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

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I. NORMAN BROOMELL, d.d.s.,f. a.c.d. DEAN OF THE DENTAL SCHOOL Professor of Dental Anatomy and Dental Histology Twelve

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 CHARLES E. BEURY, A. B., L. L. B„ L L. D. PRESIDENT OF TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Eleven

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To the Class of 1937 I have been requested to inscribe a tew lines for inclusion in your book of memories, and doing so becomes a pleasing task since the relationship between us has been so mutually interwoven with the pleasures and perhaps some of the tribulations so characteristic of modem college life. For the past four years, you have been living in anticipation of what you have now actually achieved, and your hopes are high for the future. You have been privileged to enter a noble profession at a time when your services will be much in demand, at a time when good honest service will be appreciated perhaps more than ever before. You now stand at the threshold of great opportunities rich in the traditions of the service maintained by your predecessors, which service you are called upon to uphold and maintain. You must face the problems with which you may be confronted with self-concentration and fortitude, and if you do these things, success is sure to follow. Keep this fact in mind, that as old and as well established as dentistry is as a learned profession, it is just now beginning to assume its rightful place in the healing art. Each one of you can add to or detract from the honor of the profession which you have chosen for your life work, and as a last request from one who has your individual interest at heart, let the former course be chosen. I wish you a long life, happiness and prosperity. I. Norman Broomell Thirteen