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

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Juniors President Mike Allen Vice President Roy Kindrick Secretary-Treasurer Gary Dougherty Left to right, Gary Dougherty, Mike Allen, and Roy Kindrick The junior year at Baylor Dental School, like each of the other years, is a very eventful year. The young junior is able to try out his newly-learned skills and unleash his vast amount of eager enthusiasm. For the first time since he has been at Baylor, he has free roam of the building. He is awed by the largeness of the clinics, impressed by the large number of professional people he is now working elbow-to-elbow with, and delighted with the important, respected position he has in the eyes of his patients. Summer wears into fall, and the junior student is ready for the fall term. He enjoys having only two hours of classes a day, but realizes that the courses he is taking are just as challenging as any he has taken previously. Another thing the junior student must ad- just to is that his day is longer, and he finds it much more tiring than his short summer schedule. Toward the end of the year, the junior student, who is wiser but a bit tired of the long, hectic year, looks forward to the end of school for a rest from his studies. However, he - probably looks forward most to being called a senior. He realizes now the effort he must put forth to finish his requirements, to make his grade points, and to graduate. So he goes into his senior year hoping for a speedy year, a rewarding year, and a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. 54

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Juniors

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Juniors H. Edward Allen Ryan, Oklahoma Donald R. Blake Garland, Texas Michael D. Allen Petrolia, Texas George D. Blake Richardson, Texas Richard C. Allen Vicksburg, Mississippi Bill Breashears Gainesville, Texas John T. Baker Dallas, Texas Edward Bridgeman Dallas, Texas