UCSF School of Dentistry - Chaff Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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a thoroughly scientific, observing, and industrious man, we look for- ward with pleasure to the time when we may obtain records of his careful observations, which will be doubly prized by our personal acquaintance with him, of which we are proud: As an instructor Dr. D'Ancona has a personality which gives his hearers a certain breadth of View and a sanity which remain in the minds of those who are fortunate enough to come under his influence. IO JJ J .ff a id! wx ' , f'- 4 Y, ' rf -sw XNJ I4

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flrnold JI. Dlilncona 129125 S a frontispiece of CHAFF this year will be found a portrait of Dr. D,Ancona. We take great pleasure in giving him this honor, if there be any, as, beside being- very popular to the student body as instructor, his influence as authority on physiology and histology is felt throughout the Pacific states. Below we give a brief sketch of his career:- Arnold Abraham D'Ancona, A. B., M. D., was born in Brooklyn, N. Y., April 29, I86O. He attended the public schools in New York City and came to California in 1870. Graduating from the San Fran- cisco Boys' High School, he attended the University of California at Berkeley, receiving the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in 1880. A brief intermission of one year, during which time he taught school in Del Norte County, Cal., and he entered the Medical College of the University of California, graduating in 1884. Since that time he has practised medicine in the city of San Francisco, and, for the last three years, has been located at 1022 Sutter Street. Dr. D'Ancona is at present a member of the Faculty of the Medical Department, U. C., and also conducts the chair of Professor of Physi- ology at the same institution. He also holds the position' of Professor of Hygiene in the University of California, at Berkeley. He became connected with the College of Dentistry in 1888, con- ducting the Chair of Professor of Physiology and Histology and becom- ing a member of the Faculty. He still retains his position in the Faculty and is Professor of Physiology, and since his first lecture has been honored and respected by all the student body. Although Dr. D'Ancona has spent considerable time and energy in scientific research, we have no records of his industrious Work except on the minds of hundreds of professional men and students. Being 13

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