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CD CO ... (U -- ■♦- ' c: : o ; o u 3 •. o . ) , ' ■ ' n 00 CD - 3 ■ ' § - o g W CD O Learning Resource Center, Sanger Visual Ecur;:c: -:-., Cox 52 IViedicai Coi ' c o o ' Vuginia Richmond, Virginia 23298 PRESENTED TO Learning Resource Center ' Curri cul um Library ' (U 6 raOO O C - ■ r RJ b • § o ■ ' is? ft - O _ -- o -a .E_a o c cc .y E en = - — g W O) o X-RAY 74 The Medical College of Virginia Health Sciences Division of Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, Virginia Volume LXI . . . these were the best of times in education, and these were the worst of times-the worst beea the many complexproblems that new eonditipns had generated; but the best bei:ause these same nevy conditions offered the hope of a great future. Major mbdifications in social and educationaJ institutions generally are accomplished like childbirth, only with risk ' atid . painv ■ Mario Procaccino 1 % , . . ' t-jhrk ' TvMila Xui |75!Jv S A, « „i|ai s_ iyc_jj ' i-.-5fb£ iiPiiisgss sa pssgs Th waiinih of the Sim on my skin : Its healing rays in my sinews . With sheer animal joy 1 spin, My communion with nature continues. ■ 0ik :L ' A: ,J,_ ' -,, Knowledge: The amassed thought and expefience of innumerable minds. Ralph Waldo Emerson m ' ife ' ' OMMiia.. i Amid the conglomeration of data, statistiGS cultures, mtcro- SGopes, chemicals, perseverance . . . we may find the answer. ' MHlAitt •■„ ' Sr ' j -,i ' ..iS S :aC5Sfe5sj -.r t i. !v ' :5 - ? ' %% M ' ' Ti ' JESS lg P i2J3SfS5  ' A-. Like hungry guests, a sitting audience looks. George Fauquhar v Happiness is knowing you ve made it through one more day. Charles M. Schulz OOLS 18 dental dental 19 20 dental L 2t • n V dental 23 2Il dental d i- ■ rsiU dental 25 26 dental dental 2 28 dental dietetic intern and hospital admin. 29 . . .a gentleman and a scholar. ' ' Eat your heart out U.C.L.A. 30 hospital administration ■Orcinoi  ' ■ -:, ' ? graduate studies 31 •N% ' ■•% -.4VMNK 32 graduate studies graduate sfMiUes 33 abnormal plasma cell 3U graduate studies •t V kidney tubule 0a(M0 Ws- ' SS 36 graduate studies graduate studies 37 Deep in the human unconscious is a pervasive need for a logical universe that makes sense. But the real universe is always one step beyond logic. 38 graduate studies graduate sf udies 39 J O graduate studies graduate stiulies 4-1 ( fJit ' lf - ' i I I J 2 graduate studies graduate studies J S I Ji graduate studies graduate studies J j KS I I J 6 graduate studies ' medicine 47 Jf.8 medicine medicine Jf9 ' . 50 medicine medicine 51 52 Tnedicine medicine 53 5 If. medicine - medicine 55 56 medicine Knowledge is the small part of ignorance that we arrange and classify. Ambrose Bierce medicine 57 58 medicine ii e iiiaii.iM.-, medicine 59 60 medicine medicine 61 : . i 62 medicine medicine 63 r: to  ER 4 medicine medicine 65 66 medicine ' ,(i o 68 medicine 8 pound- 7 ounce hmj V ' l Ki ' iCA ' iW 6 ' . ' - ' ' m- ' ' Medicine. nurse atiethesia 71 72 nurse anestJiesia nurse anesthesia 7S 74 nurse anesthesia m ' I nurse aneszjiema o ' 6 nurse anesthesia ! ' l; Si S nurse artcsthesta 77 ... so this year for the Health Science I lab we decided to dis- pense with the dog experiment and instead .... 80 nursing M nursing 81 In order to live creatively and meaningfully, our self-concern must be wedded to other concern. Martin Luther King 82 nursing nursing 83 i a V nursing nursing 85 Hark the student nurses shout— six more days til we get out. Six more days til we can tell— all our proffs to go to hell. No more studying and no more thinking, Back to sex and social drinking. Hark the student nurses shout— six more days til we get out. 86 nursing We understand what you ' re going through. We ' ll do all we can to help you. nursing 87 88 nursing nursing 89 90 pharmacy Ik V V .JSi W36 - .. pharmacy 91 f 92 pharmacy pharmacy 93 - 9Jt pharmacy pharmacy 95 96 pharmacy E I r pharmacy 97 SENIORS ROBERT C. ACUFF N74 San Diego, Calif. VCU. Alpha Sigma Chi; SNAV ALAN M. AKERS D74 Richmond )OHN AKERS D74 Ormoncl Beach, Fla. LANA T. ALBRIGHT N74 Fairfax. VPISU. Sigma Zeta DAVID C. ANDERSON D74 Richmond LINDA L. ANDREWS N74 Lynchburg. A.S.-Dabney S. Lancaster Community College. Sec. FHonor Council; Senior Class Representative SARAH K. ANDREWS P74 Hanover )OHN D. ANDRIDGE |R. PATRICIA |. ANKERS P74 Brandy Station. Mary Wash- ington. Class Sec. 71-7 5; Ring Committee Chairman; KE; Student Chapter VPNA 100 seniors 1 W I EDDIE C. ARCHER P74 K a Meadows FREDRICK S. ARNOLD M ' 74 Falls Church. B.A.-Catholic University. Co-chairman Athletic Council 72-74; Chairman Gym Advisor Board 72-73 RICHARD V. ASCOLI M74 Richmond BECKY D. AUSTIN DH74 Roanoke. UNC. |ADHA LINDA F. AUSTIN N74 Fairtax. Northern Va. Community College FRANKLIN V. AYLOR P74 Mechanicsville. B.A.-UVA jANELL R. BAGUHN DH74 La Mirada, Calif. Cerritos Community College. |ADHA Pres. 73-74 lOHN H. BAHLMAN |R. P74 Alexandria. Northern Va. Community College. Phi Delta Chi; VPHA-APHA KATHLEEN |. BAILEY N74 Fairfax. Sigma Zeta; Student Gov ' t. Rep. seniors 101 WILLIAM S. BAILEY D74 Wa nesboro. B.S.— V ' illiam Mary. Navy Dental Scholar- ship HERMAN D. BAKER P74 Newport News. Christopher Newport College MARGARET A BAKER N ' 74 Reading, Pa. Reading Hos- pital School of Nsg; Albright College ROBERT C. BAKER M74 Richmond MAE S. BALL N74 Edinburg WILLIAM A. BARBOUR )R. P74 Chatham. A. S. -Danville Com- munity College. Phi Delta hi_Vice Pres. 7273; SAPHA-VPhA; Intertraternity Council Pres. 7273; Co- Editor X-ray 73 lOAN L. BARNHART MT74 Newport News. Madison College. Alpha Gamma Delta SUSAN E. BAUGHMAN PT74 Atlanta, Ca. UNC. Jr.-Sr. class historian; APTA JOHN E. BAYNE M74 Richmond 102 seniors SANDRA P. BEDWAY P74 Woodbridge. Mary Washington College. Kappa Epsilon; SAPhA-VPhA NANCY B. BELLAMY MT74 Big Stone Cap. Hollins College. Class Pres. DAVID L. BELLOWS D74 Richmond SUZANNE W. BELMORE N74 Va. Beach DOUGLAS S. BELT D74 Hampton STEPHEN BERNSTEIN HHA74 Richmond. MB. A. -Mid western U.; B.B. A. -George Washington U. MICHAEL I. BLACK C74 Biochemistry. Petersburg. B.S. -Bowling Green. Vice Pres. Class 72-73; Pres. 7 5-74 DONNA B. BOCCS P74 Wise. Clinch Valley College NANCY L. BOSSHARD PT74 Arlington. Mary Washington College. APTA Hen tors IDS SUSAN K. BOWEN P74 Richmond. Bridgewater College. APhA- ' PhA: SCA; Class Tres. 72-73 lANICE I. BOWLES P74 Amelia. Radford; VCU PATRECIA G. BRADLEY MT74 Richmond. Arizona State U. Tau Beta Sigma KATHRYN A. BRICK G74 Physical Therapy. Mechanics- ville. B.S. -Northwestern U. SUSAN E. BRIDGES DH74 Leesburg. West Hampton College Alpha Sigma Chi; ]r. ADHA; Class Pres. 73-74. VERLINDA M. BROADWATER N74 Gate City. Radford College. Sigma Zeta BOB L. BROWN D74 Lebanon ELDORA H. BROWN DH74 Tomney, W. Va. )ADHA HARMAN K. BROWN P74 Broadway. VPI. Rho Chi Vice Pres.: Phi Delta Chi; SAPhA-VPhA 10 Jf- seniors JEANNETTE BROWN PT74 Culpeper. Mary Washington College. APIA MARION C. BROWN N74 Kilmarnock. VCU WILLIAM M. BROWN M74 Waynesboro. VPI-B.S. DIANA I. BUBB N74 Richmond. U. of Pa.