Temple University School of Dentistry - Odontolog Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Poarb of CrusSteefi The Governor of the State of Pennsylvania. The Mayor of the City of Philadelphia. JOHN O. BOWMAN, 925 Chestnut St. ELMER E. BROWN, M.D., McKean and Meadow Sts. JAMES I. COMI.Y. Lincoln Saving Trust Co. RUSSELL H. COXWELL. 2020 North Broad St. SAMUEL S. DAEMON. 115 Dock St. ERASMUS FREEMAN, 1926 North Broad St. JAMES H. GLENN, 3439 North Fifteenth St. FRANK WESTON HOYT, Wyncotc. Pa. EDWIN F. MERRITT. 1020 West Dauphin St. D. EDWARD MOORE. 1027 West Dauphin St. GRANT C. OSBORNE. 2126 North Eighteenth St. GEORGE A. WELSH. Penn Square Building. SAMUEL B. WILLIS, 4935 Catharine St. ALEXANDER WILSON. JR.. Market Street Trust Title Co. JOHN R. YOUNG, 1855 North Park Ave. 18

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Z )t Crntplc ?Unibnsitp Alliance K federation of the Philadelphia Dental College with the Temple University will make no serious change in the general regulations or system of instruction, and will not change the name of the college. The idea of the new administration is to bring the Dental College into the university grade of our college classification, and put it into close alliance with the Medical School, enlarging the opportunities for the dental students in medical or surgical studies, and giving them a diploma from an institution recognized by the state as a college and university grade. The new Hoard of Trustees of the Dental College have no other purpose than to aid in a great benevolent enterprise for the good of mankind. They intend to open to a large class of men of high character, good education and clear minds the opportunity to become dentists of the first rank. They intend to make the Dental College a contributor to advanced science by encouraging skill and invention and by putting into use the latest and best appliances. They intend to make the college an important practical aid to its alumni, and to the profession generally, in keeping our alumni especially informed in all the new methods or appliances introduced into professional use anywhere. We propose to ask friends to endow special chairs for original research, and for donations for the aid of deserving students. All money received by the college for tuitions, and all grants to it by gift or will, shall be used exclusively to advance and maintain the work of the Dental College. We will not be satisfied with second-rate work, nor with a second-rate place. 7 RCSSELL H. COX WELL.

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Jfacultp SIMEON H. GUILFORD, A.M.. D.D.S.. Ph.D.. Dean. Professor of Operative anil Prosthetic Dentistry and Orthodontia. DR. WAYNE BABCOCK. M.D.. Professor of Surgery, Surgeon to the ()ral Clinic. HENRY' H. BOOM. M.D.. Professor of Physics. Chemistry an l Metallurgy. OTTO [•:. IXGLIS, D.D.S.. Professor of Dental Pathology and Therapeutics. THOMAS F.. WEEKS. D.D.S.. Professor of Crown and Bridge: Work. TH« )MAS C. STELIAVAGEX. JR.. M.D.. D.D.S.. Adjunct Professor of Physiology. II. AUGUSTUS BACON. MD.. Ph.G., Adjunct Professor of Bacteriology. C. 1’. FRANKLIN, M.D.. Adjunct Pjofessor of Histology an l Dental Hygiene. JOHN BYERS RON BY, M.D.. Professor of Practical Anatomy. 9