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

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E. J. Melnik, Editor-in-Ckief Wm. J. Harold, Jr, Business Mgr. Leon Sax. Assistant Editor Wesley J. Brandiff, Asst. Editor

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V H E RECORD 19 2 2 It is well to remember that the world owes you nothing. You will receive from the world only in proportion as you make yourself necessary to it. Bear in mind the fact that it is easier to wreck a good reputation, than it is to create one. The results of years of hard toil and honest efforts may vanish in the twinkling of an eye, through some foolish indiscretion. One more important thought, I wish to impress upon you before closing, and that is “don’t cease to be a student.” The fact that you possess a diploma does not in any manner signify that your professional education is complete. The race has just begun and you are but an infant in the scientific world. The duty of your instructors during the past four years has been to place your feet in the proper paths—much as a mother does her infant child—but now you must walk for yourselves. In closing. I can give you no better advice than to repeat the words of Shakespeare “First to thine ownself be true— Then it follows as the night the day— Thou cans’t not then be false to any man.” —CARLTON N. RUSSELL. M.D. D.D.S. I’agc Nine

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Charles Shallcross, Attorney