUV JOHNSON RUSIV BaX:HER Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity is the nation ' s oldest and largest pharmaceutical fraternity. Kappa Psi was chartered in 1879 and is composed of both collegiate and graduate chapters nation- wide. The goal of the fraternity is to promote the high ideals and standards of the profession and to provide a medium through which students pursuing the profession of Pharmacy can develop a fel- lowship. 188 PHARMACY f f a o r in .4 « 9L SA$ P R. Beckner. R. Belcher. E. Berr -. L. Booth. E. Brooks. S. Coopedge D. Futrcll. N. Graybcal, P. Hopkins. A. Huffman. S. Johnson. K. Kittenger B. S. Nicholson. B. T. Nicholson, C. Northington. B. Nuckols. J. Osborne, B. Skiba T. Sumner, L. Thomas. E. Touchstone. M. Williamson. P. Wheeler. J. Woolwine NOT PICTURED: Steve Golombek. Mike Richardson. Jim Walker J, Faidley, L. Farmer. R. Foster K. Lanlz. F. Lucas, T. Martin J. Smith, D. Stanley, D. Stephenson PHARMACY 189 pw Dtm cu Phi Delia Chi Fraternity was founded on November 2, 1883 at the University of Michi- gan. Both students and faculty recognized that such an organization would bring stu- tients of Pharmacy together for the discussion of scientific (juestions pertaining to Phar- macy and its sister sciences. Since its founding, Phi Delta Chi has chartered 55 under- graduate chapters and initialed over 20,000 members. The Alpha Delta Chapter of Phi Delia Chi was chartered in 1925 at the Medical College of Virginia. PRESfD NT PR erON UAJu STRAU6HAN B AN RON CPEUJMAN TR SURGR. R£CORDfM SKKajZVRV H. C. RJUDDH BOB NBCCfiJRy MASTER. AT ARMS Gi£N LANS- INNB eUARD qA J A UN ERRY PRGIATE AUJ UNf UAISON STR NUCfcOLS AL U IATT FACUOV ADVISORS harjOld s wm IMUARD HARRISON 190 PHARMACY ffltf ' ! f ? 9 ' kS M. Eddie Archer. Slraughan Beane, Steve Bolte. Siege Bragg, Kent Brown, Gale Gary, Jim Cole, Charlie Collins, Bill Cox Rod Cundiff, Ron Davis. Art Eisenman, Ron Fields, Randall Gravely, Earl Gunn. Preston Hale, Bruce Kerr, Glen Lang Bruce Ligh, Dan Lineberry, Sam Lipscomb, Al McConnell, Mike Morton, Larry Mullins, Bob Necsary, Steve Nuckols, Steve Owen Richie Richards, H. C. Rudder, Bob Runninger, Ron Spcllman, Rick Straub, Mike Watt, Alex Wiatt, Randy Yost, Bill Barbour PHARMACY .91 President Vice President. Secretary Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ...Charles A. Baker, P-72 .Steven D. Budnick, D-72 .Ann Gibson White, N-72 .William J. Vigilone, D-72 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Medicine ' 72 Jesse M. Jones, Richard M. Nisman, Allen D. Weyl, David M. Pariser Medicine ' 73 Saul C. Gorman, Theodore N. Georges, Sanford Greenhouse, David A. Vaughan Medicine ' 74 S. Deborah Murphy, Michael J. Lapenta, Alan J. Sakan, Robert W. Stockburger Medicine ' 75 Wendy Frances Bone, Mark David Freilich, Janes Edward Jones, Jr., William Michael Kovach Dentistry ' 72 Donald G. Levitin, John R. Wheless Dentistry ' 73 Joel T. Fine, Michael W. Tabor, William C. Walther Dentistry ' 74 John Mason, Lloyd E. Rice, III, Alan Sizemore Dentistry ' 75 Ernest John Riggs, John B. Rose, III, Roger Harris Carson Pharmacy ' 72 Donald M. Day, Jr., Carrington L. Booth, Jr. Pharmacy ' 73 Elizabeth Boucher, Sharon A. Griffin, Clarence Northington Pharmacy ' 74 Larry Farmer, Sue Moore, Elizabeth Trent Nursing ' 72 Priscilla Showmaker, Becky Vaught, Ann Gibson White Nursing ' 73 Caroline Griffin, Christy Houston Physical Therapy ' 72 Betsy Brucker, Martin Boytek, Jr. Physical Therapy ' 73 Rebecca Lynn Ross Medical Technology ' 72 .