Wake Forest School of Medicine - Gray Matter Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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for the medical center, resulting in consistent growth. the Babcock Auditorium tdedicated 19695 and the 16- Two small and two large building programs have been story Reynolds Patient Tower tdedicated in 19735. The completed since the original expansion in 1941. In 1954 second large program, the Medical Center Challenge the South Wing ofthe hospital was built, adding 150 beds: Proggam, was completed in 1982 with the dedication of in 1959 the James A, Gray Building was completed, the amily Practice Building and Watlington Hall. doubling the size of the medical school. The first large building program, the Medical Center Development Program, included the Hanes Building and U . -er -- ' -J-ee' if - g. , vi' ,Qt In-'fr ...Q v qi, Y ff r,5-nl nY ,-' U . ' ' .,,, '. ff ' .V gi . m i ' x .kg J I -ravrrd-Q f in . 3- .01 .-.9 I i Y . '- - . uw, I f ,-,ig jg ...LJ-A ' ,J , . 4. .eu Zara.:-, is r are , .. . 4 1- .l ts' Y ,ye ,Iv I I - , X , ' M, - Y ' ,f --- .- c f V A .A V. . f :r 4 . . -' was v af,-hole. , . . - ,5 . P- . . . E. . .g,,.,Sfuf, j 'Q U, ' V 4 Y .' ,..,, :aw , M - an - sr' .ag . ' v .tg ' ' fe ' J - ' ia . -- A I-L ff', ff ffl?-raft d Q.. J by h wit -.ii I ' 33 tffvl A f in 5 F: ri fl ill , . . ,. 1 r,,, .Y , , n. , , r . . T' ' fig, . .0 ff riff Q ' s- - tfcffai cr? ,Flay 1 if ,,,, ,.?r,7,. ,. I: 4,836 X 1.55.- . 0' '7'2' . bm, . 7. . , J. fob, . '- .1 T' 5' ' I . 't above: In September 1981 the Medical Center celebrated its fortieth anniversary. This photo from the east shows the completed Reynolds Tower, Watlington Hall and the Family Practice Building. circa 1981. 935 xA I - X, above: Plichard Janeway. MD. was re- above. lnthe Spring of 1984 Twin Castlesthe apartmentcomplex behindthe Medical Center, was sponsible for the modification and com- torn down, making way for further expansions pletion of the Medical Center Challenge Program. 13

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Most faculty members and department chairmen at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine CBGSMJ have chosen to maintain long tenures, as have the medical school deans. Dr. Coy C. Carpenter, who engineered the school's move from the town of Wake Forest, was dean from 1936 to 1963. Succeeding him, Dr. Manson Meads held the post from 1963 to 1971. Appointed in 1971, Dr. Richard Janeway is the current dean of the medical school. All of the deans have been on faculty staff at the BGSM prior to their appointment as dean and Drs. Carpenter and Meads have worked actively in the medical center following retirement. Such characteristics of commitment and long service are unusual among medical school chairmen and deans. For BGSM this leadership has led to a far-sighted vision J .L A ' , 1 S n --S2.,b-xt, 'AA- .- f' In I ,- k -X 1. 'L 1 'tics I If Q NX f 'jf'-v V 1, -E7 4 'es F Y WS' , i K . Je: 53? Q above: the Medical Center seen from the west in 1969 shows the Fteynolds Patient Tower under construction while the Hanes Building has already been completed, ,N x TTm i s. Y 1 B if YTTT B above: OId Main , the original 1923 NCBH building, had to be torn down to make room for the Focus Building fnow Watlington Halll. photo circa 1980. 12 above: Manson Meads, MD, adminis- tered the first large building program, the Medical Center evelopment Program.

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From the modest beginnings of two widely separated institutions has grown a large medical center. The former Wake Forest Medical Depart- ment, enrolling 35 students in two classes, is now a well-recognized four- year medical school, enrolling 432 students. The hospital has similarly expanded, now holdin over 700 beds. The end of the growt is not in sight. Already planned is a second patient tower and a vertical addition to the Hanes Building. We may not yet see the evidence ofthe buildings to come, buttheir construction is foreshadowed by the expansion of the parking facilities around the Medical Center. -n11v1:Il Q10 above: This artists rendition shows the planned 13-story patient tower, located be- in- 'J 4 ',.' e VI S- .-.gl 5 tween the Reynolds Tower and the Power Plant, where the loading dock is now located. x juli A causeway will connect from the elevator lobby ofthe new tower to the middle ofthe 1 '-v. A wan. 'rw 4 existing tower, entering through what is presently a patient room. This viewpoint, from jig, E ' - i s Q ' the Allied Health Building, shows the new parking lot in the foreground with the present Q LL' Q . Q: ' tower completely obscured in the background. ' ' iw- . X . Q . . - , ts 4.Jif ' ,nf C gl S Patil ? 5'l 'L--4.1:-' is- 'lk is 'Nil H ::11l L N , TS I9 ':i'ni ,i'l . I J' X il:T: l.,,n:l:-VF' u'1v '. ,' Ili ll f-r--'IH' ' II XX. above: This series of photos taken from the 2nd floor at the north end ofthe Hanes Building shows the razing of 3 houses it not seenl on Beach Street and the removal of a 26-car parking lot to make room for the expansion of the Eden Terrace parking Geeky above: This artists rendering shows the Hanes Building viewed from the corner of Hawthorne Road and Eden Terrace. Capping the top of the building are an additional 6 research floors. To the left is Babcock Auditorium. 14