Atlanta Southern Dental College - Asodecoan Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Page Elcvzcn BOHEGI Of Trustees .- - 5 -rf-u,ffs9f'rv-gqggvfboxx ' 1-. V , n 9 Y Y. Q JUDGE HUGH M. DORSEY 0 - Clll1il'llII1Il DR. SHEPPARD W. FOSTER . MR. H. H. CABANI . Iliff'-CllIlil'lIlIllI SS . . SC't'l'Ef!lI'.1' MR. GEORGE A. BLAND DR. RALPH R. BYRNES DR. THOMAS P. HINMAN DR. CLAUDE N. HUGHES

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'v l l ,nuff E l 4 N . X ' 0 5 N .'!'Z'I'. X 0'r'0 't's' Ola' ' V 00.0.5093 0 0 n'g',', .ofazoznfozf '9:':':O:s:a. o o 0 0 s .'1'I'f'f'. W.-I-tr. oofazofoxo. 'o:0:o:o:g:.. 'I:f:1:1:!:'. 1 .1:1:f:1:f:2' 5 0 O Q 9 0 g Q n Q a O 9 0 5 Q g 0 0 O 0 'Qo::':':'v ..'.'o:vfv:v' ,,',o,o.o. .1 N, .oo '.g.g.g.g.'. ,azlzgzgzo my .0 o4'.:.f. o . fc I U' Q N l.:'l f DR. THOMAS P. HINNIAN, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Sc.D. Dean and Professor of Oral Surgery Thomas Philip Hinman was born in Stratford, Canada, Nlarch 4, 18730. The Hinmans moved to Atlanta in 1879, after a short stay in Knoxville, Tenn. Dr. Hin- man was educated in the Atlanta public schools and in the year 1889, he matriculated in the Dental Department of the Southern lVIedical College, from which he graduated in 1891, and has since continuously practiced here. Ten years after his graduation he accepted the position of Professor of Oral Surgery, which he still retains. Dr. Hinman was President of the Southern Branch of the National Dental Asso- ciation from 1898 to 1901. He has also been President of the Georgia State Dental Society, and President of the National Dental Association in 1915-16. He was appointed delegate to the International Congress of Dentists which met in London in 1914. He was one of the founders of the American College of Dentists, and in which college he holds the degree of fellow. He also organized the Atlanta hflid- Winter Clinic in 1911. In June, 1924, the University of Georgia conferred upon Dr, Hinman the degree of Doctor of Science, this being the latest honor conferred upon him. In summing up Dr. Hinman and his Work, it is safe to say that whatever advances may hereafter come to Dentistry, Dr. Hinman will continue to hold high rank. As Teacher, as Dentist, or as Citizen, he commands confidence and reverend regard, and inspires confidence in man, hope in the future, and faith in God. Page T11 fI'fCGll