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

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S . , ' - D ' - 4 A ai f . E Q 'i K ' Q '- l ,Z Q. ' -5 f' Q-Ji -Egg L ' .4 . 1 V' T A x In lf , ,I I 4 ' Y I 11 ig -:kv .-A- V z? 4sv'- -:Q A 1 .1 : f , 'X 1 - ., 5 it Q' ,t cv . 1 Q iff! -4 ' - H J'T AU Q N 1' H E D E N T o s FIFTY-ONE years in existence-fifty-one years of service and sacrifice to humanity -fifty-one years of continuous progress in the development of individuals for the pur- pose of carrying on the principles laid down by Esculapius. Thus the Chicago College of Dental Sur- gery, Dental Department of Loyola Univer- sity, entered into its fifty-first year of ex- istence. Let us think in the terms of a cen- tury. Last year marked the completion of the first fifty years of a century. They were years of progressive development in teaching men to aid their fellow men. Possibly the idea might be perpetrated that with the end of these fifty years we had reached the pin- nacle of our success, that is, no further ad- vancement could be made in the way of our instruction. To us as men that have seen the ever up- ward trend notice the increase in the re- quirements and the broadening of the scope of dentistry. This is or should be sufficient evidence to portray to us the fact that the pinnacle has as yet not been reached and probably never will be even thought it shall always be our much sought after goal. Now that we have broached out upon the second fifty years of this figurative century, it is up to the members of the dental pro- fession to see that the some effort be put forth in maintaining the speed of our prede- cessors in giving humanity that which is rightfully theirs. With the teachings of progress inculcated in the men of the profession, it may be as- sumed that the remaining years of the cen- tury will terminate with as close to the realization of our ideals as is possible.