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

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Junior AD Dr. Londeree lectures on hospitalization of dental patients. ©)

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Junior ADA President Jim Roane Vice-President Fred Lucas Secretary-T reasurer Joe Ainsworth Left to right: Joe Ainsworth, Jim Roane and Fred Lucas The Junior American Dental Association functions as an organization which provides programs of interest to all dental students. Covered in the programs are dental topics and those of allied fields. Among the outstanding programs of the year were: Dr. Crawford McMurray, “The American Dental Association;” Dr. D. P. Laugenour, “Hypnosis;” Dr. Charles A. McCallom, Jr., Dean of the University of Alabama School of Dentistry, “The Use and Abuse of Antibiotics;” Dr. John T. Mallams. “Hydrogen Peroxide and Irradiation Therapy of Cancer;” Dr. Robert D. Londeree, “Setting Up a Dental Hospital;” and Scotty McPherson, “Classification and Explanation of Insur- ance.”

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The Baylor Odontological Honor Society President James Hailey Vice President Lief Isaacson Secretary William George Treasurer Rudolph Woolf Membership Chairman Tom Weil Publicity Chairman Ralph Carey Left to right: Seated: William George, Lief Isaacson, James Hailey, Ralph Carey. Standing: Rudolph Woolf and Tom Weil. The society was founded in 1959 on this campus and is a student-inspired and student-governed organization with administration and faculty sanction. It is the only honor society to which a student may be elected while in school. The total membership is thirty-five; twenty are seniors and fifteen are juniors. Prospective members are those students who rank in the top percentile of their classes scho- lastically, and those who are strong in character and are desirous of educational pursuits outside the dental school curriculum. The primary function of the society is to afford its members the opportunity of meeting with outstanding individuals in fields both related and non-related to dentistry, with emphasis on the latter, and to stimulate the desire for a well-rounded education. 106