Atlanta Southern Dental College - Asodecoan Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)
- Class of 1939
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NISBET Editor YMOND R. REFNIFROW Business Manager N ' Q fxxi ' . ,, , . .:.NA A, 2115.2 QAQ ASCDDECQAN fQ3Q ff?N,1f,1ff,1' Af, My S E N I CD R C I. A S S ,Y ,, , g Af---V--V V - - f ffff, f7 if f ae ianrifilllilllllll i i i it l i -ll' il igkhi Allen County Public Library 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270 FCDREWGTQD A BOOK is necessarily a static'thingg however, we hope as you look through this book you will re-create some ot the happenings that occurred during your tour years here-that you will recall the time you jumped in Piedmont Lake in Feb- ruary, the time you had three dates tor the Zip Formal, or the time you demonstrated in anatomy or had your Dean's Filling checked, and perhaps other incidents ot chagrin or accomplishment. May this book recall all ot these things tor you which, in the end, have helped to build you as a dentist and a man. A wpwsfff if Lf I I IME! SJ M xx nnn mi , X, 1 'S Q ii ' MMD 33 Hur Q X . il W R S RE NTE N TSM X S A xX Y' NEW' N R '1,N Xxixb Q Ng ki Vw w 1 W1 2 V I DEDICATION SSSS V ADMHSHSTRATQN and FACULTY NX Hmv XV CLASSES 11 X KX . x S x 31' O Z' :S Z' H1 U7 ggziff 'U 7-1 FH 73 3 n, 55 U S' C H .. 0' O 70 70 Q. 3 3 ITT Z 2- 2 3 m 3+ fn 5 I E Q O cn -U N jr Www :35ZEZQ24wazZQffZ7 K , X, X X 1 XX I 7 i 1 1 l fl illf ll R l i i f i 3 5' i fl? l fi R ' Wi! i l VI Y , fl fllilllh 'R i lil I . l ,gyf Qi X723 R ff xi' E D l C AT l Q N Ziff W Iiiilti l lf? if ll l liff. ,R R DR. HERBERT D. JAYNES l 724' X f 1l.1?2f3i X A lf .' X i X 1 lt .Q X 2 x, . A capable teacher, a splendid technician, a sin cere man respected and lilced by all who lcnow him . . . We are glad we came in contact with him, and we are proud to dedicate the I939 ASODECOAN to him. GN. swaps XNOYAL UYJS'YX5'YY51 DYE? BY XV E XNXXXX vJXfxC.X1 Xfvs SYECX NJ CEST PM Y PJYHOLOGY XS CONXYJXSED EU XS YOUY.. 'XIOXANWI-'5 YUBLXSX5 'NI O NXMHXSG KI QXASNXB XOPA1 YBOCEDUBES XS P-'YXOSS XS 'YBE 'YEUYYX wow msxov- YQJYXOSS XA,-K3'5'Y 550 X '4 Bi 9 9 S., SCD NIHDLOG1 3-YN XE-AO L Ps?-'YYYUY-9.BLPsOXL,P1M1.,NKD., . DE NYA LXAD YYv0ff1550l 5? DYEYNYNF- DESTXSQBQ XSD Oi-PNB Y X4051Y1Nve5'YfaYiTz UiYYfaB-5111 DY4iThb 556001. X08 YY BOYS 'A' if awww ow? wi X Cf?-XC AGO n wevxco-9661 Ma YUBXASYXXSG C D059 CTS 1 aww xawwmos 1936 . aww DR. RALPH R. BYRNES Dean ww -N 'L DR. Sl-IEPPARD W. FOSTER President 5211. I ' If , N fx if THE FACULTY VV. L. BALLENGER AL11. Professor of Principles of Medicine and of Physical Diagnosis L. BANKS l3.D.S. Associate Professor of Oral Surgery tExodontiaiJ 2 Associate Professor of Oral Physiology: Associate in Racliography: Instructor in Clinical Periodontia and in the Dental Inhrmary FRANK K. BOLAND AB., MD., F.,x.c.s., Sc.D. Professor of Physiology FRANK K. BOLAND, JR. Mn Associate in Physiology and in Anatomy B. BROVVN D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Associate Professor of Dental Prosthesis, and Instructor in the Dental Infirmary PAUL F. BROIVVN, JR. .x.B., n.D.s. Instructor in the Dental Infirmary XVALKER G. BRONVNE D,D.S. Instructor in Oral Anatomy, Applied Physics in Dentistry, and in the Dental Infirmary QEHONVARD H. BURKART nos. Professor of Dentistry for Children: Director of the DeLos L. Hill, Jr., Memorial Dental Clinic for Children : Associate in Technical Composi- tion and in Clinical Orthodontics ERALPH R. BYRNES D.D.S., l'.A.C.lI. Dean, and Professor of Operative Dentistry C.L.CHANDLER,HL D.D.s. Instructor in the Dental Intirmary -IOIE INI. CLEMENTS D,D.S. Instructor in the Dental Infirmary FANCHER PIKE HAMM MITCHELL TVV. EDGAR COLEMAN ILILS. Associate Professor of Dental Prosthesis and of Dental Economics: Instructor in the Dental In- lirmary MCCALL DANIEL D.D,S. Instructor in the Dental Infirmary ROBERT L. DERIENT DDS l'IClJ Professor of Oral Medicine tPerioclontologyl AALFRED ENLOE lI,ll,S.j l..X,L.lJ. Superintendent of the Dental Infirmary antl Asso- ciate Professor of Operative Dentistry J.K.FANCHER .X.B., M.lI,, I'.A.L.I'. Lecturer in Endocrinology R. H. FIKE KLD. Lecturer in Oral Pathology SHEPPARD VV. FOSTER D,D.S., F..X.C.I'J. President, and Professor Emeritus of Oral Pathology VVILLIAIYI A. GARRETT l'l.II.S., F..X.C.ISI. Professor of Oral Pathology VV. G. HAMM ns.. nn., 1f..x.C.s. Lecturer in Plastic Surgery C. I-I. HARLING ILILS. Instructor in the Dental Inlirmary rH.y HARPOLE ll.D.S., F.A.C.lJ. Associate Professor of Oral Surgery and Instructor in the Dental Infirmary :iFull time in the school. LAMONS LEADINGHAM McCORMACK SMITH Imports ivorn MidAWcst Now P.A.C.D.'S, Sf. Louis, me C. WILMER HUFF lm In Q H. D. JAYNES lD.Il.S. Professor of Clinical Ortliodontics and Associate in Nutrition HARRY B. JUHNSTON ll.IJ.S.. F..-X.C.ll. Associate Pmfesmr of Oral Medicine lRnnt Canal Tlierapyl A. L. KING ll.ll.5. .Xssncizlts l'rofcss4n' of .-Xliplicfl Pliysiw in Dentistry R. Lf KITCHIQNS nits. lnstrnctor in the Dental lnnrniary FRANK F. LAKHDNS lr ll A ,xw.Cimt- ri-.,fw.,f inf on11a.i.amim R. S. LEADINGHAM .Xl.ll,, l4..X.L.l'. , llroicsirgn' of Hzlcteriology unfl nf Gcnerznl Pzitholwgy R. Al. MARTIN liistrin-ini' in Opt-rntive Dentistry :intl in the lm.. lil.-mlm., ln.ll, Dental lniirinawy Prnft-ssnr of Cliuiniatryi .Associate Prnfessflr of KI. D- HEFF Pliysinlogy and uf Pliariiiaiconlyiiainics .X.l3.. l'l.lD.S., l ,A.l'.lJ. J Q if Q Y N' ' ' Secretary uf the lfzicnlty and Prnfeasoi' nf Klxllcrizl I ' DLA Ll'Nl,A?,lELORBlALIX Mcdm' HM ll'fl'i'l'f UC5 Instrnctnr in the llcnlal lntirinary 'LI 'S '. H 'CRHES . . V , -ll L ,SM L I LDWARD n. MQnoxAI.D L.. - D. , P... v l.l.llD.VS. Q ummm In lm ll I Mlwxl Instructor in thc Dental lnhrmury IRXVIN T. HYYATT ,1 1 W - A ll.l-LS. C1l'.RALD NIITLHELL .Xswcintu l'i'1mf5wr nt Oral Surgery :nnl uf lb.ll.S,, lf,A.L'.lP. .-Xncstlicsizn l'rofcsso1'nf Oral Hygiene IST ROW: Ballcnger, F. K. Boland, F. K . Boland, Jr., Brown, Banlcs, Browne, l-lurl, Byrnes. ZND ROW: Cl-grnents, Coleman, Dunant, Enloa, Garrett, l-larllng l-lull, l-larpolc. 3RD ROW: Chandler, Brown, Burlcart, Hyatt, Hughes J. RUSSELL ir1j'cHr3r.L D,Il.5., l'.A.L.ll, Professor of Dental Economics tPractice M anagenient l ROY D. MIYIICHELL l1.lJ.h, Professor of Orthr irlontics H. BIIZIQLL l!.ll.5. Associate Professor of Personal Hygiene: Asso- ciate in Oral Anatoiny: Instructor in Crown anml Rrirlge Technics anrl in the Dental Intirniary J. C. INIONAGHAN l3.lD.S. Instructor in Prosthetic Technics XVILLIAKI PIQRRIN NICOLSON .X.l1., x1.11.. 1f..x.t'.s. Professor of Principles of Surgery NORMAN C. POER, JR. tins. Instructor in the Dental Inlirmary NV. B. RICHARDSON ILS.. MS. Associate in Chemistry ifiAN'DIiRSON NI. SCRUGGS libs FACIJ Professor of Ilistologiyili Associate in llztctcriology and in Pathology T. B. SHARP l1,D.5. Instructor in Dental Ceramics and in the Dental Infirmary DAVID B. SKIITH l1.D.S. Instructor in the Dental Intirniary :i1Full time in the school. f 5.22 L Dr. Coleman ln His Ofihce Dr. Banks Gets An Elevator RP. A. STIQGALL ll.D, I'rofessor of .-Xnatomy CALVIN B. STISXVART Xl.l1, .Xssociate in Surgery EROGRR If. STURDEVANT Ii.I1,S. Professor of, anrl Clinical Instructor in, Crowii anal Bridge Prosthesis J. ROSS TUCKER I1llQ Professor of Diagnosis and Treatment Planning, anrl Associate Professor of Opcratirc Dentistry IST ROW: Sharp, Jaynes, Nicolson, King, Mitchell, Monaghan, Stegall, Mitchell. ZND ROW: Tucker, Kitchens, Poer, McDonald, Stewart, Martin, Johnston, Scruggs. 3RD ROW: Sturdevant, Mizell, Richardson, Daniel yu. 36' 4 R 5 fvx 17' wr-E CLEVELAND CULPEPPER DAILEY GAINES HAWTHORNE Hose GOODMAN e1zoovE1z IACKSON KING LANCE NEW NICOLASSEN PAYNE OFFICE AND LIBRARY PERSONNEL MRS. M. V. J.-xcxcsux . . . ........... .Rf'giSfl'fll' MRS. M. B. Goonxmx . . B00l'kt'FfTt'l' MRS. CLYDE C. Hocc, A.B. . .... Cashier MISS G15R.ALDlNE LANCE . . . . . Sft7lIUgl'f1f7llPl' AIRS, K.AXTIE KI. HURTON . . . . Tf'lPf1l1o11P f,f7f'l'lIf0l' Miss E1,1zAB1a1'H N1coL.AxssEN, A.B. . .... Libl'IlI'iI1Il KIISS CARRIE IJAILEY .... . Lif11'a1'i1111 CLINIC AND LABORATORY PERSONNEL MRS. C. H. Cl,7LPEl'l'IZR . . . . . Sl'l'l'l'fllI'j' of Clinir Miss BIZATRICIZ CLEVELAND . . . . St'l'l'Fflll'-I' of Clinir KIRS. R. H. CSROOVER . . . Rl'L'0I'IIfIlxf C1111-k of Clinir MRS. JOHN R. KING, R.N. . ...... 1111es1l1eri.vt Miss Miss Miss M155 M.ExRG.xRET NEW . SAR.-xH H.-XXX 1'HCJRNE . . Rf'!gI.I'fI'lIfIOII Cleric for Cfinir . . . . . . . . . . . S1-'1'1'1'1111'-1' of Cfiniz' VIRGINIA Civ.-XINES, A.H.. II in B111'te1'ioloffr Hivtoloffv 111111 Pathofuvy DFf7!ll'fIIIFIlf T1f1'l111i1'111 ,D , . bv ,M ELI..-X PAYNE. Te1'l111i1'i1111 Ill B1Il'ff'l'i0!0lQYl', Ifixfnlogy 111111 Patllology D1'fv111't11u'11I Jar 1: 1 z 'EQ EARL VV. PROCTOR ' 1' I't'XiIl!'1If 'MQ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I. R. SELF . . . I'it'P-IJl'!'Sil1,Fl1f J. P. HINGHANI . . Smvmzry A. R. RAMEY . . Trmsurer B. C. KEHLIZR . . Ilisioriau .,Q..:,.. f-vr 'R SELF BINGHAM RAMEY KEHLER N N 799 APPLE W? Q, Jim 18 ARTRESS BAINS BINGHAM HOXVARD D. APPLE Rvidsvillf, .Yorlli Carolina High Point College Xl' Q Class Baseball, 1937-33: Vice-President Class, 1937-38. HENRX' E1.w1N ARTRESS Hv4'IS1lll1gf0ll, Divlrifi of Columlvia Columbia Junior College. H. L. BAINS Iiloxzzzlwillr, fllabamu. Howard College JAINIES P. BINGHAM, JR. Lexiugtoai, .Vnrfli Carolina University of North Carolina XII!! Assistant Editor, ASODECO.-KN, 19371 Class Historian, IQ38Q Class Secretary, 1939. 'X'l'El of'ENf X C fl Qf3 .4, X 1537 .J . V- l ?1'i'1j ' 40, Xiiiffi Q , .5 xg A 'NYT Z 9 V Qi R 'X ,f A W ff 'K A' ,.',1f.17 Xxx . N ,, Ag., ,+I ,ffl Enix' L .V . le Lui N N 1:54 ' ,- AL, 355 431 Sw- 4 MQQ.. BROWN BYERS PEARSON XVHITIZ Baowx .-l.vl1r7'iIlv, Xnrlfl clllftlllllll llzwiclson College 'lf il Grzunl Blaster, Psi Unlega l71'zlte1'nity, 1038 Vice-Presiflent, Officers' Clulm, IQJSL Vice- Presiclent, Stuclcnt Bmly, Iijjgj Treasurer, Pan-Hellenic Council, 1o3Sg Student Coun- cil, 19331 Mznmgcr, llzislcetlmzill, 1937-33-391 North Carolina Clulw, 1936-37-33. CARLTON E. BYERS, B.S. Rm'f1v5fm', ,Yrzu York Saint Lzlwrcnce Student Council, 1937-33: Yankee Club: Mzuiied Henk Clulm: Class Baseball: Of- ficers' Club. RIORRIS NACE C.,woL'xA All CANDLER CAPOUYA ALLEN ID.-XNIEL C:XND1 hR Bar'r1vsf'1'Ilr, Gmn'g1'41 Iiniory University, XVaSl1ington Lnix erslts XI' Q 1 Snoopy Snap Editor. UlIfg0IlIC'Vj', JHIIIVUIIILI Huntington College An individual who can't be pigconliolcd Possibly the least provincial mund in the class N N 7939 get CHRISTMUS - ' '. E 5 4 ' + ' Ag '55 x f 'N ,.,..,,f1f K X f Qi B '25 S 11 'Q' if CLYBURN C. R. CROOK S. F. CROOK RAYMOND EDWARD CHRISTMUS Columlria, Sunlh Carolina University of South Carolina VVILLIAM RICHARD CLYBURN, B.S. Camden, .glllllffl CGVUIIIIIU The Citadel AEA CHARLES R. CROOK .lIo11r'm'i'il1v, -Jlulvama Auburn Alaballla Club: Stray Greek Club: All Southern Club. SAMUEL FOSDICK CROOK :lfHl01'4', Alalvazlza University of Alabama Alabama Club: Stray Greek Club. 