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

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EDIITEIITS BOOKONE ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY BOOKOTWO CLASSES BOOKTHREE ACTIVITIES BOOK FOUR FRATERNITIES BOOK FIVE S P O R T S BOOK SIX SPONSORS BOOK SEVEN ADVERTISEMENTS

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g + i s 'k-ki I - Ill Il SX ,sl ' I L ,221 f X 164 Once againthe credo of Americans, and all those whose Way of life is bound up in the traditions of democracy, is being challenged .... challenged on a scale so vast that no continent may call itself neutral, and no person, great or small, may consider himself unalfected by the outcome. Upon the individual efforts of each and everyone of us hangs that much of defeat or victory .... And so it becomes necessary for us to rededicate our lives and thoughts to those principles that have governed the growth and greatness of our country for the past century and a half. Yet, for the professional man this is not enough. We, as students of dentistry, must consider our obligation not only as citizens, but as dentists. We must pursue with renewed diligence the ideals of our profession. Witli the ever-increasing knowledge of the importance of oral health comes a greater responsibility and privi- lege to serve. We must keep abreast, and even ahead, of the timesg 'we m,ust culti- vate the ability to serve not only many, but each well. There is, indeed, a tremendous duty for dentistry in the titanic struggle ahead, and there will be even greater duties when peace is once again restored. We must, and shall be ready to assume our incli- vidual places in this broad panorama of our profession. And so, in keeping with the role of our profession against the need of our country, we have placed on the cover of this ASODECOAN the' symbol of healing against the background of the colors of America. . . .

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