University of Maryland Baltimore Dental School - Mirror Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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ASSISTING STAFF MARY C. REED Secretary, Operative Clinic If we were asked Who always has a ready smile on her face, a bottle of cement in one hand, a roll of gold foil in the other? we would know the answer even if we hadn ' t read the subtitle. But there is even more to Mrs. Reed ' s duties than dishing out sunshine, supplies and weather reports. Our supply window is also the clearing house for financial details of all the departments in the clinic. In addition to this duty, Mrs. Reed oversees the sale of books every year. Besides being a financier and an expert judge of the correct proportions of mercury and alloy, Mrs. Reed is a Notary Public — perhaps this will explain why auditors have never found a mistake in her books. Here ' s to you! Mrs. Reed; and we hope we per- form our duties in dentistry as well as F T you have performed yours at the supply window. MARGARET M. NIXON Stenographer 18 •

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KATHERINE TOOMEY ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT iVIl S S Katherine Toomey, our greatly- respected administrative secretary, is endeared in many ways to the hearts of all our graduates. She is the first person with whom a student has close contact in our school and her friendly assistance in our affairs from our first visit until .we graduate is verily a tradition. We who graduate cannot fail to remember her many favors and her guidance. Blessed with a strong will for what is right, she will fight untiringly for what constitutes right, and as readily, she will do her utmost to aid any student in a just cause. When we are in the wrong we may expect her firm opposition, but a tempered opposition — a gifted guality of bringing out the best that is in us to meet the situation at hand. As we go forth in the world to practice our profession we shall meet many strange people, face many awkward situations, endure many temporary failures, along with our successes and forward strides. In all our affairs, be they large or trivial, failures or successes, if we do but qualify our minds and our hearts to follow a good human example we have practically won our battle. The truest statement that we can make concerning Miss Toomey is that she has furnished in herself a pattern for us that could not fail in any situation. • 17

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THE MIRROR STAFF G. Pugh Editor J. Messner Business Manager Dr. H. McCarthy Faculty Advisor Dr. D. P. Deems Faculty Advisor A. Seidler, Assoc. Editor; B. Berkowitz, Assoc. Editor; Mr. G. P. H. Foley, Faculty Advisor; M. Edwards, Cartoonist; S. Silverman. Cartoonist; R. Richardson. Assoc. Editor. • 19