'rx-MER, '12, A9 X9 Af 4 ABS, 5 OO K A' O X ' 169 . :pf x 5 C lr , 2 ,A V, fc ,f l ,, A QQ C XZ. , ,F VZ fxgx ' , n 1 tf CD , 'N N 'Xia 353' 'Kin iv. CROSSWELL DARBY DAVIS DUDIS H.AXRRX' ANDERSON CRusswr21.1. JOSEPH XvERNON D1-wrs ,lfl1111l1r. Grrwgirr Cu1r1'm'd. ,Yrrrtlz Ccrrulirrtr lfrmrry L'11ix'c1'5ity Cilrilfcmrul College 1I' 12 StllllL'lll L'o1111cil, 1938-39: Basketball, IQSS- , ,Q ,, , 39: Class Baseball, 1939: Class Footlpull. Lluss llzm-lrallz glz15s'F1,111tlr11ll: X we-ljrwv 1935-373 Nm-th Cm-,,li,,u Club' I936,37,-gg. tlcnt, Sturlcnt t1'11111c1l: ,-XNs15t:111t laclltftll Xsrvlrl-:1'1w.xN: Stunt Night Cu111111ittCc. R1c11.1Rn D. llxam' Dullax, ,Yffrflr Camlrrrtr Bcl111n11t .-Xlmbey .X ff A Cirztucl BlilStC'l', Delta Sigma l3clt:1 F1'z1tCl'- nity, 19334392 P1'L'Sl1lClll, Stuclent Body, IQXRS-KQI P1'1-sirlt-11t, P5111-l'l1'llc11ic C0111 l, TU Y Y . Y , . , 1935-39: l'1'esi1'lt-111, St11tlc11t C1r1111cil, 1Q3S- -IOHIN Axqkmxl DLDI5 302 Nrrrth C:1r11li11z1 Clulr, 1936-37-38: Sec- H, I U ., .l HH, rctary Nftflll Cilrolirm Club, IQ-2,31 ,Nsstwiatc A In ' A alum HM A lirlitrrr, .XSUllliL'O.XX, 19301 l5z1slcetl111ll, 1930-371 L',,iyQ,-,ity Of ,xlnbunm Q1 ' WRT .EM f 1. 5 .. - ' xb . V L3 R 1 J' ' fr.-Q ,, 'i'1 1 t , '1,. ' . 3?4'-1-V. , M 5 fx? M Wu 33 x '2w,.5.::P p,:a ,-W H. D-' N . , 'A f h 1 . , I fi .i wg.:- - - go 'E E .1 -. L' rx ,Q 1 , ' . 5 l Y Sgw 4 ti: '- W ef. 1? . , A ,K ,wxxhr 'Ej .5-A an X Rx If-' 1. .' ' ' A Q79 1. ' ' at 'lfA, N,.- A A ' Y H -, .1 ,V f,-,,,, ,, ,-ziw,- ' X X' 11 2. .. V, , as 1' . lf fgim1 1 i ' ' 1 'S-' -. , ,Q lfffQfL1..,QQ -' ' , N Q- 'Aw 7 jW,4,.wfQ- ,.:, 1 .., rw, -1 K-G V I, ' f 1' R 1 fe . 1 4, 1 ,, A Good Operator- A Fast Operator N x 193 EDWARDS T Jer gr- FENN FIELDS FRENCH DALE VVILLIS EDWARDS lI'izIfv1' Hazimz, Florida University of Florida Associate Business Manager, ASODECUAN 19383 Florida Club, 1937-38: Married Men s Club, 1938. RICHARD FENN Brantley, .ullabama Auburn KI.-KRION SPENCER FIELDS Pamzma City, Florida L'niversity of Florida EDGAR DREW FRENCH Jlmdezzlzall, .lI1..S'.Sl'5.S'if'Pl. Mississippi College HE? 9' J fee ff' NAT 'W A Q0 1 J? 1 'XSL so S N X 2 Ca l 41 A final' If. X' 5- ,147 Q X ,I Vs' C' we . , 4 D, . ., I , f.-' It 13 H V, N N '33 FUNDERBURK GELB GOODALL GRANT ICRVIN M. FUNDERBURK ROBERT GOOD,-xLL ,lItIIIl'Ut'. North C1ll'0ll'I1tI GlIlfXl1'C!l, A-114111411110 XVingz1te Junior College Auburn A E A NI' Q Secretary Class, I938: .-Xlaluuna Club. 1936137- BEN P. GR,ANT, -IR. NI- JACK GISLB flzzdm'-:v.v, ,Yorlfl C1I1'Ul1Llll1 Nvfc'411'lr, lVl :w .IL'1',l'l'j' Mars Hill College Upszxlu E NI' fb ix W-KA r A1 , 'fin Y 1 Et' X Hx-F:-1 mn .L l K Q xx J , , xx.-.. ! Unassuming-Genteel N 'N l939m GREER ' 1 S gl' ,aww 7? ft'-'95 N' - - iv-,r GUDWIN GUNN HAMPSHIRE WAYNE J. GREER Locknvy, Tm-as Texas Technological ALEXANDER GUDXX'IN, PH G., B.S. New York. New York Fordham University Yankee Clulr. NVILLIAM ROBERT GUNN BI'I'llllIlgl1K1IlI, .'lIaInm1r1 Birmingham-Southern 3' XII fir L. N. H.-XIXIPSHIRE fllobilc, Alabama Auburn lass Fmftlmall, 1937: Alabama Clubg Stray Greek Club. 64, 'Su 'Y H ER 0200 N A' 0 15? R IQ fx 2 ' F Q5 Q O V Q A wp F Q 1 Cf, Q' ff t , 'Sf 'x' ,v .,, V., N., M, -k., HARRIS HASTON HENDRY HERNDON ARCHIE L.-XNGSTON I'I,-XRRIS E. DUDLEX' HENDRY Il'il1l11'v1gl1u1, .Ynrfll Ct1l'l7lilltl B'Iat'l:.v71c'm', Gvm'gia VYz1kc Forest Uuivcrsity of Ccfwgiu EKIHII North Carolina Club. CHARLES FORTSON HERNDON, JR., A.B FRED RI,-XRION HASTON 5100,-f,,,1, Gggrgig faxfnvr, Alabama Mercer Auburn Student Council, 1959. 'K lg: , A , -, ' -.G-.:L-+ :fa-v ---M A-- N ,r ' ...c..ux,,.1..- ,W - mwwn-f J 4 :Raw A Rational Man- A man who thinks about tomorrow N N 7939 HUDSON YV,-as JACOBS JOHNSON KEHLER WILLIAM CARL HUDSON, JR lllorgazzfou, North Carolina Wlalce Forest HOXV,ARD D. JACOBS Orlando, Florida Union College JAMES W. JOHNSON ,JI0lIl'0f'T'lllL', fllalvanm Alabama University BERNARD CLAUD KEHLER Sf. Prfar,vlmrg, Florida St. Petersburg Junior College Class Historian, 1939. Om-1E V eil 3 ISS7 ' , Rf f ,500 J' ,X 5 J 64' A f X' A FW RSP L' 1sfNr.- .X :W2x3.'5:Qf-5 im- Sf N QW? 11.1342 YW KNER LAYFIELD H,XRNl1JN PIOW.-XRD KIER PARKE R, LEWIS, B.S. l'1'Iwr'g, .SAUIIHI ffalcnlfl lfnrl .Uy1'm', jvlllfidll L 1111'c1'a1ty 111 51111111 Iyilktltll L'11i1'1-rsity Hf l7Iu1'i1l:1 Class Iiznsulmull, 1939: Stunt Night Class President, 1q3N. 2:1 ' f V 1' .X ' I il. P' RU HLDSUX L XF' D 1,551,112 Lows LLND C IHNFL c'mI'gm ,1liu1mlp1f!i.v, ,1Iiu11u,mfr1 mom L lmkrxm ,'X11g11stz1 ,I111111114 Lollg-ge .X E A . XZUIIQCL' Cl11l1, 11150-37-38: Secretary, Bzmsketlmll, 'l4l'CZiSlllACI', 11133. QS- .A LEWIS LLIND 10371 1037 S Jud 'Q mg w:,'s:'11 1 fs: I 'S A hard worker- An active man N 'Sf '93 MQGUIRE gif- MCGUIRE McINTOSH MISAVAGE H.AROI.D S. lXf'ICGUIRE :lIldl'f'T.UX, Nnrtlz Carolina Mars Hill College Class Secretary, 1937. PATSY NICGUIRE lVICGUlRE Syl-ra, North Carolina Mzwyville College Class Historian: Class Treasurer, 1937. JAMES ALLEN MCINTOSH S1111-V, ,Yurtli Carolirza Mars Hill College E' XII 11: North Carolina Club: Stunt Night: Presi- dent, Xi Psi Phi: Secretary, Pan-Hellenic Council, 1939. PETER S. NIISAVAGE .-lslilcy, PCIIIl5j'I'Z'UIIiU Jxlllllillllil University THEF? oo 'Vos ,to Q1 13 fl- Z T' 4 P A O 2 ,Q Q 4? 94. 1963 A 1887 J Aw'- L, 'gift' MOON MYERS DlJN.AXI,D HILI, Moox, BA. Hdlflz' Cl'1'4'fi', ,lfllfflfgllll Pacino l'niun Cullt-ge JOHN BIORGAN ZXIYIZRS .Yew Zinn, .Simtlz CSIIVDII-Htl Ll1llYE'I'Nltj' nf South Carulina A E .X Stunt Night, 1956-37. lx ff NISBET NORTHEN CIYHOMAS GLUYAS NISBET, A.B. ClltII'll7l'fl', ,Yorflz Carulilm linivcrsity of North Carolina Fmlitor, 1XSUIlliCU.XN, 1939: Class President. IO-271 Stnclcnt Council, 1937-333 Secretary- ,llI'C2iSllI'Cl', 1938: Cla55 Baseball, 1938: Class Fuotlsall, 1036-37-333 Chairman Tennis 'li in n l'1l L- y , 1937-38: Chairinan Softball League, IQXIS. XVILLI.-XNI LEQNARD NORTHEN, IR.. A.B. Sfznzmlfu, Fluridu Daviclson College KI' 1? Stnclcnt Cunncil, 1033: Class Baseball and Football, 1936-37-38: Stunt Night Commit- tee, 1930-57-33: Vim--Prcsitlciit Florida Club, 1937- Personal Efficiency- Nrzat in everything he does A '1' ' 4 2 J' , fb N N ' 7: . ,V PEIFLY F QQ QQ PIRKLE PLEASANTS POTTS DAVID GEORGE PEIELY Bangor, Pvzzllsylvaizia Franklin and Marshall Associate Editor, IXSODECO.-KN, 1936-371 Yankee Club, 1936-37-38: Married Men's Club. 1936-37-58: Class Football. STANLEY OVERTON PIRKLE Lake U'01't11, Florida. Oglethorpe University EXIICID Treasurer, Xi Psi Phi Fraternity: Florida Club: Secretary, Fishermens Club: Basket- ball: Class Baseball: Class Football. JOHN E. PLEASANTS nlbcrdfcli, .Yorflz Caroligza Presbyterian Junior College :.XIf'3I1' Class Baseball: Class Football: North Caro- lina Club. SAMUEL J. POTTS FLTIII' BIWF, Narilz Carolina Vlfake Forest College North Carolina Club, 1937-38. -i ' --bl , 1,7 E96 69 :FF Fifi-t Q Q X Q 5 . . 7:55 f Qcfi ' ,, Q T - f Y .1 sf B 4E ' lL J Q--5 jg' QA! 5' X 'WR PROCTOR RAMEY ICARI. XVILLI.-xMs0N PROCTOR T1rl1rrl11r.v.vm'. Flnriiiir University nf l7ln1'irlz1 l'niver'sity nf .xlllllillllll Xl' ll Class Presirlent, 1959: Stnrlent Council, 1939- 391 Pam-l'lL-llenic Council, lfljs--ZLJQ jnnim' Master, Psi Omega Fratcrnity, IQQS-39 lilzrskctlrzill, 1937-38: Class Football, IQKZO- 3 J 37-35: Class lmseliall, 1938, ALTON REDLVS IQANIEY A-lllirum, G1'nr'g1'1r Emory Clnvcrsity Assistant Business B'lZlllflg6I', fXSIPDECO.'XN, 1936-371 Class Treasurer, 1938-3Q. wxvqwig-Q., RAY RENFROW STARLING SPEED RAY, JR. l7r'11r1m1'lc, .gllllfll Cll1'HlI'lIU Ncwlierry College E xl! :Ip Smith Crrrnlinzn Clnli, 1936-37-333 Xi Psi Phi Scntinul, 1937-33. RAYAIUND RCDOLPH RENFROW Ftlll' Hlnff, .Vnrflr Caralflrrr Wake Fnrest College E ilf fb Business Manager, JXSUDECLLXN, 1939. Tarzan of the Class-a man with a strong sense of right and wrong 5, 'N 1939 ROBERTS ROMANELLI SELF SHAPIRO CICERO L. ROBERTS Tuscaloosa, .-llabama University of Alabama GUIDO RIICHAEL ROAIANELLI B1'idgt'fv0rf, CUIlIIl'L'l'l.L'llf Ohio XVesleyan, Alabama University NPQ Varsity Basketball, 1936-37-38, Captain, 1939: Class Football: Class Baseball. I. RUFFIN SELF LIUIICUIIHOII4, X. C. Duke University, High Point College North Carolina Club, 1935-36-57: Vice- Prcsidcut, Class, 1939. EUGENE N. Sl-IAPIRO Slvartalzlvm-g, South Carolimz lVofforcl College, University of South Carolina AQ Secretary, Pan-Hellenic Council, 1938: Vice- Chancellor, Alpha Omega Fraternity, IQ37l Chancellor, Alpha Omega Fraternity, 193,7- 38: Class Football, 1936-37-38: Class Base- ball, 1938. QV 'Su ,OPM Xgfa , 1 C5 5 xx F Q ,f Q5 . ff N 'TX fa if .Q-1 SHAPIRO SILVERSTEIN SMITH THOMPSON TACK JOSEPH SHAPIRO GEORGE XVATSON SMITH Nm'-IU York, Nun' Ynrlc 17111151 City, Xnrilz CTfU'0IilIU New York University Furmzm L'nive1'sity DILL.'XRD NORMAN Tuoxwsox, B.S. IfHn'rfm1, Gl'477'gI'l1 L'nivc1'sity of Georgia, Georgia Tech HERBERT' XVILLIAM SILVERSTEIN A 2 A glflunru, Gmrgia, N V 4 A E Stunt Xlghl, 1030-37: XX rwrthy Master, Della Lolululnzl -Tlllllthl' College Sigma T71'atc1'11ity. -....1.- -. : 1 T , .,.:.. .....,.. I .,,,5,.f,..:Jk i Q, v , . , J--Q, ...utr-,r ,.. Two good students Two good people One good family fy W I my iff? N Qt f THOMPSON CI-fl't7llt'IIL', .-llribtrllm A Z2 A G. B. F. TRAYLOR f,t'fL'1'5l71ll'g, l'irg1'uia Centre College A Z' A gr .IAMES P. VANSANT ll'mfdsim'k, Gt't71'gl-ll TRAYLOR VGHSANT L. REID VVATSON WATSON , . . bwa111.vlw1'0, Gcorguz University of Georgia L J 5. V Axig-,if ,ek f 'Y 'H 0 1 PERRY A. THONIPSON, B.S. University of Alabama, Furman Univeislty Class President, 1936: Ollicers' Club: Treat urer, Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity, 1938 Scribe, Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity, IQJQ Reinliarclt College, Presbyterian Colleg QU , if e i, K. n 'nj V .-,--'-x-.XX ,H J ' 'J-,rf ,W ,N jf Qiria 'X 1 ,Q f ix X 2 f CJ ff . xi J CSU Y 9 X Jef' ,f iz ylnnq I I WV'?2iA fs, xf ,glivn S t 5 .W-A. -M-Nm, WOOTEN YELTON Amos H. VVOOTEN 1'i11r'IUp,v, Xnrflz CL'Il'0l1.llt7 Davidson College .S. VVILLI.