Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Dr. Mulder demonstrates intricacies of the electrocardiograph Frosh learn about physiology of the heart from a turtle and a hymograph The boys in the back room Life at medical fraternity house manages to combine work and play Students and faculty gather each year for a picnic

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ANATOMY DEPARTMENT First Row: Dr. David S. Jones: Dr. Arthur J. Gatz: Dr. George F. Simmons, Dr. Thesle Joh, PM-'Clinic Dean. Second Row: Miss Laura Iiurwvll, Marie Canuti, Aldana Vin- tartes, Gareth H. Gish. Third Ifozc: Dr. James C. Beyer. Paul liawaguchi, Professor Harold D. Fish, Leslie 'l'. Emmert. BACTERIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Front Row: Miss Marie Ottenz Dr. Einar Leifson. chairman: Miss Josephine Oster- haudt. Second Row: Dr. Ernest Hartmann, Miss Pearl Dahran, Dr. MacDonald Fulton. Bl OCH EM l STK Y DEPARTMENT First Row: Louis J. Blanchet: Dr. Hugh J. McDonald, chairman: Dr. Jacklyn Melchiar: Dr. Maurice V. L'Heureux. Second Row: Thomas McCarthy. Mr. Leonard Philipps. Dr. Norten C. Melchiar, Dr. Martin B. William- son. PHYSIULOGY DEPARTMENT First Row: Dr. Akira Omachi: Dr. Wesley R. T. Metzner: Dr. Arthur G. Mulder, chair- mang Dr. William C. Wilson. Second Row: Alice Heuel, Charles Proctor, Dr. Mary Patras. PHARMACOLOGY DEPARTMENT First Row: Dr. Lawrence Wu: Dr. Alfred Leimdorferg Dr. Y. T. Oester. chairmang Mr. Charles Proctor. Second Row: Mr. Byrd. Mr. A. Smalenski. Kasimir Staniszewski, Dr. Mikulicic, O. D. Priddle.

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SCAUO O! aizbenfizifry The Chicago College of Dental Surgery was founded in 1883. At that time the school was located at 22-24 Adams Street. Later the College was moved to new quarters at Madison and Wabash, and when the need arose for more spacious quarters a building at Michigan and Randolph was chosen. In 1893 the construction of the present school building at 1757 Harrison Street was begun. From 1889 to 1903 the College was atliliated with Lake Forest University, and from 1905 to 1918 with Valparaiso University. This pioneer in dental education in Illi- nois at once took a commanding position among the dental schools of the world. Since its foundation in 1883, the school has con- ferred the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery upon 7000 dentists. Loyola Univer- sity School of Dentistry, Chicago College of Dental Surgery is fully approved by the Council on Dental Education of the American Dental Association. As a Catholic dental school, the Loyola University School of Dentistry, Chicago Col- lege of Dental Surgery, strives to prepare the student so that he may be competent to begin in the general practice of dentistry as a health service and to continue his self-educa- tiong and to educate the student in an appre- ciation of the social, moral, and spiritual values of life. To realize these broad objectives, the faculty of the dental school endeavors to furnish an intellectual atmos- phere that is conducive to preservation of faith and morals, and undertakes to train students so that they may be competent in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of oral diseases, disorders, and deficiencies, insofar as there is a direct dental relationshipg to ap- preciate the value of continuing study after , Q--f f .1 Christmas at Dental 0 School X A