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

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The trogedy of Dr. Velutini's untimely deoth has left a void which can never be filled. We. the senior class, deeply grieve his passing. We shall miss his candor and consideration, his wise counsel, great talents and disciplined intellect. He was indulgent because he knew the weakness of human reason as well os its strength, its providence and its limits. Of all the homage paid to Dr. Velutini and of all the written and spoken eulogies, none more fitted him thon hese words Dentistry gave much to Dr. Velutini, Dr. Velutini gave his all to Dentistry. ' EMILIO H. VELUTINI. D.D.S. Instructor in Orthodontia In jHemoriam The sudden passing of Dr. Thomas B. Wade, beloved instructor of Roentgenology, left our student body with a feeling of deep regret when it was learned that he had succumbed to a coronary attack on December 18. 1946. Those who knew him personally and even others who only saw him from a distance rightfully referred to him as a sincere and lovable person. Everyone admired him. and with reason, because Dr. Wade was not only a leading authority in his field but was also a pioneer, being one of the first Philadelphia dentists to advocate and operate an X-ray machine in his dental office. Since discontinuing his practice in 1942. Dr. Wade had devoted his lost years to teaching at our school, also having taught in the past at the University of Pennsylvania. from which he graduated in 1898. He was born 71 years ago in Champaign. Illinois. A man of knowledge, of vigor, of patience and a good-hearted soul—this was Dr. Tom Wade. THOMAS B. WADE. D.D.S. Instructor in Radiography

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