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

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ART i LONG, AND TIME I L E E T I N G CONTENT Book I - - ADMINISTRATION Book II - - CLASSES Book III - - FRATERNITIES Book IV - - ADS and FEATURES bfcw i L ,-x A :S-S? v »» a=£j SjU )i . , TT : I - ..- M K K J ' --i BHM BS9J A i Jt

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ART LONG N D TIME I s LEE I N G Wonderful little when all is said. Wonderful little our fathers knew. Half their remedies cured you dead; Most of their teachings were quite untrue. When sickness was sore in the land And neither planet nor herb assuaged They took their lives in their lancet ' s hand And, oh, what a wonderful war they waged! Yes, when the crosses were chalked on the door — Yes, when the terrible death cart called — Excellent courage our fathers bore — Excellent heart had our fathers of old. Into the fight went our fathers of old. Kipling Wonderful little is all we hnou). There remains only honest determination to push on and be nobly bold And go into the fight as our fathers of old. Editor ' s Note a?L ■ - , {

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ART LONG N D TIME F L E T I N G Hippocrates Hippocrates is known as the father of medicine. He was born on the island of Cos off the coast of Asia Minor at approximately 460 B.C. He was a member of the select guild known as the Aesculepiodae. V5 e are told that he was descended from Aesculapius himself. Hippocrates traveled far and wide always teaching and doing good wherever he went. The character and abilities of Hippocrates as a phy- sician have been held in admiration by those devoted to the healing art down through the centuries. He was the first to separate the healing art from philosophy. A famous section of his works is the Hippocratic oath. This is a truly great ethical monument in which he asserts the noble rules of personal conduct and service to humanity which have raised the art to the high position it now holds. • a c a ' . VP