Temple University School of Dentistry - Odontolog Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Ryan Buehner, D.M.D Pottsville, Pennsylvania 12. Penn State University I’d like to start by thanking my Family, Mom and Dad you guys were always there for me. I think some day's mom and dad you were more worried than I was about a final 1 had or a practical 1 just took but thank you very much for always being there for me. Mark and Troy thanks for always encouraging me, always having a friendly apt for me to visit and a place to sleep up at PSU, and all the visits weekend down here in Philly. To mv roommates and very close friends, way to dominate. Thanks to the teammates on the many sports teams we had over the years especially the DWO. To all the new friends here at Temple, thank you guys. To all the guys and gals that had the pleasure to dominate a party or two here at 0-20, the many post DWO sporting event parties, or end of finals, or birthday parties, 1 hope you all enjoyed the many long nights. Finally I’d like to thank many of the appreciating faculty members that went our of there way to try to help the student body whether it was on the clinic floor or the grind we called prcclinic. Well it's been a very long and very interesting 4 years, I've learned many new and enlightening things while living here in Philly, best of luck to all my classmates, their families, the faculty staff, and most of all to my friends. Peace out!!! 2005 Odontolog — 21

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Keya Boykin, D.M.D W hite Plains, New York Bennett College To my family, I thank you for your help, guidance and support. Thanks TUSoD especially I)r. Thornton, Dr. Litchmore and Dr. Jackson. 20 Temple University School of Dentistry

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Geoffrey B. Caligan, D.M.D I lerndon, Virginia Wake Forest University I would like to thank my family and friends and anyone else who feels they deserve to be thanked for whatever it is they did to help get me through the past four years. There have been many long days and more than a few long nights. Some I can remember with amazing clarity; others arc a murky haze. Somewhere along the wav there were a few classes, a couple tests, some truly bizarre patients, and lots of meaningless paperwork. Hopefully I learned something useful and helped more people than I hurt. I appreciate those who helped me along the way and made my four years more enjoyable. 1 can't honestly sav that 1 will miss doing wax ups or setting teeth, but I’m sure I'll miss hanging out with my friends in the lab.... and at the bar, and working on a crappy boat, and road trips, and everywhere else we ended up. Delta Sigma Delta Endo Study Club Stomarognathic Honor Society 22 Temple University School of Dentistry