Pathologist John Buddingh later became chair of pathology at LSU.
Ernest Goodpasture Papers, Vanderbilt University History of Medicine Collections
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A Vanderbilt pathologist from 1929 until 1938, Dr. Demonbreun is best known for confirming histoplasmosis as a fungal infection.
Bacteriologist Roy Avery and pathologist William Demonbreun study what appears to be a pathology slide.
Roy Avery was professor of biochemistry at Vanderbilt Medical School from 1931-1953.
Katherine Avery's husband, Roy, was a professor of bacteriology at Vanderbilt Medical School from 1931-1953. This photograph appears to have been taken in a Vanderbilt laboratory.
Horton Casparis, husband to Frances, was chairman of the Department of Pediatrics from 1928 until his sudden death in 1942.
Composite photograph depicting the 1978 graduates and faculty of the Vanderbilt School of Medicine.
Vanderbilt University History of Medicine Collections
Medical School Student Pictures, 1967: C.W. Emmons, Jr.
First year medical students (class of 1971) and transfer students have their pictures taken.
Vanderbilt Department of Medical Illustration
Medical School Student Pictures, 1967: J.A. Turner