- Ann Wood Arrendt Hospital Admin. ' 72 Bartholomew Myles Hospital Admin. ' 73 Wayne G. Terry Graduate Studies John Everett Emma, Haywood N. Hughes Radiologic Tech. ' 72 Linda Tew Radiologic Tech. ' 73 Lauretta A. Cottrell Dental Hygiene ' 72 Jackie Jackson Dental Hygiene ' 73 Janice M. Benenson Nurse Anesthetists ' 72 Zenia Velasco Nurse AnesthetisLs ' 73 William Clark 194 ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS SCHOOL PRESIDENTS Medicine Louis Kuritzky Dentistry Martin A. Hoard Pharmacy V. Randall Gravley Nursing Susan Floyd Physical Therapy Hugh Bolster Medical Technology William A. Hatcher Hospital Administration Douglas B. Lewis Graduate Studies Roy Pang Radiologic Technology Martha Pennington Dental Hygiene Jackie Jackson Nurse Anesthetists Barbara W. Dunnavant CLASS PRESIDENTS Medicine 72 Dawn Grigg Mueller Medicine 73 Jack Ende Medicine 74 Peder M. Shea Medicine 75 Roy Frederick Davis Dentistry 72 Peter S. Cimino, III Dentistry 73 James W. Baker Dentistry 74 Robert A. Rucho Dentistry 75 Thomas Joseph Morris Pharmacy 72 Belvin A. Huffman Pharmacy 73 David B. Creek Pharmacy 74 Gregory Glenn Reynolds Nursing 72 Freda Horowitz Nursing 73 Montreo Rollins Physical Therapy 72 Martin Boytek, Jr. Physical Therapy 73 Thomas Leroy Soule Medical Technology 72 William A. Hatcher Hospital Admin. 72 John A. Gorman Hospital Admin. 73 Douglas B. Lewis Graduate Studies Roy Pang Radiologic Tech. 72 David C. Dillard Radiologic Tech. 73 Lina Ann Johnson Dental Hygiene 72 Jackie Jackson Dental Hygiene 73 Janice M. Benenson Nurse Anesthetists 72 Barbara Dunnavant Nurse Anesthetists 73 Bruce Newman ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS ' HONOR COUNCIL Chairman Joseph McCulloch, Jr . PT ' 72 Secretary Susan Hughes Fowler, N ' 72 HONOR COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Medicine 72 Jacob Haughn, Jr. Medicine 73 William Richard Jeter Medicine 74 Jon Vordermark Medicine 75 Margaret Mae Mackie Dentistry 72 Quincy B. Gilliam Dentistry 73 James A. Harrell, Jr. Dentistry 74 Michael Dishman Dentistry 75 James Kenneth Muehleck Pharmacy 72 William S. Nicholson Pharmacy 73 Robert L. Runninger Pharmacy 74 Tim Sumner Nursing 72 Susan Hughes Fowler Nursing 73 Doris Hostetter Physical Therapy 72 Pat Neely Physical Therapy 73 Ann Marie Ingram Medical Technology 72 Martha Key Radiologic Technology 72 Donna Farmer Radiologic Technology 73 Gayle Ingrid Petroff Hospital Administration 72 James W. Hubbell Hospital Administration 73 Lynwood F. Harding Graduate Studies W. Stratford May Dental Hygiene 72 Marie Arnold Dental Hygiene 73 Mary Ann Garcia Nurse Anesthetists 72 Margaret Quinby Nurse Anesthetists 73 Muriel McDaniel 196 ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETIC COUNCIL President Vice President (Women) Vice President (Men) Secretary Sally Kay Smith, N ' 72 Cramer L. Roswell, D ' 73 .Thomas H. Solenberger, M ' 74 ATHLETIC COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Medicine ' 72 Medicine ' 73 Medicine ' 74 Medicine ' 75 Dentistry ' 72 Dentistry ' 73 Dentistry ' 74 Dentistry ' 75 Pharmacy ' 72 Pharmacy ' 73 Pharmacy ' 74 Nursing ' 72 Nursing ' 73 Physical Therapy ' 72 Physical Therapy ' 73 Medical Technology ' 72 Hospital Administration ' 72 Hospital Administration ' 73. Radiologic Technology ' 72 . . Radiologic Technology ' 73 . . Dental Hygiene ' 72 Nurse Anesthetists ' 72 Richard J. Andrassy Frederick S. Arnold Thomas H. Solenberger . . . Edwin Larry Smolowitz James V. Shearer Cramer L. Boswell Newton Mullins Gregory Steven Akers Michael E. Richardson Joseph M. Evans Irvin Brooks Carol A. Crowther Peggy Bibb Larry Jenkins , Roscoe Waylon Joyner, III Barbara Novak Frank A. Butler Archie Nelson, Jr. Linda Tew George W. Johnson Lynn Mundy Bruce Brown