University of Texas Dental Branch - Fang Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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OR TH ODON TICS rs. i If Dr. Dan Peavy Dr. John Halet Dr. H. Perry Hitchcock, Chairman i 5 I .FQ q bf 45? xi Judy Spear, Secretary c X X ' -xx First there was Psycho, then the S X I Birds, and now there's Hitchcock's I A -ig . vi weekly quizzes in Orthodontics. Learn- ing about crossbites, malocclusslons, i and tooth movement techniques to cor- f O rect them is interesting and even fun, but studying 3 hours for a weekly quiz, ' or completely blowing it off and taking i wild guesses are the two most-applied Q. T rl-QA? techniques, and unfortunately, usually px 1' 5 obtain the same results! L y ' THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Q' 4, There are 3 kinds of lies - little white lies, X g'dd'mn lies, and 5 Statistics! i Q , N

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The most formidable obstacles to oral surgery students seem to be l.l extract- ing rather than pulling teeth, and 2.1 adjusting the chairs at Robert B. Green Clinic, not necessarily in that order. Per- haps mention should also be given to a few clownish attempts at suturing observed this past year. Instructors are ill- amused by an impressive-looking inter- rupted mattress approximating a flap to an adiacent cheek. ' Dr. Shapton and Assistants in 2 aw ' l f X, sr,s ' 'r--' ls.i ' L i p saai A : i-' ' ' , -' . ,ft g ..:' K ' ,, i. U M ,,.i is Z g an ,. ,M Q LKLk,..k X xx A , ., 3' gi'f..fsf-f.i23t:,s , E5 . L K -ff gi -f, -s z v 2. '-if i fi S sf E :L .L LN E is Q f fy if 34 -A .--. A f s -is f . ,, 1 5 if ' ess J. i Q-Ni. J Above: Seated lL-Rl: Carolyn Maytum and Mary Hicks. Standing: Sarah Scarbrough, secretaries. Right: IL-Rl: Donna Power, assistant: Donna Donnell, R.N., Skeeter Ott, secretary: Hortence Jaquez, assist- ant. 50 ORAL SURGERY K Dr. Hugh Tilson, Chairman ll Dr. Earl Davis Dr. Arthur Stumpf Dr. Phillip Boyne gil! Dr. Kimble Traeger Dr. Richard Alley .29

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Students were astounded when they finally discovered the elusive solution to patient management. Simply treat your adults like children and your children like adults. However, distinguishing primary from permanent dentition continued to baffle some studentsg and by the time many graduate, inevitably they are either destined to become Pedodontists or adamantly support zero population growth. Mrs. Mary Craddock, Secretary Mrs. Joanne Hardee, Administrative Secretary PEDODO TICS Dr. Mesonie Halley Dr. James Bugg, Chairman ww. 7 Dr. David King Dr. Mary Ann Wyss 4 Dr. John Maguire Dr, James Mcllwain