University of Toronto Dental Students Society - Hy Yaka Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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U ' ' H I Dedlcahon On behalf of the entire staff of Hya Yaka '60, I humbly offer this book in honour of the men and women who, sacrificing personal ambitions, adminis- trated and executed the completion of our new Dental College. To be sure, the Dental profession of the entire world owes a vote of respect and gratitude to these people who had the courage and stamina to achieve what was considered over ten years ago to be a wild dream. This decade, I am sure, will already begin to reap the fruits of this bold ventureg advances in research, diagnosis and treatment of dental problems will be found to be rooted in this beautiful edifice, the result of the realization that some day dentists would be more than just hewers of flesh and drawers of blood. EDWARD W. GAZO EDITOR

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Staff EDITOR-Ed Gazog BUSINESS M A N A G E R - Milt Armstrongg SPORTS EDITORS -- Joan Wachna and John Kennedyg PHOTOGRA- PHY EDITOR - Aldo Winnickg HYGIENE REP - Veda Astellg 6T0 REP -- Bob Baggsg 6T1 REP - 6T2 REP - Leonard Abeg 6T3 REP - Roel Wymang 6T4 REP - Berty Williams.

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70 ROLAND ALBERT-Recently married to the surprise of everyone. He will practise in Cornwall if he can master the French language. FRED ANDREAS-One of the top clinicians in our class, Fred plans to head to Marmora for general practice, and probably for some fishing. ROBERT BAGGSP-Soccer l, Hya Yaka IV: Bob will stay in Toronto for general practise. BERNARD BASSET-Bernie will stay in Toronto to practise. His fine technique work will prove very helpful to him. DOUGLAS BEATON-Doug is hoping to leave for the Northland on a Red Cross Coach, and then practise in Toronto. His army training should prove very valuable to him. ANITA BERGSf-Anita will stay in Toronto, and will probably prac- tise with another dentist before starting out on her own. JOHN BINNS-John graduated from U. of Melbourne, worked a few years with an orthodonist there, he will return to practise on his own. RAYMOND BLAHEY-Float Parade I, Dentantics Ill. Ray will practise in Elliott Lake. DAVID BORDOFF-Class social rep. I and ll, Assoc. Fac. Social Chairman Ill, Fac. Social Chairman IV, member of D.S.S. lll and IV, volleyball I, IV and basketball. Dave will set up a general practise in Windsor. ROBERT BURGOYNE-Dental Extracts Rep., Pre., Prod. manager Dental Extracts l, Editor of Dental Extracts ll. Bob's future is uncertain at the time of this writing. ROBERT CANNON-U. of Melbourne B.D.Sc. I95O, M.DSc. 1956. Bob will engage in research work and general practise in Melbourne. NORAYR CEYLANLI-Joined us for the first time this year leaving the class of 6TI. He is an excellent student and an able technician. He hopes to practise in Toronto. DONALD CHONG-Don is not sure whether he will further his education in the field of medicine or jump right into private practise. His pleasant smile will afford him success in either endeavor. MILTON COHEN-Milt is a top scholar. His practice will be in Toronto and we are sure he will be very successful. PAUL COULOMBE--Liberal club minister of Northern Affairs I-IV, Director of St. Michael's French club Il-Ill. Paul will stay in the R.C.D.C. for a while and then go into private practise. PHILIP COUREY--The gift of gab has helped Phil in the past, and combined with his clinical know-how will prove him to be out- standing in his practise in Windsor. BUD DANYLCHUK-Has achieved quite a bit in his life so far, being a father of two lovely children already. He has chosen to practise in Winnipeg and he will be one of the top dentists in the West. WILLIAM DEACON-Always nattily dressed, Bill will have no trouble in achieving any goal he aims for. He will probably practise in Toronto. Page 9