Ohio State University College of Dentistry - Odontos Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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744 We 70045, ,ww . f X HELEN DE MOV transferred to our Dental Hygiene Dept. from the University of Pennsylvania and will graduate in 1956. DR. JULIAN B. WOELFEL returned to the faculty as prosthetic consultant after two years of military service. 0 W IN MEMORY W , ' X . l'l , , I X.. X . x .X 'l , , ,- X X -. X X lx X XX X Xb X N . x t t 1 Al . 1, 1 i I 1 K!! I lf f ff , f 1, Z f f ,iff ict X SX I A,lv .I 1 t I it lf' X Xxx X5 tx 55. ,wX wt' fl J' W 2 .52 DR. LACY L. TOOTHMAN Instructor, Clinic We 53025 DR. MILTON BERMAN AVAILABLE OSU College of Dentistry fb 1940 -K E Joined the faculty as a 5 5 DR. JOHN E. ALDRICH ciinicai Instructor in , ' sw? Instructor, Orthodontics January, 1955 -tx N N' Died February 10, 1956 . ' ' X ' f 'N .

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SM!! The editors and staff of the Odonzos 1956 would like to thank Dr. Thomas J. McBride for his aid and counsel which have had much to do with the successful and prompt publication of this book. Taking over in General Harperls absence, Dr. Mc- Bride, who was advisor for the Pittsburgh College of Dentistry Yearbook, has done a fine job and we wish hirn and the Odontos staff for next year the best of luck. Sam ra., 7m Me II8 fg Z T :wg 5 T1 aff t i- : -'grfxsa-U-xi -r:i:v:vfsf-egfe--as-I-'-if1 .E'? !'?if5 fff --ia s- ,, a-, I

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-lm THE DENTIST'S PLEDGE By my faith in the spiritual nature of man, under divine guidance, I promise that I will keep this pledge to the best of my ability and judgment. will- practice the science and art of dentistry for the prevention and alleviation of human suffering. In practicing my profession, I will faithfully administer to those in need of treatment or counsel, and will abstain from any word or act which may prove deleterious to their physical or mental well-being. atever I see or hear in my professional relations which ought not to I be spread abroad, that will I not divulge, keeping it secret as in honor bound. I will respect and honor the preceptors who have taught me the science and art of dentistry, and I will requite the precious gift of their devoted teaching by passing on to those worthy of receiving it, that knowle ge of the art with which my teachers have thus endowed me, While I continue to keep this pledge inviolate, may God grant me enjoy- ment of life and the privilege of continuing in the practice of my profes- sion, self- respecting and respected by all men, in conscientious service to humanity. fd E35 l 'lr Q X ' 'WZNSQ' l , II fi