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

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Page 12 mtllentus Gin QBut jfacultp Wfe have been friends together, Dear faculty so true, But now we'll have to say farewell, Or in other words, adieu. We have been gay together For four long years or so, And since 'twas you we came to first ow a we iav vo. N l st 'll l e to g We have been sad together u verv ew imes ou 'n w B t Y f t , lx o , For you always treated us fair and square Hence we hadn't a chance to crow. VVe have been angry together, 'Tis true we shall say No, But those times we w0n't remember For we'll leave as friend, not foe. With a final farewell to the teachers, We still have a few words to sav, We say it with thought of fulfilling, We'll stop in to see you some day. E H192 f Q it

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rr mmentus Q -1 Testimonial anquet tu nf. 3. . Eutklep Un Thursday evening, January 19, 1922, the Chicago Dental Society tendered a testimonial banquet to Professor John P. Buckley at the Drake Hotel. lt was an event of unusual pleasure and importance, and it left an impression on all of those present as a demonstration not only of the esteem in which Dr, Buckley is held by the fellow members of his profession, but as a practical expression of that esteem in a manner that is seldonr witnessed. Men were present from all sec- tions of the country, and there was an outpouring of sentiment and good fellow- ship which must have made glad the heart of the recipient. A very delightful feature of the event was the presence of the ladies in large numbers, headed by Dr. Buckley's most gracious and lovable companion, who has stood so loyally by his side during all his splendid career. Mrs. Buckley journeyed from Los Angeles to Chicago to attend this function, and the event was further graced by a telegram from their son, Clarence, expressing his appreciation of the honor that was being shown his father. Dr. Edgar D. Coolidge, President of the Society, acted as toastmaster, and among the speakers were the following: Dr. Charles N. Benbrook, Los Angelesg Dr. Thomas Hartzell, Minneapolisg Dr. Guy S. Millberry, San Franciscog Dr. NV. H. G. Logan, Chicagog Dr. Frederick B. Noyes, Chicago, and Dr. John E. MacArthur, Chicago. Dr. Buckley in responding expressed in a modest way his great appreciation and the evening closed with a wider bond of human sympathy on the part of all those present. Page 1? 1 si 2 2

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