-XM D. YYELTON, B I.l1TUI1ll'U!C, Xnrflz C-UVHXZDIILI Lenuir Rhyne Cfwllege Class Football: Stunt Night. ZION SAM Davis ZION, A.B. Jtlallm, Georgina Emory University AQ Student Council, i930-37: Basketball, IQKZ6- lass Baselwall, IQXZSI Georgia Club, Vice-Chancellor, Alpha Ulnega , 1938: Chancellor, Alpha Umega , 1939: Class Football, 1936: Of- ib, 1936-37: Vice-President. Pan- llellenic Council. IQjQ. 37-38-39 1 C 1936-37-38: Fraternity Fraternity ficers' Ch ,J 1 H i i g . ' ,. .M X iiiiiiigiiiirife Q A ' x.9,w1.mw 9 1, . ..w.'xgLgQav' ' ' ' ' M' 'M' aw SX ,gf fs , Q Served this year as Pr the Council esident of N x 193 fl? SENIOR CLASS HISTGRY AND SO WE ARE SENICRS! Four years? Yes, four years ago we piled off busses and trains that brought us from all parts of the nation, had our first glance at the sprawling city of At- lanta, whizzed to the corner of Courtland and Forrest to be enthusiastically hailed by Norton and Englett with strong handclasps and emphatically addressed DOCTOR upon every occa- sion possible. Remember how it sent a warm glow over you until- Now, if you havenlt placed your order, I represent-. How helpless you felt when all the equipment arrived. Do you re- member the indulgent upperclassmen who helped you mark it, the round of fraternities, the first effort to make a piece of compound resemble a tooth? Christmascame and passed swiftly with its holidays. Then we settled to the routine of the year. Dentures! Final examinations! YVith sighs of relief we looked up. Spring had passed unnoticedg summer had arrived. From all varieties of jobs, we returned for the sophomore year, bronzed by the summer sun, healthy, expectant, eager. The infinite detail attempted by clumsy, unaccustomed hands, work done over and over and over until we were sick at heart, the stifling heat and hiss of blow torches, the eerie glare of the bluish-yellow gas fiames until one thought of Dante's Inferno, nerves on edge, putting on the pressure to get our technical work completed,-remember? Then in those moments we began to know that one who enters a profession is choosing a life of ordeals. Final examinations! Summer! Dentistry had become transformed from an idea to the para- mount issue in life. Back again. Helping the freshmen get checked, buying clinic coats, staggering up the clinic stairs with weak knees,-the first roll call, that first unsuspecting patient,-trembling hands,- operation completed, success. And then that first root-canal, diagnosis and oral surgery sec- tions, remaking inlays, laboriously packing foil. Christmas! Then came the introduction to children's dentistry and the set pace of the year. ln Rlarch we were shocked by the death of Dr. Hughes Whose useful life was packed with inspiration that touched every one with whom he came in contact. Then in Rlay examination after examination. Exhausted, we faced the summer. And now We are seniors. Did we look as fresh, as enthusiastic four years ago as these fresh- men do this year? Looking about me I see lines in my friends' faces that were not there then. There are the problems of diplomas, selecting locations, buying equipment, passing state boards. Now we are beginning to be in a position to really appreciate those who have made a success in the dental profession. VVe know something of the sacrifice, the excruciating labor, and the temptations that have crossed their paths. No history would be complete without a word of tribute to the faculty to whom we are deeply indebted for their understanding and scholarship. Here our paths diverge, but let us resolve not to let the friendships and associations we have formed here become mere faded memory, but keep them fresh, vibrant, a living force in dentistry. B. C. KEHLER, H istorian. H E ,ii ,,, .Cllfwiffji CQ , ,jj , .1 W1 ' ,Lf ' i' Z if si ,. YY ' J X4 fl' ,f 1 X 7 1' X 2ix-,f:,f1r ' rs r ' f is TO A NEW-FOUND FRIEND You were another of the multitude Of voyagers upon time's restless stream, Until a chance remark of yours imbued A barren hour with life and shaped the dream Of friendship that I deemed could never beg And now my thoughts look backward to the time That moment, like a flower, revealed to me Its hidden gold and set our hearts in rhyme. How much of happiness lies in a glance, Or random word, that like a sudden ember Cleaves through the darkness with its golden lance, Striking old beauty that two hearts remember! You would have been a stranger still to me Had not one phrase unlocked infinity. Axneizsox M. Sermons, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., -From his hook, Glory of Earth, Oglethorpe L'niversity Press it 13,561 P,-50016988 9961 PA: COXMEAGQ mvi pmowf- 52509-5 f Hmm me 2 ' ' Q ff ' 1 fQfQ , 37 13326 6.0 I M owes W L A Wim ' ' L1 ,. . fl 'j,l3'. DME, vsp-was ..... 7 ! 6 mmme-5 . .I , v- . -. . Qvzafmiji 5 W' B'ib5'i09Y!:1'Y Ycfje 10 ewvfsf ! K 09 Q H cwm can Q1 J ' 'Kec0N Qo5!.,,5'165f5Z1l12,JCXi4,15 Gaim- mul! ' +1975 , G.,.A,,., . Yszgcvs Vol f?'V39' Len Z c,x xx C , S2355 Sy' 1- mb ,winds M Yomwrr o 1 b sofa 1.1113 45 6 -1 5 ,Qs if TX tt! XXTSTT Fin. X mx ?oot,. M ovsv. moss venom-wxvmaen f bggfgijle X 1. ,. 'Xp 235216 fi X wp V vqomaom wscesws if XXQYQ fffff kk CX'-0 v- is vaova 'ms Gow Y ow Gow ww-1 voacvawxxl ww-'1 W9 , M-x MAG PM K 'W' f , ww-'whims Q ff! G we X Z Z 'Y Chi P-X1 065. o BXDGGS f 5' 2 mm p-61 caowls ml 1 B vtswv-as ov-'wxouoiixp 5086981 7,15 Q wi Av fbi. X115'YY'i5GY0?3' 01-- -li zgii , SN N H. CONNELL Presidmzt JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS R. C. COGSWELL . . ...... .... I 'iff-Pf'ff.fi1If'11t ROBERT P. DEAN . . Sefrrfzlry-T1'F11szzrvr C. VV. IJELONG . . . . Ifisforian R AW NA' mv COGSWELL DEAN DcLONG I, 'Avy , -,v ,- N w 3' I f .LI ,gp ' Q6 ,JL-I ' ' '4 f:i5x 'YQ 13 ,gr-4 Fw, , .4 X x9'1!g6.' iF CARL E. ABBEY . . Saskatoon, Sasle., Canada AEA G. K. ADAMS . ROY G. ADAMS . ROBT. H. BEMISTER AEA F. H. BIDDELI. . XPS? GEO. T. Brees . IRVIN BLUE . FRED BOLDING . A 2 A WILLIAM H. BooK . A 9 OLIVER B. BOSWORTH . A E A Los ffngelrs, Calif. . Hamlet, N. C. . RFlllIiIIf,.aII1S5'. . Pembroke, N. C. St. Petersburg, Fla. Takoma Park, fllrl. . Calhoun, Ga. . Aslzefville, N. C. . fllianzi, Fla. ,L f. V. . 1 I , , lat fazw. fl V W-. Xl'.fs. 5 . .. 1 fx, . if - Bmw f I . r f M J.A-' I fn! . A QI I J X :il QQ V' We-'f' L' .X,,H X A f.- .V .. V. L .f I A4 .- , -...,.,.-1 X ' fm ' 'pf' ' fv Av In 1 n A ' fV'BiBL?'i N N 4 , 2:6 sv' 1-QA. ,aan-.. 'R?x 1. ,Y ,n-if! fL sg AJ-ws BOWLING BRADFORD BRISCOE JULIUS W. BROWN CAMPBELL CANDLER CANNON .PIUXYARD X. BOXYLINC PATTON BRADFORD . A E A VV. H. BRISCOE . JULIUS VV. BROWN . Eqffb M. H. BROWN . . Dzlrlmnz, N. C . Biflllilllglllllll, fllll. . Kosriusko, fllisx . I,il10l!l,JIiKN . GrFe111'illP, S. C CAPILOUTO CH.-xs. D. CAAIPBELL .X E A CHAS. Z. CANDLER . A E A JACK T. CANNON . H. E. C.-XPILOUTO . AQ L. J. CHAITE . M. H. BROWN CHAITE . Df'L1m1l, Fla . Sylwz, N. C . Jloultrie, Ga Jlonigonzfry, J Ia . Jtlanm, Ga 1939 ROBT. L. CHERRY . ROET. B. CLARK . . R. CLYDE COGSYVELL JACK H. CONNELL . WILLIAM S. CooK, JR. . A E A FRANKLIN Cox . XII Q O. C. DANIELS, JR. . E III CP T. K. DARROUGH, JR E' Xlffif G. M. DAVIS . XI' Q ROBT. P. DEAN . . Bainbridge, Ga. . Fort Lauzierdale, Fla. . . Tallalzassfe, Fla. . . flflinden, La. . CO7'il1gf07l, G11 . Bradenlon, Fla . Orienml, N. C . dshezfille, N. C . Whynesifille, N. C . Tocroa, Ga XJ rlFrX GLA,-:N LAN7 ,K if fb Jw CU Q xy I -Zi . Q A .J XR I. 'xl A X-:Qi A Q , . fx Lvxif A' UA ,AO I V-7 '7 il? A' ,UQ Milf -- Aw N DCLONG FLOYD CYRUS XV. DELQNG Xl' :J XVALTER C. DIIRN j. ERN EST EDXVARDS XV. ROGER FAIN . A E A S. I. FLENIING . xl 's 'W' ifex' A- QL! DORN EDWARDS FUNDEREURK GIBSON . Lin' Oak, Fla. . Bl'0Okf'l'lI, IV. Y . flliami, Ffa. . Boynton. Fla. Rofky Jlouni, IV. C 'a.r'F ,svx PAIN HAMER HARULD H. FLOYD H. C. FUNDERBURK 1112 J. C. GIBSON . THOS. N. H.-XKIER . EXP 111 A. L. Ii.-XNIILTON. JR. . Nl' SJ E qf q, FLEMING HAMILTON . Bfllllflllgh .1111 . Dzlzfeviflr, 14111 . Gibson, N. C Rofkinghanz, N. C flforellrzzd City, 1V. C N N ij Fix lj Af' F 535 I '5' 3 F 5 weft! Q ,, 5 XX? Y -gf 411F'1 mf I 'N ,fees 'KR 'J 'F VVILLIAM NI. HARLEY GEORGE R. H.-XRPER . A E A ROBERT P. HARRISON JOSEPH G. HARTNETT AEA F. PRESTON HIAYNES XPQ ROALD V. HERXX'ICK . JULIUS N. HILL . XV. CLIFF HODNETT . L. EARL HOYY'INGTON PHILIP A. HUEE . . . . Jamison, S. C . Pierson, Fla . Upelika, dia . . Norwich, Conn . Baltimore, Jlld . Brooklyn, N. Y . fllurplzy, N. C I . 5? 'S 2 5 Q 2. LAN 4 K! fu KI . Lenox, Ala . Wlzlpole, fllass .HX M O'ff P PL, JPN I T ,f .xrafflrgj X Z , . PSR xkjgf - 54 Y K If. ' V' If :if ' , . ., rf f In .AK fv' f -Q , -. F cg 12.4, N N HUNSUCKER HUNTER JAMBACK KARESH KEITH LILLEY MCCALL MCDANIEL MCDONALD MCCOOGAN HUGH NI. HUNSLVCKER . Cmzowr, N. C. KI. IU. LILLEY . . Gatrwillf. N. C GROVER C. HUNTER, R. . L1zGran e, Ga. . . J f CHAS. W, MCCALL . . For-esf Cm. N. C .x E A A. J. JAMBACK . IRWIN Ii.-XRESH . A Q Louis C. KEITH Lt,b,,,,0,,, NL H. D. EDWIN RICIDANIEL . . Ezuing, Va C H fff'0'11S- C' CHAS. W. RICIDON.-XLD . . .nlaf-fwmff, Fla . Jilanta, Ga. JOHN C. IVICGOOGAN . . Quitmlm, Ga 7939 M. C. NICINTYRE AEA J. T. NIANNING . JOHN O. NIASSEY E' XIICI2 JOE D. NIILLER . A E A JOHN G. NIINGLEDORFF . . 5 XIHIH JOHN H. RIITCHELL . . . JORGE E. IVIORALES BUFORD B. NEELY . Delhi, La. . Arcola. llliss. Bay Springs, llliss. . Chipley, Ga. Kingsport, Tenn. S,fParfanl11n'g, S. C. . . Panama City, Panama . lllagee, llliss. EWQ R. L. PAISLEY . . lllouth of ffilson, Va. EXPQP ABNER W. PATTON . . Tuscaloosa, dla. fmEw O 'rx 715 4, .O K X Q Q ' 7 fm' J 0 ff 1 5 W V A ' jf k xii. 1 R: M' A . X9 V jf fx? , . fx N wwf lolndfif 9-oevi 'W' ,....,..f PETERS RAY XV. YV. PETERS . . 4 . . 4 1 is ? 4 f,-f:,xa?1+ 21 rs , 959 E.. P-env' Inf fd' PETREY PHILLIPS PLUNKETT ROBERTSON FRED ROBINSON J. A. C. ROBINSON . Sff'I'H11.Hf0lI, Ln. C. C. RAY . DCIN.-XI.D S. PETREY . Jim-fzfzflw City, Jia. -I' L' ROBERTSON ' XI O 5 qi fp I -- 5 D D FRED ROBINSON . It. V.fXNCE PHILLIPS . . B1l'111111gl111111. Jia. XI' Q ELMER G. PLUNKETT J. R. PRINGLIZ . -I. A. C. ROBINSON . NI' Q . Ilamf-z'iIlr, Jin. -I. ROBERT ROGERS . . CJl't't'lI.Yb0I'04, N. C. KI' Q PRINGLE ROGERS . Urlflnzlo, Fla. . Srlfrnl. S. C. Halz'y1'iIlf'. Alfa. TIIIIIIIIFLVIZ, J ffl. Jzlrirzn. Ga. 7933? ROGER P. ROGERS . . IRVINO ROMANOW . AQ HARRY ROUSH . . AQ J. W. RUDISILL . . C. F. RUSSELL . D. P. SAUNDERS . . Dover, N. J. . Boston, lllass. Wilzslolz-Salerlz, N. C. . Clifton Forge, Va. . I ourzg I-Iarris, Ga. . Tfflflllfll, Ga. A E A GAINES E. SEWELL, JR. . . Sawmmlz, Ga. E T11 fb E. NEWTON SMITH . . Clarkton, N. C. aff: VVILLTIAM E. SMITH, JR, . . . Alon:-oe, La. A E A C. A. STEVENSO-N . . . Camilla, Ga E OQ,iJff Q, AQ ,887 9' N , ,NX ,i Q . E J 'fl 2 If 'r ,Fir fi , ' , A Q 5 N' , A A ,g ,fx Q , QQ ,V frL1iffM43J?fi N 'N TAYLOR TURRENTINE SAMUEL B. TAYLOR . RICHARD T. TEBE.AU A Z2 A THOMAS R. TEDDER F. M. 'POOLE . C. H. TORBET . TEBEAU TEDDER TOOLE TORBET TUTTLE UNDERWOOD WAHNISH WALTON . Tampa, Iflfl D. TLYRRENTINE . . Douglas, Ga. . Springfield Lake Wfales, . Talladcfga, . H0lIlFI', G11 Fla. Lila La D. RI. TUTTLE . . Ifinsfozz-Salezlz, N. C A E A HUGH VV. UNDERXVOOD . . fllarion, Ala. A E A BIERRILL E. XVAHNISH . Trzllzzlzrzsxee, Fla. A Q X. P. VVALTON . . Atlanta, Ga. N N f9C 735 - Y.. .. 