Atlanta Southern Dental College - Asodecoan Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)
- Class of 1943
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The Best Dressed Men Wear RENT - - - - Y u B SCHWOB COMPANY cz orufs mum., Service That Safisfiesv Albimens Lagggfus Ailania Linen Service Co Atlanta Macon 429 HIGHLAND AVL, N. E. Savannah PHONE WALNUT 7335 C:0177fPli77'Iff?1ZfS Of MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING HELP WIN THE WAQ ir BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS i' CONSERVE WAR MATERIALS if PREPARE YOURSELF NOW EOR BETTER SERVIICE LATER 137 Conzpliments of F. H. JACKSON DENTAL SUPPLY ' 1114-16 Mortgage Guarantee Building Service With ll Smile Phone WAlnut 2676 Post Office Box 352 Headquarters for HARPER'S X-Ray Films, Kodaks and Supplies Home Movie Eqrlipmmzt Evvryfbiffg Pbvfvgrapbiv COLONIAL FLOWER SHOP EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC. Phone WA. 9878-9 183 Peachtree Atlanta, Ga. 1094 Peachtree, N. E. Hlimlock 1181 HANAU PRODUCTS give you years and years ot perfect service and help you to better results. Ask your dealer tor your copy ot our catalog or write to HANAU ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. BUFFALO, NEW YORK 136 We Congratulate tl1e 1943 Class and pledge you our lull ,cooperation at all times ig V l 9 ull M. Tlllllll Tzzizitzid The only true Cobalt-Chromium f Alloy used in prosthetic dentistry . ,, As true to nature as nature itself. and orthopedic surgery. S. D. Bell Dental Mig. Company MORTGAGE GUARANTEE BUILDING A ATLANTA, GEORGIA Walter F. Harrison, Pres. Lester W. Newton, Sec.-Treas. l35 Compliuuumts Thermotral Castings Restorations, Dentures, Removables Of A11 types of Dental Cases O MARTIN BROTHERS L B L A N C I S The Service Tha! SaiisfiI's C 917 Peachtree, N. E. 722-23-24 Grant Bldg. P. O. Box 1068 Atlanta, Georgia LESTER'S J. MINOR STURGIS . ' . PORCELAIN LABORATORY Q Baked Porcelain Exclusively HEALEY BLDG., WALNUT 2746 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. DOCTORS BLDG. PHONE JACKSON 2941 Bog: 1404 WALNUT 9701 JACKSON S507 ATLANTA, GEORGIA A WilZ1Zi1Zg Combifmfion . . . ADEQUATE STOCKS PROMPT DELIVERIES GUARANTEED QUALITY PRODUCTS PROVEN DEPENDABILITY Davidson Dental Supply CO., Inc. NEW ORLEANS-LA.-SHREVEPORT JACKSON, M ISS. Flowers On All Occasions DAHL'S PONCE de LEON STORE 150 PONCE DE LEON AVENUE VERNON 6626 DAHL'S PEACHTREE STORE -'11 67 PEACHTREE STREET in WALNUT 2935 DAHL'S ANSLEY HOTEL FLOWER SHOP ANSLEY HOTEL JACKSON 4045 From ever-increasing numbers of dentists come glowing reports on Monocaine HCI . . . reports on its singular freedom from manifestations of nervous tension and other distressing symptoms . . . reports that Monocaine HCI produces a minimum of post-operative reactions in nll types of patients. Day by day, dentists record their pref ence for Monocainc HCI not only in oral surgery :md extractions, but in every phase of operative work. For them, there is no choice. There is only . . . Mono- caine HCI. In your office . . . Blackout Pain with Monocaine! NOVOCOL CHEMICAL MFG. C0 2921 23 ATLANTIC AVENUE, BRGOKLYN, NEXV YORK TORONTO LONDON BUENOS Ames . mo DE JANEIRO 133 Selecting Your Laboratory . . With Dentists who know values, the primary considera- tion when it comes to Laboratory service is technical knowledge and skill. P Repzttmfion- record of performancev is of utmost im- portance. Reputations are built slowly, over a long period of years, by fine quality and superior service. When it comes to selecting your Laboratory, the deciding factors are quality, service, prestige-and other considera- tions less tangible than price, but much more important. We have been in this business thirty-three yearsg this ac- cumulated store of knowledge and experience is at your command. ' A ak' Armnirnng-Smith Gln. Master Dental Tcfcbnicians PHONE 3-7671 H P. O. Box 912 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. WE STAND BEHIND OUR WORK! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, l32 TI-I E ATLANTA-SOUTI-IERN DEN TAL COLLEGE C2 STUDENT BODY PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS To the gracluazfing class of Atlanta-Southern Dental College Permit us to offer our services in assisting you to find a suitable location if you are coming into the territory covered by our company, and also to help you in any way that We possibly can. ' O THE CRUTCHER DENTAL SUPPLY CO. Birmingham-Montgomery-Mobile Alabama l3l For a decade in the dental World this name . has been a symbol for finer dental prosthesis. Today patients are demanding precision accuracy in their restorations. This organiza- tion through years of study and experience, supplemented with all modern facilities for processing more accurate fitting restorations enable us to satisfy the most discriminating. A few of our finer services include: Vitallium Porcelain Acrylic Bite-raising Res torations DENTURES-IN ALL TECHNICS AND MATERIALS. WOODWARD PROSTHETIC COMPANY Drawer C Greensboro Phones 2-I l08 North Carolina In Florida and South Georgia The largest imlejacndemf dental house welcomes you. o Supplies-Equipment Laboratory o WILKINSON DENTAL SUPPLY COMPANY jacksonville-St. Petersburg-Miami Business and Professional Announcements The simplest announcements may be given interest and dignity and the prestige of good form through the use of genuine engraving. When you have an announcement to make, request our samples and suggestions. J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING COMPANY also Wilkinson Dental Laboratory Atlanta' Ga' ' ' Manufacturers IIU Peachtree Street, N. W. at Mlaml Genuine Engraved Stationery Telephone XVA. 6870 BECAUSE SOON NOW . . . THE MAJORITY OE YOU GRADUATES WILL BE AMONG OUR LOYAL FIGHTING MEN, WE GIVE YOU A TOAST TO . . '. N o R P E o I U u T 3 u T R s I U T I A T M 2 H A G T E F T E s U I M L N V E E s s ANDN BY THESE ATTRIBUTES SHALL IT BE OBTAINED. L. .M. ANDERSON DENTAL SUPPLY COMPANY Progressing with the Profession in Florida TAMPA . JACKSONVILLE v ORLANDO l29 Our Comjzliments fo Dr. Foster, Dr. Byrnes, the Faculty and Student Body of Atlanta Southern Dental College PIG 'N WHISTLE and PEACOCK ALLEY S I3 R V I C E I I I TI-IOROUGH, DEPENDABLE. Always alert . . . always prompt. CRAFTSMANSFIIPI!! The kind that comes from hard-won experience, from intelligent application to new, approved techniques. MATERIALS!!! Only those which are most satisfactory. We make no compromise with quality. S. S. SWILLING DENTAL TECHNICIANS 209-210 MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING P. O. BOX 2147 ATLANTA, GA. FLOWERS LAUNDRY QCLINIC JACKETS A SPECIALTY, Comjzlimcizzfs of MABRY-CONWAY co. Dental Technicians P. O. Box 1550 17292 THIRD AVE. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. I-IeIptoPut BUY TEETH InOur BITE BONDS At the Axis O O O 1 COLUMBIA DENTOFORM CORPORATION The H ouse of az Tbozzszzfzd Models 1 3 1 East 23rd Street New York, N. Y. no lnatter 1 1 1 .- ' you gil 0 0 ,553 Qi! t so f CIVILIAN zz, 'A ?M . P le gf' ARMY .gg ef l O . WZ I lllgl ax' t 6' NAVY chances are . . . y0u'll use RITT H EQUIPME T No matter where you go after your gradua- tion -whether into civilian practice or to training camp, field hospital, base hospital or battleship, chances are you'll work with Ritter Equipment- and work better thanks to the convenience and eH:iciency Ritter Equipment introduces to either peace time or war-born dentistry. yy 25 5 ug tm? Z -----5 l27 POWERS and ANDERSON DENTAL CO., INC. CHARLOTTE, N. C. 'Ir SERVING TI-IE DENTAL PROFESSION IN TI-IE CAROLINAS FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS ir ALL MAKES OF DENTAL MATERIALS AND EOUIPMENT T WHERE EFFICIENCY COUNTS IT'S AMERICAN When the Army and Navy check the hea!th of our fighting men . . . where speed and efficiency are required . . . American Cabinets are used. On the Home Front, too, you'lI find that most successful dentists use American Cabinets. THE AMERICAN CABINET COMPANY Division of Hamilton Manufacturing Co. Two Rivers, Wisconsin I26 DENTISTRYS BELIEF THAT NOTHING IS TOO GOOD FOR THE HUMAN MOUTH JELENKO GOLDS GOLDJUSTIFIES These 3 Jelenko Golds Meet Every Casting Need and are Unsurpassed In Quality and Performance MODULAY 'I' TYPE B MEDIUM HARD for M O D and Sample Inlays Gold Color DUROCAST 'I' 'I' 'II TYPE C HARD for Carmzchaers and Abutments Gold Color JELENKO ' 'Ig 'I' 'For I Piece and Umt Castings Clasps Bars Saddles etc Gold Color 'Certlfled to Meet A D A SPCCIIICBT on No 5 'N' rade Mark Reg U S Pat OFF Select golds by their physical properties Ask us to send you the .lelenko Physical Properties Chart of these and other Jelenko Golds and Wires and our latest Price Lust JELENKO ELECTRIC INLAY FURNACE WITH PYROMETER For your private laboratory Pro vrdes temperature control 'For wax elmnatlon and pre heatlng of flask Low first cost Low operat xcpnl. ,uf r LNKDSG If J I: JELENKO 61 CO INC Manufact1L1e1s of Dental Golrfs E5 Sfzecuzltzes I36 West 52nd Street New York U S A I25 Ik wk II Il - I ' ll I - . . . I I I I ' T . . . . . , . Q Y . -In l 0 ' so -- 'Q mg cost. Lrterature on request. 14, use 41 , N ,. D- : 3 If ,,, J P 3 9 , X, , rr 0 - C ,M .ff cf' 'fr 9 , , c, o , . . BALLAnD's eZbl4jJtZIl'.4Llly JQILCLHIIA WALTER BALLARD DPTIGAL 00. R , NN ure N refreshment THCDMPSCDN DENTAL CCDMPANV aff .AM ' 5' 5339? get 9' C .V .. . , FX X .,,. f ' - it ' ..- rs W mimi S lllll l. -We welcome this olbportunigl to congrutulute you upon the conzloletion qf your college work, und ' extend sincere wishes jhri your success. Serving you hus heen u pleusure, u loleusure which hope will continue throughout your cureer. To those of you who plan to enter military service, may we remind you that S. S. White Equipment and other products will continue to be a part of your daily life. Brushing-up on their operation and techniques now will prove of value later. Always remember S. S. Wliite field representatives, branches and dealers stand ready to assist you. You who will serve at home in private practice will be confronted with the greatest demand ever placed upon dentistry for the conservation of public health. Here again we can assist, for nothing-will do more toward promoting efficiency, extending service, and conserving your health, than a prop- erly designed, well-equipped ofiice. 