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is this any way to run a dentai sctiooi?
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Crown and Bridge DR. GUY HO Second bicuspid ... 1 think Clown and Blidge lectures started promptly at ten past the hour . . . silence prevailed until twenty past (the ten minutes being taken up by our art lessons for the day). Our past master of technique was also superb at moving the white stuff across the blackboard ... so as to give the visual image of living tooth structure. Punctuation of Dr. Guy Ho ' s remarks was accomplished as deft fingers propelled small white projectiles accurately in the direction of somnabulistic students. The projects were numerous and beneficial . . . the check cards had at least one Ho signature with ten Murph signatures . . . drawings on the reverse and wrinkled corners — the rules of the game! We learned the value of perspicasity and the slow down . . . along with the intricacies of the three-quarter and seven-eighths crowns. We are sure the students of the future will seriously miss the talents of the man known as the first real live Cod of S and T. Operative DR. HARRY QUINT OPERATIVE . . . this one word could strike terror into the heart of an SC dental student, and create a shivering mass of oozing jelly. Form the first lecture to the last lab the word was fear. The terms of the course were clearly defined . . . it ' s in the syllabus! The grading was clearly defined: easy for the first preparation, disasterous for the last. But one thing was ideal, the patients sat quietly, uncomplaining with never a disappointment, while we — the eager students — placed rubber dam, preparation, and restoration with impunity except for the watchful eves of the instructors. We Ducco ' ed our foils, thumbed our allovs, and drilled holes in our mirrors under the inspired tutelage of Drs. Quint, Buchannon, Bassett, Munsen. Stark, Leftwich, Shanlev, Lvnrh. Kimtz, Hodge, Desmoni. and Wallen. After siirvivin? we emerged little the worse for wear with an excellent practical knowlegde of operative dentistrv and a tribute tn the techniques of Dr. Harry Quint . . . and the operative department.
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