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

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I uf! 'T ,f- eq.. .rm kv- 1? 1... ' f ff X. -v SHERWIN TUCKER-Squash Pre-Ill, Volleyball Pre-IV, basketball Pre-IV. Sherwin will be entering a postgrad course before settling down in practice. ARTHUR VACHON--Boxing I-IV H30 lb. Varsity champll. Art will stay with the Dental Corps a few years, then begin private practice. MARIA VIDUCIS-Maria, our Latvian friend, will probably practice in Toronto. IRVIN VINSKY-Basketball III, IV. Irv will probably head west lon the CPRI to Winnipeg and establish a practice equally success- ful to his years here. JOHN WACHNA-Ivan played hockey in Pre, and lg also played squash from I-IV. A steady iulceratingl WOfI46'I', he will DFOCTISG with his father in Toronto. MURRAY WAGMAN-Murray's rapid technique will assure him of success. He will probably practice in Toronto. DUDLEY WALTON-B.D.Sc. at U, of Melbourne. Dud , a real great guy, is returning to Melbourne to DFGCIICS. ROBERT WANSBROUGH- Barney had his nickname changed to Rocket because of his work an the clinic floor. I-le worked in Derttantics, and on float construction in Ill. He will head back north to practice in Sault Ste. Marie. ALAN WINNICK-Hya Yciha Pre-IV, basketball Pre-IVj valleyboll Pre-IV. Alan will be attending the U. of Pennsylvania for postgrad periodontology. RONALD WOLLIN-Such a quiet fellow that he will probably dis- cover the cure for CARIES, and not bother telling anyone-lho-huml. GERALD WRIGHT-Basketball I-IV, volleyball ll-IV, assist. ed. of Dental Extracts IV. We wish Gerry every bit of success in his Shangri-La up in Northern Ontario, JULIO YUSTIN--Worked on the float parade, and on the Christ- mas Tree Party in lll 8. IV years. Julio is as yet uncertain what the future holds for him. FN QQ FL 'QL ..f '45- Page 13

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SYDNEY MOLL-Sydney will probably stop in Toronto for private practise. He is a top student, and his success should be assured. PETER MORIN-Football I, Basketball I, Hockey I, Lacrosse lj Asst. Ath. Director II, Ath. Director III, Social Year IV. Pete swears that he will get back to Regina if he has to crawl all the way across the sands of Manitoba to get there. NEIL MUNRO-Varsity Hockey I-IV: Class vice-president ll and IV, Coach Dents A ll and Ill, Float parade Ill. Neil will practice in Saskatchewan in completion of this year. BERKELEY NEWMAN-Curling Pre, I and II lVarsity Champsl, Basketball I, and II, Volleyball I, II, III. Berk hopes to intern in an American hospital as yet unnamed. MARK NUSBAUM-Mark's steady manner and quiet personality will be an aid to him in his practice in Toronto. KAROL O'RElLLY-Karol is another lad who comes to us from a private practice in Australia. He will return after finishing this year at U. of T. MICHAEL PASZTI-Mike will practise in Toronto, although knowing Mike the future may hold a promise of further research work. IAN PATON-Ian received his B.D.S. at U. of St. Andrews, Scot- land. His immediate future will be to practise in Toronto. MARK PHILLIPS-Mark hails from Australia and before returning will travel through the U.S. JOSEPH PRITCHARD-Joe is a quiet unassuming character, but he let it slip that he is considering a practice in Ottawa. His winning smile leads one to believe that he will be well liked. WALLACE RICE-Volleyball lg Hockey Ill. Although hailing from Cornwall, Wally has chosen to practise in Toronto. STANLEY ROSS-Stan has not spoken much during his five years at Dentistry, but his pleasing manner has won him many friends. He will practise in Toronto. DONALD SCOTT-Don came to us after dabbling in Zoology for a few years. We know that he will make a fine dentist and will set up in Toronto. CHARLES SIEGEL-Weight lifting Pre. Charlie will set up in Toronto, probably on the east end. ROBERT STASIAK-Volleyball pre-IV, Basketball Pre-IV, Lacrosse II, Assistant set designer Illg dentantics. His future will be to set up a general practice in St. Catherine. LESLIE STERN-Leslie has proven himself an able clinician and his pleasant manner has impressed us all. He will probably practise in Toronto. MICHAEL STIPETIC-Water Polo II and IV, Varsity Swimming Team Il, III, IV. Mike will set up practice in Toronto. GEORGE STIRLING-lnterfaculty football Pre-IV, Lacrosse Ill-IV, Class social Rep. IVg Float parade IV, Dentantics Ill. George will practise in the Medical Arts building in Toronto. DAVID STRAIN-Dave played interfaculty football and basketball throughout his career in dentistry here. He has chosen to practise in Toronto's West end and we are sure that as a capable clinician, his success is assured. JOSEPH TELESNICKI-Football Pre-IV, Basketball I-Il. Joe's future is still uncertain but he will probably set up practice in the Niagara Peninsula. OLEN TUCKER-Varsity swimming team Pre-I, Dents A football II. One of the top students and good sports in our class Olie will be staying with the army fR.C.D.C.J for a few years.

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WW VEDA ASTELL-Graduated from Moose Jaw, Sask. Participated in Dental Extracts I, Il, 'Nensis l, ll, Hya Yaka I, ll and cheerleader PAMELA JOHNSON-Graduated from Victoria, B.C. She was class pres. lg Dentantics I, Publicity llg Badminton rep. Il. Future- I I I mg In ' l, ll. Future-? . V My 5- ' ' 1 1 ' ' return to God's country! 1? Q 15 eo- I ia new i W I ii r . ,A I I Q A wa' I L i ' A TM 4 Page 14 MAI POHLAK-From Toronto. She was the social representative this year. She now plans to work in the Public Health programme in Scarboro. JUDY SUGAR-From Toronto. Judy was in Dentantics I, and was Dentantics rep. l. Also class pres. Il, and DSS ll. She now plans to marry and do private practice in Toronto. GUNVOR VOLDNER- A graduate dentist from Norway. Certainly the spirit-builder of this class, she now plans on a private practice in Toronto. JOAN WACHNA-From Windsor, Ont. Hya Yaha I, ll, Extracts ll, Cheerleader I, ll, Athletic rep. lj Dent's Snow Queen lg Varsity Basketball I, ll, Pres. of DWAA Il, DSS ll. Joan plans on returning to Windsor for Public Health. and ea! f ' f . Ii- Q' so . CAROLE BRYDON-'Give this cheek a little red. Carole played basketball, volleyball and tennis. The blonde-haired one has heir better half in Kingston. Her charm here managed to win her the title of Miss Dentistry. Carole plans on returning next fall to study Dental Hygiene. ANDREA FREEMAN- l'm not really blunt-I just say what I think. Andrea's weekend tales took the dreariness out of our Monday mornings. Our president, by self-nomination, she will be one of the lucky' tourists heading for Europe this summer, she will return in the fall term to study Dental Hygiene. MARIS MacDONALD- People who make no noise, are dangerous. This one, of Badminton fame, is the envy of the girls' lunch-room, imagine all that food-and look at her waistlinel Maris plans to study and train for an R.N. degree next year.