0 I I I in Z?i!Jll!7!WZJhlf0ZW eehruton MM'W JWWf! , i N2 THE s.s.wHlTE DENTAL MFG. co. PHILADELPHIA, PA. l23 A . iiiifi '-JR., sf? fx I 1 7 5.1 i lf? , if , if A , v l 1 x ,f I P fy ffi i ' far. ' ' Qui-fag 'f 'Z EE, s 3 C 5 ' 1122: l i Q i. -21- e , 3 E is V 'lx ' X, ,f ' s .' Q! i M-. N-.J Literature on leading arti- cles of dental equipment :md supplies is available without charge. F YOU enter practice this year you will be faced with the problem of HI-low can I win and hold patients? How well your office and your own personal self can at- tract patients depends entirely upon you and you alone . . but, above all, make sure of one thing-equip and furnish your first operating room smartly and wisely. Our office planning experts will be glad to aid you in every possible manner so that you can start right. If you are entering military we ask that you visit our supply house and see the various articles of equipment which you will use after you enter service. Thereis a knack of knowing what to do with each article of equipment- and we will gladly explain the Various features of the chairs and units we have on display. There's no obligation, of course. The Atlanta Dental Supply Company Candler Building Atlanta, Georgia l22 Imperial Hotel Coffee Shop 359 Peachtree Street, N. E. JAckson 8068 EMMETT ROBERTSON THE CAMPUS We Appreciate Your Patronage . CLYDE PARK, Prop. J. CHANDLER BALDWIN Esiablished I92I Acrylic crowns, bridges and inlays. We use a ne porcelain having translucent fluorescence found in tl natural teeth. You are corrlially inviled io visit 115 at any Iimc 508 MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING W IC E . J . H E R M A N 903 Medical Arts Building PORCELAIN and GOLD five years Creating Asulike Crerztiofzs ATLANTA, GEORGIA Box 1919 Phone JA. 0815 Atlanta, G P. O. BOX 877 JAckS0n 1 aaa Sufzwiafz. fzedlloaajiondl 74? . . n n W E B I DENTAL HlHllFlf'l'ullNG C? - Third Floor Mercantile Bldg. I 84 Pryor Street-, S-W- ATLANTA, GEORGIA P. O. Box 4I85 Telephone WAInut 3068 Meclo:z1'ziczzIDe1ziist1'31for zflae Profession I2I My -kTO YOU WHO ARE ABOUT TO ENTER THE WONDERLAND OF DENTAL PRACTICE, the Ray-Lyon Company otters a complete laboratory service. As the South's finest mechan- ical 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 refine- ments, to otter technical aid and suggestions, to furnish 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 preterred technic, to tollow spe- citic instructions, or recommend what we believe to be best tor particular requirements. May we co-operate in building your next restoration? In any case . . . call Ray-Lyon! RAY-LYON COMPANY, INC. 2l8-22 MORTGAGE GUARANTEE BUILDING P. O. BOX 4I84 ATLANTA, GEORGIA Telephone WA. 6279-80 I20 IN UNCLE SANl'S SERVI4 In the big and proud responsibility await- ing you as Uncle Sam's dentist you'll find, ready to help, the best equipment your country can provide -including the General Electric Model CDX dental x-ray unit. Those of you already acquainted with the CDX will be greeting an old friend. And on that happy day when you return to private practice the faithful CDX will be Waiting to help you maintain the nation's health in peacetime. GENERAL ELECTRIC X-RAY CORPORATION 726142 Farr 2349 AfJ'l1l4f:i.?maQf USE THIS LABEL to trzmsfer your Laboratory problems to EBERHART CONWAY C0 Since 1900 the South s Standard Laboratory ATLANTA-SOUTI-IERN DENTAI CO! I EG ATLANTA, GEORGIA Four-Year Course, Leading to the D.D.S. Degree MODERN BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT AMPLE CLINICAL FACILITIES ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS: TWO YEARS OF COLLEGE WORK UNDER NEW ACCELERATED DENTAL PROGRAM TI-IE NEXT SESSION OPENS IN MARCI-I, I943 For Catalog and ,I1Zf01 '77'Nlfi07Z wrizfe RALPH R. BYRNES, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Dm II8 A A XM HANAUAAAEAINGIYNAERERAAING CAOMPANYQ IN c. A A A KODAES A O RBUFFAlQ. NEW YORK Towels and W, MQXTX - P - V , M , 9 , I af' Ones ef 5 Very mod! fm EVERYTHING. J. 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MACK TWV n N5 ff ,rx ' ME 'H' The Alpha Omega Fraternity was organized at Baltimore in 1909 by the merging of two societies-Ramach of the Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery, and Alpha Omega of Maryland University. In 1928 Alpha Delta was established in the Atlanta-Southern Dental College as the twenty-fourth of the existing thirty-two chapters. 102 E U, WU - M ' '- W W.. vs ,jg , ' Hq,..H f f ,, m, QE EE M, mb... XMW.. ,,, -.Q-25 , W, Y. my .ww 5 H, ,Q -,Him same WW.. Y w,,3q,1,- fx ww H H. . , , W ,,, mx S fm 332252 Ji F ,W W! pw 7135 u'ml xn w 2- gw ,V .N Hsiikw 1, wg :iff my mm nm ' wa 51.4 sr? si X K, L. u SENIORS C. L. ANDI5IxsoN H. B. BELCHIEIK W. R. GABIUZLS FINLIEY GAIWIN O. P. GINTIQR A. J. JONES XV. G. McLIiI2S R. L. STAI1I.Ia'roN ,IUNIORS F. G. ATXY'ATIiR C. S. COOKE E. M. DAVIS, AIII. E. li1.I5AzI5II FXNCH C. -IONES W. MCCALLI3 QI. Mocx C. C H. W. SMITH H B. SOPHOMORIES T. ALLllIiD . PRocTIiIx B. ll LTA IGMA DELTA CHARLES L. ANDERSON . WILLIAM G. McLEEs . OFFICERS . Grand Master . Worthy Master FINLEY GAIWIN . . . Scribe C. B. WOLIPE . . Trmsurcr MEMBERS D. BLANC L. COCHRAN K. DAVIS E. DEIQLIS P. GOIJWIN H. GRAHAM D. JONES B. MCLAIN R. MOREMAN j. NEAL W. NEWMAN P. OSBORNIE, jx. C. POWELL, jk. TQ LANCASTER, ju. U55 I- I std I 'il' If m ff K . l I f Q,,- i I-I. C. PUND J. G. CROWIELL J. L. SMITH ' C. W. FAIN, Jn. STOKES J. SMITH W. W. JOHNSON R. W. KING S. D. SNELLINGS PAUL M. LEYDEN G. C. STOWE, Ju. D. F. RENTZ L. THDMPSON, ju. H H R . . ooouas R. F. VASON T, F, WEANT, JR, D. W. SEIFIZRT, JR. S. D. W0O'I'EN - E- L- SMITH K. W. STARR, jk. FRESHMEN W. D. STONE CHARLES ALLCOTT V. F. CHAMBERLIN -I. M. COLLINS Founded in 1883, at Ann Arbor, Mich., in the dental department of the University of Mich- igan by Charles W. Howard, L. K. Mitchell, C. J. Hand, E. L. Kern, L. M. James, L. I. Davis, D. D. Magill. William Cleland and C. P. Weinrich. Delta Sigma Delta has the distinc- tion of being the oldest dental fraternity and the third oldest professional fraternity. I I 1 S12 F. R. .Is A. L. .I- A. F. M R. NIORS DUNBAIR EDWARDS EHIKLICH HALL HAMPTON Loxviziw OXVIQNS ROBERTS STURDLVANT TURIL JUNIORS L. Bovms E. BROOKS G. COLLINS C. COTTRILI. H. IsENHoxv1eR E. Llsii F. MARTIN M. MARTIN M. MASSEX' D. Mooluilx Xl PHI T. R. TURK . . M. J. EHRLICH, JR J. L. BOYLES . W. D. MOORER . MEMBERS N. R. NICHOLS P. C. Punvxs G. F. SMITH SOPHOMORES J. R. BLACKWELL W. T. BURNS NV. L. COOLEY E. C. DURAN1' B. F. EDWARDS S. R. ELLETT OFFICERS s- 7.2. fl W I Q, l g cllg 1... QQ-1, az F. P. FUDGIL R. W. HUGHES T. O. MASSEY QI. V. MITCPIELL R. H. PARKS W. Z. RAY R. W. THOMAS QI. W. YARBRQUGI-1 FRESHMEN C. V. Am5RNl2'rHx' President . Vice-Prc'sir1c'11l Scwrezfary Trffusmm' DUPREE EVANS F1T'zs15RALn GLAZN ER HAYES -IoNEs, JR. OuzTs PALIXIIER SWAFFORD THOMASON Wonsr-mm, ,IR Founded at Ann Arbor, Mich., on February 8, 1889. The members attending this meeting were L. C. Thayer, W. E. Gary, G. G. McCoy, E. Waterloo, W. H. Booth and A. A. Defoe. A second meeting was called early in April of the same year and freshmen, juniors and seniors, with one united effort, ushered into existence the Xi Psi Phi Fraternity, which today has a large membership. F H. CHAPMAN C. M. J. O. T. XV R. G. D. G. J. M. L. SENIORS E. BAYS P. BURGESS C. CARRINGTON, JR. J. CRITTENDEN T. EWING, JR. L. GAMEWELL, JR. C. ISIRKLIEY L. MASSEY, JR. C. MIZELL NV. NICHOLS R. WATSON JUNIORS R. BUSH T. E. GILLILRXND D. A. GOODALL T. S. JONES, JR. D. D. :KING A. L. TVICLEOD J. A. MCNIILLAN, J R. M. MARGESON, JR. J. E. MOSER XV. T. RICHARDS l'lERBERT SMITH, JR. W. T. SMITH, JR. CLEM I-I. WATSON F. T. XVEBSTER SOPHOMORES C. R. ADAMS GEO. C. MIZELL . JAKE W. NICHOLS . MAX P. BURGESS M. R. WATSON . MEMBERS E. U. AUSTIN XV. B. BELLOIS JOE COOLEY E. H. DOBSON, JR. W. B. HOPKINS S. W. HOSRINS C. H. JARRETT, JR. J. M. KORNEGAY R. A. MAY P. H. NICHOLS, JR. H. H. PAYNE, JR. C. S. TUGGLE, JR. FRESHMEN A. C. ADAMS C. H. BROORS, JR. ..,,-U...-...n,........f...-............-., ..- 0M OFFICERS . Grand Master' . fzmiolr Master . SC'Cl'6'Il!ll'jIi . . Trc'as1u'cr ,S il.l...hi Chai g., an-fb In '2- K -lv if 6 if 65'-1-'o . 1 A. G. BROWN R. B. SI-IERRILL C. F. BROXVN, JR. F. L. SMOTHERMAN, JR E. W. BURNETTE, JR. E. L. STERNE XV. W. CARTER, JR. RANSEY WEATI-IEIKSBEE JR P. B. CLEVELAND M. P. WELLS J. W. EZZELL B. L. WILKERSON, JR T. E. GORE . C. A. GRAHAM, JR. C. H. GREY, JR. ' H. C. HARRELSON, JR. J. L. KIRKLAND, JR. S. I-I. MASSEIY, JR. S. S. MERIWETFIER, JR. R. A. PITTMAN O. L. RICE A. N. ANDERSON CPicturc not in Panclj The Psi Omega Fraternity was organized at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, June 8, 1892. The fraternity aims to elevate the stand- ards of the profession and to encourage scien- tific investigation and literary culture. Though it iS third in age it is the largest of the dental fraternities, and it is- the oldest on the Atlanta- Southern Dental College campus. 96 llllflllllill K PPA Ill' ILII L. - 'I 1 LAMBDA CHAPTER Omicron Kappa Upsilon was organized in 1914 by the faculty of Northwestern University. Membership is awarded a number, not exceeding twelve per cent of the graduating class. This honor is conferred upon those students who throughout their entire professional course of study fulfill all obligations as students, and Whose exemplary conduct, earnestness, good char- acter, and high scholarship entitle them to this distinction. OFFICERS OF LAMBDA CHAPTER J. RUSSELL MITCPIELL, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. ....... Prexizlent J. Ross TUCKER, D.D.S. . . . W. EDGAR COLEMAN, D.D.S. . . . . . Vice-Prexirlevzi . Secretary and T1'errs1L-Ver V MEMBERS ELECTED FROM CLASS OF ,42 JOHN ROBERT JORDAN, JR .------ Atlanta, Ga. CHa1sToPi-ma EMMET THOMLISON, Ja., Lake City, Fla. RICHMOND CAMERON MCDAVID, ju., jacksonville, Fla. Miss MARIAN S1fmN1tLv.z ....... Atlanta, Ga. CHAPTERS IN THE ORDER University of Pittsburgh, School of Dentistry, Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania. Wasliington University, School of Dentistry, St. Louis, Missouri. North Pacific School of Dentistry, Portland, Oregon. Creighton University, College of Dentistry, Omaha, Nebraska. University of Southern California, College of Dentistry, Los Angeles, California. University of Pennsylvania, School of Dentistry, Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania. Ohio State University, College of Dentistry, Columbus, Ohio. Vanderbilt University, School of Dentistry, Nashville, Tennessee. Medical College of Virginia, School of Dentistry, Rich- mond, Virginia. Atlanta-Southern Dental College, Atlanta, Georgia. University of Iowa, College of Dentistry, Iowa City, Iowa. University of Louisville, School of Dentistry, Louisville, Kentucky. ENOCH HENIQY WARREN, ja. - - Chattanooga, Tenn. ALLEN O'r1s Scmusoaouci-r . . . . Anniston, Ala, ALLEN PIERCE MCDONALD . . . . . Atla,m,,Gn, DANIEL XVELEBIR .... OF THEIR FOUNDING Marquette University, College of Dentistry, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Baylor University, College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas. Chicago College of Dental Surgery, Chicago, Illinois. Kansas City-Western College of Dentistry, Kansas 'City, Missouri. University of Illinois, College of Dentistry, Chicago, Illinois. , Loyola University, School of Dentistry, New Orleans, Louisiana. NVestern Reserve University, School of Dentistry, Cleve- land, Ohio. Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Baltimore, Mary- land. University of Michigan, School of Dentistry-Ann Arbor, Michigan. New York University, College of Dentistry, New York, New York. University of Nebraska, College of Dentistry, Lincoln, Nebraska. Texas Dental College, Houston, Texas. 