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

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 DEDICATION Friend and father, best of all—buddy, the little dean ; when help was needed, he was there; we respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Erie E. Ehly. - 22

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To the Class of 1958: As you begin the practice of dentistry, set for yourself the highest standards and the most far-reaching goals. Determine to vindicate the faith and the confidence the faculty has evidenced in you, and strive to make a lasting contribution to the advancement of the profession. Your years of schooling hove served to prepare you for your graduation from dental school and the commencement of your life's work. Commencement day means exactly what the word implies-, to start; to begin. As a heritage, you have the foundation laid down by many dedicated predecessors. As a future, you have an unlimited potential restricted only by your own degree of enthusiasm. The dentist of today is not merely a practitioner. He is also a student and a researcher, striving constantly to keep abreast of and aid in the growth of the profession. I sincerely hope that devotion to your profession and support of your Alma Mater in its efforts to advance the science of dentistry, will remain major considerations in your plans for the future. My personal wish for each of you is a long life of happiness, good health and a just reward for your achievements. Sincerely, G. D. TIMMONS, Dean 21

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ERLE E. EHLY, B.S., Ed.M. Secretary to the Faculty 23