ACnVITIES AND ORGANIZATIQ] UJW OME SA UFW Alpha Omojra Alpha is an Honorary Midital Sociily founded at the Colk% ' e of Metlkine of the Tniversily of Illinois in 1902 l y William W. Root. The Brown Se- (piard Chapur al MCV was orji anized in HMO. Beinj? selected is one of the hifi h- est honors a sluilent can he awarded as it demonstrates the hifjhest scholarship and ideals, accejitance of responsihility and leailership, and scientific approach. Alumnus membership is jfrante i for distinctive achievement in the art and prac- tice of scientific medicine. FRESfDENT VICE PRBQtDQNT- SECREiaRV TREASURER . . .ANDRES k AM LEAfCE, lU . .JOHN MAlCCm UUELLER .JUDnW SlALa DUNNfNSTON , . . .RICHARD LLOVD lANDAU lUEjUBEReWIP Benjamin Carl Hlall .Mark Melvin Blatter David rhrisl()i)her Bosworth Mitchell David Burnhaum Kerry Thomas Hijjfiins Thomas FVancis Ho r n Gordon Neil Kellelt, Jr. Laleah Dawn GriKK Mueller James Paul Neifeld Richaril .Marc Nisman John Charles Quinn Barrv Charles Silver 198 ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS ALTW Cr(SMA cw Alpha Sigma Chi is an honorary leadership society organized to serve the college and student body, and to grant recognition to those students who through meet- ing high standards of leadership, scholarship, and character have demonstrated ability and willingness to play prominent roles in carrying on student activities. Members are selected from the schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy and Nursing. An honorary member is chosen annually among the faculty. A banquet held in the spring highlights the activities of Alpha Sigma Chi and honors the newly selected members. FRESfDEMT lOUlC KVRJJlZia, M ' 72 VICE PRESfDEPJT PWUP K. WOPWNS, P ' 72 SECREF IRY E UILYMARiE COOeiANJ, N ' 72 HS eUREB. VfiWN MiMLER,, M ' 72 imjts£Rem School of Medicine Lawrence W. Brooks Andrew K. Leake, III John Thomas Ryan Gordon L. Kellett, Jr. Daniel C. Booker, Jr. School of Pharmacy Charles A. Baker James R. Belcher David B. Creek Vernie R. Gravley Empsy W. Lion School of Dentistry Robert Samuel Branham James C. Burns William P. Fernald Bernard R. Hill Stephen D. Budnick Peter S. Cimino, III School of Nursing Freda Malla Horowitz Susan Leigh Floyd Patricia Sue Dowdy Kathleen M. Tracy Rebecca Ann Vaught Maureen T. Herndon Marian Leslie Groome ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIO .0 m i, ;ln 19Z . the Lambda Ch Fof Rho Chi was founded at Me Riniaftdl has had as its 4 K the promotion and recognition -in the Pharmaeeutical| Kices. Scholarship, leadership, an mint; eligibility for m i[ Kship. - : H- ■ ' . A • ' ,•■«■ ?- ■f.- -, -• . I :JLillif J 200 ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS aGW:20A Sigma Zeta, a National Honorary Science Socicly. was rounded at Sluirllel ' f Col- lege in Alton, Illinois in 1925. The founders sought to include in its membership those juniors and seniors in any field of science and mathematics whom they felt should be recognized for their achievements in sound scholarship. Sigma Zeta has two purposes: to encourage and foster the attainment of a knowledge of the sciences; to recognize the attainment of high scholarship among those fitted for membership in this society. The Medical College of Virginia received its charter as the third, or Gamma, chapter in 1927. Active membership is extended to any student in the schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, or Pharmacy above soph- omore standing who has a grade point average of 3.00 (A =4.00) in the sciences and mathematics and a grade point average of 2.75 in all subjects including the sciences and mathematics. PRESfDEM ' ORT