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

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preface HE mill will never grind again the water that has passed, so likewise the happy days we have spent at P. 1). C. are gone forever, but not to be forgotten. Were this volume ten times as large, its pages would be inadequate to portray the enjoyable moments and pleasant events which have been our environment since entering Philadelphia Dental College. So it is our purpose to present in this “Record” some of the happiness and incidents which have occurred throughout our college career. We trust that all who peruse these pages will accept what is written in the spirit with which it is offered. To satisfy all would be a task quite impossible, for the obstacles and difficulties with which the Board has been confronted must be taken into consideration. The Board wishes to take this opportunity for thanking those who have so kindly contributed to these pages, and also those who have helped us with their advice and assistance. And now that we are about to part for the last time, scattering to all parts of the universe, it is our most earnest desire that, in after years when scanning the leaves of this volume, that they will bring back fond recollections of the years spent together. Leo A Collins, Editor-In-Chief. 1,132.

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Salutation Kind friends, we hand you here our book; Pray take it up and through it look In friendly mood, with kindly eyes, And don't severely criticise. Should all its contents suit your taste. We’ll feel our work has been well placed; But should you find weak points—why—then. Please bear in mind we’re only men. And if your name, perchance, appear Among the roasts, don’t be severe; For what provokes your direst wrath May cause some other man to laugh.

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