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

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Anatomy GEORGE W MILLER M.D.. F A C S Profttior of Anitotny VICTOR B. BUTZ EDWARD J HOLLAND JOSEPH M L1MQUICO SAMUEL H. RON KIN CHARLES SCHAB1NGER D.D.S. MD. A B. Ph.D. M D 8.$., D.D.S. Ph.G. M D. Initrucior Iniimccor Aiiiil.ini Profeuot Aimtditi Pto tnor AuocuJe Pro tuof Biochemistry and Uental Materials Bacteriology ROBERT ROWEN B.S.. Ph.C. Profesior of Biochemittry and Dental Materiali JOHN H. G1THENS B.S.. D.D.S. Instructoj CARL BUCK B.A. Initruetor HERBERT M COBE B.A.. M A . Ph D. P’ofenor of Bacteriology ARTHUR K. LEBERKNIGHT b.s.. Ph.(;. Anutam Ptofeuor JOSEPH G. McCUNNEY TrtJitiician Twelve

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 ean J GERALD D. TIMMONS Ph.G., D.D.S.. D.Sc., F.A.C.D. Dean, School of Dentistry To the Class of 1952: Each year when I am asked to write a message to the graduating class it always makes me again realize a fact which I regret to face. The fact is that with each graduation another cycle is completed and the part 1 regret is that, as the years pass the cycles go much faster. It seems such a short time ago that you, who are to graduate, were in my office filled with the hope that a place could be found for you in the Freshman Class of that year. Now, after a long time for you but a short time for me, you are about to finish filled with a new hope for success in the pursuit of your chosen profession. You have been a g xid Class. You have worked hard to accomplish the tasks assigned to you but. in addition, you have been good citizens of the school. You have, in addition to making a good scholastic record, added much to the successful conduct of the school as a whole. For this may I express my deep gratitude. I have become quite well acquainted with some of you and I assure you that I cherish these friendships which 1 hope will endure, but whether I have come to know you closely or not I wish for each of you the greatest possible measure of success. This is a selfish wish because as you suceed so shall the measure of the school increase and it has always been my hope to have a school of which all graduates could be proud. You can help make this wish come true by meeting your coming responsibilities as a professional man but more especially by meeting your responsibilities as a citizen in this troubled world. My best wishes are with you always. Sincerely, S'. J. G. D. Timmons

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JOSEPH E. EWING D.D.S. Prof uor Fixed Bridge Prosthesis ARNOLD K MILLER D.D.S. IlUtTUCtOT GEORGE WEISENBERGER METRO J KOTANCH1K D L .S. D.D.S. fn-itructor AssiitJtu Professor ALEX J McKECHNIE B.S.. M S.. D.D.S. Instructor Secretary to (he Fuctilty THEODORE KACZMAR D.D.S. Initructor WILLIAM H SAYLOR D.D.S. Instructor LEONARD F. GIORDANO D.D.S. Instructor Endodontics MORTON AMSTERDAM D.D.S. Atsociate Professor VICTOR H. POLIKOFF D.D.S. Instructor SAMUEL J. PAUL D D.S. Initructor JERALD SNYDER D.D.S. Instructor Library Staff CHARLOTTE E COFFMAN Librarian. Schools of Dentistry anj Pharmacy MRS. ELIZABETH LEVY B.S. Junior Library Aisiitj.it ELVIRA BELTRANO B A.. B.S. Senior Library Assistant Thirteen