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

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WIFE SIEFERD: One word can charm all wrongs away,- The sacred name of wife. PETE H VVOOLSEY: I go, I gog look hovTfI go, Swifter than arrow from Tartar's bow. BILLIIE SHEPARD: A mountain shepherd boy am I, And for my flocks I ever sigh.' SLY SEYDEL: The sly fox barks not when he would steal the lamb. AGUINALDO AI.DUNA'rIf:: The Chilean maid that loves, Goes out to sea upon a shattered plank, VVho puts her trust in thee for safety. HARRY GATEST: 'IOnly a woman's hair. CkThere was no name on the slender packet, when found on the Gatetsll' KD EDDIE BETTERTON Z Th tif B' .1 f' SAMMY BLOCK l 6 VO S Says Betty to Sammy B. with derisive irony, IDO you think you can carry me ?' Says Sammy to Betty, ' Square up with your elbow joint, And you'll find, however slim I be, I always carry my pointf ARCHIE DICK: We'Ife scanned the actions of his daily life With all the industrious malice of a foe, And nothing meets our eyes but deeds of honor. PAINFUL HARSHALL: Ashamed to toil, art thou? Ashamed of thy dusty work-bench ? JESSE CHILTON: It was the foot of Chilton that first pressed Fore- father's Rockf' HENRY STRRN: Oh, sirsl I must not tell my age, for my birth is long passed and shall never be dated. FREDDIE STAPPF: EDNVIN MAUIQ: HDEARESTH MILBERRV: FRITZ McMArHz t i ,, 111611 S I' UU. JIM MCGOUGH: P 'O From their labor health and content- PERCY GASIQILL: FREDIJII-: STOKES: 59

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CYCLER HANSEN: The terrible Swede. SIS JANKE: Hlanck? No! Yank? No l ! Yank-cc? No ! I I Yonk? No! l l ! A dashing heart smasherf' CHNEIDER GUSTAVE SCHWARZ: Zwei lager. Den zentsf' MARX' ETCHEVERR vc Mary, put the kettle on, and We'll all take tea.', A. BAER: Two merry Baers are We, J. BAER: With grizzly's main propensity? Mow GREEN! When love is strong It Or never tarries to take heed, know if its return exceed Its gift, in its haste no Burning celluloid belong. 'MFEDDYH O'BR1EN: Q' DANCING RINCKEL: PIPE REGNART: JOHN L. SULLIVAN: DAD CONNER: We hail from the land of sagebrush, silver, and sand. CThey may have the sand, but they have no silver.j May never lady press his lips, his proffered love returning, Who makes a furnace of his mouth, and keeps his chimney burning, May each true woman shun his sight for fear his fumes should choke her, For none but those who smoke themselves, have kisses for a smoker. A H John L., a mighty man is he, With large and sinewy hands, And the muscles of his brawny arms Are strong as iron bands. Only a teacher! Ah, who can know The hopes that were thine a few years ago, The fond hopes that burnt like ire in thy breast, And have brought you naught but a vague unrest ? Only a teacher! 58

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OLIN HUNTER: A mighty Hunter- His prey the teeth of manf' LOVIE 'l LEVINGER: HONXVARDZ GTNGERS HEITDIANZ WOOLSEY: DUFFY HENDERSON: Who can What would Dovie do if Lovie die? Golden hair like sunlight streaming on the marble of their brows. answer where thy road leads? SOUTH JANSING: A butcher boy was he. BONES LILLARD: Osteology in the silent night JOE CAREWVZ VAN VROOM KLEISER: EDDIE PAINTER: FREDDIE PERRIN: BABY KNOX: Has changed his raven locks to whitef' They're not handsome, but they're wise -just like poor old maidsf' - --1l1-- -- .. -.- P- - -' -L- BJM 11-segloga. 4' QQM' If 5 ' -4 N ' - li: it , W elll all help rock this dear baby to sleep. ELVVOOD HERBERT: AB LINDSAY: RALPH SCHEIER: Last but not least. They are wisely looking at a map of the universe with the sincerest confidence of finding themselves upon it. 60