E SENMAM PHARMACY — 72 TT EASURER MAC PAY, JR. PHARMACY — 72 SECRElARy MAUREEN MERNDOM NURSING — 72 MEDICINE — 72 Gordon Kellett II Richard Landau Andrew Leake III Herbert Lassiter John Mueller David Waldman Dave Kirby Judith Dunnington Barry Silver DENTISTRY James Burns Martin Hoard John Newton Frederick Smith Marvin Thews, Jr. William Viglione 72 PHARMACY — 72 Charles Baker Carrington Booth, Jr. Grover Bragg Elda Leet Empsy Lion William Nicholson Beverly Richard Patricia Stredler James Walker NURSING — 72 Cathy Carls Emily Coogan Pat Dowdy Peggy Evans Charlyn Gant Linda Lane Jane Lynch Amy Schlottag Bev Servies Debra Swofford Becky Vaught HONORARY MEMBERS Alvin M. Zfass M.D. Joseph Formica Ph.D. William L. Banks Ph.D. ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS 202 ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIOT ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS 203 i -i ' ' ■ ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS mm i h m ' M. ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIOI -f r , ? 206 ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS i ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS 207 208 A( riVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS 209 2,0 ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS I ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATION 21, ; R4YSlAFF RIGHT: Art Eisenman. E litor BELOW; Slraughan Bcanc. Jr., Assistant Editor 2,2 A CTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Amy Hofmann (left) and Sharon Shearman, C«[)V and Layout Assistants. TOP RIGHT: Ann Siblev, Editor for School of Medicine. CENTER LEFT: Martha Pennington. Art Editor. CENTER RIGHT: Carolyn Flanary. Editor for School of Dentistry-, BOTTOM LEFT: Cathy Thompson, Editor for School of Nursing. BOTTOM RIGHT: Taffy Stevens, Layout Assistant. ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS •?!«■..■ «i juos 01 inieresi-Men 45 anilHly Domestic Help 46 OUSEKEEPEB MD — 5 days, 155 AVAILABLE n the South Todays 233-4357, HELPS, Farm Help 46-A FOREMAN — Good t poSPl ' On for voung rl 769-3603 or 769-;3ie oec«s5ity Cunej NKk Fifm 644-5055 O ' apply ' lyvn al :e 13 mi east of Richmond on Salesmen Waited 47 AL 0,A0«KT ,  W4W0X I JSUHANCE AGENTS — cupped SI 00 266-1752 T BERNARD PUPS — AKC, Lone Fountain Kannelj. Church- vilH, Va 24421 (703)686-1495 Distinctivtiy diMe ' l THE p. 3536 w Cany St BIG SAVINGS FOR CHRISTMAS RAVEN AQUARIUM Wdpen 12-9, 7 daya, 737-8966 CAT 1 YEAR OLD, NICE DEPARTMENT STORES FINS FEATHER PET CENTER 5208 LAKESIDE AVE 262 6661 OPEN 10-6 30 GROOMING WANTED I 5289 Bowi.r Horses, Cattle 63 tTOCK, lUPFmi Bedding • f ' uck load de ' ive CARTER LUMBER CO 643 3509 HEIFERS ■ ng wiin Goode, HORSE HAULING — local ■ t-ajis, ho ' jes, mules, pon.e sell trade 2 ' 0 1132 784-5396 Furniture WaBled REFRIGERATORS -8145 Manns CASH for bedrr GOOD ' JALEH jmingsuit OHMAN ! HIGHEST PR Call Ml 3-1367 Antiques Reproduct 4NTI0UE. CLOCK EL 8-0844 before 10 AM ANTIQUES UNLOADING SA WEn,THURS , AND Soarhe 5 O ' ing ' ng m a ant.aues ' rom Per dutch coyniny Royal Cc He gnlj on ' JeHe ' Son D BANO UET TAB E ' sio 2 P IT ' K°°ee table, Vi- Reg. d Ave CHEST — Meppie inlaid 38 in «i Pe.civali, 2929W C nr ' 17! 