UCSF Medical Center - Medi Cal Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerr resentnlive: Vince Wo i ! . W' Ei ig! 1 f The beginning of the junior year in Dental College is marked by the by .. ceremony known as getting the feet wet when the dental student goes H into the clinic and begins to practice on live patients. This is the begin- is ning of the transition from the status of a student of dentistry to that of a practicing dentist. - As experience is built up in clinical practice so also is skill and con- gf H . fidence and with this comes the feel of the profession. The sense of 35 responsibility that goes with the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery now 3 Cloes not seem so far away. y Dugger, Class Rep- od, Vice-President: Dick Jaynes, President: Cal Kurtzman, Secre- tory-Trea Q53 We IU 1oR DENTAL CLASS FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Louie, Hank Chin, Mel Feldman, Paul Gan, Carl Hnws, Ted Maxwell, Cal Kurtzman, Bill Young, Ken Soelberg, Harry Plett, Donn Von der Ahe. SECOND ROW: Boh Mouritsen, Hal Vargas, Bob Fore, Stan Wedding, Earl Hummel, Al Abrams, Sam Jnber, Kay Curtis, Bob Ronda, Kiyo Arakawa, Larry Phillips, Cy Tukemnn. THIRD ROW: Bill Coelho, Ralph Juhl, Russ McCallinn, Dick Abruhamson, Vince Wood, Ben lchinose, Tom Boyce, Jerry Dugger, Fred Fullmer, Dick Jaynes, Burt Clark, Dun Corrigan.

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As wc blow out our burners at the close of another term, our jam- packed drawers and bursting lockers bear last reminders of an eventful sophomore year. We find inlays with tightly drawn margins, and amal- gams with a blinding polishg there's the bridge that burned, but was salvaged somehow, and the ever present Mrs. Styer. There are extracted teeth, measurements, and old amalgam diesg and that precious pro- thetics test case slip . . . with the summer saving 75. Now that all's quiet in the wax works, and Vacation time is here, bitter-sweet memories of carbide burns and Easy Ed still linger in our hearts. Dr. Strain kept us stabbing and so did crown and bridge, but in spite of these ndversities, we found time to pass out cigars. So it is with best wishes that wc welcome thc new sophomores into our lab, and depart wide-eyed for the clinic with feelings of anxious anticipation. sssfgss Bl J SEATED, left to right: Santos, Vice-Presi- dent, Misener, Vice-President, Koenig, President. STANDING: Ralston, Secretary- Treasurer: Carnes, Four-Year Representative. SOPHO ORE DE TAL CLASS FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Wong, Gnn, Penners, Chong, Jennings, Ralston, Koch, Krotuski, Abbate, Slmpero, Koepkc, Wnod, Lemings. SECOND ROW: Santos, Wrigley, Burton, H. Wong, Leigh, Crenshaw, Bace, Thuden, Luxinetn, Law, Koenig, Rogers, Cnstellueci, Dawson. THIRD ROW: Magrini, Caldwell, Ellis, Carnes, Coykendall, R. Davis, W. Davis, McMnster, Gentry, Murkevich, Huntze, De Lorimier, Schmitt. FOURTH ROW: Braly, Greenberg, Erb, Gecrnnert, Delln Mnggiore, Bnccclli, McDnnnld, Misener, Bernard, Soares, Pucquet, Smith. 5I