Chicago College of Dental Surgery - Dentos Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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- ------------ - CD e n tor Professor and Head of Department of Oral Pathology, Chicago College of Dental Surgery, 1902-1917. Dean and Professor of Oral Surgery, Chicago College of Dental Surgery. 1920. Appointed Member of Consulting Staff, Cook County Hospital, 1912. Member of the Staff of St. Joseph Hospital. Member Chicago Medical Society, lllinois State Medical Society and American Medical Association. Member Chicago Dental Society. Illinois State Dental Society and National Dental Association, Member Delta Sigma Delta and Masonic Fraternities. and Chicago Athletic As- ociation. Fellow American College of Surgeons. Appointed Vice-president Third Australian Dental Congress. Honorary Member of North Dakota, Minnesota and lowa State Dental Societies and First District Dental Society of New York City. Received Fellowship Medal, New York State Dental Society, 1920. President Alumni Association Chicago College of Dental Surgery, 1901. Three times Secretary. once Vice-Chairman. and twice Chairman of the Section of Oral Surgery, Anatomy. Pathology and allied subjects of the National Dental Asso- ciation. Vice-Chairman of the Section of Oral Hygiene of the National Dental Association for two years. Chairman Post-Graduate Study Course. lllinois State Dental Society. 1910-1911, 1911-1912. and member of said Committee for four years. President Chicago Dental Society. 1909-1910. Organized Component Societies of the Chicago Dental Society, 1910. Chairman. Public Service Commission, lllinois State Dental Society. 1911-1912, 1912-1913. President lllinois State Dental Society, 1914-. Chairman Black Memorial Committee National Dental Association. 1916-1917. 1917-1918. President National Dental Association, 1918. Appointed Member General Medical Board, Council National Defense, April, 1917. Appointed Chairman Committee on Legislation and Enrollment, Committee on Dentistry, General Medical Board Council of National Defense, April, 1917. Appointed Chairman Committee on Dentistry, General Medical Board Council of National Defense, June, 1917. Commissioned Major M. R. C., August 9, 1917, for duty in Department of Den- tistry, Oliice of Surgeon General, Washington, D. C. Promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel M. C. N. A., February 28, 1918. Promoted to the rank of Colonel M. C. N. A., May 3, 1918. Page I 0 7iEE 5 ?' :3537 I9 2 I iss?

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-----CDent05 T-e Wim. 39. . Yiugan The year of 1920-21 marks a new era in the annals of the Chicago College of Dental Surgery. It is the year of reorganization of the ownership and management of the institution and marks a change in the administrative policies which places it upon a firm and substantial basis and insures its future permanence. The immense amount of detail incident to the reorganization, the adoption of new policies of administration, the securing and arrangement of the personnel of the teaching faculty, the minutiae of detail necessary to supply and maintain modern equipmentg the arrangement and sanitation of the physical property, all has fallen to the lot of our new Dean and Business Manager, Dr. Wm. H. G. Logan. To this man of education and sterling character whose unseliish devotion to the institution that is honored by his connection, whose untiring efforts in its behalf have won the admiration and esteem of all of its students and graduates, we are proud to dedicate this volume. Many beautiful tributes have been paid to Colonel Logan during his varied activi- ties in public life, but without entering into a lengthy rehearsal of these, sulhce it to say that in every instance where he has assumed a task in any capacity, dentistry has invariably moved a step forward. It therefore gives us pleasure to append for the enlightenment of the elite a brief summary of his activities to .the present time. Born, Morrison, Whiteside County, Illinois, October 14, 1372. Graduated from Morrison High School and