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

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ROGER EDMUND RILEY Dflla Tail Dvlhi, Delta Sigma L),-lla. Alpha Tail Epsilon Newport Beach, Colifornia use Roger, one of the more popular mem- bers of our class, entered dental school a carefree, devil may care youth and grad- uated a married settled down father of the only boy and girl twins of our class. It didn ' t take very long after the begin- ning of the Freshman year to find out that Roge was a lusty voiced individual who didn ' t worry too much about any- thing. Things that were really shaking up most of the fellas only brought smiles from our contractor friend. (Smiles that showed off the perfectly balanced occlusion of which Roge and his ortho- dontist are so proud). In the Sophomore year, besides being the envy of everyone in his Chevy Cor- vette, our hero was elected Second Vice President of the dental school. This year also saw Roge falling madly in love with Marilyn and the many stories of this affair (such as the episode in the garage behind the Delta Sigma Delta house one night) are still going around. As if all this were not enough for one year — the greatest achievement was the goose Roge and friends gave Dr. Ho for Christ- mas accompanied by a record of Frankie Laine singing Cry of the Wild Goose. Pre-dental work was taken at S.C. where Riley was a member of Delta Tau Delta. Organizations to which he belongs now include both Delta Sigma Delta and Al- pha Tau Epsilon. Roge is a good operator and will go far in dentistry with his cheerful, easy going attitude. See you in Texas!! Would you like it tenderized, modon vette and friend

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STANTON JAY REICHEL T,ii, rf ilnit I ' hi. Alpha Omciiu Los Angeles, California use. Known as lady-killer Reichel in the old days, Sfan was born and raised in North Hollywood and has managed to accomplish his 19 years of education all in this small community of Smogville. Stan graduated from North Hollywood High School in 1950 after the trials of youth, when he was accredited with the distinction of never saying uncle when engaged in neighborhood fisticuffs. He then arrived at S.C. a personable, sin- cere and well-liked college man. As an undergraduate, Stan was active in Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity and follow- ing his entry into dental school, became a member of Alpha Omega. Usually a confident and capable operator, Stan alledgedly misplaced a slight amount of glucose during a physiology experi- ment. The result was a solution with a brick red precipitate and a fraternity brother with a similarly hued face. The second section will fondly recall his in- nate ability for removing Dr. Lem Sweet ' s V foils with sandpaper discs. Stan plans to serve the Navy two years after which he will establish his practice in Beverly Hills. Clean gown, hair cut, pressed shirt collar must be pedo day. Foils, foils, foils, Aohhhh 117

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ROBERT LESTER ROBERTSON Modesto, California Riverside College Bob will be remembered as one of the most meticulous and painstaking stu- dents the Dental School will ever grad- uate. Early in the freshman year, Bob spent many lab hours demonstrating the art of polishing wax bite blocks and shining compound impressions. He oc- casionally became sidetracked with var- ious and sundry business ventures (deals); namely, selling operating chairs to the class and then promptly creating a repair service when the wheels fell off, and charging half the original price to replace them. As official information had it. Bob and his wife Louise (Skip) were able to fi- nance babies in this manner, and do their duty to maintain the population. The score to date shows one little tiger, Bobby Jr., a sweet daughter Pamela, and a fair sized swelling that would indicate a census change in May. Despite his conscientious and diligent at- tutude at school. Bob has found time for a remarkable number of activities. Among them are interests in boating, water skiing and flying. Bob is a 1946 graduate of San Diego High School, an alum of Redlands College and of course, started S.C. in 1953. After the service, Bob and family will be found in South- ern California. I. Finger painting 119