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

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Top row: Diagnosing a piclraninny .... Papa Berlon. . . Slats-Where's Lib? . . . Lessem and his approximating in- lay .... Sol Berson, is that Pop Walker standing by your side? . . . Center row: Tannenbaum packing his deans. . . . General Sherman and his grind ,... Seven Day Auten. . . Westbrook's forehead registers pain .... Desillier practice. ll But we won't 'V .401 nig just in from Haivaiored .... Hamlet operating on the periphery .... Bottom row: Caviness isolating the pyor- rhea germ .... Lovingood carrying out one of the laws in operative .... Pres. Griffin on duty .... Everitt in 'full swing .... Dr. Coleman lSupt.l is never too busy to time out for a student .... Dignity prevailing in the senior lab. say goodbye w h e n the time of parting arrives, for we shall be hoping to re- turn often to visit those who lent us a helping hand and made it possible tor us to derive the maximum from our college career. AVROM A. ROOBIN, Historian 25

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turned in in the clinic. And of the utmost importance, the Dean's gold-foil filling has to be inserted. With the spirit and ambition with which we successfully passed through the three preceding years, we are pursuing this year. li The most difficult task is yet before us. lt is one that will take away some of the joy of graduation-that of parting with the loyal friends we have cultivated: the pro- fessors and instructors, each with his individual idiosyncrasies that we will always associate with them, but never hold against them-for a better faculty is not to be found anywhere-and the office, library, and clinic personnel which is always ready to be of obliging service at any time: finally, the students whom we have so closely associated with these four years, some of whom we shall never see again. ll Soon the time will arrive when we shall depart and each shall travel his own road of destiny. Without the guiding and helping hands of knowledge and experience we have had to rely on, it will be a difficult one. We don't anticipate this road to be one without deep ruts, but we do feel that it will be only a matter of time before we get to comparatively smooth traveling. We realize our school- ing will not cease upon graduation, but must always continue as long as we hope to remain active in 24

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H. W. ALLSUP GADSDEN, ALA. Grand Master, Delta Sigma Delta, 43 Presi- dent, Pledge Club, Delta Sigma Delta, Ig Vice- President, Pan-Hellenic Council, 43 Vice-Presi- dent, Student Body, 3. al ARTHURlg'IgZJ1 IRSON WILNHN To Psi Omega: Assoigi rt .gxi sin ss Manager, AsoDECoAN, ill C .W F1 Pli omega, 4g Class Football, I, Z ottball, I, 2, 31 Universll n -b arolina. DONALD THOMAS AUTEN GRAYSVILLE, TENN. Madison College. 26 tix