UCLA School of Dentistry - Impressions Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Administration 5f'r'fa,,g I Fred Herzberg, B.S., D.D.S., Associate Dean Robert P. Thye, B.S.,D.M.D., Assistant Dean, Student Affairs li-4:3 Louis J. Goldberg, A.B., ' D.D.S. Ph.D. Assistant Dean E B - K 5.53.5 I Research and 'Advanced Educition d.D.ag:IeM.?3nXZgistant Sean Academic Affairs Clinton W. Longwill, B.A., Nl.A., Assistant Dean, Administration Frida A. Xhonga, D.M.D., D.D.S., Director, Dental Clinics itkfflh, 6, 'V 1- ,Q A f li . 'v 11, X f I i ., - j f 4.-1 lgfii' f I W. Yi V 'v-!fn3 ' .T-,di .Jw ' 'J' .L ,f-'..E21E T227-! , ' 4 3 'Y ' i ' ,i ixlfif 1 . ,', I ,'2 'gL. 51.555 A4 I A i --Q E- .

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1 - 2 Dean 5 Dispatch f These valedictory thoughts were penciled originally under the somewhat unusual circumstance of a. return flight to Los Angeles from the annual session of the Amer- ican Dental Association in Chicago. It seemed an appropriate time, when my mind was filled with fresh concepts of contemporary dentistry and its future, the profession's continued concern about expanded functions for auxillaries and the place of dental schools in their training, regional licensure testing, maldistribution of health profes- sionals and much talk of partially employed dentists. I couldn't help but conjecture how it would be for you in 1976. Hopefully, the national economy will continue it's vigorous upswing, portending the end of the recession which has plagued so many of your colleagues. Surely a challenging time to begin one's postgraduate professional career! Ifl had but one hope, it would be that your time at UCLA has been a challenge, in the best sense of the word, providing a stimulating environment leading to your ready acceptance that you have indeed been rewarded with a first-class dental education at a school which deserves and receives the plaudits of its peers. Perhaps it is trite to say that an education program is only as good as its students and teachers. Certainly you have shown your mettle and you have provided a desirable stimulus to an excel- lent and dedicated faculty. 1 know you will come to appreciate your experiences here even more as the years roll by. You are appreciated, too, both for your presence here and the standards you have set for those who follow. Maintain your pride in the School and remember that it is largely by your actions that we achieve our reputation and are judged. Keep in touch with your classmates and above all give the School the benefit of your thoughts and professional experience in the years ahead. lVly very best wishes for every aspect of your future go with you. It has been my priv- ilege to be associated with you. Andrew D. Dixon Dean

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