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

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N 1 Graduating Class, '98 PERLEY BOSVVORTH AIKEN HENRY GRAHAMI ALLEN JOHN HUGH ATKINS MAEEL LUCILLE BEERS JEAN CLINE JOHN HILL COOPEIQ, HOMER THEODORE CRAIG CHARLES HALL DU BOIS ANDREW LEWIS EDWARDS VVESTON BURGESS ESTES HARTLEY WILLIAMS GOTTENBERG NORMAN SHERWOOD HALSEY' XVILLIAM DANIEL HENDB2RSON IRA LOOMIS HINCKLEY JOHN PERCY HINES ANDREYV JACKSON HINIKER PERLEY CENTENNIAL JONES MINNIE EVANGELINE JORDON CHARLES FISHER LEMMON WILLIAM RAYMOND LINSCOTT FLORA MAE MACDONALD LOUIS PAUL MARIOTTE CHARLES LUTTRELL MCPIKE 9 3,25 HUBERT OSCAR FRANCIS DIENTON CHARLES LEONARD MOREV JEROME BONAPARTE PAINTER HELEN AGNES PARKER FREDERICK BRIGHT PEARCE ARMSTRONG COOPER PRATT ALFRED CURRIE RULOESON, JR. GEORGE E. SCHILLIG FRANKLIN TREXVICK SCOTT FRANK CONVERSE SELLWOOD ERNEST KIRKPATRICK SISSON THOMAS MARTIN SMITH W-ALTER JOSEPH SMYTH JOSEPH MEHLERT STALDER GEORGE GRANT STANFORD CHARLES JOY STEPHENS GEORGE HENRY STEWART VVILLIAM ALFRED VVALDEN FRANK DILTS WATKINS CALEB RUSSELL WILCOXON JEAN IRENE WORTHINGTON GEORGE HENRY WYMORE 96

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Eecfurers Who shall dispute what the lecturers say? Their words sufiicientg but to ask a reason In such a state as theirs is not treason. I. D. HOIJLZENZ Born and bred a gentleman, yet u lover of statistics -not poetry. H. P. CARLTON: The best ideas that can be forged in your thoughts, be servants to you. W. F. SHARP: He was the very mildest-mannered man. I. G. SHARP: With eyes of blue and beard of formal cut, Full of wise laws and modern instances. E. BUNNELL: The very pink of perfection. F. W. HARNDEN: There lives more faith in honest doubt, Believe me, than in half the creedsf' H. R. VVLLEY: To all facts there are laws. Demonstrators Knowledge is not happiness. C. A. LITTON: Wit and judgment often are at strife. C. P. HAUSELT: Kindness is wisdorng there are none in life But need it and may learnf' O. TOBRINER: Knowledge is bought only with a weary care, And wisdom means a world zyfj5zzz'1z. W. M.. HERRINGTON: Labor is good for a man, bracing up his energies to conquest and without it life is dull, H. D. NOBLE: For he who is honest is vzabfc, Whatever his fortunes or birth. B. VV. STIC1-1: How happy could I be with either! But while ye thus tease me together, To neither a word will I sayf' S. P. TUGGLE: He that dies, pays a!!de!1i.v. 49