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

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Trnwel Fraternitvg Xi Psi , Wll57'4I ' 'E THE DENTOS XV1i.1.1.u1 I. MCN1.lL Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry: Division of Den- tal Diagnosis, Removable Bridge W'urk Sectiong D. D.S., Chicago College of Dental Surgeryg Delta Sigma Delta. HFNRX' GLUPKER V, Associate in Prosthetic gi. -3- , . . ,., xl f:,1' -- Dentistry: D.D.S., Chicago g 1,gg., ' ' - ', '1 g 34- , College of Dental Surgery: Q , ,, -155, . -Q ' -sg -'J K' . yy.-gl, Trowel Fratermtyg Delta f , u f-. :, 't-:J S. --19,3 .YEIV 1 . 4 J .ff 5... A p -1' jj, Sigma Delta. . Rum R1 li. Hill, Professor of Artilieinl Denture Constructionq Divi- sion of Dental Diagnosis, Full Denture Seetiong D. DS., tlhieago College of Dental Surgery: '-l,iI'UVVUlFI'.1- ternitvg Psi Omega. Iii at RT C. Pi No1i,1oN Assistant Profeswir of Ar- tificial Denture Construc- tionq Division of Dental Diagnrjisis, Pull Denture See- tiong D.D.S., Chicago Col- lege of Dental Surgery: .,.., ,,......,...:i. V. , fm .. ' Z,11I5..,. , . V ,. ' -es 1 'W'--2' i:.i.,g A x, gig 1 :Eg-3:9 - -we-M' .11:,:: -I-:sf ,- Phi. 'A , ' :i?es::i--- --1-sig' .. ..., - tiger? i ' ffi1:1sEeF1.212'21i ' me , aae:1sS:::-i'1i .-mfeqsqa' if. .,.gi:i::1,f-2:12--z 1 i -. Wit.Li.xu N. Hotmrs Instructor in Anatomy, Operative .ind Prosthetic Dentistry: D.D.S., Chicago College of Dental Surgeryg Drlta Sigma Delta. DONALD F. COLE Instructor in Prosthetic and Operative Dentistry: B.S.D.. D.D.S.. Chicago Col- lege of Dental Surgerv. Pagc15 EJ!! 0

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9 tibia 'P1'0sfl1m1'm1fm-u rm! arf c'411s1'-yirzg zriilr if fbi' 1'a'.vpr111si11ilif-5' of tIffl'llIl?fil1g fn Vt'!7l'U:lI!4't' nzoflrvz' mzlzm' fo flu' fvrsf of ifs flbilify, PROSTHCDONTIA-that type of den- tistry that we have here attempted to interpret photographically-is one that means 21 great deal to the men Connected with the dental profession. It has been said that an operator might insert a poor filling and still retain the confidence of his patient, but Page' I4 the minute that you insert a poor denture, something that the patient can take out and look upon, you lose that trust instilled in you by the patient, which is a problem to think about. Truly, it is an art difficult, but not impossible, to master.

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s - T ' J' . .aaa 543 2152 THE DENTOS - THE sEN1oR CLASS 193 4 EXECVTIYE COMMITTEE Pilut Stewart Ramlmldi Meyer fiuzik O WORD of cheer or encouragement lost confidence in themselves or has dentistry has as yet reached our ears as to the out- IOSII itS Old Charms? look for the future of dentistry and especially of the prospects for the graduates of 1934. With discussions of panel dentistry, organ- ized dentistry, insurance dentistry on the lips of every dentist, what optimistic feeling can a graduate nurture in order to build up the necessary self-assurance. The aged artists of the profession have laid their brushes to rest and are unable to por- tray a bright future. Their vision becomes hazy and subdued. Their outstretched hands tremble as they grope in the fog of uncer- tainty for the guide which up to the present time has led them to safe ports. Have they There is, however, one consoling thought for this year's class and that is, we are not as badly off as those who have been graduated during the previous depression years. What- ever doubtful value there may exist in such self-sympathy the feeling of advantage over our fellows serves to spur us onward in our battle for the survival of the species. The economic conditions are definitely on the upgrade and improvements of ten to thirty per cent have been observed in the various professions and trades. The various government projects have brought more money into circulation, some of which will S, Pu 'uwski '. ,Xl ' XY, Scllmiclt G. Goscieki 1 R lin V I Q I'l'i'.vrdi'1zt Ifnxvf l'n'rfl'1'i'51di'l1t .S'i'i'i1l1i1 I'1'ri l'1'Uxli1C11! .5i'i'1'D1r1l'v Page 16