Temple University School of Dentistry - Odontolog Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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tCo ibrnrp f rrbcvt 35oom in recognition anti appreciation of fjis untiring efforts m our beijalf this booh is respectfully bebienteb

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Untrniiurliuu us has been allotted the sacred privilege of recording the history of our class—history of three memorable years at the Philadelphia Dental College; years that have strengthened our characters, broadened our minds, and prepared us for our life's work. We can hardly realize that we Ivave come to the parting of the ways—that our toils and struggles for the coveted sheepskin are at an end; that we have reached the goal, and are now prepared for life's battles. While we have labored earnestly and zealously, we have also had our pleasures. Many are the fond recollections and pleasant associations that brighten the memory of our college days. Friendships were made that shall never be forgotten ; pleasures experienced that time cannot efface. The high ideals the faculty have ever tried to inspire within us have taken root: their words of wisdom and their achievements shall be the stepping-stones to our success. Much of our history cannot be recorded in a volume of this size: our aim is to recall more of the pleasant associations and less of the more serious and strenuous part of our student days. We have endeavored to portray faithfully and truthfully the many amusing incidents of our cla-s experience; we have tried to do our work without fear or favor and. should the shoe pinch. we ask that you take no offense, but join in the mirth, accepting it as one of the unenviable joys { ?) of college life. Much credit is due the members of the editorial staff , for their valuable assistance. so cheerfully given; and we take this opportunity to extend our thanks to them, and to other members of the class who have aided in the noble cause; and now. that our student days are over, as we separate to the four corners of the globe, lei us ever remember the griefs and joys of the days at P. D. C. Let us ever keep before us the high ideals and aspirations of our Faculty, and be an honor to our Alma Mater. Though we be a stranger in a strange land, unknown and alone, the memories that these pages recall, of classmates and friends, shall be ample reward for our efforts. There arc moments of life that we never forget. Which brighten and brighten, as time steals away; They give a new charm to the happiest lot. And shine on the gloom of the loneliest day. Oh! friends regretted, scenes forever dear. Remembrance hails you. with her warmest tear! Drooping she bends o’er pensive Fancy’s urn. To tract the hours which can never return.” CHAS. C. EPPLEMAX. Editor.

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HENRY HERBERT BOOM. M.D.