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

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JOHN L. KENDALL, B. S., Ph. G., M. D o

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- DEDICATION - lt is the occasional privilege of .1 group of students to develop under rlie tutelage of L1 brilliant educator. lt is their less frequent good fortune to come under the influ- ence of LI man who, by the charm of his personality and the novelty of his method, makes his lectures experiences to be remembered. Less frequently still .ire they guided in learning by one who is in every respect .1 thorough philosopher. And when we discover one in whom are infused .ill three of these priceless qualities, we regret that we can pay him no liner tribute than the dedication of this book. XVe can well remember the surprised pleasure we received at Dr. Kendall's first brawny, virile lecture. Here was not the quibbling over detail that had so thwarted our attempt to learn in the past. Wfith one magnificent sweep of his fist he toppled the fragile in- tellectual structures that we had built, and then slowly, step by step, made us build them up again on unshakable foundations. And in like manner were we made to build up our standards of moral conduct, -not by adhering to the teachings of outgrown social creeds or religious dogma, but by developing our ideals from scientific fundamentals. And so the junior class dedicates this book to John L. Kendall for his efforts in attempting to make us better chemists, true,-but primarily, better men. we ggi? r-iffff ,ggi--fir:-255, fined i 2 f ff-F i