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

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 tai THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS ot I ? - • ■ HftWct -Awyies and compiled and published data in the ' Dental Association for use 1938 the National Health who met at Niagara FaJK' c YiYrl ,Aon Atigjv.t{a3', -f for thc artfhlimity. State, and Nation.” This was a 1859, to csta lAtpih' the gourftrys 4iAt permanent den- pgdgfajm tQ.Tnnfce dental care available to all who need :.'l ..r.Mni ati o. JA YtJgar’diess of income or eeoeraphical area, with cm- rhc , K vA s | fl aJ ' asisont r k- in the pggr«»as tf ducutfon. ItiadditiojO’ib main- Inrtf vimr'dY.t'i. role 4’J4f g gt K'its mission as the representative of ' i ! -c die American Dental Association taining the fif .s andards of the dental icliools, an tVeA, aijnior jpmist , me American Den creditation p'n .m'for hetoft'for dental, 'MiaSvahiKsse . Histii uLshed record of and dental pu Vft t years of existence tnc as- Since 1946, tRs-•» «' ? »■» «!«' tins I t,„« leader establishing dentistry t h n l Throagh to cl,one ,h. service to the the Association as a ma-the educa-the United States is Through its efforts, programs designed to The American role in the cnee and researcu. ncc ijy ,. the rsT.-isste H:.............- and drugs since 192 iW. pdk L, • . ™«$wal re' fifgt or location. A ccntcn- cepted Denial Remed .yjvWea - fjhli. counting the past; it is a and safely of dental drdfij e HII Professional responsibly “' A i dcuitstry. the t—-- AfV r lb's memnr f 'h chair, to exMUTl tDo v,-•wMiiuU, «.f Chjunbcrpbnrg, Pa., Dr. - ■» Dr Jm. Taylor, of C • •• nr.mu, o .nautuua Wing been examined and fouuA a UifaCtory fist pf delegate . continuing ad- ito' ibe c. 3 » V»t dV Cincinnati IJriuu OAu, College o Surgery— vn. -- AN«fi»ippi Valley j?s«octolion—Dr . '' - —I' ' ».■•.. t of the meeting where American Dental Associa-tioi):fp;is fyuritlctl Denial os- tlriMipp r o ..3 . 0 W Dental College jluocmtion— • ToU .J. Tnf , G. W. Keely, Gen Wad •- Qm-m ylw»w« College o Denial Surgery-Dr • • a r'(‘v‘ Dtidal Jiuorielion—Dr . W. PrrV«vt» fc. Auanalivn Denial Svr » - n. 0Bd«»- '4%va J. L. SuoweroVty Oeo. T. ’

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CLASS ADVISOR Since the fall of 1931, Dr. Salerno has dedicated himself to helping the students of Temple University School of Dentistry. Because of this devotion to his students, we the class of 1959 elected Dr. Salerno to be our class advisor. Born and raised in Philadelphia. Dr. Salerno attended Southern High and graduated in 1916. Two years thereafter he attended Temple University undergraduate school and from there entered Temple Dental School. In 1923 he was granted his D.D.S. At the present time Dr. Salerno is Assistant Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry. We not only consider Dr. Salerno as our teacher, but especially as our life-long friend.

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 assisting Mrs. Esther Doyle. Orthodontics MR. Alex Mucha. Director of Visual Education Ov tort® ®s °' O'0' Miss Arlene Paletz. Office Admissions of V Jk 1 Mr. Charles Rider. Technician. Prosthetics Miss V a7.c C«« Or ol Si»r«' erV Miss Mary V. Gardineer. I'is ual Education Mrs. Barbara Goodrich. Oral Surgery Mrs- Beatrice jjiratton Mrs-or ds Maty . johannesson. Rec- M«° o; e N' anCC and Miss jean NVh'ddcn. Mrs. Alberta Olshcr. Mrs. Kathryn Whelan, and Miss Virginia Bertino. Office of the Dean Mrs. Cardyn Spahn and Mrs. Virginia Wyckoff 14