University of Virginia School of Medicine - Biopsy Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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iii? WIT Ir . ROBERT EMERY GOULD NEW YORK CITY fb A Ii, Dean's List, AIMS, Medical ROTC, Extern, Neurology. Internship, Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago, Illinois CAMPBELL HARRIS, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Calconon Club, Extern, Obstetrics. Internship, Cincinnati General Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio JAMES EDWARD HENNEY KOHLER, WISCONSIN E N, fb X, II A E, BIOPSY, Circulation Manager, '47, Advertising Manager, '48, Business Manager, '49, Medical ROTC, AIMS, Extern, Clinical Laboratory. Internship, Milwaukee County General Hospital, Milwaukee, Wisconsin FRANK IMBODEN HOBBS LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA E A IC, N E N, Intramural Athletics, Medical ROTC. Internship, University of Virginia Hospital, Charlottesville, Virginia AMMON WALTER HOOVER I-IARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA A .Q A, K K lIf'. Internship, Cincinnati General Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio LEON EDWARD KASSEL BALTIMORE, MARYLAND fl' A K, President, A .Q A, 0 A K, Raven Society, BIOPSY, Assistant Managing Editor, '49, AIMS, Presi- dent, Vice-President, Medical School, Honor Com- mittee. Internship, Sinai Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland THOMAS ALLEN KIRK, JR. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA BS., Hampden-Sydney. GJ X, fb X. Internship, Germantown Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania TRENT LAVIANO WOODSIDE, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK A.B., University of Virginia. 2 E, Dean's List. Internship, LISPHS, Marine Hospital, Staten Island, New York

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JOHN BAYARD BRITTON CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA B.A., University of Virginia. Internship, Mason Clinic, Seattle, Washington WILLIAM UPSON CAWTHON MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA B.A., M.A., University ofVirginia. QI' B K, A Q A, President, Cincinnati Prize in American I-listory, Raven Society, Calconon Club, President, BIOPSY, Extern, Blood Bank. Internship, New York I-Iospital, New York City THOMAS ALFRED COOK, JR. SANTURCE, PUERTO RICO CID B H, AIMS. Internship, Bayamon Districtl-lospital, Bayamon, Puerto Rico ROBERT VINCENT CROWDER, JR. LYNCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA A.B., Syracuse University. LD A IT, Internship, Syracuse Medical Center I-lospitals, Syracuse, New York 85 JAMES LOVERN DEADWYLER ELBERTON, GEORGIA fb X, A Q A, Extern, Obstetrics, Medical ROTC. Internship, Marine I-lospital, Staten Island, New York PATRICK SALVATORE FERAZZI BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY B.A., University ol Virginia. 111 X, Extern, Blood Bank, Intramural Athletics. Internship, St. Louis City I-lospital, St. Louis, Missouri DONALD HENRY FERGUSON TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA fb X, Dean's List, Student Instructor, Anatomy, Extern, Urology. Internship, University of Virginia I-lospital, Charlottesville, Virginia EDWARD HALSELL FITE, JR. MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA ll, I' A, N E N, BIOPSY, Advertising Manager, '47, Dearfs List, First Year Social Committee, Assistant Manager, Football Team, Medical IFC, Extern, Martha Jefferson I-lospital. Internship, University of Virginia I-lospital, Charlottesville, Virginia

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WILLIAM EDGAR LAWTON, JR. MOUNT HOPE, WEST VIRGINIA A.B., West Virginia University, B 9 IT, O A Ii, Medical School President, Honor Committee, Student Council, '48,'49, Class President, '46-'49 Internship, St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago, Illinois MIRIAM LENDING CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Dean's List, Medical School Show, Band, Extern, Medicine, '48. Internship, St. Louis City Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri CLAIR LIEBRAND HELENA, OKLAHOMA A.B., University of Virginia, N E N, President, O A K, BIOPSY, Treasurer, '47,'-'18, Circulation Manager, '48, Medical IFC, President, Jabbervvock Society, Glee Club, Medical School Shows, Raven Society. Internship, University of Virginia Hospital, Charlottesville, Virginia BRIDGER PEARL LITTLE, JR. LEEDS, SOUTH CAROLINA l'I K A, Calconon Club, Extern, Blood Bank, Medical ROTC. Internship, USPHS, Staten Island I-Iospital, Staten Island, New York THE CLASS OF 49 Then, with only a month in school, the blast that shook the world-August 6, 'l945fthe lirst atom bomb. Short days later the war was over. We took to peace easily. ln no uncertain terms we were told the War was over. Get to work. Summer llevv into lall, lall to winter. ln December the Navy men shed their unilorms, to be lollowed in March by the Army men. Exams. Sixteen lelt. Physiology. Talks that passed lor lectures. Work now vvith the living rather than the dead. The slavery to biochemistry paid oil. Kymographs and Cannon. Then another summer-and the First vacation in lour years. From Massachusetts to Arizona, Florida to Oregon. We enjoyed it. The lall, and still nine months left in the second year. Physical diagnosis and our First contact with real patients. Medicine began to take on a look ol reality. The murmurs still escaped us. We studied, we listened. Pharmacology . . . and a bunch ol Uadolescent morons made good. Surgery, Medicine-aerophagia, pneumonia, and then a smattering ol O. B. An introduction to that torture chamber-the amphitheater. Catching up on sleep in clinical diagnosis class. The second year vvaned. A couple more ol us Fell by the wayside, a couple sought greener pastures, a couple, a better lile. Another summer and many ol us picked up a levv extra dollars. 0870