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

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( tutorial is with mingled feelings of joy and sorrow that we come to the final act in our College life—the issuing of this “Class Record. Joy, that our long-cherished dream has at last come true and that the goal we have striven for so earnestly for the past three years has finally been attained. Sorrow, because of the parting with our dear Alma Mater, and the consequent severing of those ties of comradeship that only three years of college life can produce. Our pride in the possession of the coveted title of D. D. S. is mitigated by the poignant regret at the inevitable parting that now takes place. Until all have actually gone on their separate ways, it is hard to realize that the familiar faces and figures that we have become accustomed to seeing daily in Infirmary, Laboratory and Amphitheatre will perhaps be seen no more in this life. Classmates, Instructors and Professors, who have been such an intimate part of our daily routine, will have gone out of our life forever. As time glides swiftly by and we are scattered to many different points on this old earth, memories of the days that are forever past will cause more than one twang at our heartstrings, and vain longings for their return will haunt us. Turn then, classmates, to the pages of this book, scan the pictures of the old familiar faces and recall incidents perhaps long since forgotten. In this “Class Record. we have striven, however imperfectly, to preserve the main characteristics of the various members of the class and the doings of the class as a whole. Let, then, each man sacredly preserve his copy, to keep dear old memories fresh and be proud of the fact that he was a member of this Grand Old Class of 1915. GEO. J. KF.OWX

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