Chicago College of Dental Surgery - Dentos Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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It is too bad that this book might be published before I graduate, because I must refrain from offending anyone as I have tried to for four years. Since I started here in August of 1967, I have sat in a lot of different seats, but there weren't any that I couIdn't sleep in, and there wasn't much reason not to. There were a few men who tried to teach, there were even fewer who had something to teach, and upon com- bining these two conditions we end up with a select group: Dr. Smulson, Dr. Gerhart, Dr. Dawson, Dr. Gow- giel, Dr. Graber, Dr. Malone, Dr. Ensing, Dr. Jacklich. From this group one is dead, one retired, and one is a part-timer. Dr. Amaturo said in August of 1967 that L.S.D. had a great student-faculty rapport, but until last week, almost four years later, no instructor ever called me by my first name. Dr. Jacklich broke the four-year streak. I thank this school for my degree and for letting me know, in no uncertain terms that life is not just a bowl of cherries. Robert W. Aukee Y K, E E at .Ez si ale.-1 tg. -eiif.-?Q1',5f1 ' f ' I . . -.., 3:35-. -- ' yy. 5:?E,5g:f4f 1 wg? 652' Lulumbia I mu .. .... 1 5 ll 1218! vaio! 2Il7l ,rfb-'sf' X

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