— R.N. LINDSAY K. BURNS MT74 Richmond. VCU CONNIE S. BURTON N74 Chatham JOHN W. BURTON D74 Richmond BONNIE C. BYERS M74 Westminster, Md. Western Maryland College— A. B. )AMES D. CALLAHAN D74 Richmond SeiliGTS 105 DANIEL M. CAMDEN P74 Glasgow. B.S.— Lynchburg College. A.D. Williams Award 72-73; Class Pres. 73-74; Rho Chi; Sigma Zeta FRANCI A. CAMDEN DH74 Elkton. A. A. -Madison College )ADHA: Social Chairman Sr. Class ELIZABETH CAMPBELL N74 Richmond JANICE D. CAMPBELL N74 Richmond. Radford College LINDA S. CARAWAN PT74 Va. Beach. Mary Washington College. APIA ELIZABETH B. CARMICHAEL M74 Callao. B.S.-U. of Richmond TIMOTHY W. CARR P74 Springfield. VCU; George Mason Community College; UVA MARCIA K. CARTAGENA P74 South Hill. Ferrum )r. College SHERYL A. CARTER N74 Princeton, W.Va. Westhampton College - 106 seniors DEE E. CARWILE P74 Brookneal. Longwood College. Rho Chi; Sigma Zeta; SAPhA-VPhA GALE W. GARY P74 Va. Beacii. Va. Tech. Phi Delta Chi; Chairman of Drug Abuse Comm. 72-7J; SAPhA- VPhA CATHERINE S. CASEY M74 Richmond. B.S. -William Mary College TERRY L. CHRISAWN MT74 Manassas. B.S.-VPI. Rep. to Va. Society of MT ANNE C. CIPOLLA N74 Mclean ANDREW G. CLARK RT74 Mechanicsville. )r. year Honor Council Rep.; Historian SGA Rep.; Class Pres.; ASRT: Va. SRT; Capitol District SRT Rl( HARD M. CLARY M74 Richmond DAVID L. CLOUGH G74 Physiology. Annandale. B.S. —Lynchburg College. Vice Pres. class 72 MICHAEL L. COATES M74 Norfolk. B.S.-Va. Tech. A.D. Williams Scholarship; Paul Brown Fellowship; ACS Fellow- ship; Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Family Practice Club seniors 107 DANIEL C. COHEN D74 Richmond STEVEN R. COHN D74 Richmond JAMES M. COLEMAN D ' 74 South Hill CHARLES G. COLLINS P74 Hillsville. A.S.-Wytheville College. SAPhA-VPhA: VSHP: Phi Delta Chi Corresponding Sec. 73; Sr. Class Tres. SANDRA K. COLLIS N74 Falls Church. VPI. RA; Athletic Council Rep.; MCV Christian Fellowship; Intra— murals CYNTHIA M. CONLEY N74 Cranbury, N.). Lynchburg S%; © ' ' © ; - ' ' 5,- ■• College l SMif CAROL L. COOPER N74 Reisterstown, Md. CHERYL K. COOPER PT74 Charlottesville. Longwood College CHRISTINE L. CORTS N74 Hanahan S.C. VCU 108 seniors PAULA L. COUNTISS N74 Abingdon. VCU CATHERINE COURTNEY G74 Reedville CAROL COX PT74 St. Albane, W.VA. W.Va.U. APTA LARRY H. COX M74 Hillsville. B.S.-VPL Alpha Omega Alpha WILLIAM L. COX P74 Martinsville. A.S.-UVa; Victor Valley College. Phi Delta Chi Sec. 73; Sigma Zeta: SAPhA-VPhA LORI B. CRAMER N74 Fairfax TIMOTHY A. CRAWLEY RT74 Dinwiddie. ASRT; VaSRT; Capital District SRT JULIETTE B. CRICHTON N74 Emporia. A. S. -John Tyler Community College. Phi Theta Kappa DAVID D. CRICHTON III D74 Richmond fiPVilfYTR 109 )ANE W. CROSTIC N74 Chester. Longwood College DOROTHY S. CROWDER N74 Petersburg. Class Vice Pres.; Alpha Sigma Chi CHRISTI K. CULLEN N74 Richmond. Southern Methodist U. STANLEY D. CYPRESS M74 Smithfield. B.A.-Hampton Institute ERIC M. DANER N74 Richmond. Boston U.; VCU SILAS E. DANIEL III D74 Petersburg, Fla. COTTIE L. DEACON N74 Brodnax. A.S.-Southside, Va. Community College BOBBY W. DEASON D74 Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. JOHN L. DEMORUELLE C74 Hospital Pharmacy. Richmond 110 seniors rlt CHARLES D. DENT D ' 74 Richmond ROBERT P. DICKINSON PT 74 Richmond. VCU MICHAEL V. DISHMAN D74 Danville DIANE S. DONALD DH74 Miami, Fla. U. of Ga. Miami- Dade Jr. College. Vice Pres. Class 72-73; Sec. 73-74 SARAH O. DONATO P74 Lorton. Longwood. SAPhA— VPhA FREDERICK P. DONIKOWSKI D74 Wilton Manors, Fla. RONALD G. DOWNEY D74 Richmond PATRICIA H. DREW MT74 Decwood, Md. W.Va. Wesleyan College; VCU RICHARD W. DUGGER P74 Bristol. King College. Class Vice Pres.; SAPhA-VPhA; SASHP-SVSHP; SAPhA rep. Ill BRIDGET ). DUNFORD PT ' 74 Hopewell. Radford College. Vice Pres. Sr. Class; APIA; Basketball; Football DIANE J. DURBIN N ' 74 Flint, Mich. A. A. —Prince George ' s Community College REGINA K. FANES P ' 74 Danville. Madison College. SGA; FHistorian— Reporter; ASHP; SAPhA-VPhA ROBERT D. ECKLUND M ' 74 Newport News. B.S.-VPI LYNN Y. EDDY PT74 Alexandria. Westhampton College. APIA; Eta Sigma Phi; Dean ' s List NANCY L. EDENS PT ' 74 Franklin. Mary Washington College. APTA DONALD D. EDINGER )R. M ' 74 Veazie, Me. SAMA; AAFP ALAN EDWARDS M ' 74 Richmond )OHN R. EDWARDS M ' 74 Richmond. B.S.-U. of Rich- mond 112 se?iiors SUSAN F. ELLIOTT DH74 Richmond. Lynchburg College. )ADHA PATRICIA M. EUBANK N ' 74 Little Plymouth. VCU JAMES G. EVANS M74 Va. Beach. B.A.-UVa. Phi Chi MARY FANG M74 Silver Spring, Md. B.S.- U. of Md. Alpha Omega Alpha; AWMA CARL P. FASTABEND M74 Richmond. B.S.-VPI IRA L. FLAX M74 Alexandria. B.S.-U. of Richmond MARTHA E. FLEMER MT74 Colonial Beach. Mary Wash- ington College KELLY A. FOGLE M74 Martinsburg, W. Va. B.A.- W. Va. U. SAMA; AAFP ANITA G. FORD P74 Petersburg. A. A— Richard Bland College. SAPhA-VPhA r niors lis CANDACE H. FOSTER N ' 74 Mathews, VCU. Sigma Zeta Epsilon JANICE M. FOSTER N74 Farmville DEBORAH A. FRAZIER PT ' 74 FHopewell, Mars FHill College. APTA-VPTA; Tri-Beta )OAN A. FREED MT74 Richmond. B. A. —Boston U. SHARON E. FREEMAN N74 Richmond JERRY E. FRENCH D74 Bluetield WILLIAM B. CALLAHAN P74 Colonial Beach. B.A.-U. of Richmond. Rho Chi; Sigma Zeta CARTER W. CARABEDIAN P74 Richmond, VCU. Kappa Epsilon Pres. 73-74; Sec. 72-73; Sigma Zeta; SAPhA-VPhA THOMAS M. GARLAND P74 Roanoke. Va. Western Com- munity College. Kappa PsI 11 Ji seniors SARAH ). CARTON PT74 Richmond. VCU. APTA SUSAN K. CASKINS P ' 74 Radford. B.S.-VPT. Rho Chi; Kappa Epsilon; SAPhA-VPhA SANDRA E. CATES PT74 Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg State College. APTA Rep. MARINA A. GEIPEL MT ' 74 Bedminster, N.J. B.A.