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Page 94 text:
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Freshmen President Robert Christian Vice President Tom Been Treasurer John Eads Left to right: John Eads, Tom Been, and Robert Christian. The freshman class of 1965-66 represented the atypical class of beginning students of dentistry. Naturally, our group of individuals exemplified a culmination of talents, interests, political theories, and religious beliefs. But this melting pot of characters all converged on a central conformity—we all wore ties! Perhaps, we have created a tradition at Baylor, or we may have marked a new era of professionalism—but we seriously doubt our future significance. Then why did we appease the desires of our mentors ? The answer to this question is ob- vious: we all wanted to be members of the sophomore class of 1966-67! But the terms “atypical” and “professionalism” denote more than a mere necktie. Is a necktie a symbol of curricular pressures placed on the necks of freshmen students at Baylor Dental? Certainly not!! If this unusual social conformity is analyzed to solution, one would uncover an earthquake enveloped in the smiling face of Dr. Biggs. How could we ever forget the stimulating lectures of Dr. Lambert, the poetry of Dr. Moreland, or even the bio- chem tests of Dr. Wagner and Dr. Bowles? Neuroanatomy with Dr. Dill will always remain in the hearts of the class as will the classes of Dr. Haberman and all the instructors in bacteriology. We shall always hold dear the charming and debonair personalities of the dental anatomy department, be- cause in this subject we always knew exactly where westood......... Even though the first year in dental school has been called a “rat race” or a “nightmare,” no one will deny that the attitude of the class reflected these words of Dr. Matthews ........ “You begin to get the idea!!! 99 ? 90
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Top Row, left to right: Don Little, James Kersten, Steven Coleman, E. J. Erickson, Terry Worford, Robert Curry, W. Ben Johnson, James A. Barton, Chris Anderson, Fred Hansen. Bottom Row, left to right: Taylor Holland, Jan K. Calhoon, Alan Haile, Ronald Caldwell, David Hildebrand, Frank Moore, K. Dale Johnson, R. E. Lee, William Wesley Park, David Midkiff. ' Freshmen Below—Top Row, left to right: Frank Morris, Jerry Godkin, Joseph Owens, James Kramer, John D. White, Justin Aurbach, James K. Hesser, James Mozer, James S. Moore, George Hamby, John Nabers. Bottom Row, left to right: Tom B. Bailey, Dan I. DeGeare, Larry Campbell, Harold B. Wise, Don M. Shipley, Thomas C. Been, James Hammack, Robert L. Reames, John J. Johnson.
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