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With big rewards to match righ t from the start. If you ' d like to know more about opportunities in pharmaceutical marketing at Upjohn, please write Director. Domestic Pharmaceutical Sales. If : ■ : ' :-y. Kala- mazoo, ' . ' ■ Iftffl ADVERTISING 2.7 Bioblend® Teeth make any denture look more natural. Bone-like enamel. Wrap around translucency. Internally blended color. These are just a few of the esthetic refinements which distinguish Bioblend from all other artificial teeth. The result: Bioblend Teeth are now being used more often for complete dentures than any other teeth in the world. Any other! Available in porcelain or plastic. TRUBYTE Creator of fine products for dentistry Dentsply International, YorV, Pennsylvania 218 ADVERTISING U ben (ilasses are l eQdired Optical Co. Galeski fills your prescription with utmost care and precision and offers you a wide selection of the most modern frame stylings. 6 Offices to Serve You 737 E. Main St. 643-3577 310 E. Grace St. 643-6327 Medical Arts BIdg. 649-2285 Professional BIdg. 644-3607 Willow Lawn 282-7545 Southside 233-7388 AH-DOBINS Making today ' s medicines with integrity., seeking tomorrow ' s with persistence. 6ffi Compliments of SKULL BONES RESTAURANT 400 North Twelfth Street Compliments of HARRIS-WILLIAMS DENTAL LABORATORY, INC. Complete and Modern Laboratory Service 407 Lee Medical BIdg. Phone EL 9-4697 1805 MOUMENT AVE. RICHMOND 20. VA. VERTISCRIBER ADVERTISING .-.,-.;, RiCW|U6N(p; AR , NOSE CHARLES G. MOTLEY 3110 West Marshall Street Richmond, Virginia 23230 Complimen+s of CAFETERIA AND GIFTQUOP POltERe AND ANJDEReOM DENPIL SUPPLY OORPORAnOM Richmond and Roanoke 56 Heal+hco Branches 220 .ADVERTISING PRIDE. . . PRESTIGE. . . PROFESSIONALISM. . . You may ask yourself where your nursing career will take you. Professional considerations should form the basis for planning the future. In nursing today there is probably no more stimulating environment than that offered by the Army Nurse Corps. Just consider some of the advantages to be found in the unique experience of Army Nursing. Advantages whether you see the Army Nurse Corps as a career or a short tour of duty. For one thing an Army Nurse is an officer in a position of leadership. Freedom from many dull duties which others accomplish under her direction permits more time for nursing care. You ' ll find that life in the Army Nurse Corps is marked from the start with adventure and challenge, where you serve in a unique professional capacity as well as fulfilling a patriotic mission. An Army Nurse is a specialist, choosing from many fields of training open to her. Financial assistance is available to Nursing students through the Army Student Nurse Program. All participants in the Army Student Nurse Program receive $460.00 per month. For the last 24 months, books as well as tuition are provided. Nursing students are commissioned to 2nd Lieutenants 6 months prior to graduation and promoted to the grade of 1st Lieutenant upon graduation. For further information contact.... CPT Richard Berry SFC Johnny Guy ton Defense General Supply Center Richmond, Virginia (703) 275-4727 ADVERTISING THE WELCOME MAT IS ALWAYS OUT FOR YOU Join Your ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA 1105 East Clay Street Richmond, Virginia 222 ADVERTISING Compliments of POa EI C and ANDERSON INC Division of Owens, Minor and Bodeker, Inc. STROTHER DRUG CO. Wholesale Druggist LYNCHBURG, VA. RICHMOND, VA. PRINCETON, WEST VA. Let Him Serve You Most Who Serves You Best TUCKER HOSPITAL, INC. 212 W. Franklin St. Richmond, Virginia Phone 703-648-4481 Visiting Hours 2:00 p.m. — 8:00 p.m. Dally Admissions Arranged Through Staff Physician JOSEPH W. BLILEY FUNERAL HOME 3rd and Marshall Streets Richmond, Virginia Phone 649-051 1 Lighted Parking With Attendants THE MACKE COMPANY— RICHMOND For Your Refreshments Needs - ' ' S SiS h ' fe . lh V RICHMOND PETERSBURG— CHARLOHESVILLE NEWPORT NEWS— WAYNESBORO and WASHINGTON, D. C. Milton 3-8656 Milton 3-0658 THOMAS