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

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CHARLES Ross ADAMS, JAMES F. ALLRED A E A VAL K. ARTRESS . . ED. AUSTIN 1119 . EDGAR BARKSDALE . l F IR., XP Q . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Ft. Myers, Fla. . . Takoma Park, Md. . . Raleigh, N. C. . Macon, Ga. RALPH F. BRADY . RES Joi-IN BATA, JR. . W. B. BEXLLOIS X119 l. Russ BLACKWELL ROBERT D. BLANC, A HAROLD Book, A Q Columbus, Ga. HMEN . Toledo, Ohio . . Wilmington, N. C. . . . . Duffee, Miss. E A . St. Petersburg, Fla. . . Asheville, N. C. Dr. Martin was very ki11d to us in trying to keep us awake and interested in his five o'clock chemistry lectures. Occasionally he had to tell a good joke to keep some sleepy boys conscious of the fact that we really were in a chemistry lecture after all. Even with all of the interruptions Jimmie Allred, Bill Ray, and Dean Wooten managed to write some interesting letters to their one and only's. On November Eleventh Harry Puncl became the proud father of a very handsome son, Harry Pund, Ill, . . . Fen Vason has already started to prepare for entrance to 7 childrenis clinic, he spent very enjoyable Christmas holidays with the mumps. We know that this is an age of speed but Jonas didn'L have to finish his quizzes so quickly . . . he had an hour. Dean Wooten put on a demonstration of the proper way to eat a plaster block. Dean would do anything, for a price. As we look hack over the year we feel that we have made a successful beginning toward reaching our hnal goal. 24 KEN DAVIS, Historian.

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Qt ESH E Most of us had ali-ead ., , ' were soon to meet the doctor and his college of anatomical knowledge. Upon our arrival at the First lecture we were welcomed to the anatomy department, and immediately ex- posed to osteology. y heard of Dr. Stegall's anatomy course but we V ' There is a good tooth in that blockli' was a very common expression handed us by Drs. Mizell, Hunter, and Burkart as they so skillfully and patiently taught us the art of carving 'tooth-like objects out of plaster blocks. Jimmie Allred tried to do all of his work with sand Ja er J' d'd - 1 p . ini, 1 you donate your knife for national defense? ' Kornegay spent several hours experimenting with denture bases. His technique was to vulcanize them without rubber . . . before the restrictions on the use of rubber too . . . but for some unknown. reason the technique was unsuccessful. Since the O.P.lVl. restricted the purchase of auto tires Jimmie Lancaster and Mack Reed kindly donated tires off their cars to some needy fellow. P. S.-They didn't know anything about it until next morning though.

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ROBILIIT E. BRADY . . . . Columbus, Ga. WILLIAM THOMAS BUCHANAN . Ottawa, Ontario WILLIAM TI-IOMAS BURNS, E III QD Alaercleen, N. C. OWEN L. COCIIIIAN, A S A . LENWOOD COLE, AEA . Jon D. COOLEY . . WILLIAM L. COOLEY, 'E 111 fb J. KIIQNNDTII DAVIS, AE A . GEORGE E. DDKLE, AEA ED. H. DOBSON, IPQ . EDDIE C. DURANT, E-IMD BYARD F. EDWARDS, Eqffp . Allverlville, Ala. . Lineville, Ala. WayneSlJo1'o, Ga. . . . Boaz, Ala. Delray Beach, Fla. . . Cordele, Ga. . Gaffney, S. C. . Sumter, S. C. . Lawuclale, N. C. S. R. ELLETT, 'E III fb Owens Cross Roads, Ala. l..U'l'HEH J. ERWIN . . . Romzm' E. FRANKLIN . . FELIX P. FUDGE, E III fb . CHARLIE P. GODWIN . . C. A. GRAHAM, IR., IIIQ . . Crossville, Ala. Takoma Park, Md. . Colquitt, Ga. . Alloslcie, N. C. . Ramseur, N. C.