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

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Feb. 13-Champagne blows up in the stretch and Tim drinks beer. DQ QNIIGQI' P5010 UDDI Q . ARGO PARK, ROCHESTER, N. Y. MAKERS OF Disco, Argo and Metalotype Photographic Papers va' SS' .Hnd 518 new developing agent Hnefvefldoln Have appointed MAX L. SHIRPSER as Manager for their Pacific Coast Branch. All inquiries for supplies and prices should be addressed 42 Third St., .Yan Francisco .Bids to Discrimination Dorior: james, did that lady come in her own coach or a trolley car? fmizess Trolley car, sir. Docfors Thanl-is. I didn't know whether to tell her she had neuralgia of the trigerninus, accompanied by acute gingivitis and a slight pulpitis, or to prescribe a mouth Washf, W, F. HARRIS an co. M CASH GROCERS 92 NINTI-I STREET 825 LARKIN STREET PHONE .11-zssls 110B F-Home su'r'rEn 2632 SAN FRANCISCO ' Our editor is somewhat of an extractor Cwhen the Seniors are absentj. Be careful, Bert, some Senior might want to crown some of those extracted.

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Feb. 10-Dr. Carlton tells how to put in an Irish filling. You Can Do Best With Us ,N SWEATERS, JERSEYS GYMNASIUM AND : : 5' 'D BAT!-HNG SUITS 2 : : 0 We Knit to Fit at Reasonable Prices GOOD UNDERVVEAR in Pure Linen, Silk, Lisle and Wool Mins: l011:l0l7 Hyde street 20 Post Stw Below Kearny CALIFGRN A CQLLEGE OF -iiPHARMACYl i OFFICERS ' President, G. E. BACON, Ph.G. Treasurer, R. E. VVHITE Secretary and Dean, WV. M. SEARBY, Ph.C. Directors: F. A. BECKETT, Ph.G.g G. E. BACON, Ph.G.g J. H. DAwsoN, Ph.G.g JAMES G. STEELEQ JOHN CALVERT, Ph.C.g VAL Scamrnrg R. E. VVHITE. FACULTY BENJAMIN IDE YVHEELER, Ph.D., LL.D., President of the University HERMANN H. BEHR, M.D., Emeritus Professor of Botany JOHN CALVERT, Ph.C., Emeritus Professor of Pharmacy VVILLIAM T. YVENZELI., M.D., Ph.G,, Pl1ar.M., Emeritus Professor ofChemistry 'VVILLIAM M. SEARBV, Ph.C.. Professor of Pharmacy and Director of the ' Pharmaceutical Laboratory, and Dean FRANKLIN T. GREEN, Ph.G., Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Chemical Laboratory ALBERT SCHNEIDER, M. 5., M. D., Ph.D., Professor of Botany, Materia Medica. ' and Pharmacognosy HAX'DN M. SIMMONS, Ph.G., M.D., Lecturer on Physiology S. W. CARTWRIGHT. B.S., Ph.G., Instructor in Chemistry JOSEPHINE E. BARBAT, Ph.G.. Instructor in Materia Medica F. 'vV. NIS!-I, Ph.G,, Instructor in Botanyand Pharmacy H. R. WILEY, A.B., LL,B., Lecturer on Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence

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Feb 14-Dr. Scott goes to see Anna Held, armed with a pair of field-glasses. STUDE TS Have you visited the Young Men's Christian Association Building? It is one of the most com- plete and best equipped Associations in theworld. Special rate of . O O a year for membership to students. Entrance Fee, 52.00 To Jill New Members HOW TO JOIN Call at the Association and secure membership application card. Fill out application blank as per printed instructions. Have someighone sign your application. certifying to your character. Moral character is the only qualification required for asso- ciate membership. Fee 510.00 a year, 37.00 for students, which entitles holder to all privileges enumerated in this circular. Gymnasium locker boxes 32.00 a year, and key deposit of twenty-five cents. Key deposit is refunded when the locker is given up and key returned. Its work by Departments From October first to April tirst each year a night school for men. a complete business and commercial course, together with some languages and technical studies. A superb gymnasium or hall of health. Excellent bathing facilities, steam, shower, tub and needle baths. Saltwater swimming tank. A competent instructor in athletics and swim- ming. M. C. O'Brien, Physical Director. GYMNASIUM CLASS HoURs Men-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 8 P. M. Business Men-Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day, 5:15 P. M. Boys-Tuesday and Thursday, 3 P. M. Boys' swimming day-Friday, 3 to 5 P. M. Camera dark rooms for developing, printing and enlarging. Handsomely furnished parlors, recreation and amusement rooms. Bicycle room. Bowling alley. Handball court. Literary and debating society. Reading room. All privileges ofmeinbership. Concert and lecture course. 4 University extension lectures. Social evenings for young men. Religious services. Bible classes. United committee work. All members of the Bible classes take dinner together October first to April first, at six olclock every Thursday evening. The Bible classes are from 6:30 to 7:30. Inquire at ofiice for full particulars. Plain, helpful talks to men every Sunday afternoon at three o'c1ocK. Good music. We are a brotherhood of young men associating ourselves together for the mutual benefit each of the other. The Association stands for all-round complete manhood and a clean life. There are some departments of this great work that you need and much that you would enjoy. ortheast corner Mason and Ellis Streets