- Bucknell U. EDWARD S. GELMAN D74 Richmond CREGORY T. GENDRON D74 Roanoke DEBORAH L. GERBERICH N74 Abingdon. Radford College NANCY ). GILDAY PT74 Medford Lakes, N.J. Radford College. Class Pres.; APTA BONNIE J. GLASCOCK N74 Marshall. Ferrum )r. College; VCU. Co-Editor X-ray 73-74 seniors 115 ADELE M. CLENSKY PT74 Hopewell. Southeastern La. U. APTA; VPTA MAUREEN GOLDEN PT74 Miami, Fla. Mary Washington. APTA ELLIOTT W. GOLDNER D ' 74 Miami, Beach, Fla. BARRY L. GOLEMBE M74 Brooklyn, N.Y. CLAUDIA H. GORDON N74 Fredericksburg. R.N. -Charity Hospital School of Nsg. IVAN Z. GORELIK M74 Flushing, N.Y. B. A. -Queen ' s College KATHRYN R. GOULDIN N74 Sparta. East Carolina U. DEBORAH G. GRAHAM N74 Fairfield. Madison College. Sigma Zeta SHERYL ). GRATTO DH74 Newport News. Madison College. )r. Class Pres. 116 seniors JOSEPH M. GREENE |R. D74 Staunton DEBORAH E. GROVER N74 Endwell, N.Y. A. B. -Wilson College. R.A.; SNAV JAMES W. GULICK M74 Fairfax. B.S. Hampden- Sydney College. AAFP; Jr. Class Vice-Pres. ALFRED R. GUTHRIE JR. D74 Va. Beach ROSEMARIE HADLEY MT74 Cherry Creek, N.Y. BILLIE M. HALL P74 Petersburg. VCU. SAPhA- VPhA; ASHP-VSHP Pres. Student Chapter 72-73; Sigma Zeta CHRISTINA P. HALL N74 Richmond. Lynchburg LYNNE HAMILTON PT74 Falls Church. Longwood College. Class Sec.-Tres.; Alpha Lambda Delta; APTA STEPHEN F. HANSEN M74 Richmond seniors ii MICHAEL R. HARPER M74 Winchester. B.S.-U. of Richmond BERARD HARRISON D74 Richmond WILLIAM K. HARRYMAN III M74 Richmond BETTY A. HASH P74 Charlottesville. UVa.; Mary Washington college BURNELL B. HAWTHORNE P74 Alberta. U. of Richmond. SAPhA-VPhA MEGAN S. HENDRICKS M74 Richmond WILLIAM M. HENDRICKS M74 Richmond ROBERT K. HERBERTSON )R. G74 Biometry. Norfolk. RICHARD ). HERSCHAFT M74 lericho, N.Y. B.S.-U. of Richmond. Pathology Fellow- ship 71; Research-Collagen and Wound Healing; Chairman Ml Curriculum Com.; SAMA 118 seniors CAROL A. HERSCHEL PT74 Newtown Square, Pa. U. of Del. R.A.; APTA WILLIAM R. HILTON D74 Kershaw, S.C. SUSAN R. MINES MT74 Richmond. Mary Washington; VCU SHZU-BONC L. HO G74 Physical Therapy. Yuen Long, Kowloon Hong Kong. B.S.— National Taiwan U. lANET E. HODGE RT74 Staunton. Blue Ridge Com- munity College. Class Pres. Jr. yr.; Vice Pres. of School; SGA Rep.; A.D. Williams Award; Sec. of Class-Sr.; ASRT; Cap- ital District SRT; Va. SRT ANN C. HOFFMAN N74 Va. Beach LINDA M. HOLDEN N74 Roanoke. Radford College RONALD R. HOLE HHA74 Richmond. B. A. -Northeastern U. SHARON DE. HOLLAND PT74 South Boston. Honor Council Rep.; Alpha Lambda Delta; VPTA-APTA 119 v ' asjgjsasaitasisii :: . JENNIFER E. HOPKINS N74 Woodstock WILLIAM N. HOVLAND M74 Springfield DONNA-BETH HOWE G74 Biophysics. Sandston. B.S.- Roanoke College BEVERLY J. HOWELL PT74 Starkville, Miss. Millsaps College; Miss. State U. APTA-VPTA VAN S. HUBBARD M74 G74 Middletown, N.Y. B.S. Union College. Alpha Kappa Kappa Vice Pres. 72-73 STEPHEN C. HUBER M74 Richmond MARGARET M. HUDGINS MT74 Richmond. B.A. U. of the South. Student council MARY D. HURLEY N74 Atlantic. VCU GLEN L. HUTCHINSON P74 Victoria. Hampden-Sydney. Kappa Psi 120 seniors MARGARET S. INGERSOLL PT74 Richmond. Mary Washington College. APIA HENRY R. IVEY |R. M74 Maitland, Fla. B.S. -Texas Christian ' J. Thomas Powers Award; SAMA; Family Practice Club; Rep. to OSR of AAMC RUTH L. )AN1C N74 McKees Rocks, Pa. Radford College PEGGY G. lARVIS N74 Coral Gables, Fla. Dean ' s list Fall 72. GARY T. JENNINGS D74 Richmond SUSAN B. lETER MT74 Kenbridge. VCU MARY S. JEWELL N74 Mechanicsville. A.S.— Ferrum Jr. College BRUCE E. JOHNSON M74 Vienna. B.S. —George Mason College. Phi Chi Tres.; Curriculum Com. Ml MM Mill EVELYN B. JOHNSTON N74 Richmond. VCU. Sigma Zeta seniors 121 DANIEL R. lONES M74 Roanoke. Roanoke College. Phi Chi; Famil Practice Club. DEBRA A. lONES N74 Richmond. Radford College KENNETH E. JONES M74 Springfield. Randolph-Macon College. Alpha Omega Alpha; Charles C. Powers Award 73 PERRY EDWARD lONES D74 Richmond RICHARD G. lOSLIN M74 Richmond. B.S.-Wake Forest U. Phi Chi MICHAEL H. lOYNES M74 Hampton. B.S.-VPI MICHAEL E. KAHN D74 Richmond KATHERINE P. KANE N74 Gate City. Mary Washington College. Sigma Zeta LINDA D. KASTELBERG MT74 Richmond. VCU 122 seniors ALLAN KATZ D74 Monsez GARY W. KAUFELT P74 Richmond. B.A.-U.Va. Sigma Zeta; SAPhA-VPhA LIBBY S. KELLER N74 Richmond LaVERNE KELLAM MT74 Portsmouth. VCU; East Carolina U. DAVID E. KELLY N74 Chester. B. A. —William Jewell College. Alpha Sigma Chi; SNAV JOHN G. KEMENY D74 Coral Gables, Fla. JAMES KEMPER D74 Richmond BRIAN D. KENNEDY M74 Richmond BARBARA B. KENT N74 Falls Church seniors 123 JUDITH A. KERHULAS C74 Immunohematology. Union S.C. JAMES B. KERR P74 Richmond. B.S.— William Mary. Rho Chi; SIGMA Zeta; Honor Council; Phi Delta Chi DARNELLA L. KEY DH ' 74 Mechanicsville. VCU. JADHA CAROL S. KLIMA DH ' 74 Springfield. B.S.-VCU. LWHS RODNEY |. KLIMA D74 Alexandria. B.S. -William Mary. Sigma Zeta ANNE B. KNAPP P74 Roanoke. U. of Tenn. SAPhA- VPhA JOHN L. KORDULAK D74 Richmf)nd DEBORAH ). KRANITZKY PT74 Richmond. VCU. APIA DAVID R. KRONER M74 Richmond 12 Jf seniors GEORGE ). LAKE )R. D74 Richmond STEPHEN T. LANIER D74 Richmond CONNIE ). LANG N74 York, Pa. Elizabethtown College BARBARA A. LANGE N74 Newport News. Sigma Zeta MICHAEL J. LaPENTA M74 Richmond. B.S.-U. of Dayton. Fellowship for International Study; SGA Rep. 71-72, 72- 73; Vice Pres. 72-73, 73- 74; Rep. U. Parking Com. 72-73, 73-74 SUZANNE LAW MT74 Rocky Mount. VPI SU DEBORAH L. LAWRENCE PT74 Suffolk. VCU. Sr. Class Pres.; House Council Rep.; APIA LOTTIE J. LAWRENCE N74 Hampton. Longwood CHRISTINE C. LEONG N74 lersey City, N.). VCU. N.). State Scholarship; WAL Scholarship; Sigma Zeta Epsilon seniors 125 ELLEN M. LERCH N74 Richmond. Mar ' Washington College LETA E. LESTER N ' 74 FOREST. RADFORD. Honors in Psychiatric Nsg. Nsg. of Adults Children EVERETT |. LEWIS D74 Richmond JANETTE W, LEWIS MT74 Bowling Green. East Carolina U.; VCU. Class Historian Photographer MARGARET A. LEWIS MT74 Newport News. Madison College BRUCE M. LIGH P74 Richmond. U. of Richmond. Phi Delta Chi; SAPhA-VPhA His- torian; Rep. to VSHP; Foot- ball lAMES D. LILLY )R. D74 Richmond FREDERICK M. LITTON M74 Richmond. B.S.-King College. Va. State Med. Scholarship; Phi Chi; Intra-murals; Rich- mond Head Start Project; SAMA; Appalachia Project; Family Practice Club FRANK D. LOW D74 Augusta, Ga. B.S.-Ca. Insti- tute of Technology. Sigma Zeta; SGA Rep.; Public Health Traneeship; ADLAD 126 seniors LOIS M. LUMSDEN N74 Va. Beach. VCU. Sigma Zeta; Class Pres. 73-74; SNAV; U. Commencement Com. RITA C. LUMSDEN RT74 Mineral. Sr. Class Pres.; Jr. Vice Pres.; ASRT; Va. SRT; Capital District SRT SARAH C. LUPTON PT74 Louisa. Mary Washington College. APTA KENNETH W. LYLES M74 Spartanburg, S.C. B. A. -Ohio Wesleyan U. A.D. Williams Summer Research Fellowship 71 REBECCA A. LYTTLE N74 Richmond CELESTE ), MAGNANT N74 Falls Church. William Mary CHARLES P. MAINE MT74 Coeburn. Clinch Valley College BYRON P. MARSH M74 Richmond THOMAS R. MARSHALL P74 Urbanna. U. of Richmond seniors 127 WAYNE K. MARSHALL M74 Richmond. B.S.