24' Ref. sg WELLS WHITMIRE D. L. YVELLS . 'PQ FRED C. XVHITMIRE . A E A LOUISE G. xVILSON . XVILLLAM K. VVIMBERLY ALBERT E. VVOLCUTT . SAMUEL C. XVOLFE . VV. F. YELTON, JR. . QJACK HUNTER . WILSON WIMBERLY WJOE T. TEMPLETON . WOLCOTT WOLFE YN0t in picture. EG. C. ALMOND . . Pffallace, N. C . Fort Paynr, H111 . Clewlarzzl, Tenn . Camfrti, L11 . Fzzribault, Zlfinn . fllarion, Va . Laivrzdale, N. C . Decatur, Ga . Jnzlersorz, S. C . dnflreuxv, N. C. .11 E L .-ff 321715:-w by N, N. .XR N! E Tiff! R, Lx 1 ,xy . X 5 2 Q5 q f L .V X. WAC. 7 YT fx VX I -, fx . , 1 , X -H3.Q'1- 9 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD. nineteen hundred and thirty-six, came one hundred and ten young men and one young lady to a school of higher learning, otherwise known as the Atlanta-Southern Dental College. NVe were all quite thrilled by a cordial Hello Doctor given us by our live-wire supply salesmen, Englett and Norton, upon our arrival in this great city. VVe were very much impressed at the opening exercises by the greetings and words of encouragement of Dr. Foster and Dr. Byrnes. This Occasion will live in our memories forever because this was the beginning of what we all sincerely hoped would be a happy and profitable career. Then came the schedules which were quite pleasing to the eyes of those students of AU section because there was an absence of Saturday classes: however, this was misleading, because with the advent of Oral Anatomy, we find these students at work in the laboratory on Saturday morning. 4 Our first impression of Dr. Stegall's widely publicized Anatomy course was that it was merely putty in our hands. This was only the first impression, however. be- cause our modeling clay was soon taken away and we were assigned sections of the human body to master by mental photography plus an interesting little book known as Gray's Anatomy. Through the undying patience and help of the amiable Dr. Stegall we finally hurdled this obstacle. VVe all went home to enjoy a much needed vacation. Upon Our return to begin our second year we were very glad to find that only a few of our great throng had fallen by the wayside. VVith this encouragement we began our second lap with much gusto. YVe were quite successful in our first much- dreaded Pathology quiz. VVe knew then that we were a great class. Had we not been subjected to the trials and tribulations of the basement we would probably still be laboring under the impression that we were impregnable. Upon the completion of another year's work we returned home for a very much needed vacation. ln spite of the hardships endured below, everyone appeared in white upon the opening of the clinic for the 1938-39 year. That was when we began enjoying the fruits of our labor. Then came those little inevitable mistakes which seem humorous to everyone, even the faculty. Buck', Rogers demonstrated dual ex- traction and Ernie Edwards checked a pontic for sensitivity. hlany other similar errors occurred. VVe are very grateful indeed that we have been able, with the help of a truly great faculty. to come through three years of hard work with only two missing from our ranks, numerically. llflay this fine class continue in its entirety! C. XV. DELONG. Historian. of 4 ug-V. K 4 jf X w, M HN , y A wx . 1' 'V z N N 1 QW . ,X W mx , ,X A NXXWWM xx X ,MWWW AQX mx .-S' 'V 'WWW VH : in ,Rv ku X M 1 Xu ,WN V K , ww 14 ww 'W N N ,. . -, '1 YS . . I :gf 6-3 'QS-55333: 1 592 ., . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS VV. C. AICCALL . . Virv-President BEN RIARTIN . . Sen-erary ROBT. LESSEM . . fI'f-msurer NIEREDITH RIEAD . . Hismrimz MCCALL MARTIN LESSEM MEAD ff: . ., A . N N 57+ V - Af H. VV. ALLSUP . AE A A. E. ANDERSON . . DONALD T. AUTEN . XVILLIAM E. AX'ERY X119 THOS. S. BAILEY, JR. J. D. BAIRD . E XIHIP C. E. BARR . FRANK VV. BRADLEY NOEL RI. CAYTTHON J. 'THOMAS CRANE . L. A. DESILLIER . . XVILLI.-XM C. DRAEEIN XV. Y. ELLIS . . S. KI. EVERITT . Exlffiw CHAS. C. FESTER . Eqffp FRANK A. FINNEY . Efxlffir CHAS. E. FLOYD . LJ. GLAZER. . AQ . GIIILVIIKII, flla. IVilmington, N. C. Grayswille, Tenn. . Defaflzr, Ga. . LNYFZUIIIIII, Ga. . J 11g11.vt11,, Ga. lfaslzirzgtozz, D. C. . Colunzlzizz, S. C. . Jtlazzta, Ga. . Grfelzvillev. S. C. Ilvllflfll ffill, R. I. . Columbia, S. C. . ClIif?!Fj',. Ga. . Pr1'ntiS.v.flIi5s. . Crestline, Ohio . Illadison, flla. . Phenix City, Ala. . . Atlanta, Ga. 'Qi 'Y ', N, . ,f X., an 2 xv :' V- 4 F 61- X F1 r ' ', 2 f F' ,ZR , x 1 ' f A fy. A ----Y,f5i, I Inf' K I . I - N N 'K -aura' ...uw- vw S2-s ,,..pv- GRIFFIN GRIMALDI HARVIN .Iossw KEITH LQMASTER MCCALL MQNEES MARTIN XV. KINIB.-Xl.l. GRIFFIN . . ljllflllllll, X. C xl, If R. H. GRIAIALDI . H.-XRRN' T. HARYIN 3.1, fp H. V.-XSSAR HI1I1:Ixs Al'iZ R. R. HIIFFAIAN . -Iffz R1IBI5RT F. J.-xcksox A 2 A ,IUIIN josnmi . 3.11 cl, Llawls Y. KIQVIII . H. XV. I.liKI.XSTliR . fllialni 1f1'111'l1. 1'w!II. . .U fII1 ning, S. C Ba' f'11r11'f lsf'ill1', N. J . J.v!11'Iz'iIl1', X. C . ll' flz' Izvirk, G11 fIl'0l',L'Pf0'ZUlI, S. C. . lx'111I.x z'iH1', T1'11I1 . G11fff11'y. S. C new 'TT -mr' MW ,nar- 6 --Q QQ? ,md 2'5- 'WWC .pa-1--w. - 3 HIGGINS HOFFMAN JACKSON LEWIS LOVINGOGD LESSEM MEAD MOTLEY NICKLES XVll.I.I.-XM A. LEXYIS . BERLIIN L1IvINGcIcIu R. H. LESSIZNI . A sz XVAYNI2 AICCALI. . E xp q, H. C. KICNESS . BEN KICK. AI.-XRTIN 3 q, 11. RIEREDITH H. KIE.-XD All A I':I.l.IO'1' R. M1IT1.Izx' . GEII. K. NICKI.ES . A v A .4 . fll'flllg'l', F111 Jllzrfvlly, Av. C .l llY1'Fffl'T'iNt', Iv. C ljlllllllllfl City, F111 . Bc'I'l'Y1', .1111 . L111'.Il111Ijg, G11 w - w . G11ff111'y,b. C . Cl111rIo1't1', N. C . Ifo11gf1'.I', S. C N N 7939 ggi? -1:56 ig.: .f- '25 I li -17 RICHARD J. NOBLE . . . XPQ FRANK S. PALIK . BEN R. PRATOR . XV. XI. REED . E' xl: rf: A. C. RODRIQUEZ 3414: A. A. ROOBIN . A S2 FRED L. SELF . . FRED H. SHERMAN I. A. SIMPSON . Smithfield, N. C. flfontirello, Fla. . fltlantzz, Texas . Lexizzgtmz, Ga. . Tampa, Fla. . Cordele, Ga. Lfzzfolzztfln, N. C. . Ponliaf, flfizfh. flfmliffffllo, Fla. A I A BEN H. SMITH . . Fairfelzl, Ala. XI' Q BERT SOBELSON . . Jzlazztzz, Gu. AQ E. E. '11-XNNENBAUNI . . Grernsboro, N. C. A Q VVILLIAM D. '11,-XYLOR, JR., Tl1f'0ll1IlPIIl',l', 11111. J. O. VVALKER . . CIIIZTIESTUII, Uv. Va. A Z1 A RICH.-XRD J. VVESTBROOK . Biflllillflllllll, Hia. X119 ' H. S. ZIMNIERMAN . II'il1.Yl'0lI'SllIE7lI, N. C. XPQ J. VV. ZIMMERBI.-KN . . . Salisbury, N. C. xl: Q 'YHERXV fm 1 703 gm Q CJ -I ,Sd 3 1LANr Q 'X ALSO h C, .' 5' . O V57 'QHPV R SOPHGMORE CLASS HISTORY NVE, THE CLASS OF '41, look back on our dental years with sophomoric satisfaction. As freshmen we first entered these famed portals of dental education, and our once im- mature minds have so developed, and grown, that at last we regard ourselves as erudite examples of profound, discerning and enlightened dental knowledge. ln brief, we know all there is to know about dentistry, or just about all. Some of the faculty members and upper classmen have intimated that this is merely a sophomoric state of mind, transient and illusory. But, we know better: for example, we are sure that we know twice as much about casting technique as anyone else in the world, except perhaps Dr. Sturdevant. Our life as freshmen passed quickly, but not so painlessly. After a summer spent at work or play we retu1'ned to the old familiar scene. Wie greeted the freshmen with a degree of condescending pity, but mostly with cordial welcome, even as we ourselves were welcomed. lVe found a few of the old faces missing, but discovered we were re-enriched by three new members: h'Ic,Nees, the modern llorpheus of the lecture hallsg Disillier, of Harvard, and Garibaldi Grimaldi, from Loyola. As sophomores we still maintained the doubtful distinction of being the smallest and only exclusively male class in school. Your historian has often wondered if we miss the uplifting feminine touch that a co-ed or two can give to a class. lVe plunged into our work and soon made the acquaintance of that much touted breaker of men's souls, bodies and minds, Old Demon Sophomore Lab. This place has the reputation of giving one a glimpse of the ultimate abode of all unethical dentists. However, with our class a certain change is noticeable. Under the forceful prompt- ing of Dr. Sturdevant, no trash now litters the corners, no paper disks pile up about the feet of the heedless sophomore. not even one speck of cigarette ash sullies the spot- less, painted, and immaculate floor. Dr. Sturdivant has indeed taught us much. Early in the year we overheard Kfotley asking him where he might purchase a half dozen of those sponge cores. VVe won this year, defeating the freshmen in the annual Plaster Howl touch foot- ball classic. A few of the class intellectuals organized a checker tournament. Those of us who do not belong to that mystic, esoteric group known as Checker Players, cannot entirely appreciate or comprehend the intricate and involved struggles over the checkered board which wasted away the lunch hour. The winner of the tournament was that never-to-be-forgotten genius of the king row and master of the triple jump, One- Punchn CStonewallj Jackson, with President 'XValker as the hard-pushing runner-up. Rusty'l Hoffman, our int1'epid lantern operator, will be remembered for his stereopticon views of Christmas cards. This year it appears that Handsome Noble and Keith have joined the ranks of the ball-and-chain men. XVe wonder who will be next. RIEREDITH RTE.-XD, Hi5to1'i1111. are W .W h . ..,Hiihi1Es ', ' E ,.A N N VVILLIAKI BROCKINGTON P 1'1'.vi11r'nt FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS A. B. EDWARDS . . . . Vife-Prrsizfellt E. H. VV.-XRREN, JR. . . . . SFt'!'?fIIl'y A. L. PUOVEY . . Trefzszzrer J. R. JORDAN . . . Historian EDWARDS WARREN POOVEY JORDAN 7939 ERNEST T, AHL . . Los .Jngele.v, Calif. VV. N. BAROUDI . . North Creek, N. Y. ROBERT T. BROCK . . . . Jrlanza, Ga. XVILLIAM J. BROCKINGTON . Georgetown. S. C. ESIHI: ANTHONY F. BRUNO . . Tampa, Fla. EARL R. CANFIELD . . flflllllfll, Ga. A E A XVESLEY ALLEN CARR . . . Royston, Ga. A1152 JOHN HANCOCK CHAPMAN . Columbia, S. C. XPQ OSC.4R HUGH CHAPMAN . . . Forsyth, Ga. JAMES RIORTON CHRISTIAN . . Atlanta, Ga. A E A HAROLD H.ARRIS CONNER . lI'ilmington, Ohio JOHN R. COOPER . . . . Pavhuta, llliss. PAUL ERIC COTTER . . Smitlzfeld., N. C. A1152 ZACH F. CREWS . .... Orlando, Fla. A E A JOHN NORXW'OOD DENNINO . Four Oaks, N. C. JACKSON THOMAS DUNCAN . Pagelanfl, S. C. EXIHIR RUFUS AVERY DUVALL, JR. . Birmingham, Ala. NI' Q ALTON BLAINE EDXVARDS . . Hamlef. N. C. XIIQ NVALTER HENRY' FINCH, JR. . Kittrell, N. C. VVILLIAM M. FLOYD ..... Jena, La. I-1 :NIHID H.AROLD H. Fox . . . . llfianzi, Fla. QQ 'YHER O3 Td 9 '41 O ll 1825! A O W Q 90 b . Q, ,jr -.t , 5 6 55 A. , ,lg ' fx 0 Cf , ,, n,'7.,1'f inf . www' N..