University of Maryland Baltimore Dental School - Mirror Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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:;:;: xi- t. - ' — ■ — Prog TUESDAY Registration of Alumni and their families. Oral Diagnosis — Dr. B. Holly Smith, Baltimore, Md. WEDNESDAY A General survey of the Field of Oral Restoration and a Consideration of What to Do in the Case of the in- complete Denture. — Dr. James Kendall Burgess, New York, N. Y. Three Quarter Crowns and Porcelain Root Tipped Bridge Work illustrated with lantern slides. — Dr. Emory C- Thompson, Warren, Pa. -Dr. Paul R. Stillman, New Y ork Preventive Dentistry ' N. Y. Luncheon. General Clinics. No.l. Dr. Emory C. Thompson, Warren, Pa. Three Quarter Crowns and Porcelain Tipped Bridge Work . TABLE CLINIC. No. 2. Dr. James Kendall Burgess, New Y ' ork, N. Y ' . Fixed Bridge Work and some details of Technique for its construction. TABLE CLINIC. No. 3. Dr. Claude H. Layman, Fairmont, W. Va. Everetts Fluid Impression Wax Compounds. TABLE CLINIC. ram No. 4. Dr. Leo A. Walzak, Baltimore, Md. Photomicrography Applied to Dental Histological Speci mens. TABLE CLINIC. No. 5. Dr. Edwin J. McQuillan, New Bedford, Mass. Exodontia using a new local Anesthetic called Butyn . CHAIR CLINIC. No. 6. Dr. A. E. Rogers. Waterbury, Conn. Subject to be announced. No. 7. Dr. G. A. Cloutier, Jr., Portland, Maine. Cast Crown and Bridge, Removable Bridge Work and Porcelain Jacket Crown. ' TABLE CLINIC. Banquet at the Southern Hotel. THURSDAY Dr. B. Lucien Brun, Baltimore, Md. Subject to be an- nounced. Dr. Harvey J. Burkhart, N. Y. Subject to be announced Business Meeting. Report of Committees. Adopting of By-Laws, etc. Unveiling of Chapin A. Harris memorial. Luncheon. Automobile trip and outing to Bay Shore Park. Dinner at Bay Shore. 25

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niie Klational Alumni Association of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery By JAS. H. FERGUSON, Jr., President HE Alumni Association of our Alma Mater which is national in scope, was organized at the College building in Baltimore on the evening of November 30th, 1921 by Norval H. Mc- Donald, Class of 1914, B. Lucien Brun, Class of 1905, and Jas. H. Ferguson, Jr., Class of 1915. The object of the Association shall be mutual helpfulness, goodfellowship, the inculcation of ethical ideals into our young men just beginning the practice of dentistry, the promulgation of those principles and ideals for which our Alma Mater stands, to keep in touch with the Alumni in states where there are graduates, to assist its members in all their laudable undertakings, and to untiringly exert its influence for the advancement of the dental profession and the progress of the school in methods of teaching, of practice and of jurisprudence. The code of ethics to be followed by our membership shall be that adopted by the National Dental Association. It has for several years been the concensus of opinion among the Alumni in various sections of the country that there should be an active and live wire National Association with headquarters in Baltimore. The Alumni of a College is its srongestt asset. Without their existence, assistance and reputation that they acquire any institution of learning would fall by the wayside. Johns Hopkins probably America ' s most famous University has acquired its world-wide reputation through its Alumni. Every member of the Senior Class upon graduation will be invited to join the Alumni Association the yearly dues of which are $2.00. This amount per member about covers the current expenses. I take this opportunity of appointing each man in the class of 1922 a committee of one to get the Alumni together in his city or state for the purpose of organizing a component Alumni Association. I urge this upon you and advise that you undertake it at the first state or local dental society meeting you attend. Get the co-operation and stamp of approval of the older Alumni but look to the more recent graduates for your organization work. Any of the officers of the National body will be glad to assist you in perfecting the plans of getting the boys together and the secretary has a mailing list of the Alumni in each state which is at your disposal. I am overwhelmingly optimistic of the future of the National Alumni Association and feel that it will be the avenue through which the graduates will be held in a closer union with the school and to each other. 24

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On To Baltimore May 30, 31 and June i djv The Alumni of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery are to have their Reunion May 30, 31 and June 1, and every loyal Alumnus shou ' d be there to help make it one of the most successful and enjoyable affairs in the his- tory of their Alma Mater — one that will always be remem- bered with pleasure and pride; so come on boys — on to Baltimore. The Monumental City extends to you a royal welcome. Our Maryland roads, the finest in the country winding through beautiful hills and valleys, and extending over the entire State to the heart of the Blue Ridge offer a rare treat for motorists. It will be a great thing for us all to get together again in the old school, meet all our old friends, and renew the college spirit and college days. A worthwhile feature will be the excellent clinics you will have opportunity to attend, and the valuable papers you will hear. Building. All clinics and papers will be given at the College Our Banquet will be held at the Southern Hotel May 31, at 6:30 P. M. The unveiling of the monument to Dr. Chapin A. Harris will be June 1, at 12 o ' clock at Linden and North Aves. Dr. Harvey J. Burkhart of Rochester, N. Y., will present the monument to the City of Baltimore, in behalf of the Dental Profession and Mayor Wm. F. Broening will receive it for the city. A Ladies Entertainment Committee has been ap- pointed to look after the welfare of the visiting ladies, so do not hesitate to bring your wife and family. The pleasures and benefits to be derived from at- tending this reunion are too numerous to mention, so join with the boys from May 30 until June 1, to enjoy rem- iniscences of your college days; meet old friends; make new ones, and carry away a host of new ideas and pleasant memories that will last until the sunset of your career. James H. Ferguson, Jr., President 26