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

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We the class of 1938 wish to express our appreciation to a man who has been our ideal for the past four years, who has stood before us as a symbol of all that is noble in the profession which we are about to enter, who by his shining example has inspired our minds with the desire to emulate him in living a clean, honest, upright life, v ho has always endeavored throughout his long fruitful career to give his best efforts towards the betterment of dentistry. As a mark of our deepest respect, not unmingled with a certain amount of affection, we dedicate and inscribe this last record of our class to our Dean, Dr. I. Norman Broomell. As practitioner and teacher of dentistry, you have seen the profession grow almost from its infancy to its present status as one of the world's greatest professions. In your sixty years in dentistry, through outstanding ability, energy, and remarkable devotion to your work you have won the reputation of an outstanding figure in the profession. We honor you threefold — Your fame as an author has penetrated to the remote parts of the world. Your record as an educator can be attested to by the thousands of men who have come under your influence. But we honor you in the fullest measure of our devotion, above all as a friend.

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I. NORMAN BROOM ELL, D. D. S., L. L. D., F.A.C.D. Dean of the Dental School Professor of Dental Anatomy and Dental Histology