95 1 - NVashington, D. C. OFFICERS T. R. TURK . . Presiflmzt G. C. MIZELL . . Vice-President C. L. ANDERSON . . Secretary I. B. TEMKIN . . Treasurer THE PAN-I-IELLENIC COUNCIL was formed in the Atlanta- Southern Dental College in 1921. During its existence the Council has proved that it is an essential part of fraternity life, and that for harmonious relationship between the fraternities, it must be active, and have power. The Council is composed of the president and the vice- president of the four fraternities, namely, Psi Omega, Delta Sigma Delta, Xi Psi Phi, and Alpha Omega. In 1941, 21 junior representative from each fraternity was added. This year it has been decided that, to give the council the needed power, all rules governing rushing and other important matters should be drawn up in the presence of the PA E L L E I C C 0 U C I L Deputy Counsellors, from the four I fraternities. It Was further decided that any infraction of the rules be tried by a court composed of the four Deputy Counsellors in the presence of the Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil. The Purpose of the council is twofold. First, it regulates rushing and pledging, and, second, it main- tains a definite contact between the fraternities, which tends to prevent, or if necessary, alleviate, any fric- tion between them. SENIOR MEMBERS , JUNIOR MEMBERS M. J. E1-IRLICH, JR. L. GRETENSTEIN XV. G. McLEEs S. H. ISENI-IOWER J. W. NICHOLS A. L. MCLEOD ABE TENIICIN C. B. WOLFE , 94 0525, an .1 . ig 'L ,, DMT: ,lg ,,m,,L-.ftgam-w ,, M 1 V X : H - W N Z E? 1 1 ' ig? rg, S3 1 ji ., :w,A wa ,-ww if H, ,M ,W K vZf1,,,,..a1y- -1,533 ,,,,,c'g.,.f,. was w , N wutsgww w u lyk: , .4.,. , ,, 3393 H awww ' Tia ??: Jr.,-2, . .. '4 QE' ,Q m 'Wm . :EY-AQE 3 E Kwgwfr 'vf' .:,, H .w w N My W ,w 3 H mu' NP' M H N ' N , 'un H1 wuiiwuk , w H- 1,A4H ' s w H 1 :Q ?P5: 5? X-mu! N! ,W-gm M w N H ,gl A ,W 1 . Q! ,L 2. ' ww 4 . , H' Q , NWN , NLM ,Sf HW, 1 xxx -ss W jg 44, fm 7 f O 9 H! H Eg! sf if , W. SJ H W H1 sew--, : ?? is irnwrr lm EB!! we UD? 5 5 RT . I .EL 1555. gg. H w EzaZ,, i? , :.: - :E u. 3335 fawww Z x W ww ,Amman 1 fsasifw qi? 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Dr. Sturdevant took over the coaching duties this year, and Dr. C. W. Huff was drafted to act as faculty manager. Due to the accelerated session, the ASODECOAN will be published before the basketball season is completed, thus, very little of the team,s progress can be included in the write-up at this time. In early November, twenty-tlu'ee students reported for the first basketball practice, and Dr. Sturdevant divided this group into the customary Green and Gold squads and entered both in the Y. M. C. A. leagues. The Green', team is composed of the veterans Martin, Ginter, Hill, Sutton, Vest, Gretenstein, Cooley, McLain, and two Freshmen, Rentz and Harrelson. They have played three league games to date and have lost only one of these. They were defeated in the last fifteen seconds of play by one point. VEST GIN'l'EK HILL GRETENSTEIN MAIKTIN SUTTON Z emu .nw , . 2 . 5Hflff 'i Nffllfiili' Q55 Wu? fi- ll . . t F Wa, wg, ..,,, .asia ezzsz, ia ,ami N .vi . - gig. Fav - ig. . 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A ,.,,p,7:7-:..,, .-1.1.1 .V I 'Hi ig-itz' 1' - .,-1: -1 'fr , ' .. J V - --AA ' 2 F f X' - 1- i . 1 1. 4 in ::-.r:f5.si':5s--- 7, X 'Hi H we . 1 .. 5 at -1 ,. , .H .ws '+. 'ri?f T - C ,.t,e:.. ATLANTA DENTAL COLLEGE SOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE Edgewood Avenue and Ivy Street 100 North Butler Street 1892-1917 1837-1917 ATLANTA-SOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE Established 1917 . HISTORY OF ATLANTA-SOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE TI-IE ATLANTA-SOUTPIERN DENTAL COLLEGE was established in 1917 by the consolidation of the Atlanta and Southern Dental Colleges. Since its founding the college has grown and improved until today it is one of the highest ranking dental colleges in the United States. The student body has increased from an orig- inal enrollment of 284 students to this year's enrollment of '3 60. The first faculty was composed of seven men, today there are over fifty men teaching in the school. In 1917 the Atlanta-Southern Dental College occupied the home of the old Southern Dental College directly across the- street from Grady Hospital. The Butler Street building was used until the construc- tion of the present building on the corner of Forrest Avenue and Courtland Street, in 1926. Dr. Sheppard W. Foster was appointed to the staff of the Southern Dental College in 1894 as a dem- onstration in Prosthetic Dentistry. On April 20, 1896, he was elected Dean. In 1917, Dr. Foster was elected President of the newly formed Atlanta-Southern Dental College, and is still serving in this capacity. Dr. Thomas P. Hinman became Dean of the Atlanta-Southern Dental College in 1917, and remained' in this office until his death in 1931, at which time Dr. Ralph R. Byrnes, who joined the staff in 1921, as Vice-Dean and Superintendent, became Dean. . f . .l L -.:.- A V uy,44444.u......,,-. f f mum in 1' Q ll u 1 M . 88 OFFICERS OF STUDENT BODY ' AND COUNCIL M. P. BURGESS ......... Presirlevzt J. H. SHERARD . . . . Vice-P-resident W. Z. RAY . . . 'Secretary ami Treasurer ! y'f E. C. GILMORE O. P. GINTER A. E. SHAW R. L. STAPLETON A. L. MCLEOD H. B. JOHNSTON A. N. ANDERSON S. M. HASTINGS C. R. ADAMS J. R. MOREMAN R. H. PARKS H. C. HARRELSON, JR. L. F. WORSHAM 87 --fait: , Tuna w UIIUNCIL LIBRARY il Ai uf' P S Jaya? 1, aa-:ww 1:-s-rv'1'! 'ff in JJ4 4 ,inf I Efhraini '44 Q 44 'f .' , I' . A4 - 4- 4. - ' ' I 1 r ,. ' I -- 4.-. ' r ..' ff' - '7' j3'5'P f4' in Wm, L . if 'fd' ' .. .42- 1fl ?4'! 21992 ' 3' , ' ' ,-'f-gf .c 3 xg' . lf 5:45, AQ.. qisgy rf, , -I ,- ' . 4 .. . . - . , ' f- ' . Q ' 4 ' ,,.Ag-.'-4,,1.ga:r.,,-T-' 52'-5' Q ' ' - ff -' ref' ,, 1- gig? - 'fa' 'nf ' - 2 -1- 1 -4 . 'H ff-'F-f 4 . ,,iu-5-7'i.ra- , . .3 f' f J .r , -r . , - - -...Q A,,..T----V' -- t f - L ,H I' f ' I h C - , .,-. 5' r - ,f . 4 , '. 'I gf, A 4 4 4 J 4 LM L --., aw w w N 3 'X 'K I ? Al. K , I H ,421 Y-v 2 , fi 1- wi Ji' gf 5 H 1' J s ,. Z Left, from top to bottom: Xi Psi Phi Delta Sigma Dclta . . . Psi Omega . . . Juniors Bdow Psi Omega. L 'PUNT NIGHT 1942 Top Left: Master of Ceremonies Freshmen . . . Center: Seniors Quiz Session '14 1 V 'W ' WZ i 1:74 3 . E L 25591 4 Top Right: Bottom: J 1943 UDEUUA BUSINESS STAFF THOMAS L. I-IAGAN, JR Bzasmess lvlamrgef' GEO. F. SMITH . R. F. VASON . ROY L. JONES . . DR. W. E. COLEMAN s vb' Lai 2 L- SMYYH Dia. SCRUGGS Dm. COLEMAN MXZEU- EDITORIAL STAFF , VGEO C. MIZELL . R. L. SMI . . . Editor-in-Chief TH . . . . . Art Editor CI-IARLES W. LOICEY . . Associate Art Editor W. B. HOPKINS . . Associate Art Editor C. W. FAIN ........ Associate Art Editor DR. ANDERSON M. SCRUGGS, faculty Afivi ' sor for Editorial Sfllf LOKEY SMITH V I Qt. EE lf-I M. , fir, Y, J gn! M V 'EK' if il tw A 2,5956 ww ,ik V -ufW,,wv1.uvl 1 2 W 1 - ' H 1514, , , , HQ444:v 1 A ,L w7,w,1W1'Jg.N f7- ' L - 114 . -L IE Fjiiiit HQ V J, 'L QQ J' .,'. - A Qi . Qs , 3 la Wm uw m- We 1 x Him r.. Wu - 'iw 2 , -, bg.. ,, , .ma-L ,, , 155 I? an Uvm. ,, 1 Y, A -'Aix ' m X , ig 'wE -1. 55: Q, , A? , ,jg ..,,- 7. . M Jil me Rl'f'fw3m1'H' 4,1 ' Q mi f .V , 3 ' . W f 251 533 Q. in .L T' MRS- DELOS L' HILL HOWARD H. BURKART, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Direcfor lleL0 L. HILL, J ., MEMIIIIIAL CLI IU T1-in DELos L. HILL, JR. MEMOIKIAL CLLNICH was made possible by the late Dr. DeLos L. Hill. It was his de- sire that ,ultimately the remaining part of his estate be used for the establishment of a clinic for children. Mrs. Hill, wishing, however, to see the desire of her distinguished husband carried out during her own life- time, contributed 550,000 of her personal funds for the founding and maintenance of the clinic. The D-eLos L. Hill, Jr., Memorial Dental Clinic for Children', came into being on September 25, 1931, at which time it occupied space in the main clinic. Mrs. Hill, feeling that the main clinic was an inappropriate setting for the childrens' clinic, made an additional donation of 955,000 to purchase new equipment. On October 7, 1937, the clinic was moved to the separate department of space it now occupies. Dr. Howard H. Burkart has been in charge of Dentistry for Children since 1938. The Atlanta-Southern Dental College was among the first of the dental colleges to inaugurate a pro- gram of Dentistry for Children. Lf' , Z g 2 22 . -r-ww .4,1I55'2:g,.,.. , 1 Aix A. Lgfazf-3,-ff,-.. N a, c9R1i9.xg..., .1215- , -' x -. , -- Z -imma L , ,..,,.,,,,, asm-'fmrlaa' ff m:,w1,:..W,,-, -, 4l65MWS'LbvS'-ElrAg'.'-sr.-.,'e- , . '51 ' tiff? ..xx'MQ'L.4'fgF,r:'un -I f. 'MgfN'57l1lgl l'?'Y4PJ4'1vvv'f,....f.,-. ,..- ..1P4iUhak-Yh'l'Q:'1pn-fxw-1 w-.W-,Q ., UULUREII CLI IC 2:5 5 ' S NF , F, Y if ' 1-- - V L, :- in 5 -:' HIE P IIFECT H0 . s , v, ,, '. f'iThere is a moment lovers seek foreverg QF1., Always beyond it lies, in days to be: It is the perfect hour of love that never The hands shall hold,-that only the mind can see Yet, undismayed, in every lover's being, The hope lives on to seize it in its flightg Deep in his heart each lover dreams of seeing Somewhere the perfect dusk, the perfect night. XVe, who have found in love so deep a rapture, Let us not rest until that goal be Wong Let us arise from ecstasy to capture The dream beyond. Let not love's search be done Till we have found, deep-buried like a flower Somewhere in the heart of time, that perfect hour. -ANDERSON M. SCRUGGS, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Qlirom Holland's Magazinej 78 , V , ' f.' X is EEE v f 'Q .Q I W l A by i 76 Army Army A Army Navy Army Army Apmy Army Navy Army Army FRED LITTLETON SMOTHERMAN Smut S1152 Lu G-range, Ga. KERBY WRIGHTLIAN STARR, JR. Twinkle A E A Newman, Ga. EDWIN LEGGETT STIZRNE Blue KPQ Albany, Ga NVILLIAM DONALD STONE frBilIyu A E A Raleigh, N. C. BERNARD FINLEY SXVAFFORD 3 xlr np Atlanta, Ga JAMES WILEY T1-IoMAsoN E if fb Midway, Ala ELBERT MADISQN Ursi-mw Upskirt College Park, Ga RANSEY WEATHERSBEE, JR. XII Q Wilmington, N. C MITCTIELL BERRY WELLS KI' S2 Canton, Miss BENNXE LEONIDAS WILKEIKSON, JR. x11Q Miami, Fla GEORGE GALLANT XVINTERS TFRQIIJJ XVyckoff, N. J VVALTER FREDWICK XVOODNVARD ffwultfi Salisbury, N. C. FLOYD LESLIE. VVORSI-IAM, JR. E xl! Q3 Anniston, Ala. Army Army Army Army .Army Army Army Navy Army Navy Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army SAMUEL SEELYE MERIXVETHER, JR. NI' S2 Mon rgomcry, Ala. CHARLES MOIKRIS MILLER Murphy, N. C. JoHN THOMAS MIZE Tom Land rum ERNEs1' C1.EvEI.AND MOIRRIS Ernie Forest City, N. C. CI-IARLIE VIESTUS OuzTs Tcnnille, Ga. GEORGE EDWARD PALMER Duck - E xlf 113 Allendale, S. C. ROBERT ARTHUR PAULSON ftB0b7J Wasliington, D. C. ROMULUS ALEXANDER PITTMAN rrR7l'Ill7IIjV,, Xlffl Jackson, Miss. DANIEL FRANK RENTZ A E A Coconut Grove, Flu. OIKLAND LEETE RICE C'biuk NIIQ Jasper, Alu. JAMES CHARLES RITZ Professor Williaxnson, NV. Va. HENRY HERBERT RODGES Zom12ief' A E A Acmore, Ala. DAVID WALTER SEIFERT, JR. - DutclJ A E A WcldoI1, N. C. CLARENCE NEILL SHERRILL, JR. Charlotte, N. C. RICHARD BYRD SHERRILL W9 Birmingham, Ala. ROMULUS SKAGGS, JR. Rom Thomasville, N. C. CHARLES HOMER SMITH C'harlie Brookhaven, Ga EDWARD LEE SMITH Pcacbes', A E A Covington, Ga Army Army Navy Navy Navy Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army DUDLEY CAsTLEEERRY PTAYS ffAbiw E xIr cl: San Antonio, Texas JOSEPI-I RAYMOND I'IENSCl-IEN QFRHQIU Oakland, Fla. JOHN ROBERT l'lES'l'ER rrB0bbyu Savannah, Ga. WILLIAM BARNEs PIILI. UBHPJ Zanesville, Ohio PETER OSEORNE HOLLIDAY, JR. Pete Macon, Ga. ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSON HAI!! Rosetta, Miss. NOLAN LEXVIS JOHNSON nslilggtfu v Columbus, Ga. WILLIAM WILSON JOHNSON, JR. - trjacku A E A Abbeville, S. C. ROY LYMAN JONES Coon E: xI1 :Im Atlanta, Gu. CLAYTON XVALTER IQELLY Walt - Washington, D. C. ROBERT BRUCE KENNEIKLY Columbia, S. C. O1-IN MONROE KING R. J rejackn Atlanta, Ga. ROWLAND WILLIAM KING A 2 A Nbtasulga, Alu. JAMES L. KIRKLINND, JR. Iiumry', XPS? Gainesville, Fla. PAUL MICHAEL LEYDEN ffH0tJl A E A Anniston, Ala. ROBERT LEE LITTLEFIELD, JR. Ben Hill, Ga. ROY FRED NIACK Chewy A SZ Miami, Fla. SAMUEL I'IERBERT NIASSEY, JR. Sam, C001z', XPS? Smithfield, N. C. ,l I. A ,gin 5329. l li me A I Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army MARVIN ELLSWDRTI-1' DREXV Talionia Park, Maryland XVILLIAM FRANCIS DUNCAN Bill Pageland, S. C. Louis JUSTUS DUPILEE frRel17J E: XII cf: Kinsron, N. C. DAVID JACKSON EVANS E xlr II: ' Albertville, Ala. JOHN WILLIAM EZZELL will XI' Q Concord, N. C. CHARLES WILLIAM FAIN, JR. Brolber A E A Daytona Beach, Fla. ROBERT BANKS FITZGERALD E4 xI11Ix Pelham, N. C. ROBERT ELL5VUOR'l'H FRANKLIN ff ,I Bob .... Takqma Park, Md. DONALD CHARLES GERDES Don Sterling, Ill. JOHN T1-IONIAS GILBERT III P J! Greenville, S. C. LENIUEL JOSEPH GLAZNER rrLL'7ll,, E: xlr :Ir Jacksonville, Ala. CLYDE ALLAN GRAM, JR. NI' Q Rarnseur, N. C. HENIXY GOLD A SZ Raleigh, N. C. FRANK ELAM GORE .pg 9 Plant City, Fla. CHARLES H. GRAY CbarIic ABQ Quincy, Fla. HENIKY CRAIG HARRELSON NFIHIIJ, II' Q 1 Clierryville, N. C. MEIKLE GLEASON HARRIS Indianapolis, Incl. Army Army Army Army Army Army Army CHARLES VANCE ADERNETHY Roll Call E' iff 113 Forest City, N. C. WILLIAM ACKERJNIAN, JR. ffBiIlU Meridian, Miss. .ALBERT CLARENCE ADAMS RAI!! xIr Q Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES ALLCOTT HOT!! AZfA Talladega, Ala. LOUIS, JAMES ATKINS ' Blountscown, Fla. KENNETPI AIlTl'IUK BEIICK Atlanta, Ga HAROLD B. Bxclioxv Bick AQ Miami Bench, Fla CHARLES HOWARD BROOKS, JR. Charlie fl' S2 Macon, Gn. ANSLEY GIDDENS BROWN TofIgie xl! Q Gadsden, Ala CARL FREDERICK BROWN, JR. Fred XII Q Knnnnpolis, N. C. ROBERT Louis BUNNEN fflxobh Pensacola, Fla. ELMEIR W. BURNETTE, JR. xIrQ Tarpon Springs, Fla XVINGARD WILLIAIVI CARTER, JR. I Duck 'RTI Q Bnrnwell, S. C VANDER FRANKLIN CI-IAMEERLAIN LilHe Slick A E A Yadkinsvillc, N. C. PITMAN BORON CLEVELAND ffpifv il' Q LaGrange, Ga. JOE NIILTON COLLINS A E A Smyrna, Ga. MALVIN BERNARD COOPER Mal A Q Parrish, Ala. JOE GEORGE CIKOWELL A E A Hoquiam, XVashington FRE HMA IIFFIUER I-I. C. HARRELSON . . '. President L. J. DUPREE . . . Vice-Presidevzt M. B. COOPER . '. Trezzswer' M. B. WELLS . . Secretary f FRESIIMA HI TIIRY TI-IE FRESHMAN CLASS of 1942 started off with a bang. Everyone was going along easily until the examination schedule was posted, then we began to buckle down to ac- quire knowledge. The first quizzes left us bewildered, but we managed to get through them, some with our heads just above Water. Before the year got well under way, the professors again caught us nappingg they graded our lab work. Realizing now that, summer or no- summer, we were actually back to school, most of us began to work in earnest to keep up with the demonstrations and to get our teeth in on time for Dr. Mizell. Some of the men in the class who have scored a hit for their outstanding ability are as follows: J. A. Henschen, an artist at patching and mending plaster teeth, Wylie Thomason, an occasional visitor to the lecture hallg Pete Holliday, the fastest man in the lab, and Jack Evans, who keeps Lam Glazner worried as to what his next joke will be. Jimmy doesn't know how close he came to being sent to the State Board of Health. He also usually causes a riot when he asks a question in class. We are glad to have in our class such men as Frankie Rentz, Jack Johnson, and A1 Adams, who just escaped Medical School to fmd the chosen profession. Jack has his 450 angle. Will the person who has Hanau flask No. 3700 please return it to Frankieg he has been looking for it all year. . ,tx-. , . Now that the class has been properly introduced to the dental profession, we are ready to push forward to see what that big sophomore year has in store for us. By DUDLEY C. HAYS. 70 x i J. W fx. 1 x - K -, X 3. 'N 3 F as 4: .A 5 ,411 4:1 dl fmt ,y ,0 Wlhwu .V K I t a. . X 1 .A J ,,1g:' -- xx ' fi' ' 'WWW ,, - ,A . ..-. H9 an 4 '?.af:as1f7 ' 4 lf' Army Army Army Army Navy Army ovuomron cms Romain' FENXVICK VAsoN, Hen A PJ A Emory. Tallahassee, Fla JOHN LEE WATERS E xl: 413 University of Miami. Vienna, Ga T1-monoals FRANKLIN WEANT A E A Catawba College. Spencer, N. C JOHN Oscmx AVILSON NVofforcl College, 13.5. Degree. Spartan, S. C SAMUEL DEAN WOOTEN A E A Marion Institute. Daytona Beach, Fla JDHN XVILLIAM YARBIKOUG1i, Bill E: xlr 111 Mercer. Macon, Ga. JOHN W. ZETTERGXVER, jake 'E XI' ID, A 2 Georgia Teachers College Dublin, Ga. U CL is s FRED ALTON ROACH X111 University of Texas. Army Nederland, Texas WILLIAM FRANKLIN ROBINSON Emory Junior College. Army XVakulla, Fla. A rmy Army Army Army Army Navy Army Army Navy Army PERCY CREIGHTON RODNVELL, JR., Rod XVake Forrest College. Charlotte, N. C. ERNVIN JERO'ME ROSE, E, I. A Q, T E 115 University of Florida. Miami Beach, Fla. CURTIS ELREE RUTLEDGE, JR., Rui A E K Southwestern Louisiana Institute. Bunkie, Ln. GEORGE WOOD SAPP, SnjJpo Emory Junior College. Dalton, Ga. ERNEST WAYNE SATTERFIELII, Sluts Southern junior College Greenwood, S. C. JAMES Lewis SMITH, 'rH0ll7Itl,, A E A Emory junior College. Concord, Ga. STOKES JEROME SMITH A E A High Point College, A.B. Degree. High Point, N. C. SCI-ILEY D. SNELLINGS, Slick A E A University of Georgia. Columbus, Ga. GROVER CLEVELAND STOWH, JR. A E A University of North, Carolina. Gaffney, S. C. ROBERT SIDNEY STRICKLAND, Bob Emory Junior College. Fort Mend, Fla. ROBERT XV. TPIOMAS E: R11 QI! University of Florida. Tampa, Fla. EDNVARD LANK THOMPSOIN, Eddie A E A Marion Institute. Daytona Beach, Fla. CHARLES SIIMMEY TUGGLE, JR., Elmer XPQ, 2 N Emory. Stone Mountain, Ga. 67 Army Army Army Army Army Navy Army Army Army Arm y 0I'll0M0ll JAMES WILLIAM NEXVMAN, JR., Jimmie A 2 A, H K 'If Oglethorpe University. Atlanta, Ga PAUL HOOPER NICHOLS KI' Q, KA Emory. Atlanta, Ga COLIN PORTER OSBORNE, JR. A E A Guilford College. Southern Pines, N. C RAYMOND PIAROLD PARKS, Taffy Exif-11, KE University of Alabama. Decatur, Ala. HOPE HARVEY PAYNE, I-Iojfclussn NI' Q, EX Emory and University of Georgia. Atlanta, Ga. ROXVLAND SEAMAN PIKE University of South Carolina, B.S. Degree. Columbia, S.' C. FOREST CHESTER PORT Madison College. Morganton, N. C. ROBERT 'CAL1-IOUN POWELL, JR. l A E A, Z X Emory. Trion, Ga. HARIKY CORNELIUS PUND, JR., Peter A E A Junior College of Augusta. Augusta, Gal. R. HUNTER RACKLEY Millen, Ga. GEORGE ROANOKE RANDOLPH Madison College, R.N., B.S. Degree. Mt. Vernon, Tenn. VVILLIAM ZERKLE RAY 3 xl: qs Meridian Junior College. Meridian, Miss. CURTIS CLEVELAND REDING University of Alabama, A.B. Degree. , Courtland, Ala. JESSE MCMILLAN REED, Muck University of Alabama: iBay Minettc, Ala. BARBARA ELLA REEVES, Baby Birmingl1am-Southern, B.S. Degree. Birmingham, Ala. 66 UL JOHN JACOB LAUTEN, Inkc', Guilford. NHVY Madison, N. -C I'IULON T. LAxvsON Emory, B.A. Degree. Morvcu, Ga. VVALTER I'IlLL Lrsvm University of Georgia. AFWY LaFayette, Ga JOHN C. LINTER Columbia Junior College. Takoma Park, Md. DAY'ID LOVEMAN , Miami University. Afml' Miami, Fla JAMES BLANIZHE MCLAIN AE A Emory. A1'mY Perry, Fla. R. I'IARLEY IVIACKINTOSI-I . . Clemson. Navy Rock Hill, S. C. LEE B. NIALONE E X Emory. Army Acluntn, Ga. THONIAS Oiuus MASSEY, Mull Cat Exp cl: Ellisville Junior College. Navy Bay Springs, Miss. ROBERT .ARNIITAGE MAY KI' Q, E A E University of Mississippi. ' Navy Jackson, Miss. OSCAR CARL NIEISSNIZR, Carl Madison College. Army Jackson Heights, N. Y. JAMES VERNON MITCHELL E XI' fb, E 111 E Wake Forest College, 13.5. Degree. Army , Fairmont, N. C. . Joi-IN ROBERT MOREZKIAXN , A E A, fb A S2 Emory at Oxford. ' Navy West Point, Ga. Vicroxc CAlxL1L1: MORGAN, Vic Imager, NV. Va. THOMAS J. NEAL A E A Georgia Teachers College. - Navy A Thomson, Ga. 65 IIPIIUMURE WILLIAM BEELAND HOPKINS, Rozl11ey NI' Q, K A Emory. Army Greenville, Ala SAM W. HOSKINS NI' Q Mississippi State College. Army Midnight, Miss RICHARD WILLIAM HUGIiES, JR., Dick - E NI' QD, K A Wake Forest College. Navy Savannah, Ga. B. W. HUME Los Angeles, Calif. CLYDE HAMILTON JARRETT YI' Q Mars Hill and Wake Forrest College. Army Andrews, N. C. ROYAL FLAGG JONAS, Roy E A M University of Alabama. Navy Miami Beach, Fla. CHARLES CHANDLER JONES E II' Q Emory. Army Valdosta, Ga. DON D. JONES A E A Emory. Army Decatur, Ga. ROBERT MORRIS- JONES University of Alabama. Army Prattville, Ala. JOHN E. KILLEN Louisiana State Normal College. Miami, Fla. ALBERT C. KOPPEL JOSEPH MILLARD KORNEGAY XPS? Mars Hill College. Army Smithfield, N. C. JAMES BENNETT LANCASTER, JR., Jimmie A E A, II K 411 Furman University, B.S. Degree. Navy Greer, S. C. JULIAN CURTIS LANE Georgia Teachers College, B.S. Degree. Navy Statesboro, Ga. HAL F. L. LATIMER, LnzIr1y Columbia Junior College. North Digliton, Mass. 64 UL Army Army Army Army Army Navy Army Army Army Army Navy Navy Army' Army ASS JOE DILLARD COOLEY xl: Q LENWOOD DEAN COLE, Len University of Alabama, B.S. Degree. Lineville, Ala. Middle Georgia College. Waynesboro, Ga. WILLIAM LUNUS COOLEY, Bill EA xl: :II Marion Military Institute. Boaz, Ala. JALXES KENNETH DAVIS, Kan A 21 A Citadel. Delray Beach, Fla. GEORGE EDWARD DERLE A E A University of AGeorgia. Corclele, Ga. EDWARD Home DOBSON, JR. I XII Q Furman University. EDDIE C. DURANT E II' 111 Clemson College. Gaffney, Sumpter, BYARD FALLS EDWARDS, Ed EI II' 'If ' Lenoir Ryne. S. R. ELLETT LUTHER J. ERWIN Auburn. FELIX PRESTON FUDGE E111 111, II K CIP S. S. C. C. Lawncl ale, N. C. Crossvillc, Ala. University of Georgia, Emory. Colqui CHARLIE PRESTON GQDWIN A E A Wake Fnrcst, B.S. Degree. Ahoskie, RICHARD HARRIS GRAHAM, Squire A E A Davidson. Elkin, GEORGE CHARLES I-IADDAD E NI' KI! University of South Carolina. Chester, FRANK Hnwums, Hank Wake Forres t. .63 Forest City, tt, Ga. N. C. N. C. S. C. N. C 0Pll0ll'l0IlE CHARLES Ross ADAMS, JR., Cl:mrlie KI' Q, X 11' Emory and University of