University of Alabama School of Dentistry - Dentala Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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ADEEB E. THOMAS, D.M.D. FACULTY ADVISER LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Russell, Tom Calhoun, Frank Patton. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ford Turner, Don Curl, Sam Peeples, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Engleberi, Van Greene, Leon Pappanasfos. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Sessions, Bill Williams. LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Nash, Marianna Cato.

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