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

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Doctor Louis Herman Doctor James Cameron 13

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As we, the class of 1964, graduate from Temple University School of Dentistry we wish to pay tribute to two of the finest gentlemen that we have had the pleasure of honoring and who are at this time retiring: Doctor Louis Herman and Doctor James R. Cameron. TRIBUTE Doctor Isouis Herman shall always be affectionately known to all as “Uncle Louie . None of us shall ever forget the mornings that Doctor Herman spent driving into our heads the hills and valleys of tooth anatomy, or those other mornings when he put aside the book and taught us in his own individual way the common sense and respect side of the dental profession. As instructor of Oral Anatomy and Operative Dentistry, and then Professor of Oral Anatomy and Operative Dentistry, Doctor Herman has continually taught his students with warmth, understanding and interest. Since 1950 he has assumed the responsibility of Director of Graduate Studies and Director of Student Admissions and has fulfilled these in the most nobel of traditions, continuing to do so after retiring from his didactic courses. Since 1919, the year in which he graduated, Doctor Herman has brought upon himself and Temple Dental School, continued distinction. For the past dental students, as well as for ourselves, we thank you Uncle Louie for your encouragement, your confidence and your wisdom. Doctor James Cameron graduated in 1914 from the University of Pennsylvania Dental School. From 1914 until 1919 Doctor Cameron did Postgraduate work leading to the specialty of Oral Surgery. In the years following 1919 Doctor Cameron served on the staffs of many hospitals; bringing distinction to the hospital, to the profession he represented, and to himself. In 1933 Doctor Cameron came to Temple, and in 1945 he became Professor of Oral Surgery. It is in this capacity that we, the dental students, have had the privilege of knowing Doctor Cameron. Doctor Cameron has taught Oral Surgery to juniors and seniors at Temple Dental School for almost twenty years. His course has always been varied and interesting, and he has enlightened his teachings with case histories and slides, accumulated in his many years as an oral surgeon. We, the class of 1964, Doctor Cameron's final graduating class would like to thank him for every minute of those years that he gave to his students.

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HAROLD JAMES EDWARD LANTZ CLASS ADVISOR 1 u Educator-B. Sc., D.D. S., M. Ed., F.A.C.D., F.LC.D.