Georgia, President of Sophomore Class. - Army Atlanta, Ga. JAMES FIELDEIL ALLRED, ji11z11zie A E A Emory, A.B. Degree. Navy Fort Myers, Fla. MOIlVzXL KENT ARTRESS, Val Columbia Junior College. Army Takoma Park, Maryland EDWARD UTLEY AUSTIN, Ed Nl! Q, Z3 N University of North Carolina. Navy Raleigh, N. C. EDGAR XVILSON BARKSDALE, Ed Emory. Army Macon, Ga. JOHN' BATA, JR. Washington Missionary College, B.A. Degree. Army Toledo, Ohio WILLIAM BERNHARD BELLQIS XI' Q, II K A Wake Forrest. Navy Wilniington, N. C. J. Russeu. BLACKWELL Q E1 NI' ff' Meridian junior Collcgc. Navy Duffee, Miss. ROBEIXT DEVOE BLANC g A 2: A St. Petersburg junior College. Navy St. Petersburg, Fla. HAIIOLD BOOK S,l7eefI Demon A Q Biltmore Junior College and University of Tennessee. Army Asheville, N..C. RALPH FREDERICK BRADY University of Georgia. Army Columbus, Ga. ROBERT EDWIN BRADY University of Georgia. Army Columbus, Ga. WILLIAM TI-IoMAs BUCHANAN, Buck Columbia Junior College. Oshawa, Ontario, Canada NV. T. BURNS OWEN L. CocI-IRAN A E A University of Alabama. Army Albertville, Ala. 62 IIPIIIIMUIIE UFFIUER CHARLES R. ADAMS . . President J. W. ZETTEROWER . . Vice-President J. B. LANCASTER . . Secretary R. F. JONAS . . Trefzsm-e1- ,J V ' ,w X 0I'H0lVI0llE CLASS HITURY On the morning of June 17, 1942, a group of weary-eyed and open-mouth sophomores gathered downstairs in the sophomore laboratory for a general check on their equipment. We were glad to be back again, and instead of being lonesome, homesick, and unin- terested, we were anxious to begin our work. We had not been in the laboratory long until we were making band crowns: How often we burned them up and lost our religion! After we had finished plugging the gold foil, and the root canals had been filled, we felt as though our sizes for the white clinic jackets should be taken. We appreciate the help our professors and instructors have so kindly given us this year. We shall never forget the lessons of Dr. Jaynes on how to fry successfully the human Finger in selected spots. To Dr. Sturdevant we are indebted for the Sturdevant casting technicf' We shall always remember Dr. Huff, with Dr. G. V. Black. Although the past two years have been difficult and tedious, We know that our time has been well spent. Now that we have completed the initial half of the road to the goal of D. D. S.,', we are looking forward to seeing every classmate at his best when we begin next year in the clinic. T. O. Massey. 60 A ru-V n uv -. I ww ' ' H' Wu lu H w Q x V 4 L HH W1 .1 ., M 3. W H VVHHHH xw' if-'n. ' W' uw 5 ' v . ' ' w' w uw I JU lllll GLASS DILLARD CALHOUN WARD Flash Predental at Emory, B.A. Degree, Sigma Chi. Army Atlanta, Ga. CLEM H'ARRIS WATSON YI! Q Predental at University of Floridag Alpha Tau Omega. Army Tampa, Fla. FRANK TAYLOR WEBSTER YI' -Q Predental at Wake Forest, Lambda Chi Alpha. Navy ' Madison, N. C. BYRON GIBBS WILSON Big Operator of Climic No. 2 Predental at University of Tampa, Duke and University of Tennessee. Army Tampa, Fla. HOUSTON W1LsON Predenral at University of Alabamag Delta Tau Delta. Army Tuscaloosa, Ala. CARL BAGLEY WOLFE NC. BI!! A 2 A Predenral at Guilford College, B. S. Degree, Treasurer, Delta Sigma Delta, 3 3 Vice-Presi- dent Class, 2. Navy Greensboro, N. C. 58 CLASS GEORGE FRANKLIN SMITH E 'I' 'ID Predental at University of Chattanooga, Beta Kappa, Assistant Business Manager of ASO- DECOAN, 3. Army Chattanooga, Tenn. HEIKBERT SMITH Mole, The Eyej' or Hook NI' Q Predental at University of N. C. Army Rocky Mount, N. C. WILLIAM THOMAS SMITI-I, JR. Bill 'Il Q Predental at University of Georgia, Phi Delta Theta. Army Tifton, Ga. FLEMING I-IOLT STONE A 2 A Predental at University of North Carolina. Navy Raleigh, N. C. GLENN ARNOLD SUTTON Sui Predental at Columbia Junior College, Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3. Navy Collingswood, N. J. ERNIE CARL THEISS Predental at E. M. Collegeg B. S. Degree. Army Milwaukee, Wis. LEONARD SHAW TURNER ffpetell Predental at Florida Southern College, Lambda Chi Alpha. Miami, Fla. GEORGE WILLIAM VANN Predental at Birmingham Southerng Lambda Chi Alphag Basketball, 1, 2, 3. Army Birmingham, Ala. ASODECOAN 57 .IU I0 ROBERT WESLEY RINGER ffBob,l St. Joseph, Mich. HUNTER MARSHAL ROBERTSON ffBud37 Predental at Emory at Oxford. Brooklet, Ga. JOHN THOMAS RODGERS, JR. Durham, N. C. ARTHUR MARSTON ROSE NAT!!! A T Q Predental at University of Florida, Tau Epsilon Phi. Army Miami Beach, Fla. MRS. VEDA SANDERS SHERARD Preclental at University of Tennessee. Clinton, Tenn. JAMES HARDIN SHERARD, JR. ji1nmie A 2 A Predental at Clemson A. 8C M. College, Tyler of Delta Sigma Delta, 35 Vice-President Stu- dent Body, 35 Vice-President Student Coun- cil, 3. Navy Abbeville, S. C. ALVIN ABRAHAM SURE rrAlv A Q Predental at University of North Carolina, Scribe Alpha Omega, 1, 25 Softball, 1, 2, 35 Basketball, 1, 2. Army Bethal, N. C. DOWILL WILBERT SMITH Burley A 2 A Preclental at High Point College Navy High Point, N. C. THEI943 56 CLAS JOI-IN C. NAGLIE A E A Predental at Furman University. Army Greenville, S. C. N. R. NIcI-IoLs Nick E III 111 Predental at Auburn, Phi Delta Theta, Soft- ball, 1, 2, 35 Football, 1, 2, 3. Athens, Ala. JOE SAM PALMER Predental at Clemson, B.S. Degree. Army Allendale, S. C. WILLIAM THOMAS PARRISH Tee Predental at Howard, Pi Kappa Phi. Ashford, Ala. HAROLD F. PRESTON, Jn. Predental at John B. Stetson University. Melrose, Fla. EUGENE CLEMSON PROCTOR A 2 A Predental at Furman University, Assistant Art Editor ASODECOAN, 2. Army Conway, S. C. P. C. PURVIS Pinckney E II' 111 Predental at Univ. of N. C., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Class Historian, 2. Navy Fairmont, N. C. WILLIAM THOMAS RICHARDS Bill III Q. Predental at Emoryg Alpha Tau Omega. Army Lakeland, Fla ODECOAN 55 .lll lllll JOSEPH JOHN MocK AEA Preclental at University of New Hampshire, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Navy Belmont, Mass. WILLIAM DANIEL MooRER BiIl,' 'S III 112 n-1 Predental at Gordon Military Collegeg Treas- urer Xi Psi Phi 25 Softball, 1, 2, 3. Navy Eufaula, Ala. MARY LYNN MORGAN Jacksonville, Fla. JAMES Env:-'ARD MosER Jimmie 'II S2 Preclental at The Citadel, Sigma Alpha Epsilong Vice-President Class, 1. Gastonia, N. C. HOWARD WILSON MCCALLE Mac A E A Predental at Mars Hill College and University of North Carolina. Army Spruce Pine, N. C. DANIEL EUGENE MCCARTY ffMaC.7J Predental at University of Alabamag Sigma Nu. Army Dothan, Ala. ALLAN LAMAR MCLEOD ffMaC,1 WI! Q Predental at University of Alabamag President Class, 35 Pan-Hellenic Council, 35 Student Council, 3. Navy Jackson, Ala. JAMES ALBERT MCMILLAN, JR. ffjimmyil III Q Preclental at Clemson. Bamberg, S. C. THEI943 54- CLASS CHARLEY WILLIAM LOIQEY, JR. Predental at Sewanee, Phi Delta Theta, Assist- ant Art Editor ASODECOAN, 3. Navy Birmingham, Ala ROLLIN ELLIOTT MALLERNEE ffR0Ilyl, Predental at Columbia Jr. College, Treasurer Class, 3. Battle Creek, Mich. ROBERT MORRISON MARGESON, JR. Rapid Robertv WI' Q Preclental at Middle Georgia Jr. College, B.S. Degree. Navy Atlanta, Ga. HORACE HILL MARPLE MW Predental at Columbia Jr. College. Army Takoma Park, Md. ALBERT FRANKLIN MARTIN Port 'E III CID Predental at Millsaps College, Pi Kappa Alpha. Navy Aberdeen, Miss. ALLEN MURPHY MARTIN Coach E 'If CI: Predental at Mercer University, A.B. Degree, Phi Delta Theta, Vice-President Class, 3. Army Sebring, Fla. SAMUEL MARK MASSEY fl'Red!J 'E 11' Q Predental at Mars Hill College, Football, 1, 25 Softball, 1, 2, 3. ' Bay Springs, Miss. JESSE MITCHELL, JR. Predental at University of Florida. Army Jasper, Fla. SODECOAN 53 JU I0 HARRY BUCHANAN JOHNSTON, JR. More Predental at Wheaton College, B.S. Degree, Assistant Business Manager ASODECOAN, lg Student Council, 3. Navy Atlanta, Ga. GEORGE CECIL JONES A 2 A Predental at Emory at Oxford. Army Old Town, Fla. THOMAS STRATTON JOWNES, JR. Tee or Little Zombie YI' Q Predental at David Lipscomb College. Army Russellville, Ala. CLYDE HENRY KESINGER Kc'ssy Predental at Florida Southern, Lambda Chi Alpha. Miami, Fla. DAVID DEWITT KING NIIQ Predental at Davidsong Pi Kappa Phi. Army Lumberton, N. C. HAIKOLD NORMAN KLASER Predental at Emory, Sigma Nu. Atlanta, Ga. H. RICHARD LARSON Dicle,' Predental at Columbia Jr. College. Mt. Jewett, Penn. HUGH EDWARD LEE Tillie 5 111 fb Predenral at Emory. Army Leesburg, Ga. THEI943 52 ULASS RUBEN PERSHING GROOM Ruben Predental at University of Florida, A.A. Army Tallahassee, Fla. WILLIAM STUART HARIRIS Predental at Florida Southern. Army Bee Ridge, Fla SAMUEL TURNER HART Predental at Lees McRae College. Army Mooresville, N. C. STANLEY MITCHELL HASTINGS Predental at Emoryg Sigma Pig Student Coun- cil, 35 Football, 1, 25 Softball, 1, 2. Army Atlanta, Ga JOSEPH ALGO I-IICKEY ffj'0e!.l Predental at Emmanuel Collegeg A.B. Degree. Elnora, Ind. HUBERT HAIVIILTON HUNNICUTT, Jn. Honey Predental at Emoryg Sigma Nu. Army Atlanta, Ga SAM H. ISENHOWER E WI' CI? Predental at University of North Carolina. Conover, N. C. NUMA CLAYTON JOHNSON, JR. Predental at High Point College. Army High Point, N. C A S O D E C O A N 5 I JU Illll CONRAD BOWERS FRITZ Predental at Lenoir Rhyne College, A.B. De- greeg Secretary Class 1. Army Hickory, N. C. WILLIAM BURCH FULLER Bill Predental at Emoryg A.B. Degreeg Sigma Nu. Army Newnan, Ga. ALVIN FREDERICK GARDNER ffAl!J AQ Predental at University of Alabamag A. A. Army Miami Beach, Fla. HELEN ELAINE GARRETT Predental at Alabama College, A.B. Degreeg Secretary Class 2. Birmingham, Ala. T. E. GILLILAND 117 Q Delhi, La. DONALD' ARTHUR GOODALL ff D Ona: WI' Q Predental at Auburng Phi Delta Theta. Navy V Gadsden, Ala. LoUIs BERNARD GOLDBLATT NLOUIJ A -Q Predental University of Connecticut. Army Norwich, Conn. LESTER GRETENSTEIN ffG,ret!J A Q Predental at College of Charleston, Tau Epsilon Phi, Vice-Chancellor of Alpha Omega, 3, Pan- Hellenic Council, 2, 35 Basketball, 1, 2, 3g Football, Softball. Army Charleston, S. C. THEI943 50 CLASS WILLIAM N. DAvIs Predental at Morehead College. Inverness, Fla. MARVIN E. D1cIc Predental at Madison College. Army LaHarpe, Kansas JAMES LEE DICKENS Predental at South Georgia College and Mercer University. Navy Fitzgerald, Ga. JOHN DOLL Eddie Predental at Columbia Jr. College. Army Lancaster, Wis. LUTHER EDWIN ELEAZER Mike A E A Predental at University of Tennessee. Army Chapin, S. C. PHILIP DOMENIC FANTASIA Predental at University of Alabama. Watertown, Mass. ROBERT EDWIN FINCH Bob A 2 A Prcdental at Mars Hill Collegeg Football, 1, 2, 35 Softball, 1, 2, 35 Student Council, 2. Raleigh, N. C. C. A. DOZIER Brewton, Ala. fNot in Panelj ASfODECOAN 49 UNIUH A. C. CHILDRESS Predental at Auburn. Loxley, Ala. HENRY FRANKLIN CIVILS Frank Predental at University of North Carolina. Army Cone City, N. C. THOMAS GREENE COLLINS To-In or Shorty E xlf CD Predental at University of North Carolina. Angier, N. C. CHARLES SCARBORO COOKE A 5. A Predental at Walie Forest, Kappa Sigma. Navy Rich Square, N. C. CLARENCE C. COTTRILL B1m',' E YI' 119 Predental at