-VPI SU THOMAS T. MARTIN P ' 74 Appomattox. LI. of Richmond; VPI; Lynchburg College. Kappa Psi TOVIA L. MARTIROSIAN C74 Richmond )OHN D. MASON D ' 74 Richmond KAREN A. MATZUK N74 Richmond. VCU DONALD R. MAYO G74 Microbiology. Richmond JAMES T. McCLUNG )R. D74 Norton SUSAN F, McFADDEN N74 Silver Spring, Md. A. A. Montgomery College. Hall Council Pres. CAROL L. McGEHEE P74 Arlington. Westhampton College. Rho Chi; Sigma Zeta; Dean ' s List 128 seniors lUDITH ANN McGILLlCUDDY N74 Fredericksburg. R.N.-Mt. Auburn Hospital. Honors in Nsg. of Ciiildren lAMES F. MEANS D74 Richmond LORETTA ODELL MEEK P74 Highland Spring. Longwood College. SAPhA-VPhA; ASHP; Kappa Epsilon Historian; Zeta Tau Alpha; Sr. Class Sec. lOAN M. MENZER MT74 Richmond. Mary Washington College WALLACE D. MERCEREAU NA74 Lake Worth, Fla. A.S.-Palm Beach College; A.A.- same FREDERICK W. MEYER D74 Beckley, W.Va. B.S. U. of Ky. RICHARDS MILLER D74 Waynesboro BRENDA MILLIRONS N74 Colonial Heights CHESTER ). MINARCIK JR. M74 South Bound Brook, N.). A.B.- Rutgers U.; Union Theological Seminary in Va. seniors 129 KATHLEEN A. MOHER N74 Alexandria DAVID L. MONTAGUE M74 Richmond. B.A.-U. ot Va. CATHERINE E. MOORE N74 Timberville. Madison College. Sigma Zeta MARGARET ). MOORE DH74 Annandale. VPI SU. Sec. of lADHA SUE E. MOORE N74 Falls Church DEBBY ), MORIARITY PT74 Avondale Estates, Ga. Ga. State U. APTA; Gamma BETA Phi PHILLIP V. MORITZ D74 Junction City, Oregon lAMES M. MORTON P74 Greenville, N.C. Louisburg Jr. College; Lynchburg College. SAPhA-VPhA; Phi Delta Chi; Deans Com.; Intrafraternity Council MARGARET O. MOSELEY MT74 South Hill. East Tenn. State U.; VCU 130 seniors MILDRED A. MOSES RT74 Richmond. ASRT; Va. SRT; Capital District SRT NANCY C. MOVER N74 Haverford, Pa. Stetson U. NEWTON C. MULLINS D74 Wise )EAN M. MULLER M74 Rochester, N.Y. B.A.-Hollins College. Alpha Sigma Chi; Sec.-Tres. of Class 4 yrs. KEVIN P. MULRY D74 Richmond S. DEBORAH MURPHY M74 Nahant, Mass. B.S.-U. of Mass. Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha MARTIN R. NAGEL D74 Woodmere, N.Y. VIRGINIA L. NELSON G74 Oxon Hill, Md. JOHN G. NEWBY M74 Syracuse, N.Y. B.A.— Harpor College. Alpha Omega Alpha; Sec.-Tres. of school 73-74; Phi Chi ' illOTS 1- ROBERTA A. NEWTON G74 Physiology. Fredericksburg DOUGLAS C. NIEMI D74 Alexandria PATRICIA A. NOE P74 Lebanon. King College. KE IPC Rep.; Vice Pres. IPC; SAPhA; ASHP-VSHP MICHAEL E. NUCKOLS P74 Richmond. U. of Richmond. Pres. Sigma Zeta; SAPhA- VPhA; Kappa Sigma; ASHP VINCENT H. OBER |R. 74 Norfolk. B.S.-Hampden-Sydney College. Alpha Kappa Kappa CECILE C. OBRIEN N74 Chase Cit LINDA A. ODER PT74 Newport News. Lynchburg College. APTA PATRICIA ). O ' NEIL N74 North Attleboro, Mass. Boston State College ROBERT J. PARISER M74 Norfolk 132 seniors PAUL A. PARKER M74 Richmond. B.S.— U. oi Richmond PAMELA D. PATRICK N74 Staunton ROBERT E. PAVAO D74 Richmond CHARLES A. PENDERCRASS D74 Richmond PAULINE E. PERKINS G74 Microbiology. Hopewell BEV PHILLIPS N74 CEASER G. PITTS M74 Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S.-St. Francis College. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Diuretic Club KENNETH ). POLLACK P74 Richmond. B.A.-U. of Va. ROBERT A. POPE D74 Norfolk seiiwvs ALICE K. POWELL MT74 Clarksville. Mary Washington College KENNETH A. POWELL M74 Richmond. B.S.-U. of Rich- mond. A.D. Williams Fellow- ship; Sigma Zeta; Alpha Omega Alpha; Phi Chi; AAFP; Family Practice Club; SAMA ROBERT G. POWELL M74 Petersburg. B.S.-VPI. Rep. VECC; Vice Pres. Sr. Class; Alpha Kappa Kappa RICHARD A PUGLIESE D74 Cranston, R.I. B.S.— Provi- dence College DEBORAH A. PUTNAM N74 Richmond. Guilford College. Sr. Class Sec. FAYE M. PYLES N74 Charles City. VCU LORETTA D. QUIGLEY N74 Mifflin, Pa. Keuka College PATRICIA D. QUINTER DH74 Knoxville, Tenn. LJ. of Tenn. )ADHA ROBERT C. RATCLIFF D74 Richmond. 13 J seniors FAY E. REDWINE M74 Richmond TERRY L. RENO N74 Elliston JAMES NELSON RHODES P74 Richmond. Phi Delta Chi Tres. RICHIE RICHARDS P74 Chase City. VPI. Rho Chi; Sigma Zeta; SAPhA- VPhA Del. to Convention; Phi Delta Chi; PDC Rep.; Rec. Sec; Chairman of Social Com.; Co-editor of X-ray 72- 73; Student Grievance Com.; Class Grad. Com. JAMES L. RILEY D74 Richmond LYNN E. ROARK N74 Birmingham, Mich. B.A.- Oakland U. DALE W. ROBERTS D74 Richmond SHARON S. ROBERTS DH74 Orlando, Fla. U. of Fla. ADHA KENNETH J. ROBERTSON M74 Athens, W.Va. B.S.- V.P.I. AOA; A.D. Williams Award; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Family Practice Club AMY D. ROCKHILL MT74 Richmond. William Mar ; VCU PAULINE ROHALL C74 Nursing. Richmond lOHN R. ROLLER D74 Staunton lUDITH L. ROSHER N74 Alexandria BLONDELL ). ROSS N74 Richmond RITCHIE O. ROSSO M74 Norfolk. B.S.-VPI. AOA; Class Pres. 73-74; AKK; Norfolk Foundation Med. Scholarship; AKK Sec. 72-73 FREDA M. ROUTT N74 Va. Beach PATRICIA A. ROWELL N74 Alexandria. Sigma Zeta ROBERT A. RUCHO D74 Worcester, Mass. 136 seniors ROBERT E. RUDE M74 Roanoke. B.S.-Hampden-Sydney College. Mosby Scholarship Book Award; AOA; Sigma Zeta; AKK Cor. Sec. )r. yr. ALAN ). SACKIN M ' 74 Brooklyn N.Y. B.S. -Brooklyn College MARY A. SALEEBY N74 Woodbridge ANTHONY D. SAMUELS M74 Johnstown, Pa. U. of Fla.-B.S. AKK; VAFP PATRICIA M. SATTERFIELD MT74 Richmond. B.S. —William Mary VERNON W. SAUNDERS JR. D74 Richmond BLAISE C. SCAVULLO M74 Richmond. B.S. -St. Joseph ' s College. Rode Bicycle to School 4 years. MARGARET O. SCHEIER MT74 South Boston. B.A.-Rodford ALVIN H. SCHMAIER M74 Belmar N.J. UVa. SAMA; 1st prize research seniors ISi ' KATRINA ). SCHNETZLER N74 Alexandria. Sigma Zeta JOHN R. SCULLY D74 Tampa, Fla. RILEY S. SENTER M74 Bristol, Tenn. B.S.-King College. Lange Med. Book Pub. Award; AKK; SAMA; AMA WILLIAM R. SHANNONHOUSE P74 Eastville. B.S.— Lynchburg College. Phi Delta Chi PEDER M. SHEA M74 Richmond DAVID B. SHEPHERD P74 Galax. B.S.— U. of Richmond. Kappa Psi; SAPhA-VPhA )OHN P. SHERROD M74 Richmond. B.S. — Hampden- Sydney College. Kappa Alpha WALTER D. SHIELDS D74 Richmond GEORGE M. SHOFFNER PT74 Danville. A.D. Williams Scholarship Award . 138 seniors JOHN I. SILVI G ' 74 Biometry. Walpole, Mass. B.A.-U. of Mass. ALAN L. SIZEMORE D ' 74 Richmond DONALD C. SMITH M74 Marco Island, Fla. B.A.- Duke U. RICHARD A. SOKOL M ' 74 Norfolk. B.S.— Old Dominion LI. Family Practice Club THOMAS H. SOLENBERGER M74 Petersburg ANN M. SPENCER P74 Louisa. Westhampton College. Kappa Epsilon; VPhA; ASHP JUDY T. SPIEGEL N74 Chevy Chase, Md. A.S.— Southern Seminary Jr. College DENNIS C. STANLEY M74 Coeburn. B.S.-U. of Va.; MCV School of Pharmacy DENNIS D. STANLEY P74 Glen Allen. Kappa Psi semi rs 139 DAN STEPHENS D74 Atlanta, Ca. DEBORAH L. STEWART MT74 Hampton. Mary Washington College RODNEY G. STINNETT M74 Lynchburg. B.S.-VPI SU. Phi Chi JAMES H. STONE M74 Marion. B.S.-Va. Tech. AKK lOHN C. STONE D74 N. Miami Beach, Fla. ROBERT |. STONEBURNER P74 Williamsburg. B.S.