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

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SENIORS-JUNIORS Seated: B. J. Hunter, Nancy Williams, Kathryn Holloway, Billie Sherer, Sara Schiffli, Norma Sawyer, Jean Carlson. Standing: Joann Shiver, Charlotte Brown, Geanie Matthews, Gail Andrews, Betty Lambreth, Jane Tim- berlake, Maryhelen Harmon, Dot Crawford, Barbara Lacy, Jorgie Cochran, Joyce Roe, Bertha Farrar, Mary Sutton. DET

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LABAMA DE TAL REVIE ALABAMA DENTAL EdItor-in-Chief ............................ Associate Editor .. Assistant Editor . ..... . Advertising Manager Abstract Editor ....,..... ..., Activities Editor .,.,.. Circulation Manager Faculty Advisors ..... REVlEW STAFF HARRY E. oHIvIE ERNEST cs. REINHoLD JOHN s. LocI4E PHILIP D. TIMBERLAKE .PVTIILLIAM J. DuaosE JOHN NI. MITCHELL FRED CUSHING BRYANT G. SPEED DR. SIDNEY B. EINN Business Manager ..........,.. . .,... . -um--DRL--CLARENCE Ia. KLAPPER In November, 1953 the first edition of Alabama Dental Review was published. ln this edition, the first editor, Hugh C. Lane, stated the prime purpose of the publication to be, To teach each other to read, write, and evaluate articles of specific interest to our profession. Since that time, one to three iournals have been published each year. Regular features found in the Review include scientific articles, school activities, sports, special reports, fraternity, alumni, hygiene, and dental auxiliary news. Within its pages the review has presented a kaleidoscope of materials ranging from the effects of saliva on blood coagulation, to a review of ultrasonics and always a little humor. The covers of the first two volumes of the iournal carried a photograph of the Dental Clinic and Basic Science Buildings. Since Volume 3, however, prominent men who have con- tributed to the dental school and our profession have been featured on the covers. Over a span of five short years the Alabama Dental Review has grown from a dream to a scientific publication. lt has also received national recognition. Publication of this iournal is financed by advertisement of local firms and an increasing number of national manufacturers. From its birth to the present, the Alabama Dental Review has belonged to and existed for the students in the University of Alabama School of Dentistry. Best of all, the Review offers the stuclentfan opportunity to supplement his curriculum by participating in writing and publishing a journal.

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SOPHOMORES-FRESHMEN Seated: Jean Hufham, Pat Scholl, Barbara Kirby, Betty Jo Finch, Bert Bentley, Helen Osborne. Standing: Marilyn Hinton, Jessie Ford, B. J. Hagan, Betty Hancock, Katrina Terry, Gloria Edwards Martha Dorminy, Lloyd Harrison, Bettie Mills. XILIARY