University of Maryland Baltimore Dental School - Mirror Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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f he Aunl lOPd First Row: Gaudio, Guard, Fogarty, Foulke, Fraser, Handelman, Herrick, Jonas, Golden. Second Row: Dalinsky, Doll, Feldman, Herrman, Fox, Chambers, Finifter, Grace, Corey. Third Row: Himelfarb, Early, Guglielnio, Hall, Abelson, Cognata, Jaeger, Gigliotti, Dickerson, Govedaros, Goldbach. Beauvais, Carlotti, Hackett. Foiirtl} Roll ' : Grussmark, Goren, Emerson, Brice, Bl3um, Hogan, Benoit, Colwell, Hilkene, Greear, Gold. rrTr pPfff % , ' ■• o fl - ' f All

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1. AH you need ij, .in orderly procedure. 2. I wonder how I can fudge this. 3. Thi.s is the way we brush our teeth, brush our teeth, brush our teeth. H211- 4. First you mo e the neck distally, then mesially, then distally. 5. What could I do. ' He grabbed my die and ... 6. How come I ' m so sloppy?

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Fiisl Roiv: Ressin, Simes, Schatz, Youngman, Russo, Mincey, Veith, Samuel, Petersen. Second Rotr: Mclnnis, Kiik, H. B. Taragin, Ponce, Proulx, Nitzell, Spink, Wycall, White, Jordan. Third Rnir: Patterson, Todd, Raksin, ORoark, J. B. Taragin, Nemes, Maloof, I. B, Miller, Walsh, Levine, Wershba. Sargent, Kolker, Pushkin, Parr, May. Foiirlh Row.- Rosenberg, Simon, Taylor, Spiro, W. M. Miller, Savoia, Swain, Toomey, Ousborne, Padousis, Lamb, Klair, Plies. President Wayne O ' Roark Vice-president John Hackett Secretdry Frank Fraser Treasurer David Mincev Student Semite Representatires Thomas Guglielmo Malcolm McInnis ke Aunt unions The two years of preclinical study passed, and how we anticipated the challenge of the clinic! We had been told there is a great transition from the manikin to the patient; how right they were! The manikin never missed an appointment, but then it never smiled and said, Thank you. It was a good feeling to don the white clinic gown, even though it fit like a tent. We were finally going to start, but after two hours of trying to put on a rubber dam, we wondered if there would be time to prepare the cavity. When the Christmas season approached, it was definite that there were going to be many happy denture wearers, or many more impressions. As the days and appointments slipped by, we began to realize that points really were important, because without them, we would never have the opportunity to diagnose pathology. We heard about Preventive Dentistry, and reasoned its several meanings while removing mutilated fingers from a pedo patient ' s mouth. After anesthetizing our first lip, we knew the value in, Head back, open please. When the final weeks of this transition year were closing in, we worked to the sound of humming burrs, the reaming and filing of a root canal, the scaling and polishing of teeth. Will our years as dentists be as stimulating and challenging as this past year? We, as neophytes, have accepted the successes and failures of the Junior Year and are look- ing forward to the Senior Year at BCDS, and the future years in the dental profession. ■{23