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Sophomores — President Chester Spencer Vice President Roy E. Scott Secretary-Treasurer Mary Ginderske The sophomore year is a year of struggle, struggle, and more struggle. That is the best way to describe it. Within the sophomore year are such formidable courses as physiology, pathology, crown and bridge, operative and prosthetics—just to mention a few of the fifteen courses attempted during the year. In these courses we prepare ourselves for the years in the clinic and the years in practice. The days spent at school are long and grueling. They begin early in the morning fighting the rush-hour traffic to get to school before 8:00 a.m. and end somewhere very late in the after- noon or evening. The evenings are spent resting up and trying to absorb physiology and patholo- ey. By the end of the year each student felt he had covered nearly every aspect of dentistry and was pretty well qualified to begin in the clinic. But the most valuable lesson learned by the sophomore can probably best be taken from the Greeks. The word “sophomore” translated from its Greek derivative means “wise fool” and that description is very fitting for the second year dental student. During the year of acquiring knowl- edee, a certain degree of wisdom was achieved. But the second year dental student is only a fool compared to what lies ahead of him in this rapidly growing scientific field. This fact is discovered and rediscovered every day by the sophomores as they begin in the clinic. Aware of what is ahead now, this sophomore class is looking forward to the next two years with an eagerness even greater than it had in the first two years.
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Top Row, left to right: James Snyder, Michael Lynch, Jay Brown, Bill Lee, Edward Allen, Mike Allen, Charles Warlick, Bob Leach, Jeff Woodson, James Holland, Bruce Thompson. Bottom Row, left to right: Ned Culp, Richard Haught, Tom Graves, Robert Honeycutt, John Baker, James Stanley, John Garrett, Howard Pangburn, Mike Fetty. Sophomores Below—Top Row, left to-right: Edward Bridgeman, Steve Watts, Hugh Burch, Bob Graf, Gary Dougherty, George Blake, Fred Grimes, Don Butler, Gene Hamil, Carlton Sage, Roy Scott. Bottom Row, left to right: LaMonte Ford, Warren Guy, Ted Lewis, Don Blake, Dennis Miller, Paul Phillips, John Truitt, Tom David, Steve Cameron, Joe Whitley.
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