- 's:f'Q y N tw-31. 'I ' I' I QI ' I ' -015 . -:KK :':-'4gIg.gf:Tg 'L -IQ. I 1.9 I K' ix lk 64 af' u GRACE GUNTER HICRS HIOOINBOIHAM JENNINOS JOHNSON XV. VVALTER GRACE . A E A IDAVIZ CROSBY GUNTER . .I Z2 .x HENRX' VVILLIAM HAREIN .1 NI' lb ,-A HARBIN HARGROVE HAWKINS I-IENSON I-IENWITT HOPKINS HUGHES HULL IRWIN JACKSON JORDAN KING KIRKLEY LANSCI-IE LAWHON Fort Jlyzfrs, Ffa . GllfflIF'1', S. C . Jzzgzzxta, Ga VVILLIANI FOSTER H.'XRGROX'E . Canton, N. C PAUI. C. I I.-XXVKINS . . . Forest Ciry, N. C' JAMES LAMAR HENSON . Smnronybznjg, N. C IP Q LEWIS KI. HIiXY'ITT . flfrufison Collfgv, Twin 'THOMAS J. HICIQS, JR. . . Copfwvrlzill, Tenn A1152 XVAI. INYTE L. HIGGINBOTHANI . Tampa. Fla. AI' S2 ARVAH 3IfXNSIiI,I. HOPKINS . Gulfport, Hliss IQ FRANCIS XV.-KDE HUGHES . . Bellm-z'en, N. C. P. C. HUI.I., JR. . . Cllarlolte, IV. C XPQ JOHN ROBINSON IRWIN . . ClIHl'1OffF.A7. C A E A ELO BERTR.-KM JACKSON, JR., Tlzomaswille, .Ha A1152 JAAIES NVILSON JENNINOS . . Dnzzwille, fill APQ FFHONI.-XS HORRIE JOHNSON, JR. . Lfmgdfzle. .Jin JOHN ROBERT JORDAN, JR. . . Perry, Ga AEA KVM. GREEN KING . . Luwrnv, Ala E xl: qu GIEKJRGE C. IQIRKLEY . . I'iifZ.g't'l'IIlIi, Ga A1112 FRANCIS E. L.-XNSCHE . . Ne-zc Bw-11. N. C ASA CLYDE A. L.-XXVHON . . Timmonx-z'i1le. S. C HAROLD JACKSON LOVVERY EJ YP fb RICHMOND C. NICDAVID . If Q ALLEN PIERCE NICDONALD ORVILLE S. BICELNIURRY . JIM RKIAXIE NICLEES, JR. . AEA JOHN D. NIOORE . A 5 A DONALD W.ALKER MORRIS ARTHUR ROY MOSS . . Exlffb DANIEL AIARION OLSEN . ROBT. FRANKLIN GVERCASH, XPQ JOHN JAY PERPALL, JR. . AEA AUBURN LEE POOVEY . H. F. PRINOLE, JR. . . . CartersI'ille, Ga . Tallahassee, Fla . . Bolton, Ga . . Perry, lllifll Grewzzuoozl, S. C . Scanlon, Fla .Y1'011a'ale, N. C . Snnfw-1l,Fla . Tazznfon, lllass llla0rPs1'ille, N. C . ll-liami, Fla . Hickory, N. C . . .llfolzllzgdla CHARLES CONLEY PRUITT, JR. . Oxford, N. C JACK ROSEN .... A Q . Clmrlfslon, S. C ALLEN OTIS SCARBROUGH . . I4rzniston,Allf1. EXIHI2 M. NQICRAE SCARBROUGH, New Ha1IPn, Conn. CHARLES SCHULTZ SEGREST 5 X11 lb HAROLD F.ASHIELDS, JR. . NORMAN P. SHOLAR . . ROBERT LEWIS SH UMATE . , Port Gibson, flliss . Clziclcamaugzz, G11 Illoareszfille, N. C' . lllullerzs, PV. lf H RJ fb 7!f X H387 If O -J Orff D 'Yr ' ' CGW XX?-3' Y' v. fhjfj XS,.I. 2 -Sf fx , I ff fa! C A 6,413 , Q X, A. V, A , A- . li- I lg S. O, fl. N QF, ,asm K' 4? SPOTO SPRINKLE suMMERLuN TOMLINSON WALDROP WARREN WELDEN WELEBIR WHITMIRE WOOD YELTON YELVINOTON YOUNG ANTHONY PETER S1-OTO . . Tampa, Ha IJANIEL XVELEBIR . . Ifzzxlzizzgtazz, D. C. KIARION SPRINKLE . . Canton, N. C PERRY RAYMOND SUIXIMERLIN . . Jrlzwzs, Ga CHRIS ENINIET 'l'Ox1l.lNsON . Lake City, S. C ,- A E .x LEWIS BENTON XVALDRO1' . . Iieswzrzef-, .lla ENOCH HENRY XVARREN . Cllrlttalzooga, Tenn 1:4 xl: qu JAIXIES M.-xxwEI.1. XVELDEN . ffvfflllllffkdl, Jia. X119 FERBER XVRIGHT XVHITMIRE . . Easley, S. C. A E A JESSE IXIURGJXN XVOOD, JR. . . ,-lflantn, Ga JOHN L. YYELTON . . La-wndale, N. C JOHN XYIZLVINGTON . . Arcadia, Fla AEA HIENRX' LOYIQ YOUNG . Roth' Jlnanz, N. C XPS? FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY LORD CHESTERFIELD, in his Letters, once said that history is only a confused heap of facts. From this heap your Hollingsheadn has gleaned some of the traces of the Freshman Class of '-PZ. On September twenty-sixth or thereabout the Atlanta-Southern Dental College received her first glimpse of seventy-eight neophyte dentists-chlorophyllic freshmen to you. Further digging revealed that this horde came forth from seventeen states. North Carolina led with twenty' representatives, nineteen sons, and one daughter. Georgia contributed only thirteen as her share. Twenty-one college degrees are scattered among them. Nine of the fellows came after surviv- ing the ordeal of matrimony. The fraternities, after a round of entertainment, dances to hay- rides, claimed fifty-seven of the frosh. The class death rate has been such that only three have withdrawn-net seventy-five. They produced thick plates and polished holes in them, carved egg-shaped bicuspids and off- center roots, flamed the loop and contaminated the media as those in the past so worthily did. Some have learned how to wield a hot spatula, how to recognize a fool proof question, how to mix plaster, and how to dissect at two and steak at six. lt is reported that some can even open their mail boxes and lockers the first twirl-trial. Though they made squatting porcelain cylinders, rocking dentures, porous plaster, and 'ffloatedu a few teeth, they have done their best. Your historian ran across Carlyle muttering that history is the essence of innumerable biog- raphies -so, do you recall: Higginbotham, the gentleman with the whistle- For the firs-s time in twenty years-ss . . . ' Orchid Brockington, Sweetpea'l Gunter, and 'AGolden Rod I-licks, as if from Esquire - not from Petty's page either. Roll Calll' Fox and his hat-one could actually see his ears. The Zymosf' group of gentlemen cast adrift in the dead of the night with a chair or two and a handful of silverware fKressD to land in an apartment with a cook. Qlncidentally they are always late to class, though living at the extreme distance of a couple hundred yards from the school.j Hull and Irwin taken suddenly ill on November hfteenth-confidentially, not from smoking cigars. VVarren steaming slides by heating the porcelain staining crock-by the way, is it hot yet? John Chapman and his pigeon farm-see lXIcLees for authentic details on pigeon culture. lNIcDonald and his many useful gadgets-vibrator and tool kit. Cooper, the energetic soul contrasted with the quiet serene Brock or was it vice versa? Ahl and A. O. Scarbrough, tooth carver-outers of the first rank,-our hats off to them! Canfield and his cameras and paraphernalia- click, there's that camera man again! Jennings, the artist, from caricatures to chalk cadavers in anatomy. History of Class '42 has only begun. XVatch out sophomore lab., clinic, Deans gold foil, state boards,-the greenies shall come! So be it, Bon JORDAN. 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But now that winter has come like a flood Of white scourge from the north, there is no friend XVith warmth to comfort. no flute-like song from the wood To solace the withered despair of the stalk. And so it mourns and lisps all through the day Like a disheveled mourner wailing at the gray Shrines of the dead. Never in my winter walk Over earth have I found such sorrow in the soil v Not even in the tumultous paths of time and toil. Gaovizrz C. HUNTER, JR.. '40 A-W' AQ' : .i fy Z' 'i41 2-1 xv 1-rf 'V , A- sf A if + H.AXRRX' CRosswE1,1. . F. RI. 'POOLE . . -TUE D.-WIS . . C. F. ITERNDON . IC. TV. PROCTOR . P. NV. BRlTYW'N . XV. M. I'1.-XRLEY . J. H. CONNELL . G. C. Ammxo . H. T. HARVIN . -T. O. VV.-xLK1aR . TOM CRANE . . EARL CANFIELD . . XV. J. BRQCRINGTUN . Ii. N. SMITH l'i4'e-l'rz'.vi1lf'11l Srmlvnf Early RICHARD XVESTBROOK Sffrrfrzry- T1'f'n.v111'rr Sf zzzlfvzi B011-1' STUDENT COUNCIL R. D. DARBY Prrxizlvzzt . . I'lt'F-Pl'l'5lIlt'lIf . Sl'l'l'l'fIlI'-1'-TI'l'I1.T1lI'6'l' . . Sm1iorCln.vx . Sf'nio1'Cl11sx . Se11io1'Cl11x.v . Senior Clan . Junior Clzm' . Junior Class . . .l11nlw'Cl11,v,v . Soplzonmrf Class . SOITIIOIIIOIY? Claxy . Sophonzore Class . Fre.fl1n1m1 C lass . I'1l'l'XlIlllllll C lass SMITH WESTBROOK THE STUDENT COUNCIL TITHIZ STUDENT CoL'NcIL of Atlanta-Southern Dental College was founded in the fall of 1936, coincident with the drafting and adoption of a constitution, and the establishment of an honor system by the student body. The Student Council is made up of two members of the Freshman Class, three members of the Sophomore Class, four members of the Junior Class, and five members of the Senior Class. All class presidents are members, and the President of the Student Body acts as President of the Student Council. Urdinarily, the Council meets once a month, although the President may call a meeting at any time. The principal functions of the Council are to take charge of student elections, stunt night, athletic tournaments, and to deal with infractions of the honor system. The Council also acts in the nature of an intermediary between faculty and students. Several improvements in the school are directly due to action by the Council. F. KI. Tooui. SFl'l't'f1II'j'. IST ROW: Toole, Darby, Crosswell. ZND ROW: Harley, l-larvin, Crane, Herndon, Brown, Davis, Walker. 3RD ROW: Proctor, Connell, Almond QLIQT1 s s ...Q,131.i..iQgi1i'iiij3ii 5 , ggi in it L, 1 1 N N Eg, ,' rl, .fa - fo R 456654644 E A S O D E C O A N THOMAS G. NISBET Editor EDITORIAL STAFF DR. ANDERSON M. SCRUGGS ..,.... . Fm-:dry .ldwiser H. E. ARTRESS .... ....- . dsxoriafe Editor GEO. VV. SMITH . . . . Jrt Editor G'ROX'ER HUNTIZR, JR. . . Associate Editor TOM BAILEY . . . . . .issistant Editor J. VV. JENNINGS . . . ,Jxsistnnt dr! Editor ERVIN FUNDERBURK . . . ........ Snapshot Editor SCRUGGS ARTRESS SMITH FUNDERBURK HUNTER BAILEY JENNINGS N N ff? 7 gf ASODECOAN iiiii RAYMOND R. RENFROXV Business A'IIlIII1,Q'FI' DR. W. E. COLEMAN RAYMOND CHRISTMUS SAM TAYLOR . . C. W. NICDONALD . GEO. K. NICKLES . J. M. WELDEN . BUSINESS STAFF . . . Faeulty fldiiiser Jssoeiaie Business fllanager 4iS.S'0Cill1'8 Business Zllzznager 415XOL'iIlfF Business Illnnager dssistnnt Business flflnmzger izlssistanz' Business flfazzager F51 QT-9' ,pw COLEMAN CHRISTMUS TAYLOR NICKLES WELDEN MCDONALD 'THFR ff-xxx QQ pl!! S 8 -:. ? QOU I. VT-J6x -, fn if Xii zmfmzxg f C2293 ifsmifk s qw m mf- xf 'O Q mzkma' A. 5 A ' Qwf ,Og .I 1 1 7 f X, 'N BASKETBALL 'linis is .x FlZ.XT TU ni: l'R1ll'D nr, an limini- never lieinre aehieyeil hy an A, S. ll, C. Teain. This Yeai then stanfls out as a banner year fur lraslsethall at Atlanta-Southern Dental Cnllege. lYe are sincerely happy antl justly pruutl! Anil su entls annther season of lmaslcetlwall for the .Xtlanta-Suuthern Dental Cullege. l3asketeers. lien Ultl Men, wr 'l'he Klolar Civllege Team. 