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

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HDENTISTRY cannot continue at its present high tempo of progress Without the diligent instruction and proper training of its students. Thus upon the shoulders of the faculty of any great institution such as ours, rests enormous responsibility. The fact that the progress of dentistry has been so rapid is fitting tribute to their tireless efforts. y We are justly proud of our faculty. It is unsurpassed in the entire field of dental education. It is a faculty of versatility, com- posed of men high in their respective fields-general practitioners, specialists, teachers, men of science and research-Well-equipped to demonstrate the practical as Well as the theoretical aspects of dentistry. The democracy, informality and friendly attitude existing between faculty and student body produce an environment con- ducive to the quest of knowledge. To uphold their torch of achievement and example will be our goal.