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

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! rod- 'TY s er- ion esi- 'esi- to ,og- its il ost One :pre- sub- ,- n- d, er of 12 ntal : ex- n fe ion was Dr . s uc- e . He eves this :hould an dents hed se arch :o the BUSHWHACKER has centered the lime-light on four of our famous alumni who have shown their excellance in adminstration, research, writing and inventing. Our group outstanding alumni, the general practitioners are not as concerned in these areas but they have contributed much to the profession of dentistry. The general practitioner of dentistry is the backbone of the profession. The general dentist is certainly an adminstrator, for he must provide a living for his family, contribute to the community economy by employment and taxes and direct his patients' oral health. Our general practitioner does not excell at formal research and writing but does grow professionally from his and others experiences. He usually is not an inventor but many of his innovations have been turned into labor-saving patient-benefiting techniques. The whole of our general dentist alumni have scaled the heights of adminstration, conducted worthy research, published notable works and invented some of dentistrys most useful mechanisms. University of Missouri Kansas City School of Den- tist1'y graduates have accomplished the highest levels of success and BUSHWHACKER wishes to congratulate them for making our chosen profession what it is today. 'N 'X .n . if f I A I E' X V-1 '-E Q 'NJ The reason for the dental profession's revered status to the public is due to the personal relationship the gen- eral dentist conveys to his patients. The family dentist is the comforting friend who is willing to aid in an emergency and patients sense his sincerity and devotion. The general dentist did not inherit his patient 's es- teem but earned their respect by rendering treatment at fair fees and projecting a professional purpose that reassures the patient. The BUSHWHACKER thanks our general practitioner alumni for their talents and perseverance in elevating the profession. For their shouldering of the professions many obligations, obtaining some rewards but receiv- ing all too little recognition we salute our general practitioner alumni. Our thanks to Ray F elker for his talents in producing the cover photograph, THE GENERAL DENTIST. 7 - -N-.. Y - - -+- -xfrxnzis... .., . --'11lliI! ' rf' -Af' -H-ie 1. --H-V' 5-gg, 3-11-, . LLL 1-V-., -,

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