'lihese are slime nf the names they have lmeen ealletl. the others are nut tit fur pnlvlieatinn we regret tn say. But, call them what yuu will, they make up a line, luyal griiup of men who play haril fur the repntatiun uf the team and the selitiul. lYhether they win til' lnse is tif little cinisetpieiiee tu them, but uppermost in the mincls uf each and every man on the team is the spirit of gnucl spurtsmanship anil fair play. lt has heen very aptly put: The rules of the game are an agreement lretween gentlemen. They are a team nf gentlemen and have met sixteen other teams of gentlemen on tive hasketlrall Courts this year, anil it may he saicl with pride that they have mheyefl the rules nf the game without exception. XVe may lnivlq hack nn yariuus events Of the season with joy anil an uecasiwnal laugh. How about thuse very chilly trips we matle tu Cantnn, Genrgill. Iii play Cantun High Sehnnl? XYhen we played in Fayetteville, Geurgia, on a euurt that felt mwre likea cave in Siheria than a hasliethall court in Genr- gia? X'Vhen we servefl as guinea pigs fur the eliampiunship team at hY2ll'l'Cl1 Arena? lYheu with the enming inf the new year we seemetl tn hit nur stritle at last, ancl flltlllgl lnse a single game in the Civic league? .Xu mreliitl to those line seniurs whn will he lust tu the team after this year. for a splentlitl juli of playing autl uf engineering as well, :mtl fur the years they gave tn the team whether they he one. two, three, or fnur. A lminpiet tu the team memhers uf the other classes whu playetl luy-ally gmtl we-ll, Flowers tn thuse faithful menihers uf the stuclent hotly wht: were honnr rull in attentlanee on the games. Fluwers also lu nur fine coach, Dr, XYalker ti. llrnwne. anrl thanks. May the team next year not luse a game, either at limne nr nut uf tuwn, anal may the support of the student hutly be more of 41 persnnal suppurt :mtl less nf a purely munetary support. P. XY. Himxyx, .lltllltlgflf CllfXMPlONS!-,iX. S. ll. C. 'l'E.'XM XYINS Clrl.-XMPIONSHIP. Y, M. C. .X. CIVIC LliAGl'E N N I'Q+ I LSA, .gf Av- DE LONG DRAFFIN DAVIS ROMANELLI, CAPT. WESTBROOK DR. W. 6. BROWN, COACH ' P. W, BROWN, MGR. ZION PHILLIPS PIRKLE LAYFIELD EDWARDS 'WHPTT' Q72 .X X1 OXO X I , 3 Ifx -Vw! fI . I QC 'jf I mi! X L 13 H ,, NN, ,N J . ,515 O If ' ,I I ' -4-X 'A f V f ' X LI Av .V ,QQ 1:45, I GOLF 111112 f1E1'11N11 s1'H1'1111. 1z1'11.1f '1'11l'l:NEx' wax c0111111'1seC1 111 111111111 111'c111y p:11'1ic1pz1111s from the st111,1e111 1'1OL1y 211111 t11u faculty. '1'11cQc were 1111111611 111t1,1 t11g111s z1cc11rc1i11g to 1111z11ifyi11g 1111111115 s1111t at the Picr1111o11t 1 ll1'1i c11111'sQ. XYc 111111 4L'X'L'f1'l1 11111 111:1tc11Es 111 021011 1J11g111. t11c RLIR1 Hfll11iS 111l1 K11Zt'11 tilt being the '111115. A111-1' 1111 I11L' 21111115 111-rc 111, 1116 1'ss111ts wcre 115 f11111'1ws: Firxf lfliglzf 1111-IIIIFI' . . 13113K XV1as1'1:1111111i 1:1-l'Xf Flight Rlzrlllrf'-1111 , , DR. KIVCORMACIQ S 1-1'11 ml Iflighf l1'i11111-r . . Sl'G.XRM.'XN Tlzini Flight 11'1'1111v1' . . 1511. B1IZ12L1. 15cc:111se1'1f luck 111 fl1lll1S t11c111'izw were g1'11f11:11lQ 111 11ig111 11111111-1's 211141 the I'lllll1L'I' up 111 Furst 1 1' 111511.. RE111 xxr.XTSllN. ,ga , fx, 3x ij Y mn- '12, -:--14 A FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL jixxtixkv 1, 1936 ..... -X labama stomps Stanford in Rose Bowl .... NYith this thought in mind a brain child, parented by Nisbet, Romanelli, and Pirkle was born on that same day and christened Plas- ter Bowl. This offspring was to become the Dental College's Touch Football League. The first Plaster Bowl game terminated in an easy victory for the Class of '39 over the Class of '38. In 1937 the Class of '39 scored another win, the Class of l40 being the victims. The Class of '39 extended their string of victories in 1938 at the expense of the Class of '41, The Plaster Bowl is now in possession of the Class of '41 which defeated the Class of '40 by the score of 31-0. STA N Lax' P1R1cLE. T111-3 TNTR.-XMUR.-XL SOFTBALL L12Ao1'E was organized last year. A full schedule lasting several weeks was played with the two leading teams competing in a play-off for the championship. The competi- tion was keen and exciting throughout the entire season. Tige Tyson, Florida Fire-ball artist, was the outstanding player: although many other former professional players appeared in the lineups. The Class of '39 locked horns with the Class of '40 in the playoff and managed to eke out a victory en- abling them to lay claim as undefeated champions in all forms of sports during their entire course at the Dental College. STANLEY PIRKLE. f 1 A , J,,f- s-Q - , ' L- ,f C1 N' 1 I I A 5 W sigh 'xx Q lx' j Ny - 1 Zi C? -il L ' ii Q: 1 Bw. iw U TS A4 4-X 726' I xxx r 1 so? Neg L' 1,-'X A171 1 Rkxf eff rd' T X L A f Q1 SCHOOL TENNIS TOURNEY l , iff, , ,, !' N 'iii Sprung, 1938 , I M'4'1-3.-fiwyr j, F I- rg Q 7 A- F - - -'-,- AAPRIL25 A wi' I VX7.AHNISH L XVAHNISH 1VI,yyg ' M RYE , QBYEJ , ig5EgxgEf:g'i'.'a , I , l-T , WAHNISH gr 4? K0-I, O-gy I Q Si H.-XRVIN HARVIN M.-xv Q , in TQRBET , 46-1, 6-ob J W.-XHNISH 17-s. 6-31 N 'Q ...li ,I CN WWELLS L WELLS ,O A f 1 WW' 5 V,-XN SANT Burr YELTON Y ghd' 0-3, j Winner DR.-XFFIN J VAN S.-XNT AIAA' 16 U S .Fl I ? Y f- - . VAN SANT u 19-7. .1-0.6-31 J 5 XELION Um PPE' em' 'nas N YELTON Um J YICLTON V . A .fBYE' fr 'BH' 5 YIELTON Um N KO-3, O-1 5 CONNELL A CONNELL ? ,. COGSWELL rr 17-5. 6-41 , YELION Um A 16-2, O-31 2 HODNET U HODNET N 7 2 , 1. N M YliLTON4SOphJ O X 10-.z, 0-,ar I QIZYEB 4 Yr2L'rON YIZLTON rhrm 5 . . l YIZLTON rsoprrm jr WW' , 10-4, 0-1. 7-SJ N X . . . .- - DARBY 1 D.-XRBY ? EDWARDS Ar 1044. 0-.xr TAYLOR W DEF.-XUl.'l' TAYLOR Q 'VAYLOR 43311, rf lBYEj , NISBET N ' 16-1, 0-1 l N PIRKLE 4 ROUSH ROUSH I 10-0. 6-on NIQBFT tO-2, 6-OJ NOBLE 1 NISBET Lower smrrrnals , 9 ' NISBET jr 10-1' 0-Of 1 A PETRIEY PRO rlxrrcsrm U,-4' 1,67-55 Wrnner ast car i 'N BROWN, DR, W Q BROWN . , V 5 - 1. f WYE? '+ QBXE' BROWN , -A , rg gi ro-1, 0-rr l GRIFFIN 1 DAVIS rr I a , R - ' W...- DAVIS r, no-2. 3-0,0-1,1 J PETREY A 16-0, 3-6, 6-:D J ..-. -- , N , ,. .. ...ff D.-XRRONV r DARROW, T. 1-ggrjw' . - MQCALL jf 16-1. 7-SJ PETREY 1 f' V ,3QNA-.sgzvqyig .55 -Q13 464' 6'09 - Xgbixi-f '.'li W' ' N.-wit. BYE Q PET REX' S - :.- O zhos YN SX Bw. New ox'x5X OCOKGX Gxvf xc Roi 'Nix Z9 O M I O RON -KA.P Pi LAMBDA THE ONIICRON KAP1-A UPSILON F RATERNITY was Northwestern University Dental School in' 1914, to encourage emulation among students of dentistry, and to recognize in who distinguish themselves 'by a high grade of scholarship. per cent of the highest ranking members in scholarshipiof sich' elected to membership in this fraternity. Lambda Chapter 'Was the Atlanta-Southern Dental College. . 3 . X OFFICERS OF LAMBDA CHAPTER i I ' W11.1,1AAf1 A. GARRETT, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. . , HARRY B. JOHNSTON, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. . ,. 1 VV. EDGAR COLEMAN, D.D.S. . . . . ELECTED FROM THE me GRADUATINGEFCRLASS IQALPH S. HALVORSEN, D.D.S. . A - RAYMON WENDER, D.D.S. . RALPH STEINMAN, D.D.S. . . . . VVILLIAM VV. DEMERITT, IR., D.D.S. . JAMES C. TRIVETT, D.D.S. . . . NVM. Ross STROMBERO, D.D.S. . A GEO. LEROY HENDRIX, D.D.S. . . DAv1D L. BOSWORTH, D.D.S. . .ns 'Sf if . . gs R. D. DARBY sAM ZION JIM MCINTOSH R. W. BROWN TOM HAMMER EARL PROCTOR PAT THOMPSON M. E. CAPILOUTO PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS R. D. DARBY . . . . . . President SAM ZION . . . . Vice-Presizlmf JAMES NICINTOSH . . . Secretary PEARSON W. BROWN . ...... .... T reasurer 'THE P.XN-HELLENIC COUNCIL was organized in the Atlanta-Southern Dental College to regulate rush- ing of the Freshmen and for the purpose of handling all business that is of common interest to the fraternities. The sole purpose in doing this was to bring about closer harmony and friendship between the fraternities in the college. The Council is composed of two members from each fraternity, the fraternities being Delta Sigma Delta, Xi Psi Phi, Psi Omega and Alpha Omega. The annual Pan-Hellenic Formal Dance was given in honor of the Pledges at the Shrine Mosque. The affair was very successful and was enjoyed by all. This year the Council has drawn up some rules which have gone on record at the College office so that the council members of the future will have some definite regulations to be governed by. The Council has spent much time and thought on these rules, and we hope that they will be of some value to all fraternities in the future. The Council of 1939 hopes that the succeeding councils will maintain the friendship and harmony which has been established among the fraternities. JAMES A. McINTosH, Secretary. ,,,-V v V., Y . . IA, 'N' if . T'f.'T 'i''Q,f,1.Q... --1 1 ii me .Y 9' Iwata- . Vi 5 ..-.AF ' ,fy fy s PSI OMEGA . 5 - ' Ldmp l1.4:--iii. . f.f'2 1.-x. -- gg: f . ll' CL!! X ,XL vf -. ., X 1 ,T -- X.. ' Q' . :TSW Foumleml, B:1ltirnm'c College of Dental Surgery, 1892 COLORS: Blur fmfl ll'l:ifl l,E:XRSON XV. HROXVN . li.-XRI, l'Ruc'mR . . HARRY CRflSSXX'El.I, . ROBT. li. CEUUD.-XLI. . .Sfflrffm Hmvxlclv .Xl'l'LE 'Imam P. RINHILXIXI P. XX'. Hwmxvx .'XI.l..XN C.xN1v1.Exq llnXRRY Crm5sxx'r:1.I, Rum, Gfum.x1.l. EXR1. View 'mic BILL NQXIQTIIIZN Cirum Rmr.xx+31.l.l .ln uimiv Fu.xxlq1.1N C. Cux fi. Bl. lywls C. XX'. UIQLUNG GAXI NIA 'FAU CHAPTER lfstzllwlislmeml 190-l OFFICERS BROTHERS IN COLLEGE nl. .X. C Rmzlxsny -Iuux R. Rmplixs li. N. SMITH .S'nfvlml11n1'l'.v XX'x1. li. .-Xwim' lqIMH.XI.I, Gull-'I-'lx Xfxssxk lluuplxs Runxum R. lluflfxmx lil.I.IIVI' RlOTI.EX' Rlvwxulv j, NUHLE Blix H. SMITH l'lIK'H.Xllll XX'l-ixrlclumuli H. S. 7I1Mx111:1m.xx Vlmm Z1xl:ma1:x1.xN 7 S. l. FL!-1MxI1N4a llrd-'rx H. C. F1'xlvERuL'R1i PurisTuN H.xx'xr:s Dux S. PE'rl:EY Xfxxug PHu.Llrs FCH. BIIIDELL DELEUN XX'El.l.s AX. F. Huwxu XX'. li. CARR 1 n 141 R X H .l. T XX FLOWER: Carnation . Gram! lllnslfr . J1lIIl0I'11IHSff?l Q , . . . . C c 1 I P11111 . Trmszzrrz . H. CHAPMAN Rll' CUTTER . A. l3L'x'.xL . li. l2DXX'.XRI1S . H. FUN I.. Hrzxswx I l'lIt'KS ' K. L. Hnamslx .X. M. Hurrilxs P. C. HL'I.l. lzl H. ,l.Xk'liSUN J. XX' ,llixxlxus fi. C. KIRKLEY R. C. MclJ.wm R. lf. X7X'ERC.XSH R. L. SHVMATE LX. P. SPUTU bl. M. XX'El.nuN H. L. Yorxu: IHUTILX F. IIIII APPLE BINGHAM BROWN CANDLER CROSSWELL GOODALL PROCTOR NORTI-IEN ROMANELLI COX DAVIS DE LONG FLEMING FUNDERBURK HAYNES PETREY PHILLIPS ROBINSON ROGERS SMITH AVERY GRIFFIN HIGGINS HOFFMAN NOBLE SMITH WESTBROOK ZIMMERMAN ZIMMERMAN BIDDELL WELLS CARR CHAPMAN COTTER DUVAL EDWARDS FOX HENSON HICKS HIGGINBOTHAM HOPKINS HULL JACKSON JENNINGS KIRKLEY MCDAVID OVERCASH SHUMATE WELDEN YOUNG BRUNO SPOTO MOTLEY , N, fy - Q' Qw,,,a 1, Q m 5 U' MH F gwfgclx fl L, . -3-'lztlffa 'S-in ll All '17 X: f ,ffff 'Won FV l A L P H A O M E G A Founded, Philzulelplmia Dental College and Baltimore Dental College, 1908 COLORS I Goff! 111111 S. D. Zum . AIURRIS CA1-1l,oUTo M. E. VVAHNISH . HARRY Rousu . .S1t'lIf4Jl'.Y Etwaraxri Sltxvlnu Sur ZION flnzinrs XYAI. EUHR IRVIN K.xR1zsH Blat' ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER Establislmed 1028 k OFFICERS BROTHERS IN COLLEGE J. li. XYAIINISH Mmuus C.xP1r,m'To HARRY RUUSH .Sufwflnlflorvs Rural-LRT LESSEM BERT SoI:E1-5uN FLOWER: Carnation . Clzrzwfllur . I'iL'F-CIIFIIIITHOI' . Y'l't'Il5lll'FI' . Serrrfzlry ,-X. A. Rll1'llllN E. E. 'I'.'xxxEN1:.xL'M Pffdgtlv ,TUSEPH GLAZER JACK RUSEX IRVINQ Run.