Marshall College, A.B. Degree. Navy Point Pleasant, W. Va. JOHNSTON JOSEPH CRAXVITORD Jackson Predental at Columbia Junior College. Army Lakeport, N. Y. DRUSO DAUBON Predental at Duke University. Army Santurce, Puerto Rico EUGENE M. DAVIS, JR. Doo1llc,' A A Predental at Emory at Oxford, Historian Class, 3. Army Tallahassee, Fla. THEI9 is CLAS MANFRED THOMAS BLANCHARD FFDOCPJ Preclental at Walqe Forest, B.S. Degree. Hobbsville, N. C. JACK L. BOYLES Jittcrbug 'E NI' CID Preclental at Belmont Abbey, Secretary Xi Psi Phi, 3. Navy Dallas, N. C. Enwm SIMPSON BRANNON, JR. Ed Predental at University of Alabama, Secretary of Class, 3. Army Homewood, Ala. JAMES MALQOLM BREWER Preclental at Jacksonville State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Degree. Army Fort Payne, Ala. JOSEPH PAUL BRITTAIN FYI. PII! Preclental at Auburn. Army Oneonta, Ala. AUBIKEY ELLISON BROOKS E XII 'lv Predental at University of South Carolina. Army Columbia, S. C. RUSSELL LUTHER BUSH, JR. Luke NI' Q Predenrnl at Mississippi College, Football. Army Columbus, Miss. JOHN RHODES CARR ffIaCk'IJ Predentnl at Columbia Junior College and Uni- versity of Maryland. Army Washingtoil, D. C. A S O D E C O A N 47 UNHIR GEORGE WILLIAM Aococic, JR. ffBill!1 Predental at University of North Carolina. Army Varina, N. C. ARTHUR N. ANDERSON, JR. WI' Q Predental at Emoryg Phi Delta Theta, A.B. Degreeg Student Council, 5. Army Atlanta, Ga. WALTER PERRIN ANDREWS Predental at Young Harris College and Emory. Army Tucker, Ga. CURTIS IRA ARLEDGE Predental at University of Alabama. Army Vanburg, Miss. FRANK GARRISON ATWATER A 2 A Predental at Davidsong Associate Art Editor AsoDEcoAN, 1. Army Burlington, N. C. LUTHER LAEATTE BARRETT Predental at Emory, A.B. Degree. Army Atlanta, Ga. EARL BEATTY, JR. Predental at Emoryg Sigma Chi. Army Summerville, Ga. PAUL NATHANIEL BIGGERS Predental at Columbia Junior College. Millington, Maryland .THEI943 46 A. L. MCLEOD . . . Presideazt ALLEN M. MARTIN . Vice-Presirlent EDWIN ,BRANNON . . Secretary R. E. MALLERNEE . . Twfecrsu-rm' JUNIIIR DFFIUER 45 UNHIR CLASS HITIIIIY XVe returned to school this year in June seventeenth after less than four Weeks' summer vacation. None of us minded the short vacation because all of us had been dreaming of entering the clinic for two years. The class entered the clinic thankful that we would not have to repeat those long hot hours in the sophomore 'laboratory during the Warm summer months. We hope that in our clinic practice We shall justify the efforts of the men who have guided us into the new fields of dentistry. We thank the instructors for their patience, their willing- ness to help us, and for pointing out our mistakes and Weaknesses. 102 Juniors entered the clinic with. their white jackets on, all slightly nervous about confronting that first patient. Our chair positions probably caused many a smile, but we soon learned, and were all at Work. Q The year is only half gone but many incidents have occurred that will be long re- membered. Most of us have commissions in the Army or the Navy, including Admiral Sam Isenhowerf' Hugh Lee is still as muscle-bound as ever. The Sherard-Sanders case ended with wedding but Veda still does the directing. Jesse Mitchell, A. F. Mar- tin, Jack Boyles, and Pete Mock all have married the girl back home that we have heard so much about. Charlie Cook has proved to be the best man inthe diagnosis sec- tiong he spends at least forty minutes with each patient. Frank Atwater once again demonstrated his ability at stunt night. D. W. Smith and Bill Fuller have gained much popularity by their choice of patients. ' As the year passes the class is becoming more 'closely united. Wfe are helping our- selves by helping each other. There is much to be learnedg but We are Willing, and with the help of the instructors we hope to prove our worth and soon be seniors. Eugene Davis. 44 1 W 1 A 1 1 J 5 ' hwy-ga 11: HQ!! ! 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Swainsboro, Ga. ROBERT YOUNG WITTEMORE, JR. ffB0l7U Predcntal at Louisburg College. Burlington, N. C. JOHN L. YELTON Predental at Mars Hill College. Lawndalc, N. C. 7-A l ,Q .H H 'au ll T ISADOR BENJAMIN TEMKIN CCI B 32 AQ Prcdental at University of Connecticutg Theta Epsilon Phig Historian and 'Scribe of Alpha Omega, 25 Vice-Chancellor Alpha Omega, 3, Chancellor, 43 Pan-Hellenic Council, 3, Treasurer, 4. Army Torrington, Conn. WILLIAM H. TRINKNER ffmzzff Predental nc Union College. Army Indianapolis, Incl. TULLY ROBERT TURK uP'll7ZlZ.i71D E XII Cl? Predcntal nc Auburng Sigma Nug President Xi Psi Phi, 45 President Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, 4. Navy Nelson, Ga. THOMAS TEACICLE UPSI-IUR Prcclentnl at Presbyterian Collcgcg B.S. Degrceg Pi Kappa Alpha. First Lt. Army Sumter, S. C. 'M-Q X -are 94 UL CLIFFORD MAX STURDEVANT rrclipfu Prcdental at University of Nebraska and Emory. Atlanta, Ga. BERTRAN BRITTON STURTEVANT CFB B 27 Predental at Columbia Junior College. Army XVasl1ington, D. C. CLARENCE I-I. J. SWANSON S1ua111zie ' Predencal at Union College. Ute, Iowa. ABRAHAM TEMIQIN fCAbeJJ A Q Preclcntal at University of Connccticutg B.S. Degreeg Basketball Manager, 2, 3. Army Torrington, Conn. JOHN HENRY S1-IUMAT12, JR. rrjackv Prcdcntal at The Citadel and University of South Carolina. Summerville, Gu. TI-IOMAS BLAIR SIMPSON Tommy', Prcdcntal :nt University of Floridag Pi Kappa Phi. Army Jacksonville, Flu. ROBERT LEE SMITH S-milky Prcdentnl at Mars Hill Collegeg Student Council, 2, 35 President Class, 39 Art Editor AsOmzcOAN, 4. Army Kipling, N. C. RICHARD LORING STAPLETON ' ' A E A Predental at Mercer Univcrsityg Sigma Alpha Epsilong Student Council, 4. Army Dawson, Ga. 1 . I , ,V k:i ' ff were 13- '. ,Q 94 CL CLARENCE EUGENE ROBEIKTS Curley E 111 111 Preclcntal at Wake Forests Delta Sigma Phig Vice-President Class, 3, 4, Army V Coats, N. C7 Guino EDMOND ScH1voNE NGUJIJI Prcdental at Ohio State University and Newberry Collegcg B.S. Degreeg Alpha Phi Delta. Army Youngstown, Ohio ARTHUR ERNEST SHAW, JR. Predenral at University of South Carolinag Assistant Business Manager ASODECOAN, 2g Treasurer Class, 35 Student: Council, 4. Army Columbia, S. C. FRANKLIN MCCLAIN SHIREY Predental at University of Alabamag Assist- ant Art Editor ASODECOAN, 3. Army Wfinlield, Ala. MORRIS B. PICKENS Predcntal at Howard College. Navy Shetlield, Ala. FRANKLIN PIERCE PRATT, JR. lfT7t17l7jl,, Predental at Catawbag A.B. Degree. Army Salisbury, N. C. CHARLES ARTHUR REDMOND Predental at Mars Hill Collegeg Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Hartford, Tenn. CURTIS S. REID Nyc. sf' Prcdental at Wake Forest. Army Winstolx-Salen1, N. C. 94 IPA: bl? MQW SE IUR C JAKE WILLIAMS NICPIOLS Nick 'If KZ Predental :It Auburng Treasurer Class, Ig junior Master Psi Omega, 43 Member Pan- Hellenic Council, 43 Softball, 1, 43 Foot- ball, 1. Army A Sylncaugu, Ala. Joi-IN HAROLD O,DELL Prcdcntal :It University of Tcnncssec. Army Mt. Hope, W. Va. EDWARD AGEE OWENS Hfessie or Czztfisff, E. 111 III Prcdentzll at Milligan Collegcg B.S. Degree Army Big Stone Gap, Va ROBERT BRITT PARKER Predcntnl nt XVake Forest, Assistant Busi- ness Mrmnger AsonEcoAN, lg Baseball, 1 25 Football, 1, 2. Army Enfield, N. C WILLIAM GORDON MCLEES Bill A E A Preclental at Furman University, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, XVOffllY Master Delta Sigma Delta, 43 Member Pan-Hellenic Council, 4. Army Greenwood, S. C. GEORGE CAMPBELL MIZELL, JR. 'II Q Predental at Emoryg Sigma Alplm Epsiloug Associate Arr Editor ASODECOAN, lg Ed- iror-in-Chief ASOIJECOAN, 44 Grand Master Psi Omega, 4g Member Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, 35 Vice-President: Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, 4. Army Atlanta, Ga. LUTHER JAY MOORE, JR. Predental at Mars Hill College. Army St. Pauls, N. C. CLARENCE JESSE NELSON Preclental at Southern California Junior College. Army Suu Diego, Calif. 94 CL RAYMOND L. LILLY ffRa37f1 Prcdcntal at Ernoryg Kappa Phi Knppag Phi Sigmag Phi Sigma Iotag Secretary Class, 2. Atlanta, Ga. HAROLD JACKSON LOWERY ffslztgn E x11 cIm Prcdcntalat Oglethorpe Universityg Treas- urcr Class, 2. Army ' Cartersville, Ga. DAVID LAXVSON MASSEY, JR. II' Q Prcdcntal at University of Alabamag- Delta Kappa Epsilong Secretary Class, 13 Student Council, 23 Football, 1, Z, 3. Birmingham, Ala. ROBERT SOMERS MOCALL HMM Predental at Wolford College. Army Forest City, N. C. JULIUS FRANKLIN JORDAN Predcntal at Mars Hill College. Navy Timberland, N. C. VERNE FRANKLIN KENIERER Kemp Prcdental at Columbia Junior College. Army Wfrlshington, D. C. GEORGE CLEVELAND KJRKLEY YI' Q Predental at Emory. Army Fitzgerald, Ga. FRANCIS ELMER LANCHE Prcdcntal at Belmont Abbey. Navy New Bern, N. C. l f.: , 4 CQ 94 ANDREXV ARTHUR HENRY Andy or Keyhole University of Floridag Delta Tau Delta. Army Atlanta, Ga. GEORGE LEONARD HILL, JR. Prcdcntal at Oglethorpe University, Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Navy Wlieeling, XV. Va. FRANK ROBERT HUSSONG, JR. !'fB0b!! Prcclental at Columbia Junior College. Army Cnnuicn, N. ANDREW! JEATUS JONES Andy or fem? A E A Prt-dental University of N. C.g Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Navy Vnrinn, N. C FRANK AVEIKY HALL E XI' QD Predental University of Alabama and How ard Collegeg Pi Kappa Phi, Navy Lincoln, Ala. RQBERT P. HAMILTON F001fsy Predcntal at Wake Forest, Softbhll, 1, 2, 3, 45 Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council, 3. Army Morrisville, N. C. C. L. HAMPTON frH017ZlJ,, 'E NI' db Prcdental at Lenoir Rhyne College and Georgia Tecl1g'Vicc-President Class, 25 Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Editor for Xi Psi Phi, 35 House Manager, 4. Galax, Va. IKOYAL LESTER HARRIS Les Lefty Prcizlentnl at Madison College. Army Plainield, N. I. F I w v 94 in mmm li- X l0li CL EDXVARD CARLISLE GILMORE Preclcntal at University of South Carolina, Historian, 39 President Class, 4. Army, Holly Hill, S. C. ORVILLE PERRY GINTER FPO P U AEA Prcclental ar Auburng Theta Clxig Student Council, 43 Softball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 3, 4. Army Piedmont, Ala. A CARI. F. 'HADDOCK Preclentnl at Florida-Southern College. Army 4 Lakeland, Fla. TI-IOMAS LEE I-IAGAN H1u1ep0bl Predcntal at Auburng B.S. Degreeg -Lambda Chi Alphag Business Manager ASODECOAN, 4, Assistant Business Manager, 35 Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4. First Lt., Army Sylacauga, Ala. ,M . .,iw , E N Y V , Y iw! E H 5I.3 'l' ., . I 7 ,y .. ,V -.44 -E' ii i rr x :e:,- - I W V N o- - 1 'i J - a +61 ' fi i ' f n 14, .., I WILTON REEVES GABRELS Gabe A E A Predental at West Georgia College, Emory and WoEordg Treasurer Class, 4. Navy Spartanburg, S. C. Mrs. KITTY MCGUIIKE GAMENVELL Predental at Mars Hill Collcgeg Historian, 1, 2, 4. Sylva, N. C. ROBERT LEE GAMEWELL, JR. WI! Q Prcdcntal at Auburng Pi Kappa Alpha. Army ' Birmingham, Ala. FINLEY GARVIN A 2 A Predcntal at Emoryg President Class, lg Scribe Delta Sigma Delta, 4. Army Decatur. Ga. 194 L Moxuus J. EI-IRLICH, JR. 