Northwestern University Dental School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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N. AU. D. J. ALUMNI . il , The Alumni Association of Northwestern University Dental School is a reorganization of the alumni of the University Dental School, Northwestern University Dental School and the Amer- ican College of Dental Surgery, which took place at a meeting at the Palmer House the evening of April 2, 1897. The constitution and by-laws were accepted as they stood and, with but slight changes, such as the month in which the annual clinic and annual business meeting should be held, it remains the same to-day. it The following, taken from the constitution and by-laws, explains what is requisite to become a member, -and it is sincerely hoped that the graduates who have not done so, will identify themselves With this organization. The association has little history to give, 'as it 'is but four years of age, 'but it has held clinics annually which have been largely at- tended by practitioners in and out of the city. p From the c-onstitution: ARTICLE IV. p Membership. . Section 1. Any graduate of the .Umar-sity Dental School, Northwestern University Dental 'School and the American College of Dental Surgery, upon the presentation of a certificate from the secretary of the N. U. Dental School, delivered under the seal of the college, is eligible to membership upon payment of the requisite initiation fee. . Sec. 2. Any active member may become a life member by paying a fee of ten do-llars CSIQOOD. ' From the by-laws: 228

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ARTICLE III. ' Dues and Penalties. Section I. The initiation of this alumni shall be one dollar QSLOOJ, which should acco-mpany the application and Which, to- gether with thendues fo-r the current year Q50 cents? must be paid' before the vote for membership- can be taken. If the candidate is not elected the money must be refunded. The annual dues of this alumn-i shall be fifty cents Q50 centsj, payable in- advance at the annual meet- ing in February for the ensuing year. Sec. 2. Any member failing to- p-ay his dues in advance shall be debarred the privilege of voting or discussion until such dues are paid, and, failing to pay them Within a year, he shall cease to be a member and his name sha.ll be dropped from the ro-lls, provided the secretary has sent due notice o-f the delinquency and penalty. Any name so dropped can only be reinstated by two-thirds vo-te of those present, after all such arrears have been paid. Following is a list of its pre-sent membe.rship: ATKINSON, FLORENCE, Chicago, Stewart Building. A i .LXTCHISON, G. B., Elgin, Ill., 488 Columbia Avenue. ' AISTON, R. F., Chicago, 70 'State Street. AUSTIN, I. F., Dowagiac, Mich. ACKERMAN, CHARLES, Chicago, A 1640 Thirty-fifth Street. ' APPEI., PETER, Green River, VVyo. ALGEO, HERBERT E., Chicago, 807 Stewart ' Building. BOSTLEMAN, R., Chicago, 884 Twenty-first Street. BRECKENRIDGE, C. I., Chicago, 78 State Street. ' ' BURNETT, H. E., Amesville, Mont. BENNINGTON, E. K., Chicago, Thirty-third Street and Cottage Grove Avenue. BOYNTON, J. F., Menasha, VVis. BLACKALLER, L. E., Pearshall, Texas. BIMROSE, F. H., Kalamazoo, Mich. BOYCE, F. J., Chicago, 635 Sixty-second Street. BECK, C. C., Rock Island, Ill., 1404 Third Avenue BAYNE, R. S., Henry, Ill. BROWN, C. H., Rockford, Ill. BOND, H. T., Chicago, 260 Kinzie Street. BARTELS, W. E., Tomah, Wis. BAKER, W. H., 4 Catherine Pl., Limerick, Ireland. BANZET, GEORGE T., Chicago, 8i7 Marshall Field Building. f BLACK, ARTHUR D., Chicago, 915 Marshall Field Building. BRANDT, GUS C., Chicago, 2348 Calumet Avenue. BOWEN, D. I-I., Cuba, Ill. BURKHART, C. H., Liscomb, Iowa. BEEBE, F. C., Grand Island, Neb. BISHOPP, I. A., Sheldon, Ill. BALDWIN, IARTHUR, Joliet, Ill. BURHANS, P. A., Chicago, 7638 Eggleston Avenue. BENSON, J. L., Magnolia, Iowa. BEHM, L. J., Chicago, 409 Lawrence Ave- nue. BIRKLAND, J. W., Chicago, 2231 Prairie Avenue. A 229