attended Northern Illinois College at Fulton, Illinois. Graduated from Chicago College of Dental Surgery, 1396, receiving degree of D.D.S. Valedictorian of the class. Married to Florence A. Brophy, daughter of Dr. Truman W. Brophy, June 20, 1900. They have one daughter, ,lean Brophy Logan, f Graduated from Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery, 1904, receiving degree o M. D. Served as first surgical assistant to Dr. Truman W. Brophy for ten years from 1896 to 1907. Conducted Dr. Brophy's regular college surgical clinic in his absence from 1096 to 1917 at Chicago College of Dental Surgery and Frances Willard Hospital. 0 1 Practiced General Dentistry from 1896 to 1913. Special Practice of Oral Surgery and Pyorrhea Alveolaris since 1913. Professor Anesthetics, Chicago College of Dental Surgery, 1900 to 1912. Associate Professor of Oral Surgery, Chicago College of Dental Surgery, 1900 to 1917. Professor of Oral Surgery, Chicago College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1901- 1905. Page 9 1921---H -- --

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...fy--, . sz-. Q 6 ,fl to 5' 11-.- ARTICLES Fractures of the Mandible-Diagnosis and Treatment-Dental Review, 1899. Antiseptic Surgery of the Mouth and Face-National Transactions, 1900. Infection of the Maxillary Sinus-Diagnosis and Surgical Treatment-National Transactions. 1901. , Cleft Palate and Its Surgical Treatment-Dental Review, 1897. X-Ray and High Frequency Currents as Employed in the Rational Treatment of Pyorrhea Alveolaris-Dental Review, 1903. Destructive Diseases of the Dental Pulp-Dental Review, 1908. Syphilis and Its Oral Manifestationsglllinois State Transactions, 1908. Diagnosis and Prognosis of Pyorrhea Alveolaris-Dental Review, 1911. A Study of Bacteria Found in Pyorrhea Alveolaris-Dental Review, 1911. Prognosis of Pyorrhea Alveolaris as Influenced by Strong Astringents and Germicides-Dental Review, 1911. Chapters on the Extraction of Teeth and Pyorrhea Alveolaris-Cyclopedia of Nledicine and Surgery by R. J. E. Scott, Editor-in-Chief, 1911. Blood Findings in 162 Consecutive Cases of Chronic Oral Infection Associated with the Teeth-Items of Interest, 1915. Diagnosis and Elimination of Chronic Focal Infections Associated with Teeth- Illinois Medical Journal, 1916- Chronic Focal Infections Associated With Teeth-Dental Review. 1916. The Dental Professions Contribution in the Present War Emergency. Development of the Dental Service During the Present War, 1918. Classification of the State Dental Examining Boards and the Creation of a Body to Be Designated as the National Board of Dental Examiners for the United States, 1918. War Oral Surgery, 1919. Plastic and Oral Surgery, 1919. Should All Pulpless and Impacted Teeth Be Removed? 1920. Dental Pathology and Oral Surgery-Post Graduate Study Course. 1909-1910. Has appeared before numerous State, City and Local Medical and Dental Societies, as well as Canadian Dental Societies. giving papers. stereopticon lectures and clinics on the following subjects: Prophylaxis and Pyorrhea Alveolaris. Points in Diagnosis of the More Important Diseases of the Mouth that Are of Interest to the Medical and Dental Professions. Diagnosis and Prognosis of the More Common Pathologic Conditions Involving the Dental Pulp and Periapical Tissues. Diagnosis and Treatment of the Destructive Diseases of the Supporting Struc- tures of the Human Teeth that Have Their Origin at the Cvingiva. Cleft Palate. Surgical Operations Under Conductive Anesthesia. The Amputation of Lingual Roots as Indicated in the Treatment of Pyorrhea Alveolaris. Destructive Pathologic Diseases of the Dental Pulp and Treatment. Teeth and Health. Diagnosis and Elimination of Chronic Focal Infections Associated With Teeth. A Discussion of the Relationship Between the Physicians and Dentists of Yester- day and Today. The Use of Novocain Suprarenin for Local and Conductive Anesthesia. Diagnosis and Treatment of the More Important Diseases That Frequently Involve the Mouth and Jaws. Oral Manifestation of Syphilis. Paze I I ll ---- as-E I f:.fif1-- - --3 ----- ------