'Eu' III fb Predental at University of South Carolinng Kappa Alphzxg ViccfPresident Xi Psi Phi, 4, Vice-President Student Body and Stu- dent Council, 3g Softball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball, 1, 2, 35 Member Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, 3, 4L Nnx'y Chester, S. C. CHARLES MARTIN EITEL Cowboy Predental at University of Texasg Secre- tary Class, 4. Army Austin, Texas n ROBERT W. ESPY, JR. fFBObU Preclental at Southern Georgia Teachers Collegeg B.S, Degree, Student Council, 3. Montezuma, Ga. WILLIAM THOMAS EXVING, Jn. ffBill,, XI' Q Predental at University of Florida. Army Orlando, Fla. THoMAs JOSEPH CRITTENDEN YI' Q Prcdcntal at Notre Dame and Miami University. Army Coral Gables, Fla. ALBERT J. DOMINGUEZ nSC'1101',, Predental at University of West Virginia. Guayama, Puerto Rico ULMA FRANCIS DUNBA11 EN11 ID Predentnl at University of Floridag Sigma Phi Epsilong Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Navy Tampa, Fla. JOHN RAYMOND EDXVARDS, JR. 'E XII fb Predcncal at Walcc Forcstg Secretary Xi Psi Phi, 3. Fuquay Springs, N. C. 94 UL ASS JOHN WELLFOIQD CANTRELL Predcntal at Wake Forcst College. Army Boiling Springs, N. C. JOE C. CARRINGTON, JR. 1If Q Prcdental at University of Texas A. 8L M.g B.A. Degree. Army I Austin, Texas WILLIAM GEORGE CI-IAIVIBERLIN Ski15ter Prcdeutnl :nc University of Florida. Army Saint Cloud, Fla. OSCAR HUGPI CI-IAPMAN xl! Q Prcdcntal at Emory at Oxford. Army Forsyth, Ga. l l DOYCE GLENN BRISCOII Predcntal at Al1b1n11 Polyteclmnnc Inst: tute Secretary C1155 3 Nwy Double Sprmgs A n ROBLRT E BRITTAIN Prcdental Howwrd College Army Oneonta A1 THOMAS IRVING Bnooxs Bmlfllc Prcclentnl at Umversxty of Gcorgn P1 Kappm Phi Softlzmll l'ootb1ll Army Colquntt G1 MAX PAUL BURGESS T17LE Bzfe ' KI' Q Prcdentnl at Emory Gcorbn Tech and Umversxty of Georgm Presmdent of Student Body 4 Secret-:ry of Ps: Omega 4 Army Atlanta, Ga M.. 943 ,,,,M! UL CHARLES LAXVRENCE ANDERSON A E A Predental at Furman University, Grand- master Delta Sigma Delta, 45 Treasurer Delta Sigma Delta, 3g Secretary-Treasurer Student Bocly, 25 Secretary Pan-Hellenic Council, 35 Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Army Greenville, S. C. Louis RAYMOND BARROW Predental at Stetson University and Uni- versity of Florida. Army Pensacola, Fla. CLYDE EUGENE BAYS Two P:u ' 11' Q Predental at Oglethorpe Universityg A.B. Degreeg Kappa Alpha Softball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 'Ig Football, 1, 2. Army jackson, Ky. HAL BURTON BELCHER West Virginia A 2 A Predental at V. P. I. and West Virginia University, B.S. Degree, Phi Sigma Kappa, Student Council, 1. Army NVelcl1, West Virginia E Hill UFFICER EDWARD C. GILMORE . . Piresidmzt C. E. ROBERTS . . Vice-President CHARLES M. EITEL . . Secrezfary WILTON R. GABRELS . . Treasurer Elon cuss ulionv THE FALL of 1939 found 82 eager freshmen assembled at the Atlanta-Southern Dental College. Soon we were in the midst of carving teeth, making dentures, repairing dentures, and learning the various materials used in dentistry. Finally, we were taking Hnals and looking forward to another summer vacation. Our sophomore year found us still enthusiastic and happy to have completed our freshman anatomy. This year proved to be a busy one, with much work .to be long remembered. Then came our junior year. The passing from the sophomore laboratory to the clinic was quite a change. Our entrance into the second World War on December seventh made a great change in our educational program, we now were to graduate four months earlier because of having only three weeks for a summer vacation. Our senior year began June 17, 19423 our class having been reduced to 76. After school began, Belcher, Hill, O'dell and Vest left for West Virginia to take the state board. An inspection of our clinic cases proved, according to him, that Brooks did worlds of work. Massey needs a watch with a second hand to time the setting of gold foil. We shall all remember Gilmore's technic and Trinkner,s acrylic. The lack of rubber dams gave us a vague hope of reduced gold foil points,-only to ind we must pack two class II cavities. Some in our class volunteered as air raid wardens. Eitel and Sturde- vant passed out cigars to the class because of the presentation of a baby girl to each of them. Those marrying this year are many, Brittain, Chamberlain, Crittenden, Edwards, Ehrlich, Ewing, Hagan, 'Hall, Henry, Jones, Kirkley, Owens, Nichols, and Swanson. Now that We are nearing the time for graduation, we look back over our four years of dental education, and we see the many people Who have made these years happy and profitable for us. XVe thank each and every one, and especially our instructors for their patience and untiring efforts. Wlien we graduate, many of our class will go into the service in the,Army of the United States tor in the Navy. May we all be a credit to our country, pro- fession, and school. A By IQITTY GAMEWELL. :ln .1 . ,H 20 fin-Q 1 1 wf ,' 1? V391-. ' . f' ' ,ff ' - 7 '? ,' 1' gs-, , , V x xgmsg, A msfmw wswmm wgmmw A Imam mf, . ww ' 1' .5-if 1, , M fggwii Y 25 im,,v ,af E 1 X ,. , ug ,rw rf, fha' PER IINNEL MRS. M. V. JACKSON Registrar and Sectrvfargf to the Dean. ' OFFICE STAFF MRS. N. N. AUSTIN MRS. J. B. GOODIVIAN MRS. H. EDWARD 'TI-IAMES MRs. LEE TURMAN CLINIC STAFF Miss BEATRICE CLEVELAND Miss HELEN CARTER MRS. C. B. CULPEPPER MIRS. R. H. GROOVER Miss SARAH HAXVTHORNE TECHNICAL STAFF - MRs. JOHN KING, R.N. Miss MAIKTHA SHACRELFORD, A.B., M.T., A.S.C.P. LIBRARY STAFF Miss CARRIE L. DAILEY Miss ELIZABETH NICOLASSEN A.B. -V ,ag i' -Rl Uv 1 W 41 15725 z ff ' ' 353.22 f . ,f , A 1 4 W l I ww I 7 6iClfL Zi IRWIN T. HYATT, D.D.S. Associate Professor of Oral Surgery and of Anesthesia. H. D. JAYNES, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Professor of Clinical Orthodontics. HARRY B. JOHNSON, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Associate Professor of Oral Medicine JOI-IN ROBERT JORDAN, JR., B.A., D.D.S. Instructor in the Dental Infirmary. A. L. KING, D.D.S. Associate Professor of Materials Used in Dentistry. R. U. KITCI-IENs, D.D.S. Instructor in Dental Prosthesis, and in the Dental Infirmary. FRANK F. LAMONS, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. Associate Professor of Orthodontics. R. S. LEADINGHAM, M.C., F.A.C.P. Professor of Bacteriology and of General Pathology. A. PIERCE MCDONALD, B.A. D.D.S Instructor in the Dental Infirmary. GERALD MITCHELL, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Professor of Oral Hygiene and of Orientation in Dentistry. J. RUSSEL MITC1-IELI., D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Professor of Dental Economics. ROY D. MITCHELL, D.D.S. Professor of Orthodontics. R. J. 'MARTIN, B.S., Phar. D., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry, Associate Professor of Physiology and of Pharmacodynamics. A. PARK MCGINTY, M.D., QII1 Servicej Associate in Personal Hygiene. J. C. MONACHAN, D.D.S. Associate in Dental Prosthesis. T. H. MIZELL, D.D.S. Associate in Oral Anatomy and Instructor in the Dental Infirmary. WM. PERRIN NICOLSON, A.B., M.D., F.A.C.S. Professor of Principles of Surgery. H. HARVEY PAYNE, D.D.S. Associate in Oral Physiology. W. B. RICHARDSON, B.S., M.S. Associate in Chemistry. ANDERSON M. SCRUGGS, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Professor of Histologyg Associate in Bacteriology and in Pathology. ROY Y. SHAW, D.D.S. Instructor in Exodontia. - PIERBERT W'. SILVERSTEIN, D.D.S. Instructor in the Dental Infirmary. P. A. STEGALL, M.D. Professor of Anatomy. CALVIN B. STEWART, A.B., M.D. Associate in Surgery. ROGER E. STURDEVANT, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Professor of, and Clinical Instructor in, Crown and Bridge Prosthesisg Associate Professor of Operative Dentistry. J. Ross TUCKER, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Professor of Diagnosis and Treatment Planning, and Associate Professor of Operative Dentistry. NOT IN PANEL. T. B. SHARP, D.D.S. Instructor in Dental Ceramics and in the Dental Infirmary. J. O. XVALKER, D.D.S. Instructor in Dental Infirmary. JAY G. WOOD, M.D. Instructor in Anatomy. lb 159 ins pit 11N 1?- iilsif ,Ag- -22158 H,-1 ' 111111 ' 1 11 11 1 111 1 1, 1 9 H H an ig-1 11 1 11111 1111 Egg ' 1 1 11 N1 V 5 11 W an , 1, 1,1 1 1 1 1 Wm!!! N... ,, 113544 1 , X1 111 , wg, as 1 1 V' E1 11 ,,,,, ,Q . 2221 , WEL A 'E' 111 11 'n W, 1 11H111 1 Mfr W. L. BALLENGER, M.D. Professor of Principles of Medicine and Physical Diagnosis. E. L. BANKS, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Associate Professor of Radiography and of Oral Medicine Instructor in the Dental Infirmary. FRANK K. BOLAND, A.B., M.D., F.A.C.S., Sc.D. Professor of Physiology. F. KELLS BOLAND, JR., A.B., M.D. ' Un Scrvicej Associate in Physiology and in Anatomy TI-IOMAS T. BRAGG, D.D.S. Instructor in Partial Denture Prosthesis and in Materials Used in Dentistry. L. B. BROWN, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Professor of Dental Prosthesis, and Instructor in the Dental Infirmary. WALKER G. BROXVNE, D.D.S. , CIn Servicej Instructor in Partial Denture Prosthesis. HOXVARD H. BURKART, D.D.S., P.A.C.D. Professor of Dentistry for Childreng Director of the DELos L. HILL, JR., Memorial Dental Clinic for Chil- dren, Associate in Operative Dentistryg Associate in Technical Composition. CHARLES Davis CAMPBELL, D.D.S. Instructor in the Dental Infirmary and in Materials Used in Dentistry. C. L. CHANDLEIK, JR., D.D.S. Instructor in Crown and Bridge Prosthesis and in the Dental Infirmary. W. EDGAR COLEMAN, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Superintendent of the Dental Infirmaryg Associate Pro- fessor of Dental Prosthesis and of Dental Economics. HARRY A. CRosxvELL, D.D.S. Un Serviccj Instructor in the Dental Infirmary. ROBERT L. DEMENT, D.D.S., F.I.C.D. Professor of Oral Medicine. S. M. EVERITT, D.D.S. C111 Servicej Instructor in the Dental Infirmaryg Instructor in Crown and Briclgework and in Orthodontia Technics. J. K. FANCHER, A.B., M.D., F.A.C.P. Lecturer in Endocrinology. WILLIAM A. GARRETT, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Professor of Oral Pathology. H. J. HARPOLE, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Cln Servicej Professor of Oral Surgery and Instructor in the Dental Inirmary. M. D. Huw, A.B., D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Secretary of the Faculty and Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. JULIUS C. I'IUGI-IES, D.D.S. Un Servicej Instructor in Dental Prosthesis. W. T. HUNNICUTT, D.D.S. Cln Servicej Instructor in the Dental Infirmary. GROVER C. I-IVUNTER, JR., A.B., D.D.S., M.S. Associate Professor of I-Iistologyg Associate in Bacteriology and in Pathologyg Instructor in Oral Anatomy and in Operative Dentistry. J. D. ILIUNTER, D.D.S. Instructor in Dental Prosthesis and in the Dental Infirmary. NOT IN PANEL. DR. TI-IOMAS CONNER, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Professor of Oral Surgery. R. H. FIKE, M.D. Lecturer in Oral Pathology. W. G. HANIM, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.S. Associate Professor of Oral Surgery. JOHN BAKER FITTS, A.B., M.D. Associate in Nutrition. C. WILMERA HUITF, D.D.Sr Associate in Operative Dentistry and Instructor in the Dental Infirmary. I4 RALPH R. BYRNES, D.D.S., F.A.C.D Dean of the College SHEPPARD XV. FOSTER, D.D.S. , F.A.C.D P-lmfsiclemf of the College x, . - xx ,1,A w ...H - - Fi .,,.,mma,,, YH , fag f: Cgqif, 'sn ., l ,-nv ggi H, H: - Hfya , raw f t 4 'umu u mm 1 U. wfgifz .1 ' :.' .IL ' , 51. w- ,u .w. M W , W X. - , , uf 3,Q,,.,.. 