-VPI HARRY R. STRAUB P74 Lexington. B.S. -Roanoke College. Sigma Zeta; Vice Pres. VPhA 72-73; Phi Delta Chi; Society of Hospital Pharmacists CHRISTINA ). STRAUSS N74 Unionville, Md. Lynchburg College ELLEN M. STROOP MT74 Weyers Cave. East Carolina LI. MT Athletic Rep. IW seniors STEPHEN B. STROUD M74 Va. Beach. B.A.-U. of Va. MICHAEL E. STYRON PT74 Suffolk. U. of Va. JINC-CHING S. SU G ' 74 Physical Therapy. Taipei, Taiwan. Nat. Taiwan U.— B.S. TIMOTHY K. SUMNER P74 Cumberland. VPI SU. Honor Council Rep.; Class Pres. 72- 73; School Pres. 73-74; Sigma Zeta; Kappa Psi; SAPhA- VPhA; ASHP-VSHP ELLEN T. SUTT N74 Shamokin, Pa. U. of Va. MARTIN A. SWARTZ D74 Richmond SUSAN E. SWORTZEL N74 Roanoke. Radford College. Curriculum Com. Rep. THELMA C. SYKES N74 Richmond. Norfolk State College-R.N.; VCU STEPHEN ). TODD D74 Richmond seniors HI lULIA E. TOLLEY PT74 Richmond. Marshall U. APIA RONALD W. TONEY M74 Richmond. B.S.— Hampden-Sydney College. Paper on Endogenous Pyrogen Release— presented May 72 ESTHER E. TOPPIN N74 Kenosha, Wis. A. A. —Kings College. Dean ' s List EUGENE N. TOUCHSTONE P74 Danville. B.A.-VMI. Tres. Soph. Class; Kappa Psi; Interfraternity Council DONALD G. TRAWICK D74 Richmond ELIZABETH L. TRENT P74 Appomattox. Westhampton College. Kappa Epsilon Vice Pres. 72-73; SAPhA; SGA Rep. DANNY L. TURNER D74 Richamond WILLIAM T. TWEEL JR. M74 Huntington, W. Va. B.S. -Mar- shall U. AAFP; Family Prac- tice Club; AKK; SAMA; AMA; AED PATRICIA H. VANOVER M74 Clintwood lJi,2 seniors LEONARD |. VARMETTE )R. HHA74 Syracuse, N.Y. B.S.— Syracuse U. TRUDY ). VERNON N74 Marion. B. A. — Emory Henry. Honor in Psychiatric Nsg.; Alpha Sigma Chi DEBORAH P. VIVAS N74 Chester. Tres. Sr. Class JONATHAN S. VORDERMARK II M74 Lompoc, Ca. B.A.-VMI. Honor Court; A.D. Williams Award; Sigma Zeta; Alpha Sigma Chi; AKK CHERYL W. WAGNER N74 Richmond. Ferrum )r. College KATHRYN L. WALDROP M74 Salem WILLIAM M. WALDROP M74 Roanoke. B.S.— Davison College JAMES C. WALLACE D74 Richmond BRIAN M. WASSERMAN M74 Richmond. B.S.-VPI. AOA ' i ' Tia)Yi KATHLEEN M. WATT P ' 74 Stafford County. George Mason U. Rho Chi; Sigma Zeta; Kappa Epsilon; SAPhA-VPhA ). LEWIS WEBB D ' 74 Pearisburg DAVID G. WEISS G74 Biometry. Monongahela, Pa. B.S.-Duquesne U.; M.S.-MCV BARBARA S. WELLS N ' 74 Va. Beach. Dean ' s List Fall ' 73; Sigma Zeta RAYMOND A. WEST JR. Richmond SANDRA E. WESTERMAN N ' 74 Marshall. VCU SUSAN H. WHITE N ' 74 Richmond. William Mary. Sigma Zeta LAWRENCE R. WHITEHURST M ' 74 Chesapeake LISBETH A. WILCOX N ' 74 Elkton, Md. VCU IJ J seniors :■ :MaiiiI Mw.6RKiF KiSiSyabCittA. JEAN C. WILLIAMS N74 Fredericksburg MORTON M. WILLIAMSON P74 Orange. U. of Va. Kappa Psi; SAPhA-VPhA Tres. NAN S. WILLNER MT74 Va. Beach. U. S.C; William Mary College SUE L. WINSTEAD N74 Kilmarnock JAMES A. WITHERS D74 Richmond PAMELA P. WOLTZ PT74 Richmond. Madison College. APTA GEORGE M. WOMBLE D74 Miami, Fla. JEANNE A. WORD DH74 Dothan, Ala. PATRICIA A. WRAY PT74 Norfolk. VCU. APTA ANN W. WRENN N74 Emporia. Johnston-Willis Hospital; VCU SUSAN L. WYANT P74 McLean. Northern Va. Com- munity College. Sigma Zeta; SAPhA-VPhA NANCY L. YATES N ' 74 Haysi. Clinch Valley College. Ad-Editor For the X-ray 73- 74 DAVIS V. YATES D74 Lakeland, Fla. G. EVANGELINE YODER G74 Physical Therapy. Richmond. ,S.-MCV; B.A. -Goshen College VICTORIA I. YOUNG MT74 Falls Church. B.S.-West- hampton College. Honor Council . . . There is a call to life a little sterner, And braver for the earner, learner, yearner. Less criticism of the field and court And more preoccupation with the sport. Robert Frost For John F. Kennedy FHis Inauguration 1 Ji6 seniors Joyce Birchfield Susan Caudill Linda Cronk Pat Dew Sheryl Fineman Susan Havnaer Suzanne Montgomery Carol Nibley JoAnne Scher Barbara Smythe Marilyn Vergara Janis Edith Zimmerman DENTAL HYGIENE 75 DENTISTRY 75 Ronald Adieman ,4 -. ■ Greg Akers Stephen Alvis i • ' ' ■ft Phil BIythe Del Bratton i_ vC k George Burgess Harold Cruse Kevin Dowling Richard Dunn David Ellis lJf8 dental hygiene ' 75-dentwtry ' 75 Alan Forbes George Gilliam Diane Goodioe James Gordon Ken Hadley Bruce Hawley Keith Holland Howard Howell Fred Kessler Sam Lasris Allen McCorkle lames Muehleck George Nance William Nelson William Owen Ir. Robert Primosch Charles Procini Krieg P. Pursifull Lloyd E. Rice III Jacques Riviere John B. Rose III Barry Rosenfeld Richard Lee Sapperstein John Sellers James Watkins Roger Wood X dentistnj 75 11 9 DENTISTRY 76 Robert Anderson lohn Barker Harry Boggs |r. Dvvight Bradshaw )ohn Bramwell Paul Brechtelsbauer Alvin Breeden John Brown III Leo Buchanan Ronald Buchanan Stephen Cameron Kyle Coble Charles Conklin |r. Charles Counts Stuart Cox Albert Creal Walter Crigler Davey Crockett Gerald Davis James Davis James Dollar Stephen Earle Earle Edwards Terry Giesler Chris Haas 15i} denfMnj 76 Conrad Helsley Arthur Hendricks Charles Johnson Granville Johnson David Jones James Jones Jr. Davey King Thomas King Jr. Stephen Kopelove Robert Lankford Bruce Leary Randall Logue Richard Lynch Douglas Martin Michael McDougle David Pincus Steve Offenbacker John Oyler Albert Payne Marvin Perdue Mark Reinhardt Richard Shambach ames Schroeder Thomas Skorupa Patrick Sprague Ira Spritzer Tony Stretesky Rodney R. Stream David Tovvnsend John Swope clenfi Htry ' 76 151 William Weaver Charles Wesley Jr. Paul Wheeler Jr. Paul Wiley Walter Winneberger Jerry Wiseman Stuart Wolff Fred Woodlief III James Dollar Randall Logue Albert Payne DENTISTRY 77 Robert Ball Ann Banes Calvin Barnard Joel Berger James Bowen Steven Brody Fred Bubernak Kenneth Byrne Dana Chamberlain Douglas Chambers 152 dentistry 76-dentistry ' 77 David Chance Bruce Cook Drake Covey William Davenporl Frederick Donaghy Timothy Leo Ferramosca Erma Freeman Steven Garrett James Gates Frank Cigliotti John Goldstone Glen D. Goodhand 11 John L. Goodloe Joseph Gwiazdowski Eari Hammit William Hanna Benjamin FHanson Charles Fioran John FHurt Stephen johansen David C. Jones Robert Kendig Frances Kray Eugene Lecompte Chiv Leung Lanny Levenson Lee Lykins Robert MacPherson Martin Menges Gene Mears dentistry ' 77 15 1 m E ■ « ,« j r Jt Raymond McGehee sK -% JBl M 1 Dean McGraw F I r ¥2 ! K ' 1 Karen McLeod m. 1 ■k --- J Michael McMunn J L...