UCSF School of Dentistry - Chaff Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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ICCUIPCIIS L' You must take down verbatim all And every sentence he lets fall, As if each sentence Scripture were That comes from the professor's chair. W. F. SHeRP: Touched and retouched, the perfect piece appears To challenge praise or win unconscious tearsf, I. D. H-DG-N: Full well they laughed with counterfeited glee At.all his jokes, for many a Joke had he. H. P. C-LT-N: U Be sure beforehand to prepare K And read the Syllabus with care. Well had the boding tremblers learned to trace S. I. FR-s-R: The day's disasters in his morning face. HAH that manls science till this day hath shown, I. G. SH-RP: I, in ambition's dreams, have made my own.'i And jurisprudence,-vexing fever H. R. W-L-Y: H. D. J. W. W. 1. C. P. s. P. E. B Of words, mere words, repeated ever. EQIIIOHSIFHTOYS And still they stared, and still the wonder grew That one small head could harbor all he knew. N-B-E: Hither come I now, and bear, Of a young lord, the noble air. LfK-Ns: Think not with levers or with screws To wring them out if he refuse. W-LC-X: I have rare devices, And of my craft will show thee many marvels' H-S-LT: W'ell, I must own I greatly relish Our art with graces to embellish. T-G-'L-: L' VVl1ence is his power all human hearts to win, Unless some gracious spirit dwells within? N-LZ And wearing all that weight and power Of knowledge lightly as a flower. 59

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lag JJ lblb A jfacultg L' He was not our teacher, and we his disciplesg He was our lord, and We his slaves. -From Me Persian. HONORARX' MEMBERS: Most potent, grave, and reverend signiorsf' L. L. DfNB-R: In every corner, I found something to profit meg From every sheaf I gathered an ear. A. A. D'A-CANA: In this azure-revolving sphere, The qualities of a man are the measure of his dignityf' ' C. L. G-D-RD: The best-conditioned and unwearied spirit In doing courtesiesf' I. M. WYL-NIS-NZ W'hat kind of note hath the master of melody struck That he hath brought into his song the voice of a friend. M. I. S-L-VAN: When crowned with glory's wreath of bay And streaked with Wisdom's reverend gray. W. B. L-W-T: Graced with polished manners and ine sense. A. L. LeG-F-D: I crave no other tribute at your hands But love, fair looks, and true obedience. 58

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F. T. GR-N: For he hath pleasant arts and power With shows to while the passing hour. C. A. L-TeN: Many young men, that I might mention, Avail themselves of this inventionfl jfL'C5bl1'lElll ECIHOIISUIBTOYS Princes have but their titles for their pains, A11 outward honor for an inward toil. G. F. GR-Hem: Sweet, heavenly sweet, is Ariel's song, Oh, music wins and sways the throng! B. M. ST-CH: Wlhat joy to charm with strains divine, Then, modest, say, 'The pleasure's mine' ! L. GR-NBeM: Let gentleness my strong enforcement be. C. B. P-RT-R: Ujust look at me, a Hue young dashing fellow, - My very face works wonders, let me tell you, VV. M. H-R-NG-N: f'And bears his blushing honors thick upon him. 'GDB Gollege 6llEll'DlHl'lS Argus-eyed and hundred-handed Stood the guardians at the gateg ' College shook when they commanded, Students trembling bowed to fate. , Miss V-NCeT: 'A' Small kindnesses, small courtesies habitually practised give a greater charm than mere display of talents and accomplishmentsf, Cor.. H-B-RD: Tell me your ancestry And I will tell you what you are. GEORGE: 'K No little lily-handed lordling hey A great, broad-shouldered, genial Englishman. HENRY: I cleaned the windows, and I swept the lioor, And I polished up the handle of the big front door. BILLY: And standing upright, with his hand in his pocket, He shot up the sky into space like a rocket. 6o