G. POWELL Orthopedic and 414 W. Broad St. Surgical Appliances Richmond, Va. TABB. BROCKENBROUGH RAGLAND Complete Insurance Facilities 1112 E. Main St., Richmond 644-3043 Serving the Doctors of Virginia for 90 Years ADVERTISING 223 At REVCO, it ' s the pharmacist up front that counts The major and basic difference between Revco ' s 289 stores and ordi- nary drug stores is the Company ' s marked emphasis on its prescription business. Revco pharmacists now fill prescriptions at the rate of nearly 1 3 million a year. Obviously, the operation of high-volume prescription stores such as Revco ' s and the simultaneous maintenance of high professional stand- ards requires the services of registered pharmacists of high proficiency and character. That ' s why when we say, at Revco, it ' s the pharmacist up front that counts , we mean it! Of course, if in addition to working in a highly professional environment, you ' re interested in the more mundane mat- ters such as . . . • Revco ' s training program for interns is the most outstanding in the profession • Revco provides excellent salaries and fringe benefits • Revco offers a stock participation retirement plan that provides security and financial growth • Revco ' s rapid growth and continuous expansion program offers many opportunities for advancement to management positions . . . Then, you should definitely explore your future with Revco. If you are interested in a position in Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Arizona, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Indiana or Alabama, then write: REVCO, Mr. Albert Sebok Assistant Vice President, Store Operations Revco D.S., Inc. 3030 Quigley Road Cleveland, Ohio 44113 224 AJVERTISING meet Bill Pannill He ' s a pharmacist. At 45, he is also president of Peoples Drug Stores, Inc., the largest drug chain in the East. The former president, G. B. Burrus, who is now Chairnnan of the Board, is also a pharmacist. Every president of Peoples for 65 years, since founder AA. G. Gibbs, has been a pharmacist. And Peoples needs more pharmacists. Not only to manage our prescription departments and stores, but to grow into executive and officer positions. Like Store Manager, Personnel Director, or Vice President of Real Estate and Construction. Which iswhat Bill was before he became president PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORES For further information, write or call: JIM WOLF PEOPLES DRUG STORES, INC. 60 FLORIDA AVENUE, N. E. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20002 (202)462-1234 ADVERTISING We ' re going places together. Becoming a doctor is a full-time job. So you busy young MDs need a financial partner you can count on. And The Bank of Virginia has just what the doctor ordered; every banking service you II ever need, from totally free personal checking accounts and regular and automatic savings to business and personal loans. So whenever it s a question of money, turn to The Bank You ' re going places And we d be proud to help you get there i The Bank of Virginia 11th Marshall Streets Member Virginia Commonwealth Bankshares Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of, Ter- race Hill ... An Ex- fended Care Facility Accredited by the J.C.A.H. and A p - proved by Medicare. In Compliance With the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Accredited by the American Nursing Home Association JOHN P. PATE Administrator Understanding Care TERRACE HILL NURSING HOME, INC. 2112 Monteiro Avenue, Richmond, Va. 23222, 643-2777 HOME BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 226 ADVERTISING Knowledgeable Help In Office