-xxuxx' GRANT GUNN HARRIS MCINTOSH PIRKLE PLEASANTS RAY RENFROW BROWN DANIELS DARROUGH HAMER HAMILTON MASSEY MINGLEDORFF NEELY PAISLEY ROBERTSON SEWELL BAIRD EVERITT FESTER PINNEY HARVIN JOSEPH MARTIN MCCALL REED RODRIOUEZ BROCKINGTON DUNCAN FLOYD HARBIN KING LOWERY MOSS SCARBROUGH SEGREST WARREN .JQ OGJ4 N N .fu K 17 ,ffl . A 9 ,-5 isa? im If ff TCF? .. WF DELTA SIGMA DELTA Foumied, LInive1'sity of RITCIIIQQIII, ISS2 TH ETA TH ETA C HAPTER EstabIisI1 ed 1921 Rn! Cnrnatiolz COLORS: GIll'1ll'f am! YVIIVQIIOTXZ' FLOXVER2 RICHARD IJ. IJ.-XRBY . D. N. Tncml-sox, AIR. . G. B. F. 'TTRAYLOR . O. B. IgOSXVUR'1'H . .X'v11im'x XV. R. C1.x'1:L'ux. ju. IYQIl'H.XIID IJ. IJ.xR1:Y Flcvlx FL'Nm:lml'l:14 P. H. L.wF1r:l.1v, ju. -IUIIN M. IXIYIAZRS, Jn. D. N. 'I'Hm11'soN. -IR. G. B. F. 'I'l:.w1.m: f11u1'n1's C. If. .XIZIIITY R. II. BIEMISTIZR F. M. BULIIINKI O. B. I3nsxx'mx'HI P.xT'rox IIILXIIFHICII C. D, C.xm1'1:lil.I. C, Z. CANIILIZR, ju. W. S. Cumi OFFICERS BROTHERS IN COLLEGE XY. R. FAIN C T Hx . GI'IlIIl!11111Kft'I' . Uvorflly 17II1lXf6'!' . . . 5v1'1l11' . T'1'1'11.v111'4'1' ,Im-IN A. S1 xufsux 1. lx. .lwlik J. O. NVALIQER J. G. T'I.XRTNE'I'T Pludgrs G. C. HL'N'1'm:,,IN. Emu. R, C.xN1-'IIZLD M. C. RLCINTYRE -I, D, BIr1.1.1iR, JR. ID. P. S.xL'NnEns XX. Ii. SMITH R. 'I. IE1:FxL' D. M H NX . I L'T'r1.15 . '. L'Nl1r:mx'un1I F. C. Lvl-1l'l'MIliI'I S'1wpI1ul11m'vx I'I1iNIu' XY TRHIGIZIVI' F. XIICKEIIITH GIiURGli K. . .-X1.l.sl'1' Ixrusux MEM: NICKLIES juris KI. CHRIsT1.xN. llc. ZAVIQ F. Cm-:ws NYM. XY.XI.'I'EII GRACE ITXYID C. GVNTER join: R. IRWIN I. R. jmarux F. Ii. L.xxsuH12 J. M. HICLIZIQS, JR. JOHN D. Momma J. J. Plam'.x1.1., Ik. C, If. Tmu.INsux. EIR. F. NV. XYHITMIM-2. JR. J. Y. XYELVINGTUN rx ,xi AW 1455 Q V. 1 L 4 N4 . CLYBURN DARBY FUNDERBURK ABBEY BEMISTER BOLDING COOK FAIN HARPER SAUNDERS SMITH TEBEAU JACKSON MEAD NICKLES CREWS GRACE GUNTER MOORE PERPALL LAYFIELD BOSWORTH HARTNETT TUTTLE SIMPSON IRWIN TOMLINSON MYERS THOMPSON BRADFORD CAMPBELL HUNTER MQINTYRE UNDERWOOD WHITMIRE WALKER CANFIELD JORDAN LANSCHE WI-IITMIRE YELVINGTON TRAYLOR CAN DLER MILLER ALLSUP CHRISTIAN MQLEES FISHING VILLAGE CSL lllark. Floridzll Here every day Comes gently as the tide That swells the torpid river from the sea: Over time-whitened docks the hours glide. Slipping like stealthy barges, noiselessly Into the deeper channels of the dark. Here nights are languid under pendent fogs That close upon the trawler's valiant spark Stealing its wav past reefs and jutting logs. Only three things this sleepy village knows: The tide, the task, and the eternal swish Ut water under docks that comes and goes, Breathing its salty litany of lish,- Of floundering suns above the oyster bars, And cold moons swimming through ri school of stars. ANDERSON M. Scnuoos, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. -From The North American Review fNew Yorliil and Thomas Monlt's Best Poems of 1934 tLon- don, Englzmcl I. N Wm!-nl ww nwwhmsnw 8 Wmiumw ms A fl. gmwlt 9011- vs' 4, WN 'Y . Q19 A xv! ASODECOAN MISS CAT!-IARINE WGODWORTH MRS. RAYMOND R. RENFROW Chapel I-lill, N. C. FairBlu1CF, N. C. R-,Af SPCDNSORS DELTA SIGMA DELTA MISS DORCTI-IY I-IAZELRIG Decatur, Ga. MISS FRANCES ZIMMERMAN Decatur, Ga. SPONSORS ALPHA OMEGA MISS ESTHER Pll-lA Atlanta, Ga. MISS E-ll-lEl. HECTOR Aslweville, N. C. if SPONSORS PSI OMEGA MISS MARY RAYSOR Asheville, N. C. MRS. J. P. BINGHAM, JR Lexington, N. C. SPONSORS 'UW' XI PSI PHI A . I if L -' 5.5, g I ,I-mf:-faffg, , I I I , 3 'ya-ypflv-,551 k, 1. gx 5' ' f ,535-,g - If 3 ' fig ,. -1 1 , X! -, ,dx If ' x , - f ' K x - , - 2 -I , ' 5 E 1' n SIA: ,' Y 'Q , vw -v-1 , I- v 2 av If I 5 -5 3 ' 21? ' N5 sf ' ' s S z- I QS' at MISS DIXIE DUIXIBAR Atlanta, Ga., and Hollywood, Calif MISS MADGE ALLISON Atlanta, Ga. MISS VIRGINIA TERRELI. AtIanta, Ga. ir SPONSORS PAN- HELLENIC .,,, , ,,,, - -,, .f, ...-T,,.ifT,- M- , ,J M.. .. --W ff,---1-- .-1 l jL?TE:.Ai I CI PSI HI :ormal ALPHA OMEGA Formal DELTA SIGMA DELTA House Dance PSI OMEGA House Dance 9+ wmv V, A NN 'Kgs hai. V X QQIPQ .1 '32 , , A E, -1- .N-..-1 N L . awww. 'SRV ,uw-:'?' sf ,fn Sf. '52 H - - X TTS-f x,,- 2,gf'i'2x??3SSWF -.SL 1 ---N. .Ql.-Ma' A X V Qggygfg,-QQ. ,. Hg Q -Nc, 2 , .xx X , s X Q H---Q' I X . X .- ' - 5.3v.u..5 .,.-. ff . K .3 i 'fT f 'Si .ez my Sw -JE-'A can dv , Q, x ,--1 pg...-...Q . ' -56 HW.-w ,i ir ANYWAY AND NOWAY Statistics of Dental Schools in The Educational Council of America: Average fee per student per year . . Average number of students per school . teachers per school . Average number of graduates per school ...... Average number of Average number of Average percentage r United States for the year graduates per school with collegiate degrees . if graduates per school with collegiate degrees . 1936-37 from Dental - 5325.67 I oo 62 44 9 '76 22.9 SIZE OF SCHOOLS BY ENROLLMENT I-New York. University, 2-TCl11DlB,. 3-Lluiversity of Pennsylvania, 4-l.'niversity Southern California, 5-Northwestern University, 6-Atlanta-Southern Dental College, 7- Uuiversity of Minnesota, S-Chicago College of Dentistry. There are 39 Dental Schools. of FROM SENlOR COURSE ON PRACTICE MANAGEMENT Average cost of equipping othce ..............,.. SZ 2,300 Average cost of Dental Education, predental and oftice figuring S60 a month earning power during time ............ Clasx fvep . Clasx Pest . Slf'Cfv1'v.rt . ll'l'H1't'sl . . . .llost Il1ft'H1'gt'l1f .lpplv Polislnfr .lloxt Ol'fgI.I1H! . Best Ojuwator Casazznrfa . Baldvsf . . . Bigger! Prolvosr HUlldSOIllF5f . .llosf Alflzlvtic . E.YtIllil't'. . A't'tIIt'.Yf . , is .lfost Courtvour . ,Host Dignifivd Boolervorlzz . Bull .-lrtist . AS THOUSANDS Cl-IEER CHR1sTx1L's'and . . f'BI2,000 JOHN AIYERS . . PEIFLY . . LUND . VAN SANT . NICGUIRE . . Romanrs FENNYS Notes . SILVERSTEIN Ft'NlJriRBL'RK . . YELTON , BROWN . .GRANT , Rox1.xNELLI . Hunsox . EDXYARDS . HERNDON . . NISBET JACK SHAPIRO . . PROCTOR gqwmxv ww. ' ., Nf...,.:.:,Q:,.fs:f X . 1 , Mm...-. .', Q f 1 5 G.. 'Y ww FAMOUS LAST 'WORDS Yon pour 'em, Doctor, pour me twice as much as you take. XVhat did I make, Doctor Lamons? Are you the man who hasn't heard what I made on physiology? Mr. l-, what makes your nose so long? Sling, you come back in two weeks and I'll polish it again. XVho in the hell left that -i door open ? KVhat do you want to do a crooked rooted third molar root canal for? XVell, Doctor. I'm here to learn something. I saw a man in Florida once who could make his hair curl. Columbia, S. C., November 27, IQQS-nlXfIOtll6l', I think Handsome Harry is the answer TU a maiden's prayer. Dr. Leadingham, is there a cure for Liver Therapy? I'm Basal Metabolism-Life at its lowest ebb. Ervin, that's not the operating room. NVE NOMINATF. FOR THE HALL OF FAME OR OBLIVION- Little XVill's centrals-They prove that two things can occupy the same space at the same time, and Trnbyte's cuspids-they prove that one thing can occupy two places at the same time. GIVE IT TO THE PROFESSION BOYS Ace Candlei-'s technic of casting with solder. Pirkle's four-hour trial pack method. Jacobs' two-piece full upper. Peitiy's universal forceps. IN A MORE SERIOUS VEIN Thanks, for the class, to Dr. L, B. Brown for his interest and time in giving us the Hanan Study Club. Thanks to the Alpha Omega Fraternity for their especial cordiality at their formal dances for four years. VVe congratulate Miss Cleveland for her universal popularity with the sndents. W'e admire Dr. R. I, Martini for his devotion and interest in his work. VVe pay tribute to Miss Elizabeth Nicolassen for her dignity and her efficiency in her work. XVe thank the members of the class for the many friendships and the pleasant recollections that go with them,-for these things that cannot and will not pass after we sit on the stage in June. And the Editor, for the class of '39, expresses our genuine appreciation and gratitude to the entire personnel of The Atlanta-Southern Dental College, from Dr. Foster to Gentry. for everything they have done to make our stay here profitable and pleasant and to the Dental Profession for offering ns so wide an opportunity for service. IT I' ATLANTA-SOUTI-IERN DENTAL COLLEGE ATLANTA. GEORGIA FOUR-YEAR COURSE, LEADING TO THE D. D. S. 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As the South's finest mechanical laboratory tor dentists, we are tully equipped with men and materials to construct your restorations by the most modern methods and time-tested technics. Especially are we happy to serve young dentists . . . to acquaint you with the newest developments and refinements, to otter technical aid and suggestions, to turnish designs tor dentures ot all types, and in general to serve you in every way that we possibly can. We believe in results . . . are always ready to employ your preterrecl technic, to tollow 0 specific instructions, or recommend what we believe to be best tor particular require- ments. May we co-operate in building your next restoration? In any case . . . call Ray-Lyon! RAY-LYON COMPANY, INC. 218-22 MORTGAGE GUARANTEE BUILDING P, Q, BQX 4184 :Z ATLANTA, GEQRGIA Telephone WA. 6279-80 w Y lr 3 1 so-L 0 0 5--4 8 Follow This Sure Road To Success For years now you have been studying and working, steadily increas- ing your knowledge and skill, against the day when you would start your practice of dentistry. Your initiative and industry deserve the rewards that will be yours, and to hasten that happy day, follow this sure road to success: Firsf: Join your local and state dental societies. Take an active part in their programs and in following their policies. These men should be your friends, as well as your associates, and these groups are constantly striving to elevate and l maintain the standards of the dental profession. Secolzd: Cultivate friendships among the lead- ' ers of your profession. Association with these men can be of inestimable value to you, and their interest in your career, their words of ad- vice and encouragement can smooth the path- way for you that they have made. Tbircl: Resolve that in your laboratory work you will be satisfied with nothing less than the best. Woodward Prosthetic Company has the largest and finest dental laboratory in the southeast, and is staffed and equipped to take care of your needs promptly and efficiently. Our services include Full Den- tures in all Techniques and Materials, Removables in Gold and Vitallium, Fixed Bridgework and Porcelain Restorations. We are proud that our clients include the majority of the more prominent dentists in this section of the country, and we pledge to you our active interest and cooperation in your problems at all times. Woodward Prosthetic Co. ' t . . fl S m l SeCllI'lty Bank Building N GREENSBOR0, N. C. f f:,,'12f',j',,, l .