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Make a Difference — Be a Leader! I N T E R N a T I Onal College of Dent I S T S About the Cover Illustration KEY2006 U S A S ECTION J O U RN A L OF E VENT S MAKE A DIFFERENCE — BE A LEADER! INTERNAT I ONAL COLLEGE OF DENT I STS About the Cover Illustration Military Dentist at the American Hospital of St. Nazaire, 1918 (w/c on paper) by Eveillard, George (c) Musee du Val de Grace, Paris / Archives Charmet / Bridgeman Art Library The original of the water color, Military Dentist at the American Hospital of St. Nazaire, by Georges Eveillard is located in the Musee du Val de Grace in Paris, France. In this depiction of an American military dentist Eveillard reminds us of the patriotism and sacrifice of American dentists in World War I and of our fellow dentists who are today serving our country. The painting is signed and dated 1918. St. Nazaire is in the Loire. There was not a formal dental corps prior to WW I. In June of 1917 General Pershing requested the Secretary of War to send the senior dental officer to France to establish a depot and organize work. The dental officer in question requested authority to organize and take with him a dental corps unit to be composed of himself and six specially qualified dental surgeons. The members of this unit assembled in New York City from July 10–15 and arranged to sail with the second convoy which was to leave on July 28. During the later part of June the Surgeon General also requested orders directing 20 members of the newly organized Dental Service Corps to proceed to New York for transportation with the second convoy of troops. The Army Dental Corps reorganization bill was signed by the president on October 6, 1917. During October and November, further consideration was given to the preparation of adequate plans for the organization of the dental corps on the comprehensive lines neces- sary to meet the need of an army of a million men. Under the new bill each Division was allowed 30 dental officers. Each hospital in the American Expeditionary Forces was staffed and equipped for dental service. An important development within each combat division area was the establishment of a headquarters dental clinic. Although the majority of dental officers during WW I served in France, others were assigned to England, Italy, northern Russia and to Russian military prison camps in Berlin. Contents LEON ARONSON IS NEW SECTION PRESIDENT ................................ 7 “I have been very lucky in my life. I have a wonderful wife, Barbara, to whom I’ve been married for forty-four years. We have three terrific daughters and fantastic grandkids. I love the dental profession and developed a fine practice before retiring. I have been blessed with many friends and have enjoyed good health.” I OBSERVED, I LISTENED, I LEARNED ................................................. 24 Dr. Martin Tansy, Dean of Temple University School of Dentistry, shares his thoughts on Leadership in his Convocation address before the 252 new Fellows inducted into the International College of Dentists in Philadelphia. ICD SUPPORTS KENYAN CLINIC ........................................................... 30 The ICD USA Section approved a $15,000 grant to help support the new Kikuyu Hospital Dental Clinic in Kenya. In all of Kenya there are only 700 dentists for a population of 30 million people. CHARLIE NORWOOD RECEIVES AWARD ........................................... 31 U. S. Representative, Charlie Norwood, D.D.S., was awarded the second Annual Outstanding Dental Leader Award of the International College of Dentists at its annual convention in Philadelphia in October. PHILADELPHIA ............................................................................................. 32 The City of Brotherly Love lived up to its reputation and was the perfect host for the Annual Meeting and Convocation of the International College of Dentists USA Section. Features Commentary ...................... 5 Student Leadership Awards .......... 21 Past President Report ............... 6 White Coat Ceremonies ............. 29 As I See It ........................ 11 Journalism Awards ................. 34 Master Fellow Thomas E. Emmering .. 13 In Memoriam ..................... 35 Leadership Conference in Minneapolis . 18 2005 New Fellows .................. 37 Thank You!!! ...................... 20 District Reports .................... 50 Magazine designed by Gwen Galeone MEMBER PUblicatioN AMERICAN AssociatioN Cover Illustration: OF DENtal Editors ‘Military Dentist at the American Hospital of St. Nazaire,’ 1918 (watercolor on paper) International College of Dentists by Eveillard, George (c) Musee du Val de Grace, 51 Monroe Street, Suite 1400, Rockville, MD 20850 Paris / Archives Charmet / Bridgeman Art Library Email: [email protected] • FAX: 301-738-9143 • TEL: 301-251-8861 The Journal of Events for the International College of Dentists. The College disclaims and is wholly free from responsibility for the opinions, statements of alleged facts, or views therein expressed by contributors to the KEY. Items of interest and all communications intended for publication should be addressed to the Editor: Dr. Richard J. Galeone, 122 Holly Drive, Lansdale, PA 19446 or by email to [email protected] and must be single-spaced. The editor reserves the right to edit all contributions. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the International College of Dentists, Dr. Robert E. Brady, Registrar, 51 Monroe Street, Suite 1400, Rockville, MD 20850 int E rnational coll E G E of D E ntists 2006 Presenting the USA Section Officers President President-Elect Vice President Immediate Past Editor I. LEON ARONSON JAMES E. FELIX NEWELL E. WARR President RICHARD J. GALEONE VANGEL R. ZISSI Treasurer Registrar Deputy Registrar Deputy Registrar Executive Administrative REED E. SANFORD ROBERT E. BRADY VANGEL R. ZISSI Emeritus Administrative Assistant GEORGE D. SELFRIDGE Assistant KATHLEEN W. BULA Mary JO WEBSTER O ff I C ERS REGENTS I. LEON ARONSON • PRESIDENT J. STEVEN TONELLI • DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 10 • HARLEY W. 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