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

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 . . Never in the history of human conflict have so many owed so much to so few . . . '' WINSTON CHURCHILL With peace a reality and plans being drawn for the construction of a better world in which people of all races, creeds, and colors may work, play, and live amicably together, it seems but fitting that we pause here to honor the men whose combined effort made this dream of ages an actuality. Each one. for his own reasons, gathered up the things in life most dear to him and cast them into the scales of the Fates. Each one. in a manner that best fitted his individual talents, took up arms against the powers of aggression. With respect to those who made the supreme sacrifice in order that we. our children, and our children's children might enjoy benefits they knew they could never live to see. there is little we could write comparable to the marks they have made in the annals of history with their blood. We may all be proud of the fine record the Dental Profession has made for itself on the battlefields and in the camps of the past war. To all the Temple University School of Dentistry alumni who served with the Armed Services of the United States, and especially to those of them who died for profession and country, we humbly dedicate our efforts. Michael A. Dobosh ...................... '27 Louis R. Katz . .........................'26 Joseph J. Koslowski......................'43 Alexander P. Suer...................... .'38

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Dedication

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 IN APPRECIATION TO DR. SANDMAN: The fact that the Senior Class, to a man, will leave Temple University Dental School with the same grand opinion of Dr. Sandman, in itself attests to his ability to make lasting friendships and his interest in his students. From our first contact with ' Uncle George ' in our Sophomore Crown and Bridge technic classes, we were impressed. Our admirotion and affection for him increased whenever we met him on the clinic floor and in the classrooms in our Junior and Senior years. Appreciation Dr. Sandman has always been ready to lend assistance to his students with their technical or clinical requirements; he has always lent a sympathetic ear to their woes, he has cheerfully expended his time and his energy in their behalf. We, of the Odontolog Staff, are particularly indebted to Dr. Sandman for his aid in compiling this volume and his cheerful spirit when the going was rough. In dedicating this page to him, we can only echo the feeling that lies in the heart of every Temple Dental Student when we say: Sincerity, understanding, and professional integrity—these are the qualities of the man.