— Br M James Midkiff ■ a W mf fif PI m Mark Neale Robert Owen William Parker Paul Patterson Randall Furman Linda Ray Laymen Salyer Abraham Shait Charles F. Smith Kenneth N. Smith Jack Smith Teddy Spence Terry Spence Richard Spurgas William Stiebel John Citalton III Elizabeth B. Taylor Thomas Tomlo James Thompson Hal Turkus Henry Vranian John Wallace julien Warren Melinda Warren Daryl Wilson dentisinj 77 Steven Wilson Ronald Wray Benjamin Yarborough Louis j. Young jr. GRADUATE SCHOOL Michael Berbert Phys. David Berlinerman Path. Carrington Cobbs Biochem. Carson Cornbrooks Biochem. Tanga Dickerson Biometry Mary Ann Edwards Phar. Edward Cieason )r. Phys. Max Goodloe Pharm. Barbara Hargrave Nur. Nancy Henshaw Micro. Les Hoffman Biochem. Miio Huempfner Robin Hyman Gen. Maebeth Jesneck Biochem. Peggy Jones SpG. Michael Karbowski Pliarm Ahmed Khorrami Palh. Fay Kutner Micro. Mar Lindamood Nur. Patricia Marks Biochem. dentistry 7— graduate schod 155 Austin Pacher jr. Anat. Slinischandou Parekh Pharm. Linda Talley Micro. Kit Utz Micro. HOSPITAL AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION 75 Mack Banner Troy Baxley Richard Camp Mark T. Clements David Coulter George Dawson Kenneth Drees James Edwards Robert Cora Robert Gordon Wayne Griffith Ronald Joyner Mark Judy Gary Lanham David Manahan Robert Mincemoyer Patrick Romano )r. Stephen Montgomery William Stovall Richard White 156 graduate sdvool hospital and health administration ' 75 Rhey Wright =5|S T f!if?§ Thomas Beazlie Barry Brenner Harry Brocly Robert Centor Donn Cobaugh )ay Downs Nicholas Frankel Mark Freilich Frank Gearing Louis Graham James Jones Jr. Wayne Keeling John Pope Jr. Tom Re ams Peter Senechal Robert Shanik Fdwin Smolowitz Philip Tavand William Weddle Thomas Wheeler hospital and health administration 75—medici7ie 75 15 MEDICINE 76 James Abbott Bert Abrons William Alford William Armstrong Wendy Ault William Austin Sumner Bell Bruce Berger Arthur Bissell Jeffrey Blinder Philip Borges Bill Bowles Joseph Boykin II Don Bradley Robert Brewer James Briggs Curtis Bryan Ralph Caldroney Richard Chefelz Robert Chmielesky Robert Cohen lames Cook Michael Cooper Jerome Daniel David Cundift 158 wtedicine 76 Chris Davis Frederick Dietrich John Draeger William Duncan Travers Edwards jr David Ekey Kenneth Foisom Robert Foos Robert Foster William Foster Joseph Caleski ill Cloyd Catrell John Gavin Sidney Gilbert Sally Glickman Kathryn Grant David Greeblum John Harler David Hedrick Karen Hermansen Frankie Holmes David Hyman David Irvine Edward Jesneck Steven Jones Martha Key Malcolm Koldin Harvey Lanktord Kerry Lewis Eileen Lubin viedici ' iie 76 159 Max Maizels George Martin James McCoy James McDaniel Alan Merin Roger Merrill Gary Miller Philip O ' Donnell Mac Phillips Philip Rasulo Donald Richardson Thomas Riley Andrew Robbins James Robinson Marsha Rohrer Walter Robison Robert Saul Richard Schlessel Ronald Sinicrope Elizabeth Spitzer Sallie Stone David Tabor Joseph Thompson Curtis Thorpe Patrick Thrasher Frank Virgili Nahum Vishniavsky Steve VonElten Christopher Webb Victoria Williams 160 medicine 76 Earl Wilson James Wilson John Wine Adam Winters Bo Hai Woo Mark Workman Thomas Young Solomon Zimm MEDICINE 77 David Adams Robert Alvis Dan Baldini Lee Barbieri Douglas Bartley Thomas Berry Norman Bertels III James Bosworth Williams Botts Mike Breeden Samuel Breeding Robert Brewer Robert Brodie William Caie Stephen Carney medicine 76— medicine 77 161 Gary Casey James Michael Childress Christopher Colenda James Combs Stephen Cox Robert Earl Creekmur Jr. Stephen Cunat John Daniel III Nancy Darden Charles Davis Moritz Dehler Margaret J. Durant Nancy Durst Rudolph Freeman Gatzy Friden Terrance Fried Eric Frykberg Donna Fukumoto David Gardner Michael Gayle Glenn Barnhart George Greenwald Richard Griffith William Hammond Gary Hankins George Hanson Charles Harrison George Harper Robert Hayward Leonard W. Hess 162 medicine ' 77 Susan Hill Julia E. Mines Ralph Hinton Stephen Hoadley Howard Hoffman Joshua Holloway )r. Wayne Horney Vaughan Howard )r, Samuel Janney Mariann Johnson Wayne Johnson Roger Kauffman Deborah Kay Robert Kinsey Damion Kistler Sharon Lail John Leahy Bernard Lebenson Howard Lebow Frank Leonard Barry Levin Susan Lewis Wallace Lewis John Lee Sandra Lindsey Michael Link Thomas Loughran James Lowell Willis Madden jack Mainfort medicine 77 163 Timothy Marshal Michael Mauk David McPherson Angela Mercer William Miles Alan Mills Brian Mitchell Wayne Moxley Shirley Neitch Philip Newman Brad Nicholson Thomas Nolan Melvin Oakley Dwight Oldham Edward Ortiz Turner Osier Susan Park Terry Perrine Mary Lee Peters Eugene Pope William Prince III Gaylord Ray Randall Rogers Diane Sansonetti Larry Saunders Pav Seigel Katherine Shaughnessy Christopher Shaw Debra Simmons Leonard Slater 16 Jf medicine ' 77 Claudis Gregory Smith James Smith ). Douglas Smith Michael Smith Stanley Smith Thomas )ohn Sobieski III Stuart Solan Richard Spinak Camilla Spirn Larry Stephenson I William Thorneloe Hoa D. Iran Lee Trent Ellen Tuch Alton Tucker Paul Turner |r. Robert Vandenberg Neshan Vranian Philip Weiss Mark Whitten Stephen Wiggins Kathleen Williams Kenneth Wilzer Thomas Wood Robert Woodson medicine ' 77 165 NURSE ANESTHESIA 75 Eileen Amo William Bennett John Deagan Brian Haak Ch ristian Hedegard James Kattau Mary Lynne McDougle John Nagelhout Joanne Pedelty Rosemary Smith Justine Stokes | -, ' ■«- ), Vivian Vermillion w ' NURSING 75 Lynn Ashworth Margaret Baker Nancy Barbour Susan Bauch Donna Billet 166 nurse anestJiesia ' 75— nursing 75 Jeanne Bowdry Bonnie Bowman Judy Bowman Charlotte Bonner Ella Brown Janet Buhrman Jean Campbell Alfred Carr Debra Carroll Linda Cass Louetta Clark Phyllis Cochran Celia Craft Margot Craven Vanessa Crow Barbara Dahill Joanne M. Dickmeyer Vivian Dillard Wendy Dulaney Martha Edwards Jan Ellis Joan Ellis Kathy Ellis Debra Caddy Laura Gallup Wilma Calpin Delois Gamble Janice Gardner Carol Germon Sandra Gifford nursing ' 75 167 Brenda Core Teresa Graham Linda Grimm Martha Gurkin Linda Hammersley Maralyn Headland Carol Hecht Barbara Heckman Barbara Hofer Jane Horansky Anne Horowitz Virginia Houston Cynthia Houck Anna Maria Hughes June Isrow Robin Iversen Janet Jackson Judy Jones Peggy Jones Colleen Kehoe Deborah Kelley Maureen Killby Diane Kirkland Joi Kudirka Karen Kyle Yvonne Lane Bonnie Lanhan V. Lee Lawrence Patty Lockridge Chris Maccioli 168 nursing ' 75 Kathy Malone Susan Malton Pamalla Manz Barbara Marquiss Deborah Mathews Nancye Mathews Elizabeth May Margaret McCoy Sally McKenzie Lynne McNeil Sarah Moore Deborah Morgan Kelyn Moser Kathryn Nicholas Jane Nobles Linda Nuckols Gloria Pegram Elizabeth Perry Betty Pleasant Donna Price Jeanne Ricketts Deborah Robinson Elaine Robinson Marie Rose Sherri Rose Virginia Rossheim Sharon Semones Robin Short Athena Slawson Melba Smith nursing ' 75 169 Sister M. Smolicz Elizabeth Sperry Karen Spinella Laurie Springer Gloria Stafford Susan Taylor Sonia Thomas Laura Tibbs Rose Tipton Joseph Toteno Helen Varelas Mollie Vier )anet Weeks Kathleen Wickert Alice Williams Barbara Williams Sally Williams Bettie Willis )ill Witherow Roberta Wright Debra Wuttke