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

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! A' A -' 'K V: . H 1 kA 7 gn' Q Wi I P, y 1 l' if-rm, .- . . :! I A rr A W i M '11 4 sr.. Q ' .5 -.SR -1- -ff'9f.tii t. -2 tt.. gif nf-A , ,gem-Af, .. 1 , f-is 42 -'k rxggtixzi - . ... J JM W ,Y F 4 r . ' cfgisbfxh. ' .'x5::.A'-A N 'X f-X , U... , 9 -'K gs i- Q .wr A small town boy goes to the big city to make good . After attending school in the plains, it was off to famous Chicago for the ideal education-dentistry. Dental school turned out to be certainly different than the fantasy dream. The first year found me living in famous Cicero, Illinois, the place where a small town boy would dread to be from. l dreamed of an institution where all people concerned were truly interested in teaching dentistry to the novice. Quite a few of the mentioned instructors were present but it was evident they were not in the majority. The real lack of communication seemed to lie in the clinical sciences and as all dental students know, the academic, not the clinical aspects, are stressed in private practice today, l would like to thank all instructors and students who helped in my learning the dental sciences, My wife and l will never forget all the good times and wonderful friends we made while in Chicago at Loyola. l am going into the U.S. Army and will be assigned to N.A.T.O. Command QSHAPEJ near Monsar Brussels Belgium. Carol, Michele, Jeff and myself will be there for three years so please stop in on your way through Europe. Our future after that is uncertain at this time, but l imagine myself in a small town somewhere in the West or Midwest, Joe Dankey 'Aff' 411' -2- Q5 X WN NX I i X ,. I I I 14 Q.-5153? 'X ,, '. .f.gf'eII'Kf-fm 'QSSRQNEQN-: ,X A : f-91'p:f, w V- . A 1' Nc 3 if Ax-if-,151 f1.t. Wt X .- J Q 4 1 ' . 22 sf. N

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,,i Y' DQ is .Hu txt' .g. f Real words are not in vain, Vain words not realg And since those who argue prove nothing A sensible man does not argue. A sensible man is wiser than he knows, While a fool knows more than is wise. Therefore a sensible man does not devise resources: The greater his use to others The greater their use to him, The more he yields to others The more they yield to him. The way of life cleaves without cutting: Which, without need to say, Should be man's way. Tao Tsu from The Way of Life Bob Chisholm :-H-iii, - S ' J' 1, I ,nl .il tail... T X- 'N ei. t 'l

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ln case any of you, my classmates, of the infamous Class of '71, are planning to try to locate me in the future, l will probably be found in one of two places. The first, and probably the most likely, is Las Vegas, As is gener- ally known, I was born with a deck of cards in my hand. This insatiable desire for games of chance is one of the vices that I have not been able to overcome. At night you will probably find me at the black-jack table, pockets bul- ding with black chips. In the daytime, the other phase of my dual life will find me hard at work practicing my favor- ite dental specialty, periodontics. At Loyola I developed a very deep love for this field, mainly due to the inspiration of such Immortals as Balint Orban, Tony Gums, and Dr. Feldman. If I cannot be found in Vegas I will undoubtedly have given up dentistry to join the pro golf tour. It may not be generall known, but I am an extraordinary golfer. Affec- tionately known as the king of the 425 yard drive, I could soon become one of the Big Three Qwith a little work on my short gamej. In closing, I would like to thank all of you for many wonderful memories during these four dreadful years. I know you will also all join me in a vote of thanks to the concerned, dedicated, and sincere faculty members of old L.S.D., whoever they are. Thomas W. Creed QP X 4 4' -fix-,fy IP 'ffl . 1 I 1 gs? his ' A- N '. X :wwf '-- 0 .s 1' f qi: Q A f' .Y gs, i M D. , , 2 ' J f V ,' QW ' I W1 Y K. N5 .,k, -, I' f 1 M A f . If . 5 il .. Fw- X x. 'fi ' -Q H 'xx 'F K' s.