Indiana University School of Dentistry - Prognosis Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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nga sof nan E he idly l ' The 19205110515 . gmmana Dental Qtullege A1904 annual PORCELAIN ROOM ' Q ' WHO THREW THAT BRICK? Woe unto the man who bought so late ' A porcelain outfit and a little plate, To mix and carve with artistic taste A tooth your honor made of paste. A The sun was sinking in the sink, The cows were chewing air, The violets turned a sky-blue pink, A I When CUNNINGHAM combed his Hair. Its size and shape both nice must be .- . - To please the eye of I. Q. B. - -HICKMAN. Rov MYER-Vinegar. DR. BYRAM-What is a good pickling solution ? Dr. Orville Van Kirk, alias Red , alias Sandy , in the extracting room, while attempting to disassociate an inferior molar from the contiguous tis- . sues, caught the patient's tongue in his forceps and pulled it out about two feet. Oh, Doctor, Doctor, dear Doctor, what have I done, what have I done? Will they hang me ? Q .

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Gabe qarugnnsis z Emniana Dental QEDIIBQB : 1904 annual FROM THED FOOLISH FACTORY A junior, after Dr. Kibler had punched his ticket for preparation, and told him to dry the cavity out with alcohol and hot air, saturated a pledget of cotton with alcohol and introduced it into the cavity, then took his alcohol lamp and held it as near the cavity as possible and blew the flame into the cavity with his chip blower. Oh, mamma! Day, of the junior class, after Working about half of one forenoon on la cavity in a superior right second bi- cuspid, called a demonstrator to pass the cavity for prep- aration. The demonstrator placed the explorer in the cav- ity and pulled out a partial plate. ' Dr. Joseph Shelley has a patent on ball-bearing gold fillings. . Barnlield is the personal magnetism man of the Senior class. His patients can not resist his magnetism and they hand him a gold Watch as a token of their esteem. Did Barny get a gold Watch? Yes! No! Yes, well lill be-' A sketch from life of a Freshman learning the Ways of the city: PLACE-MOHumCHt Steps. ' A I TIME-Labor Day. CAST oF CHARAcTERs+Myer, Clickner and Freshman Barnfleld, all watching the parade. Act One. Scene one. Enter a man who looked as if he had not seen any sleep for three or four nights, very badly dissipated. MYER-That man is all shot to pieces. CLICKNER-+YCS-, I should say so-. BARNY Cvery much excited and astonishedj-Wh- wh-where was he shot? Curtain falls While Clickner is explaining.

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Gllgefqevngunsts :p Siuntanaeibental Qtollege z-.1904 annual it 1. I l X QB: wn P,'E-'QI-E.-YDIrN-Q JLQTC In the roll-call Bachelor's name comes just after Miss Cluthe's. Dr. Hunt in calling the roll had a sheet Miss Davis had Written, and he co-uld not make out Bachelor's name. CMiss Davis is a good penman, thoughjj He asked Whose name cameafter Miss Cluthe's, and some Wise one answered, Bach- elor, and Dr. Hunt said that was a good place for a Bachelor, after Miss Cluthe. ' Widup, of the Junior class, after being told by Dr. Lucas to wash out the cavity with carbolic acid, took his Water syringe, filled it full of acid and squirted it in the patient's mouth. The patient rebelled and said: Dr. Widup, I can never stand that. Doctor said: I know it is hard, but you will have to stand it, for Dr. Lucas said so. Hurtyis definition of a man-A man is an animal, bulbular at one end and bifurcated at the other. X D Taylor's definition of a dentist-A dentist is neither a professional man nor a mechanical man. He is, in all probability, a sojourner who fills and cleans teeth.