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

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The 1950 Odontolog Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...........John Warren Associate Editor ..........Clark Glceson Business Manager.........James Holzman Managing Editor .........Bernard Becker Assistant Editor ..Alexander McKecknic Photographic Editor......Eugene Harbcr Art Editors. .Arthur Joselson and John Lebo It is with a real sense of pride that we of the Odontolog staff combine our efforts to present this yearbook to the Class of 1950. It is our earnest desire that this yearbook will provide a “treasure chest” of fond recollections of Temple Dental School days and help bring back to our thoughts the numerous friendships, hardships and pleasures that we all encountered while receiving our education. With the benefit of the excellent training that we have been given, we will be better equipped to take our places in the world of dentistry and help to carry on the fine ideals and standards set by the members of our profession. May this Ondontolog serve as a stepping-stone to bigger and better records of achievement by the men and women who are privileged to be a part of the School of Dentistry of Temple University. 6

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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ... Page 9 SOCIETIES ............ Page 115 SENIORS PUBLICATIONS .......Page 123 JUNIOR CLASS ...... Page 85 FRATERNITIES SOPHOMORE CLASS Page 95 Page 127 ORAL HYGIENE ..... Page 138 FRESHMAN CLASS FEATURES Page 165

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Dedicates This Issue to . . . To give prudence to the simple. To the young man knowledge and discretion, That the wise man may hear and increase in learning. And the man of understanding may attain unto wise counsels . . Proverbs 1:4, ? At this point we pause to honor one of our teachers, Dr. Michael A. Salerno, a man on-dowed with the rare ability to find the best in everyone of us. Many men have great technical skill: still many others are excellent teachers; but, “our Mike combines these qualities with understanding and encouragement. His criticism is coupled with explanation; he instructed us to help ourselves. Dr. Salerno, for your understanding of our needs, for your patience and guidance, and for your sheer good-heartedness—we thank you. Dr. Michael Angelo Salerno In token of our appreciation for your services to us. Dr. Salerno, we of the Class of 1950. proudly present this boohK to you. s:. K 1