Baylor University College of Dentistry - Baylor Burr Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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a State Boards are over! For the last time .. . ’'m busy Saturday night. Denta giene IT You aren’t the only one who hopes I'll finish today. Now, girls... let’s concentrate on these mandibular crowns. Group demonstrations—an important part of the mid-winter clinic. Are you sure he wants his teeth cleaned?

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Those bitewing tabs to tend to smart a little. Shades of anatomy. Dental Hygiene II Oh, well, five more pounds won’t show much. Haven’t you learned that sugar is bad for your teeth. Wouldn’t you just know “Ringo” has bad teeth. Maybe with a little help you won’t have to see him the seventh time.

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Dental Hygiene | President Kathleen O’Neill Secretary-Treasurer Terrie Morrison Social Chairman Kris Bretz Left to right: Kathleen O’Neill, Terrie Morrison and Kris Bretz. We freshmen were welcomed with a luncheon at the Gaston Avenue Baptist Church upon our arrival at the Caruth School of Dental Hygiene. The fall of 1963 had begun. To break up our study schedules we participated in many varied activities. We held bake sales to raise funds for our Freshman Hygiene Loan Fund; we “hooted” at the Hootenanny sponsored by the B.S.U. and we studied. Just before Christmas the seniors were capped. The freshman class upheld the tradition of providing a chorus for the occasion. Christmas approached, and with the holidays came caroling at a home for the aged. Our annual Christmas dance was held at the Executive Inn, and the most memorable event of all was our lovely Christmas party given by our director, Dr. Ruth Swords. Scattered through the year our Junior American Dental Hygiene Association meetings offered many interesting speakers from throughout the state. Then, before we knew it, the time had arrived to give the senior hygienists their final banquet and ribbons for their caps. With many weeks of planning and the much appreciated help of several of the KRLD disc jockeys, the banquet was a screaming success.