University of Missouri at Kansas City School of Dentistry - Bushwacker Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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:XDNIINISTRATION OFFICE WE HAVE A FI- E SEHUUL S students of the Kansas City-Western Dental College, we feel that we are in an efficiently regulated and well-equipped institution, whose reputation is evidenced by the achievements of its alumni in the profession. Our institution strives to build better student bodies, and ultimately, better dentists. It is, there- fore, an asset to the dental profession, to dentistry as a science, and indirectly, to the communities which its graduates serve. Qur Office of Administration, like other divisions of the school, combines business with hospitality. - We have a library and museum of merit. Qutstanding in this department however, is the Cogswen Clinic, which is perhaps the most unusual exhibit of its kind in the entire dental profession. ltconsists of about three hundred models valued at more than 321000, and is nationally recognized as a masterpiece. Also on the first floor of our four-story building is the sophomore laboratory, adequately furnished with dental engines, lathes, gas and air lines, casting machines, and all necessary equipment for its specialized work. , The Infirmary, under the able supervision of Dr. Ralph VV. Edwards, occupies the entire south front of the second floor of the building, and is the department in which all underclassmen aspire to work. In addition to a centrally located dispen- sary there are two newly equipped examining rooms and a reception room. Adjoining the Infirmary is the Lowry Dental Clinic for indigent children to which two interns and a graduate Dental Hygienist are appointed annually. This department is operated on the funds provided by the estate of the late Dr. Howard S. Lowry. fcontinued on Page 71, BIO lop 1-xpc' NIJ, fivnl Nlfllt Hisll H, lXl'f 'I'I.1 'Ill' l:lll Kill .Ml lit, 171. INFIRMARY

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