15.22 wr' if - ff, Q , . K Q- , N , 522,51 . 41233 1 - Y 5 31 wir vw ugigagg, -41549 Wifi-07' .1 ..-., , ww , ' 'IIE ITAII L There is a kingdom in the mind Wfhere winds of spring forever blow,- NVhere time is reckoned only by The fall of petals and the flow Of Water past 21 sun-flecked stoneg It is a citadel where one May dwell at peace, and dwell alone. Over the deep and distantnplain, pfyf, , ' Faintly flashing in the sun, J p The metal rivers of the World Cross and re-cross, and strange men run QBf','w' Searching for something they have made If In place of something they have lost, X, ' l Wfhere night falls like a sudden blade. Malik-10 I. 5-!4QbY,Q'!k't , ?!!5Z'f,W:?W 52435756.33 ig-gt' I. , ll, , V ,g .y ,slr . Across the summits of the mind X f Impatient footfalls never press, V I 1' For there no wealth is proffered man l 'WWWI' mi 1b7iM,hL?!1,:. Beyond a flower's loveliness, F A L I nlalfc 5 No conquest louder than the still AH ' I Slow march of sunrise through a wood -I I ll 'Z' J- Or night's soft seizure of a hill. 1 I 'Wifi S . , . . e- g ja ' 5' 3Q4m22Z?W19?1v Live selishly Within the mind, ff ' Anwmsvgfilpt l . . -- 1 , ',. t ', A,,..- I-jj Witlm water, wind and sky for bfeadr- ff 'amy K , V For every compromise with life JVWIMQQEGX 'W tif 'fig wi j A thousand dreams are forfeited. -N 'mf ,fl Let paths be few, and dark and thin, ,LJ U And should some stranger find your door, t ,7yIfffff, Look long before you ,let him in. 57 ,gliflilili-L. ll Gill l ' L? If ,if -ANDERSON M. SCRUGGS, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. j - jul 'E 1192! From Rim-al for NIjJsc'1f l QT.. A '1:iir G 'H 1 - ,usd-5X i ix , qw... . , ' qTh M . ll. C ,, 1941. Lni,...'f-ff A sf- ni .19 rg., '-- .Rr 3. pf I e acmi 'ln O D ,fl ,- , , if ,N Ag, ,.-7:1 1 ffll' I WK' -if ,. - A '. .YAI.Nvxq!.,'41 Y I 'I thy. If If-ll' f ffmyif illilfiw it s rf s ' ,.1M1MWff f'fJ ffwjdwdifl ,H I ii cfm , I V ,A ,f r Alwlgeo ' ii- lg 1, 7 B '-4 1 ,W ' 2 .' ' ' 1 f W4 - - fa 'r X f .J f, ' 'illmn x. MM M M155 -ff . 515141 , .,- 1 if . , - ff? r W ' f ff- .. f . AA- , .. f .fy f ,.- ,.- , - -... ,-. I I, ' - - f'1f----- - ' ff - . xf 'J' , ' A X e fs ' 'Za ff ffl -5 i f - e V4 015 AK f I X l We l ff!!! L 11 i , fl ' g ' f , o-vfilfliyw lfl Xyf?rJ5yZ2l'll?9fli- U Qf X ff . X NIS' F ' wwf JZIZAFZW7 pf Q rl W yr f f if -il. I A ' 4 W. K. NAITTEL, '31 B. B. NEELY, '40 R. J. NOBLE, '42 C. D. OATMAN, JR., '35 R. F. OVERSASH, '42 J. R. OWINS, '36 H A. B. OXFORD, '38 DONALD PETREY, '40 J. J. PERPALL, JR., '42 P. A. PETREY, '26 A. O. PILGRIM, '36 E. G. PLUNKETT, '40 A. L. POOVEY, '42 H. L. PREAS, '29 D. A. PRICE, '29 M. D. PURVIS, '29 R. B. RAMSAY, '26 E. A. RAY, '17 H. RENEDO, JR., '38 D. R. RICH, '27 C. S. RIVERS, '29 L. C. ROLLINS, '24 JACK ROSEN, '42 F. S. Roux, JR., '37 R. H. Roux, JR., '37 FRED L. ROWAN, '35 J. M. PEPPER, '28 E. W. PROCTOR, '39 D. P. JORDAN, '29 E. R. MOTLEY, '41 C. ABBEY, '40 G. S. ALMOND, '40 A. M. BAINS, '33 H. L. BAINS, '39 L. M. BLUE, '40 W. G. BROWNE, '36 R. L. CHERRY, '40 C. R. CROOR, '39 P. DIMENSTEIN, '34 W. Y. ELLIS, '42 H. H. FLOYD, '40 Q. - ARM S. J. RUBIN, '34 G. E. SEWELL, JR., '40 B. C. SHARP, '36 W. A. SHEAROUSE, '37 G. C. SHUMAN, '38 W. M. SLOOP, '36 A. J. SMITH, '36 T. L. SMITH, '16 W. L. SMITH, '28 W. W. SNEED, '36 C. A. STEVENSON, '40 W. C. STOUT, '33 H. T. STRICKLAND, '19 J. T. STUKES, JR., '31 R. R. STUTT5, '28 R. F. SULLIVAN, '16 J. E. TINDALL, '37 G. W. TOPH, '36 C. H. TORBET, '40 ARMON TOWNSEND, '33 C. M. TURNER, '38 W. O. VAN BRUNT, '36 T. H. WAITES, '38 B. N. WALKER, '32 O. T. WALKER, JR., '38 F. E. WEBB, '32 Y AVY E. D. GRAY, '36 R. H. GRIFFIN, '28 H. T. HARVIN, '41 J. B. HAYES, '41 T. J. HICKS, JR., '42 W. A. HINES, JR., '31 A. E. HOWELL, '28 J. W. HUGHES, '36 L. J. JERRY, '35 W. H. KEY, '26 D. C. KLEPIIER, '35 R. L. LEWIS, '24 H. A. MARK, '33 BEN M. MARTIN, '41 M. F. MCAEEE, '37 C. W. MCDONALD, JR., '40 H. E. WEISBURI, '35 B. P. WHITEHEAD, '15 F. G. WHITMIRE, '40 H. E. WOODWARD, '35 S. H. YARBROUGH, '32 H. L. YOUNG, '42 C. M. ZATTAU, '35 SAM D. ZION, '39 Branchof Service not on record, but we believe these men are i BEN J. COLEMAN, '25 J. F. GRIGGS, '35 B. C. FORBES, '38 C. W. FORUM, '33 ALTON FLOYD. '36 D. W. EDWARDS, '39 H. E. WOOD, '18 L. S. JONES, '31 H. B. TILLER, '37 D. T. AUTEN, '41 ALLAN DAVIS, '37 J. L. SGHWARTZ, '32 H. C. MANTIN, '35 G. A. BYRD, '32 C. J. DELOAGH, JR., '36 MEREDITH MEAD, '41 S. O. PIRKLIE, '39 R. B. PRAYTOR, JR., '34 FRED ROBINSON, '40 A. C. RODRIGUEZ, '41 MAX DE LA RUA, '36 C. S. SEGREST, '42 F. L. SELF, '41 J. A. STMPSON., '41 H. A. SMITH, '33 BERTH SOBELSON, '41 J. H. STEED, JR., '27 L. A. TATUN, '21 J. M. WOOD, JR., '42 JOHN WYRICK, '35 n the army N. J. AKRIDCE, '32 MAX AUGUSTINE, '37 WM. E. AVERY, JR., '41 GEO. W. BACLEY, III, '32 J. D. BAIRD, '41 C. E. BARR, '42 A. J. BEARD, '34 F. E. BECK, '23 T. W. BETHEA, '33 GEO. T. BIGGS, '40 J. P. BINGHAM, JR., '39 B. B. BISHOP, '24 L. F. BLACKMON, JR., '38 E. C. BLIEM, '25 XVM. H. BOOK, '40 SAMUEL BRADSHAW, '37 W. H. BRISCOE, '40 R. T. BROCK, '42 W. C. BROCK, '31 C. A. BROWN, 36 E. H. BROWN, '38 M. I-1. BROWN, '40 P. W. BROWN, '39 J. W. BROWNLEE, '31 W. A. BUHNER, '32 C. M. BURNHAM, JR., '36 R. T. BYERLY, '33 C. S. -CALDNVELL, '38 E. I. CAPILOUTO, '35 M. E. CAPILOUTO, '40 R. C. CASON, '38 H. J. CIIOATE, '32 J. H. COCKFIELD, '25 R. C. COGWELL, '40 H. COHEN, '33 XV. T. COLQUITT, '30 T. B. CONNELL, '37 D. S. COOK, '32 E. B. COOPER, '31 J. D. CORNWELL, JR., '34 P. E. COTTER, '42 R. A. CRANDALL, '28 D. H. CRAWFORD, '19 H. A. CROSSWELL, '39 XV. E. CURRAN, '32 MCCALL DANIEL, '36 R. D. DAREY, '39 C. P. DAWSON, '33 C. W. DELONG, JR., '40 Q:g f32 ARMY WM. W. DEMERITT, JR., '38 S. DEMMI, '35 BENJ. DOMINCUEZ, '38 B. C. DRUM, '36 P. A. DUNBAR, '33 L. J. DUPREE, '18 H. P. EDMOND, '34 A. B. EDWARDS, '42 C. F. ELDERS, JR., '37 S. B. EVANS, '38 H. M. EVERETT, '37 S. M. EVERITT, '41 W. R. FAIN, '40 C. C. FESTER, '41 W. H. FINCH, JR., '42 F. A. FINLEY, '31 G. B. FOOTE, '32 E. B. FORREST, '23 T. G. FOWLER, '34 J. B. FREEILANI, '36 MORRIS FREEDMAN, '38 J. W. FULLER, JR., '28 C. E. FURR, '37 E. C. GEIGER, '32 N. C. GLASS, '32 FELIX GLICKSTIEN, '37 J. S. GOLDEN, '19 W. W. GRACE, '42 R. E. GOODALL, '39 J. E. GOWAN, '38 H. W. HAGELGANS, '36 P. B. HAHN, '26 J. P. HALEY, JR., '33 A. L. HAMILTON, JR., '40 W. F. HARGROVE, '42 W. M. HARLEY, '40 C. H. HARLING, '32 O. C. HAIKPER, JR., '30 H. J. LIARPOLE, '29 CHAR. HARRILL, '23 R. A. HAWKINS, '26 G. L. HENDRIX, '38 J. L. HENSON, '42 C. F. HERNDON, JR., '39 C. T. HERNDON, '33 J. F. HEWES, III, '38 L. M. HEWITT, '42 W. R. HICKS, '13 J. N. HILL, '42 J. P. HILL, '30 ui un if 4 .Rum I W. C. HODNETT, '40 M. J. HOEEMAN, '37 C. L. HAHENSTEIN, '25 P. B. HOLLIDAY, '19 L. C. HOLSHEUSER, '37 L. C. HOLTZENDOREF, JR., C. M. HOOD, '35 W. B. HOROVITZ, '37 J. L. I'IOWZE, '33 P. R. HUEESTUTLER, '33 JULIUS HUGHES, '33 WILLIARD HUNNICUTT, '38 J. R. IRWIN, '42 J. W. JENNINGS, '42 L. T. JERRY, '35 HARIKY KARESH, '25 J. L. KEY, '25 H. H. KIER, '39 R. C. KNOX, '37 R. L. KUSHNER, '35 J. F. LAIRD, JR., '36 L. W. LANDAU, '35 J. E. LEACH, JR., '33 H. W. LEMASTER, '41 C. P. LEWIS, '21 W. A. LEWIS, JR., '42 Z. I. LIFCHEZ, '37 H. W. MARTIN, '36 J. E. MARTIN, '31 C. B. MASON, JR., '38 J. O. MASSEY, '40 REX MATHENY, '19 K. Y. MAXWELL, '35 W. C. MAYO, '37 S. V. MCCALL, '32 W. L. MCCARTY, '34 C. M. MCFACHERN, '38 J. C. MCGOOGAN, '40 H. S. MCGUIRE, '39 G. V. MCLENDON, '33 P. M. MCNEIL, '32 A. J. MILLS, '18 W. C. MITCHELL, '32 W. W. MOLONY, JR., '26 A. N. MOONEY, '36 M. MOORE, '27 J. D. MORELAND, JR., '38 B. L. MUMEORD, '32 A. J. NAETEL, JR., '38 -- 1' X I X I ttf, V X x X J K Xl Y IIICATIU MAJOR I-IOMER JAMES HARPOLE, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Dr. Jim', is a rnan who is admired and respected by student, instructor, and patient. He is a mild-mannered man who can control a student without making an enemy of him. Dr. Harpole's ability as a surgeon is known to all, but few know that he is also an artist of no little talent. During his student days the ASODECOANS were replete with his drawings, and throughout his as- sociation with the college he contributed many sketches to the book. Dr. H. Harpole was born Nov. 29, 1907, in Maben, Miss. His father, is Dr. H. I. Harpole, Sr., of Maben, Miss, Dr. Harpole graduated from the Maben Consolidated High School in 1925, and entered the Atlanta-Southern Dental College the same year. He graduated here on May 29, 1929, and assumed charge of the newly-created colored clinic in the fall of ,29. Dr. Harpole remained with the school until he was called to the serv- ice of his country in the fall of this year. He is now the Chief Oral Surgeon in the Emory Hospital Unit, Base Hospital No. 43. By the time this book reaches the press Dr. Harpole will be serving somewhere overseasg we hope that his wife, Mrs. Helen Harpole, will be able to get a copy of the 1943 ASODECOAN to him. HR. HUMJI JAMES IIARPIILE I 'MBL 0F U01 ADMINISTRATION A SENIOR CLASS' . . JUNIOR CLASS . S0111-IOMORI3 CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS ACTIVITIES , . SPORTS . . FRATERNITIES . SPONSORS . . ND FACULTY . Book I . Book II Book III . Book IV . Book V Book VI Book VII Book VIII Book IX fi Xu ,.f M ESQ? fy.-.-535-...s..,, In submitting the 1943 edition of the ASODECOAN we make no excuses, but call you'attention to the fact that this is the first edition of the book to cover a summer session of the college. This book carries out no partic- ular theme. It was compiled with the idea in mind of giving the graduates of the first 1943 class an annual they can carry with them to all parts of the World. We hope that no matter Where the fortunes of World War Number Two may carry this class, its members will be able to look back. at the many pictures in this ASODECOAN and recall the four busy and happy years spent in the Atlanta-Southern Dental College.. i ff , A w-F A f K r 00 E I3 0 A Pzpblisloea' ' THE STUDENTS' OF THEQLATLANTA SOUTHERN DENTALLNCOLLEGEW ,. 5 . I ATLANTA, GA. Gizoxkiz C. MIZELL A U THOMAS L. HAGAN3 In Editdr ' ' B1zsineSs1Manager , I-3.l:..111. anmzxz.. n 1... ,..,. 1.1.11 :aim .1. 1..iEHliQE:E52:1 U ' 54351155 Y-... Jar. S252 ....:.11...M1 :Inf . 'Allin ....... amps.: 5512551511-1 1 x....1.. ....,..x 5: ,. EI' 111 51... 'TllI7h11 .1-.1...1 .....,1 1 ...11. ... 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