University of Southern California School of Dentistry - El Molaro (Los Angeles, CA)

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f RICHARD T. KUMASHIRO, B.S. Honolulu, Hawaii use Dicl , it is said, was born in Honolulu back in the dark ages, and he plans to return there to open his practice. Dick and his beautiful wife Doris are the proud) parents of a cute little 3 year old daughter, Sandra, who arrived in the middle of Dick ' s freshman exams. Over the years, Dick has proven to be a con- scientious student whose excellence in the various; fields of dentistry is accentuated by his superlative) achievements in prosthodontics. A man amongst men, an expert on sports, a{ master golfer, and a true gentleman, Dick is a sure! bet to win many friends and be a great success ini dentistr y. We wish Dick Aloha, and he in turni invites us all to visit him in Honolulu. ( ARNOLD LANDSMAN Los Angeles UCLA ALPHA OMEGA Arnie was born in Los Angeles, Calif, on Feb- ruary 17, 1930. Being a native he attended Los Angeles schools. He graduated from Fairfax High in 1948 and went on to UCLA to take his pre-dent. Arnie has a very lovely and understanding wife, Miriam, whom he married the summer before he entered dental school. Arnie likes golf, fishing, piano playing, and eat- ing charcoal broiled steaks. Of all the hustlers in school — Arnie can claim No. 1 rank. Besides pushing foils and inlays, a stray bottle of perfume or panda bears can be purchaser from him whole- sale. He has enlisted in the U. S. Naval Reserve and after graduation will honor Uncle Sam with his talents. He hopes to set up practice in Downey, California upon parole. Good luck, Be-gooniger, the best to you.

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WILLIAM KELLOGG Anaheim, Calif. Occidental College DELTA SIGMA DELTA ALPHA TAU OMEGA ALPHA TAU EPSILON Bill learned early in life about the subject of pounding gold foil and decided to put it to good use. He appeared to drift leisurely thru his seasons at the sash and door factory, with an easy- going natural ability. He further proved his ability by announcing he hod acquired a snazzy convertible and also a mate by the road of matrimony. We understand that he has established his dynasty now, again proving that easy going look hides a lot of creative ability. Bill captained the school ' s basketball team which won their league competition and also man- aged to do an excellent job as president of the Delt ' s, so you can see that here is a man who Is destined for success. ROBERTS. KILLION National City, Calif. San Diego State College XI PSI PHI Coming from 13 miles north of the south border, Bob swears that L. A. smog is just too much. After three years in the Navy he will migrate back to the heaven on earth climate of San Diego. The big question about Bob ' s future is whether the Navy, graduation, or Lucy will get him first. He ' s been going with this nurse ever since he began dental school. Bob wanted to take no chances about which service he went into, so he entered the Navy Senior Dental Program (one of the two in the class so honored). Speedy Gonzales is one of the fastest and finest operators in our class and will surely do the same after his parole.

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EDWARD LEW Long Beach LONG BEACH C.C. UCLA Eddie or Ball of fire on wheels as he might be known exudes enthusiasm about all of his inter- ests- — the main two being dentistry and women. Ed is a product of Long Beach where he aspired to gymnastics in high school, spending more time on his hands than on his feet. After graduation, he will spend some time in the armed forces. Ed at this time is uncertain whether to be in a specialty or be a G.P., but will certainly practice in the Long Beach area. He was made an honorary member of the Acad- emy of Prosthodontists for his brilliant paper on a method of occluding the upper first molar with the lower central incisor. His hobbies are winning at tennis and losing bets on UCLA. Ed ' s boundless energy makes his success certain. jp C SilLiBl u DALE LEYHE Atwater, California Glendale City College Dale is the boy of the class but don ' t let that fool you. He is a very deep quiet thinker who seems to have a knock of doing nothing yet accomplish- ing a lot. His home is in Atwater, and he attended Glendale C. C. where he was an outstanding student. Dale seems to bear out the old adage of being dumb like a fox, for no matter what comes up, he seems to have the answers and they gen- erally are right, for like Dragnet, he seems to get the facts. He is one member of the class that always does his part and a little more. The kind of a fellow that our class can be justly proud.