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

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Jk onorcw ¥ Senior i laSS f resident STANLEY HYDE DOSH Times were often difficult for the neophyte in many areas of dentistry. It was reassuring to know that one instructor in particular was not only willing but also very capable of advising us whenever we needed guidance. It is in appreciation of this interest in the individual student that the Class of 1968 takes a great deal of pleasure in electing Dr. Stanley H. Dosh as its Honorary Senior Class President. iny

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Jhe c eniop a add President E. Jackson Taggart Vice President George T. Carofino Secretary William E. Rowe Treasurer Joseph P. Calderazzo Section A Representative Steven M. Baum Section B Representative Harvey S. Satz On Septembei , 1964, ninety-nine men embarked on their careers in dentistry (one member never arrived, thus beginning a trend for the Class of ' 68). Anatomy and Histology proved to be the first two hurdles, and after three months our number had dropped to ninety. The Sophomore year came — and more of us went. Some addi- tions and subtractions later our number stood at ninety as we shed our Jungle greens and donned our Clinic whites. Before we knew it, 1968 was here, and the remaining eighty-nine were faced with countless big problems: fourteen units of C B, molar root canals, gold foil require- ments ( ! ! ) . Nonetheless, our Senior year came and went much too fast. It was the year of assignments, more cancellations, and still wondering who Szabo was. But most of all, it was the year of graduation for the Class of 1968. -(13!-