N ' . i. PHARMACY 75 170 nursing ' 75-pharmacy ' 75 Tim Alley Robert Altic |r. David Barnes Harold Bernstein Donald Blevins John Boyd Vance Bryant Robert Campana Ed Canada Cienna Cobb Kathy Cochran Brian Coey Glenn Coon Patsy Copeland Ann Covington Thomas Daley Dale Dameron William Darby Larry Davis David Dellinger Perry Dillard Ryland East Charles Eaton Frances Eckenrode Ursula Elfers John Fagg John Fick Larry Forbes Marian French Robert Friend pharmacy ' 75 171 Jerry Germroth Cheri Cordy Patricia Graham Ann Griffin Lynn Griffin Edwin Gutshall Robert Hobbs Jr. James Hoffarth Bev Holt Patricia Huband Frieda Igdal Gerald Inman Cecil Jones Leonard Jones Walter Jones Carol Kessler Kenneth Kline Lynn Krantz Robert Layne Stephen Lohr Frank Lusk Jr. Kenneth Mangano Diane Marshall Gayle Marston Christie Maupin Michael McDaniel Brenda Minor Ann-Ashby O ' Brien Dane Patty James Perkinson ■5fc% 172 pharmacy ' 75 Robert Phillips Mary Rams )an Reynolds James Rivers William Rock ji Lea Sacks Mary Seid Edward Shibley Curtis H. Smith lanet Smith Nancy Smith Rebecca Smith Stephen Smith Nancy Spear Wayne Spellman Kevin Stanley Arnold Strulson Leslie Tesdall III Lewis Tharp Kenneth Thompson Amanda Turner James Wampler William Whitley II Jackie Wlliams Kendall Willis Daniel Woo David Woody Ronnie Worrell John Yarborough pharmacy ' 75 173 PHARMACY 76 Ronald Abernathy William Abernathy David Atkins )udy Barfield Curtis Barnes Rennie Barnett Sue Bass Johnny Best A. Carter Blose Nancy Bray Kathie Browning Robert Burrell Rodney Burton Jerean Casey Patsy Chance Becky Charles Don Clark Matilda Clark Robert Cole JoAnn Coner Ron Crymes William Cyphers Sue Davis Andrew Dohert Stuart Doughtie 17 Ji. pharmacy ' 76 )eff Eller Eugene Erb James Pansier Charles Faulconer Georgia Fisher Susan French Pamela Fuller Jane Fowlkes Wanda )o Fukumoto Krista Garber Alan Garner John Garrett Daniel Grant Gloria Green Charles Hall Linda Harmon Susan Hart Ronnie Harvey Gregory Helbert Patricia Hudson James Hughes Saree Hunter Pat Lane Joan Lawhorne Dennis Lee David Li John Love Allen Lumpkin Marcia Mahler Susan Mason pharmacy ' 76 175 Stephen May Nadine Mowery Marsha Murphy Chris Nestor Sandy Norris Michael Owens David Parrish John Peery Jr. Marshall Pierce Catherine Pipes j. L. Pitts Nancy Reasor Donna Robertson Nan Robinson Robin Rolte Katherine Rose John Rotz Susan Sarver William Savage Michele Schelling Kathryn Sharp Raymond S. Smith Jr. Sharon Smith Jonathan Spitler Diane Stark Ralph Street John Swartz Libby Todd Clinton Turner Steve Urbanski 176 pharmacy ' 76 - 7 Margaret Varela Andy Wade Dale Waters Joseph West Harold Willis Clifton Wood PHYSICAL THERAPY 75 Delia Akers Mary Pride Alexander Patricia Baldwin Turner Backburn Diane Borschel Linda Cooper Edith Dole Alice Donahoe Janel Farmer Pamela Hanna Mary Harrison Carol Herwig Ethel Hotz Katherine Hutson Diane Jefferson pharmacy ' 76-physical therapy 75 177 Mary Logan Cynthia Meyer Francie Mitchell Patti Morris Helen Orphanidys Iris Parneii Patricia Poulos Patricia Shearer Gail Springham Claudia Tholen Kathy Tucker Christie Wamsley Virginia Wentz luanita Wilcher Teddy Worrell Janet Yamada Mary Young Deborah Yount RADIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY 75 Diedra Barnes Connie Bishop James Harris Deborah Leibold Shelley Parker 17 S physical therapy 75-radwlogical technology 75 Elaine Simmons Edward Walker radiological technology ' 75 179 180 medical technology medical technology 181 HASDI-BOx 182 medical technology medical technology 183 18 Ji. physical therapy I physical therapy 185 I 186 physical therapy radiological technology 187 188 radiological technology radiological technology 189 Dr. Warren W. Brandt President, Virginia Commonwealth University ■ ;: ; j 1 .. :■ f ' J . ■ n . -- ' J V i ' A i i -3 1 1 Dr. M. Pinson Neal, )r. Provost 190 administration Mr. John F. Imirie, )r. Vice-President for MCV Hospitals Dr. Francis J. Brooke Vice-President for Academic Affairs Mr. Raymond T. Holmes, )r. Vice-President for Finance administration 191 Dr. Roger L. Smith Vice-President for Planning and Operations Dr. Richard I. Wilson Vice-President for Student Affairs Mr. William A. Robertson, )r. Dean of Admissions and Records Mr. Franklin Bacon Associate Dean of Student Life Mr. Harry R. Hester Assistant Dean of Student Services Dr. Miles E. Hench Associate Dean of Admissions, School of Medicine Dr. Hunter H. McCuire, )r. Assistant Dean of Student Affairs, School of Medicine administration 193 Dr. Raymond P. White, Jr. Assistant Dean for Administrative Affairs, School of Dentistry Dr. Richard P. Elzay Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs, School of Dentistry Dr. Warren E. Weaver Dean, School of Pharmacy Dr. Eugene White Chairman, Admission Committee, School of Pharmacy Dr. Doris B. Yingling Dean, School of Nursing Dr. Edna H. Treasure Miss Katherine Bobbitt Associate Dean for Graduate Program, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Program, School of Nursing School of Nursing f I J aJ Mil SS S. HIRT U- ' Mr. Cad H. Cerhold Chairman, Department of Radiologic Technology Miss Susanne Hirt Chairman, Department of Physical Therapy administration 1 95 Dr. Thomas C. Barker Dean, School of Allied Health Professions Dr. Benjamin T. Cullen, Jr. Assistant Dean, School Allied Health Professions Dr. Lawrence D. Prybil Dr. Herman Mullins Chairman, Department of Hospital Assistant Chairman, Department of and Health Administration Hospital and Health Administration Mr. Bernard A Kuzava Chairman, Department of Nurse Anesthetists 196 administration Miss )essJe Vee Izard Chairman, Department of Medical Technology Dr. George P. Vennart Medical Advisor, Department of Medical Technology Mrs. Booth Student Health Service Dr. William R. Kay w. A Director of Student Health Dr. Charles C. Clayton Assistant Dean, School of Basic Sciences and Graduate Studies Dr. Daniel T. Watts Dean, School of Basic Sciences and Graduate Studies Photo not available administrat ion 19 ' . %lfy ( Hey! How ' s about clearing these stupid basketball players off the football It ' s not my fault! The guy at the stall next to me field. got turned around. Somebody must ' ve put Polygrip in the mustard jar. No it must ' ve been the ones with the yellow faces that don ' t sting. 198 humor But . . . but . . . but . . . He ' s got dog breath! The first human pleasure center electrode implant recipient. He has now exceeded the world ' s rat record of 8,743 consecutive lever pushes-and shows no signs of fatigue. vv! 472 actually looks sexy with his clothes on! hiiwjjr 199 The Guru says only 140 more hours of medi- tation and I ' ll reach the universal truth. r M. What do you mean this is a biopsy specimen? I ; thought Fred just brought it up from the Skull! iUi I ' m afraid they ' ll have to be corrected . . . otherwise they might grow into your brain and kill you. There— now you ' ll only starve to death. 