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

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if 6 E CHRISTOPHER ARIAS T'IAVAN.-X, CUBA There comes to mind many great and good qualities whenever the name of Chico is mentioned. We have come to know him as a tried and true friend, and success is sure to follow in his footsteps. As for the ladies, he is a man after their hearts. Fine manners and morals are the mantle of fair minds. Good Luck and Bon Voyage through the pathway of Life, Chico. P. H. ARMISTEAD MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Laugh and the world laughs with you. This is Percy, who came to us from New York University. He is the kind who smiles at trou- ble and has the pluck that will bring him luck throughout life. He is always aiming at the best-even at the best among the fair sex. Wfe predict for this young man of sterling charac- ter and firm manhood a prosperous future. XVARD L. BARNES LAKELAND, FLORIDA XIf Q Wa1'cl completed his predental work and three years of dentistry at the University of Pennsylvania, transferring to A. S. D. C. to receive his D.D.S. Wliile at the U. of P. he was a member of the James Truman Dental Society. During his short stay with us we have all learned to like him. He is a hard worker and a very skillful operator, and with his other fine qualities, we are certain that. he will rise to the peak of his chosen profession. f'fl!!0 'l'rrm1Ifj-ninr' i .- -1-:i f 1' 'Y-'- f g...'f9..- .VJ .5V:.g- ' K1 5. 5 1 . . A if ag 1- A.. ' xx iv f, ri , P. 8 PY if' Y if iw-is