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Iie Senior L ic udS CLASS OFFICERS President Paul Ladd Vice-President Kenneth Webster Secretary Ruth Hartman Treasurer Fred Scholnick Historian Gene Eng Sergeant-at-Arms Richard Landing Student Senate Representatives Stanley Hyatt Henry Van Hassel As we began our senior year in the summer of 1962, we started with great enthusiasm, eager to get ahead and look forward to the spring when we would be able to relax before graduation. But for most of us, we were still trying to finish our requirements before the cut-off date. Even though we may have had our close calls, we could look back to a most enjoyable year and one that we shall always remember. We ' ll never forget Public Health Dentistry where we learned all about sta- tistics and looked forward to our weekly letter to the mayor. We remember the early assignments to Mercy Hospital to put our knowledge of Internal Medicine to use. And then there was OPD. Yes, the Class of 1963 would never have believed that four years of dental school could have passed so fast. Now that we are graduating, we can look back and see the changes that have occurred in our four years. We can enjoy the memories and anticipate the future in the armed forces, internships, graduate studies, or private practice. We are looking forward to future successes, and know that we must set our hearts to the tasks we love. -!26f
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1. Shhh! I ' m supposed to be on assignment, 2. This is as close to him as I ' m gonna get. 3. What the heci , let ' s leave my temporary on. 4. I guess I shouldn ' t have flamed this paper point. i. This was a pedo patient when I started. 6. I hate to tell him he ' s checking off the wrong tooth. ' -125J-
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J onorufi f Senior LtaJJ f- esicient WILBUR OWEN RAMSEY Professor of Dental Prosthetics The Department of Dental Prosthesis has the distinc- tion for the second consecutive year of having the grad- uating class extend to a member of its department the honor of becoming the Honorary Senior Class President. Dr. Wilbur Owen Ramsey is a man truly deserving of this honor. His abilities and devotion as an educator, scientist and teacher exemplify the finest traditions of American dental education. His personal feelings, pleasant manner and genuine interests have made him a friend of every student. It is with a spirit of gratitude and pride that we, the Class of 1963, elect Dr. Ramsey as Honorary Class President. -{27!.
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