200 humor ' ■ifi ;. ticket 201 202 sports sports 203 JLl 20Ji i I dip a piece of bread . . . and put it in my mouth; Suddenly, there they are! All my childhood summers, lone Hill v,. 205 MURPHY S LAW S -In any field of scientific endeavor, anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. —Left to themselves, things always go from had to worse, —If there is a possibility of several things going wrong, the one that will go wrong, is the one that will do the most damage. —Nature always sides with the hidden flaw. —Mother nature is a bitch. —If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously over- looked something. H H O . V, 206 art I.e. i Ik, A .. ikJk 208 f To hope means to be ready at every moment for that which is not yet born, and yet not become desperate . . those whose hope is strong see and cherish all signs of new life and are ready every moment to help the birth of that which is ready to be born Erich Fromm 209 210 the professors the professors 211 212 Library 216 Life is no brief candle to me It is a sort of splendid torch Which I have got hold of for the moment, And I want to make it burn as brightly as possible before handing it on to future generations. George Bernard Shaw 217 December 17, 197 IN MEMORIAM i TRANSPL CE His standard of excellence was the ideal to which we all aspired, but sel- dom attained. The tremendous depth of his intellect combined with inde- fatigable energy and personal warmth was applied with equal facility and ef- fectiveness to the largest and smallest of human problems without discrimination. For us, he is a Renaissance figure in the 20th century. 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Nixon has become one of the most suspect of Pres- idents and there is growing feeling that he has not kept the faith with the American people. On the global scene, another Israeli war revealed that SAM 6 could knock down the mighty Phantom, that a one-man missile could knock out the previouly highly effective tanks and that the Israeli army with its back to the wall is more than a match for an army several times its size and strength. Violence was not confined to the Middle East as the terrorist bombs were exploded in London and mourning for victims of similar occurences was common in Belfast. While the U.S. had no men involved in S. Vietnam for the first time in several years, the fighting continued subsequent to Le Due Tho and Henry Kissinger ' s attempt to arrange a lasting peace in Paris. In sports, Secretariat showed that brown was swift as well as beau- tiful as he won the much sought after Triple Crown. Hank Aaron amid threats , of racial retaliation made great strides toward the title of home run king. The Oakland A ' s in their usual controversial style again proved their performance and ability superior as they won the World Series for a second time. The Dolphins performed a similar feat as they won the Super Bowl for a second time using an impressive depth of talent to come out on top. Football ' s most successful run- ning back, O. J. Simpson ran for 2,000-1- yard during the last season to establish a new record. Billy Jean King to the delight of many women and the chagrin of many men soundly defeated the aging hustler Bobby Riggs in tennis. Another woman in the news, Martha Mitchell vocally implicated that the President was involved in Watergate and staunchly defended her husband ' s participation. RETROSPECT 1973 saw the exposure of financial tran- sactions indicating the Vice President ' s involvement in bribery. This exposure forced his resignation and the appoint- ment of Gerald Ford as his replacement. Many Americans watched in the early morning hours as a some- times petulent Princess Anne was beau- tiful and regal on the day of her mar- riage to Mark Phillips. P.O.W. ' s who had not seen their families since the middle 1960 ' s were reunited in 1973 while others who succumbed to the pressure of torture while imprisoned committed suicide rather than face the consequent courtmartial. Wounded Knee again became the scene of Indian-U.S. government confrontation as Indian radicals instigated the conflict. Two ex-presidents Lyndon Johnson and Harry S. Truman died. Picasso, after a life prolific in paintings and offspring, suc- cumbed. David Ben-Gurion also died at the age of 87 after being involved in the leadership of Israel since its estab- lishment. During the past year black mayors were elected in two of America ' s major cities, Atlanta and Los Angeles. Skylab astronauts have shown that the length of time man can stay in space can be extended indefinately. They apparently will get the best chance to scrutinize the most impressive comet for several centuries, Kohoutek. At the year ' s end Egypt and Israel are sitting at the peace table amid reports of cease-fire violations and fragil hopes for a lasting peace coming out of the conference. Holiday death toils plunged since i ElE families curtailed holida;y;trav ' elpr as the ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' iiiiiif i rMd- , M STAFF 1974 X-RAY Bonnie Glascock, Co-editor Carson Cornbrooks, Co-editor j Nancy Yates, Ad-editor David Clough, Cartoons and drawings The editors would like to thank those few people who made this yearbook possible. Our spe- cial thanks go to Mrs. Lena Perkins, Dean Franklin Bacon, and Mrs. Sally Broaddus for their as- sistance and encouragement. We thank Chris Davis, Peter Van Sickels, Martha Hale, and Leon Lenker for their contributions. Much deserved appreciation goes to Bob DeVaul of Holiday Photo, Inc. for his excellent additions to the photography and to Steve Good of Paragon Year- books for his superb advice and layout design. We apologize for any errors, missing pictures, or unflattering pictures involving one ' s self image. I believe this year has taught us one important thing-in a production such as this, the worst sides of a person may come out-possibly those they may not have known existed. So I would like to say I ' m sorry to both Carson and to Steve-and thanks. I ' M SURE GLAD THIS IS ALL OVER. Carson and Bonnie would not like to thank Lynn Griffin. 232 9 Bonnie )ay Glascock panacoN veaRBOOKS Learning Ros ' mt ' -o Center, Sanger Visual [:• ' :■- t, Eox 62 Meciica! Co. c- : .i ...ginia Richmond, Virginia 23298 CO _ o ra 00 o ' CD o O - to - CC 7 cacn [-- CM • -- tg ' ' ' c Mill. 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