-4. PRUFESSIDNAL i SUCCESS F Q Planning a professional success for the future by ac- cepting of XVEBERS Office Planning, Location Analysis and Counseling Services is a sound and profitable thing to do. A careful investigation of XVEBER equipment offered for your future dental oflice will disclose unusual characteristics and outstanding values. The New WEBER line is scientifically made and embodies all that is latest and best in electrical and mechanical principles. A range of prices and designs are established to suit the most careful and discriminating buyer. Wfeber Cabinets and Equipment are sold on liberal terms by reputable dealers every- where. The Weber Dental Manufacturing Company Crystal Park Canton. Ohio Makers of Fine Dental Equipment and Cabinets BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE ar seeing dental graduates ciate that quality equipment means equip- appre- a satisfactory income. Ritter ment is quality equipment-and a well chosen investment. Then too the Ritter Company is the only organ- ization with a well organized plan to help you to quickly build a successful practice. 1. Graduate selects Ritter equipment . . . is surprised at small monthly payments. 5, w 2. Ritter's Statistical De- partment recommends best locality for greatest opportunity. 3. Ritter representative personally gives the young dentist sound ad- vice on specific problems. 4. Ritter's Architectural Service lays out his attractive and efiicient office. 5. Ritter's Practice Building Service . . . Every two weeks, for a year and a half. this Service brings him the solutions of problems that arc tried and proven methods of successful dentists. . Y , ,efwczgfzffg-agar' ' H R '3'il29x I f .- . I' ' ati 'I 2 ' ' 4 ., . - 'N rf 'fm --fe' ' -if 1-.W x Sq e 333 1 Q Hier ' 'ff L X .75 v :- t 1:59512 7. Ritter's Educational DiViSi0I'I helps him build a profitable children's practice by advising him how to win them to his office. 6. Personal problems of Practice Building answer- ed by competent practi- tioncrs associated with the Ritter Practice Building Service. 8. THE RESULT! A profitable practice in but a frac- tion of the time required by trial and error meth- ods-equipment quickly paid for out of thc income that Ritter helped him make. The Ritter Dental llfanufacturing Company, Inc., Ritter Park, Roch- ester, N. Y. Start Right with Ritter I 2 3 1 I I I 2 I 1 'K I 3 I I I O-T M START RIGHT WITH RITTER ELIUIPMENT . 0 H H H 0 0 H H 0 0 Complete Moeiefffz Ritter-eqzeippeez' Dental Office Z . Visit our depot and let us demonstrate the new, modern Ritter equipment 0 which is on display. ' All major articles have been drastically reduced in price. We do 110t know 0 how long these reductions will be in effect. Take advantage of these low prices now. ' ATLANTA ILLNTAL SLIPPLY EILILAPANY 8 3 8 I 3 I I 3 I I I I 8 3 I 8 I I I I I I Oli Q4 4 9 X If 0 f an X Xxx I G 4 x08 FLESKG A ,,,,Al,1,xl 1, lx,Lx,li,,zA , qmzmgi Za me swim guna, Ndanla-S ai mmm eazzqe It at any time we can render a service to any of you PLEASE COMMAND US. CRUTCHER DENTAL SUPPLY COMPANY Birmingham -:- Montgomery -:- Mobile Alabama i i i T t Here is the new No. 147 American Dental Cabinet 9-: 1 t I IUST ANOTHER UFFICET YOUR FIRST OFFICE . . . how will it look to your patients? Will it bein keeping with the modern, progressive dental techniques you have just successfully mastered . . . or will it be just another office ? For an office that is different, new, and up-to-date, equip with AMERICAN. The new models, marvels of sanitation and efficiency, are available in any color you prefer . . . any one of them will be the heart of a fine, modern, different office. TIIE AMERICAN CABIIIET CC. TWO RIVERS WISCONSIN I-111 9-r F0 A M 0 M THOMPSON DENTAL COMPANY COLUMBIA,S.C. GREENSBORO, N. C. RALEIGH, N. C. I-411 ...L f I I I I 3 3 I 1 I I I I I I I H-1 L no no 0 H I H H 0 0 H For Superior Restorations . . . T R Y R. D. Webb Dental Manufacturing Co 401-20 Peters Building P. O. Box 4185 :: Telephone WAlnut 3068 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 'div IF YOU USE WHITE ALLOY SPECIFY DURALLIUM We Think It the Best I-1 1 1 1 zntztttzttt 1 1 9-I T-as its-T For Better Results Use . HANAU MADE APPLIANCES FOI' your copy of our catalogue write to HANAU ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. 1233 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y. H I 1 zz zzz: :rr-'li xzxxztxxzxzzxxro-TQ-c DAVIDSON DENTAL H A R E N T .... ' H Your Urals. .5.pronS. Towels and Linens. We CO9 Inc' muinluin your supply of clean ours ut a very lll1lCll'I'illE Cust. ' SERVICE THAT SATISFIESU O NEW ORLEANS, LA. . Atlanta Linen Supply Co. ' SHREVEPORTS LA' M -129 Highland Avenue. N. E. 0 0 JACKSON, MISS. H -+ Phone WAluut T335 0 I I I I I I I I 9-L l-Q I I I I I I 9-.G I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I it I I I I I I I I I-T A COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING RECORD for DENTISTS . . .. . . . Il.'ifl1'flfl1llIlllI,S turn. . . . in fl single bina'f'r.' I:llSXV0l'lll.S t'llI'llpill'l. silnpliflvd. sII'eunIlin0cl. visual lmukkevpillg SYSIPIII is almost self-keeping. lu one bixuler il pnwirlvs for a I'l'Cljl'll of zlppoixmtlnents. a flllllf' l't'L'0I'fl of service I'PI1clGI'0Cl and . . . . 0 cash 11-rvrxerl. Qiilllllllllillltlll slu-vt. pullents ledger she:-t. expense record, monthly and ye-urly sun1nmI'y. HARRY J. BOSWORTH COMPANY 1315 S. MICHIGAN AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS M I x xzzxzn 11-rzzrzxr zo-Q zxxzz 9-to--I I I I T ANDERSON'S COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FROM FOUR PLACES TAMPA : JACKSONVILLE : MIAMI : ORLANDO F L O R I D A SUPPLIES : EQUIPMENT 1 LABORATORIES A. D. T. A. FINANCING All of flaese services available in one Orgauizafiou L. M. 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GENERAL 229 Euzcrmc x-RAY conPonATxoN Fi' 209 PETERS STREET A ..,., .W .... ..eo U . . -I I I I I I I I WTC I I I I I I Q-t L1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-L I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q- H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I F T T 1 T ' T h e . . . 0 H I939 ASODECOAN H i to H -+ A is bound in a ' KINGSKRAFT A A CQVER on i-4 H H QKINGSPORTQ ' 0 ' PRESS ' H on 0 ,,, . . Produced by the . . refreshment 3 . 4 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ei 1, KINGSPORT PRESS I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O-L 110 1 I 1 1 I I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 it 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I I 3 rf WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL COMPANY DISPENSING OPTICIANS TI-IRE wiht E STORES: 0 105 Peachtree Street lCloek Slglll :: Medical Arts Bldg. 1382 Pear-hlree SLI Doctors Bldg. L-LSU Peachtree St.t ATLANTA : : GEORGIA 9 L I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I A 1 1 1 1 1 1DELTI2-I-S1 1 1-I 1-0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-T ,,, ,, Q -A1 DEPEND ON rv H Il L rv L -Y at ' DDQRRLE The New Imperial Hotel ' en lblv M EQUIPMENT . Coifee Shop Here is the lfi6 H. P. Dumore Dental ' 359 PEACHTREE ST.. N. E. Lathe. Six speeds-3000 to 9000 RPM. H Polishes and bulls. Write for circular. EMMETT ROBERTSON, Mf7'1Ugf'7' THE DUMORE COMPANY ' RACINE. WISCONSIN 9 -' Banquet Halls for Private Parties 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I D4 li 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 A 1-1 1 1 1 1-T I-0 1 1 , ,.T THOMPSON ' SENIOR STUDENTS . . . ' DENTAL 1939 will afford greater oppor- ' COMPANY COLUMBIA GREENSBORO RALEIGH 9 . tunities than ever before. Get H in touch with us before decid- ing on a location. vw W4 Tm T. M. Crutcher Dental Depot, Inc. 640 SOUTH THIRD STREET H H LOUISVILLE :: KENTUCKY pg H L.. ,.-LL, . 0 H rc ow H H Av 0 T v-h B-czxxrxxzzx I O-Tu-CIIIIII 3111: H .SERVICE THAT S.-ITISHES . . . on : MARTIN BROS. DENTAL ' LABORATORY l I gtllll Sint-e 1919 -Nlartin Bros. have t s' 9 H ' Cleanin WHILE U WAIT H Imperial Barber Sho 1 1 I g and Pressing H -onsistemly main- H YOLR PATRONAGE IS APPREGIATED tamed the highest standard oi' quality in tllrzterial. 4. 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ASGIIECIIAN We keep your school annual negatives on tile enabling you to obtain photographs from them at any future clate. ??f'Xf'XifN C A L L D E. 5 8 5 8 MASONIC TEMPLE BLDG. zz DECATUR, GA 1 9-cz: 0-C NW lf c Require the servlres ol experienced and BXllt'lt rruttemen trfnned lll every detfnl ol Une prnresses nl crentlnlf planning layuutrnnldesldn typem hne pnnhnq lltllllfffcllllllllff and llllllllllq TllI'0ll'5ll out lmlf cl century tlne company h as pluneered ulthe pluduchon ofthe lnffheet type of 1lI'llltlll'5 Uur servuee lnrlude a special colleffe annual sales and Servlre 0I'gdIllZlll0ll Abundant equlpnlent nlodern fund cnlnplete Priree representing lllmlXlIllllIIl in value X FUUTE 8 DAVIES COMPANY PHINTINH ' LITHUGHAPHINIZ I ENHHAVING A T L A N T A QUCCESSFUL ANNUALS YELLOW DAWN There is a mellow warmth at dawn That is like the ruddy rural face Cf a laborer from the fields. A yellow trace Of light sifts across the pinewood lawn, And the forest windows light up like lamps That Come out in valley cottages at twilight. The hill and lake that have lain like lovers by night Under a summer moon awaken, and the camps Of marshland birds shake off the cold spell Of da1'k solitude, arising lightly into the pale Yellow splendor of the sun. The swampls black prayers fail To hring back the cool shadows of the nightg it is well For the sun comes over the east in festive pride, As a bride-groom in joy at the sight of the bride. GROVER C. HUNTER, JR wsmgeiisisl vt -f.: - GLAMOUR BOY FROM MUSEUM Y LAST LINES Go LITTLE Boox-we send you to the printer to be borng thence to the world that awaits you: for you were conceived in folly and nourished at the expense of deeper hopes .... The idle reader sees only that which lies on the surface,-what you seem to be. He disregards what lies beneath, under what circumstances you came to be, what you aspire to, and the handicaps you represent ..,. But, withal, you are a well-intentioned project, your many faults. and the abuse that will result there- from cannot alter the good intentions that went into your making, your only real virtue .... VVe, the staff, like to think of you as being what the class would want, and of ourselves as being the instruments of production of the record of the year. VVe gratefully acknowledge the invaluable aid from the following men and thank them sincerely: Dr. Scruggs for his helpful criticisms and suggestions: Dr. Coleman for his sound business advice: Dr. Harpole and Jimmy Jennings for their splendid art work? Klr, R. E. Norton of Norton's Studio. Bliss Clarissa Poteat and N112 Norman VVrigley of VVrigley's, and lair. 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