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

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JACK L. BAIUN Editor THE ODONITOLOG STAFF HAROLD H. KELSEY Associate Editor IRWIN H. COHEN Managing Editor E. MARK WEAVER Assistant Editor MARVIN WINTER Assistant Editor PH PALERMO ness Editor DONALD CLINGAN Art Editor MICHAEL T. ROMANO Photography Editor o

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DREAMS ARE MADE Directly behind the reception room, in the centrol port of the first floor, will be on ouditorium. with sloping floor, seating 800. There will be a stoge and projection devices for audio-visual education. A 40.000 volume library will be located to the left of the auditorium. Here, reading desks will accomodate up to 300 students. Stack space will be ample, and a bindery which will serve the entire University will adjoin the library. The clinical facilities will all be located on the second floor. The patients’ entrance is to be on the south side of the building and the reception room will be on he second floor. Also on this floor will be a diagnostic center connecting directly with the department of Radiodontia. The new children's clinic, expanded to include 24 chairs, will be on the south side of the second floor. Adjacent to it will be a separate clinic for Orthodontics. Completing the roster of facilities on this floor will be the Oral Hygiene School with a 35 chair clinic, laboratories, lecture rooms, and administrative offices; as well as practical clinic laboratory to serve the main adult clinic. On the third floor there will be laboratories for teaching Prosthetic Dentistry. crown and bridge prosthesis, and operative Dentistry at the pre-clinical level. A large well equipped casting room will be located here. A special feature of this section will be a laboratory designed specifically for Ceramics. On the north side of the third floor will be five lecture rooms, each with seating capacity for 125 students, and equipped with facilities for audiovisual education. Connecting with lecture rooms will be a preparation room where the lecturer may organize his material, slides, etc. This floor will also contain a number of seminar rooms to be used for group teaching, refresher and graduate courses. On the south side of the third floor will be the laboratories for the departments of Physiology. Histology and Pathology. Bacteriology. Physiological Chemistry, and Pharmacology. Auxiliary rooms and facilities for research will be provided for these departments. The fourth floor will contain a cafeteria capable of seating 320 persons and a Faculty dining room. We see. then, that our new school will have facilities to make it the most up-to-date dental educational institution. The future of Temple University School of Dentistry is indeed glorious. Once ogain we salute the new school and the man so instrumental in the realization of a dream, our Dean. Dr. Gerald D. Timmons.

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