Planning Our broad experience enables us to help you choose a location and an office design that will be ideal for your practice. Let us tell you about our complete Office Planning Service. Available to all Dental Students. ffl L. D. CAULK Litton Dental Division Lillon Medical Products Inc.. Lillon Industries NORFOLK RICHMOND 255 W. Bute St. 4116 Fihhugh (703) 622-3639 (703) 353-2766 ROANOKE LAUREL (Maryland) 3026 Wentworth Ave., N.W. 3200 R. Mead Rd. (703) 362-1664 (301) 953-2244 ATTENnON STUDEMS FOR YOUR CLEANING AND LAUNDRY NEEDS SEE . . . ROSANNA ASKINS OR CURT FRIEDMAN FOR STUDENT PRICES UOQPmL, INC. 212 West Franklin S+. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA 23220 VISITING HOURS: 2:00 P.M. — 8:00 P.M. DAILY McGUIRE CLINIC ST. LUKE ' S HOSPITAL 1000 West Grace Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA ADVERTISING 227 RICHARD H. HOSFIELD Mr. Hosfield sent us his picture in December, 1971. It was re- ceived in March, 1972, too late to be included with the other members of his class (M-72). Mr. Hosfield, since you were coop- erative enough to send us your picture, and since the delay in re- ceiving it was our own fault, we are giving you a full page layout. UVTWO CBNJC In the beg-inning of the school year, I sent out a letter stating that this year ' s X-RAY would be different from those of the previous years. I expect a lot of criticism on this book. However, I would rather have criticism than apathy. Most students on this campus are apathetic about this yearbook, and maybe this year ' s edition will help spark some interest in future X-RAYS. I am sorry that I was unable to have mug-shot type pages for all fraternities. The time element in getting this book out this year made this an impossibility. Class offi- cer and school officer pictures do not appear for the same reason. Also, there were only two photographers this year, as opposed to three on last year ' s staff. I cannot overstate how much I owe Straughan Beane, Jr., the assistant editor of this year ' s X-RAY. Straughan ' s contributions to this book cannot be counted. But I do want to state that without his help, this book would never have gotten finished at all. Special thanks are also due to Carolyn Flanary and Ann Sibley for doing such an ex- cellent job on their sections. I also want to thank Dean Bacon, Mrs. Perkins (of the Student Center), Mrs. Blacker (in the Medical School), Mrs. Broaddus, and Mrs. Soble for their assistance in the pro- duction of this book. Thanks also go to the Registrar and to Mrs. Kratz in the busi- ness office. Misspelled names were unavoidable. I will not apologize for unflattering pictures as it was not me who made them unflattering. I would like to thank the editors of Mad Magazine for allowing us to use likenesses of their characters (Mad Magazine, Copyright 1971). To H. C. Rudder: I ' m sorry that I had to steal your picture of the pig while you were out of town. However, I would have taken it even if you were in town. I also owe special thanks to my business editors whose pictures do not appear on the X-RAY staff page. My business editors were Susan Wickham and Priscilla Shoemak- er. They, too, did a fine job on their section. I hope that . . . somewhere . . . somebody . . . enjoys this book. I enjoyed editing it. Arthur L. Eisenman EDITOR THE END 229 y m % ■ p rWp ' I f PLEtXSt UtE S{ANCS TO TWt 0P7WE UMflED SlZCmC OP AMERICA AND TO TWt R£PUBUC FOR U WCW WdANDQ, ONE (WTON UrJDER (SOD, INDMOBLB, U TTR UBERIVAMD JUSnCEFORz UL. r ,. . .1 .. ....-■■; m■: !S■i?M: im:rcLMit,A:I;:■ ' .i. : ' :--g::?ti:-? 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