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

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CHARLES L. HOWELL

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Beginning with basic laboratory courses and continuing through clinical practice, the student is carefully guided in the development and refinement of manual skills. 13

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 TO THE CLASS OF 1965: It is with deep pride that I extend to you, my first graduating class, my best wishes. May you be priviledged the opportunity to continue the legacy that is Temple’s and our Profession’s through many years of successful participation in Dentistry. You must be ever mindful that society expects of you. the holder of a D.D.S. degree, the fulfillment of intellect or of judgment in caring for their dental health. This implies continuing your education to enable you to better serve your patients. This also implies your exercise of judgment as to not only what is best for your patients, but what is within the limits of your capabilities. All of us should feel eternally grateful for the heritage that has been provided us in Dentistry. It is my humble opinion you should feel equally grateful to Temple University. Your success is limited only by how well you use your knowledge and your skills. The opportunity is yours. I wish you well as you enter a great Profession from a great University. Charles L. Howell, Dean DEAN 15