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

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Table of Contents Staff ..........,............... M.B.'S Sketch ...,........... Fixed Prosthodontics ..... Endodontics ................ Periodontics ...................... Operative Dentistry .............. Removable Prosthodontics ..... Radiology ,,............... .................. Oral Sr Maxillofacial Surgery ........... Oral Diagnosis ................, ,... ............... D.A.U.fPrev. Dent. Sr Comm. Health Pediatric Dentistry ........................... Biochemistryfbiicrobiology .......,,.... Anatomyflrlistology .................,.. Dental MatenalsfOrthodontics ..... PharmacologyfPathology .......... Yearbook Staff ......................... General Pictures ................ Class Composite 1982 ...... Seniors ...... ..................... llllmlllll www i ' ll- ,rf O i , 0 fs 2' ,U 'H f Q q Q fa 'hi 'L ' X.-Q W 1- f ' A! -1 .4

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Dear Class of 1986, lt is always a great honor and pleasure to have the opportunity to greet the graduating class and wish them Godspeed. Many long years of college and dental school are drawing to a close and it is hard to believe that so much has happened in that time. Each of you has grown in those years into a health care professional entrusted with the life and welfare of your fellow men and women. That is an enormous privilege and responsibility but you will handle it well because you have been fully prepared. Professionally you have takenjust the first step. You still must attend to your continued education on a regular basis so that you will advance and grow. Dentistry is not static. Indeed it is changing with such rapidity that you will need to work at staying up to date right from the beginning. This need not involve expensive winter courses in Colorado or Florida. lt does involve keeping in touch with your colleagues, attending local dental society meetings and at least one national meeting annually. lt requires real participation in those meetings - notjust registering and going off to see the local tourist attractions. l hope that you will also stay in touch with Loyola where the seeds of your professional success were sown and where there is still a vast repository of knowledge and skill available to you. Finally, you must look to your personal life, to your spouse, to your children, parents and friends. You have probably neglected them somewhat these last few years. You must make them a full part of your life and become a part of theirs. We all know that professional success matters little if you lost out personally. All the people in your life are important but above all your family and your patients. Treat them with care and consideration and you mil be a success. l wish youjoy in your work, peace in your heart and a few dollars at the end of the day. May the road rise with you and the wind be always at your back. S. M. D. Sincerely, Atl... if Slam Aidan P. Stephens Dean

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Loyola University V.I.P.'s Father Raymond Baumhart, S.J., President , .si Rev. James Maguire, S.J., Richard Matre, Pl'l.D., Provost Rev. John Reinke, S.J., Chancellor Chancellor Emeritus .PN 31,7 1 James Whitehead, Dean of Students, MCC Michael Lambesis, Asst. Dean of Students, MCC