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Identifier: xray1918medi (find matches)
Title: X-ray
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Medical College of Virginia
Subjects: Medical College of Virginia -- Students -- Yearbooks College yearbooks -- Virginia -- Richmond
Publisher: Medical College of Virginia
Contributing Library: Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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a mustache, is always late to class,and is forever bemoaning the ignorance of his instruc-tors and professors. Came called, shoot! BEFORE coming to M. C. V. George was a cap-tain at Fork Union, and that is the reason he is sotall, broad-shouldered, straight and handsome. Leavingstrict military training, Snead was somewhat astoundedto find that life in a big city is without restrictions,which may be the reason Dr. Dunn called him Doctorfive years ago. After his Junior year George took arest for two winters, and to pass the time away gaveskilful attention to the wounded at Du Pont. When it comes to love, to George all seasons arespringtime, and being youthful, his fancy lightly turnstowards the nurses. Since attending several SeniorOsteology clinics, he has walked to and from schooland refrained from the movies. Snead started out this year assisting Gip Terrellin Obstetrics, but later decided to broaden his field ofusefulness and accepted an internship at St. Elizabeths. Aint she ch? 59
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*e (AJ Norfolk Pi r<iu Pi, Alpha Kappa Kappawally Enlisted Medical Reserve Corps of the Army // will discourse mosl eloquent music Age, 22; height, 5 ft. 9/2 in--. Randolph-Macon Col-lege; Skull and Bones Staff, 17-18; Interne, MemorialHospital, 17-18; Wrecking Crew; Fleas. £ ^ J^-^^ WALLACE (thats all) SPIGEL is reported tohave emigrated from the city of Norfolk as early as1914. Shortly afterwards he took up his abode in theCity of Seven Hills that he might matriculate at theMedical College of Virginia and thereby be addressedas Doc by his lady friends. Young Spiegel (nobody doubts but that he is young)is noted for his many witty remarks, and the one bywhich he will never be forgotten is: Ray, gimme acigarette. As an interne at Memorial Spigel hasgreatly enlarged his professional acquaintance, and hasbeen a source of worry and comfort to respective mem-bers of that institution. Wally is a good student, good fellow, and willmake a most excellent showing in one of Uncle Samskhaki b

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