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

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DONALD ALBERT SEIVERT Psi Omenn, Alphd Tail Epsilon Pasadena, California Pasadena City College East Los Angeles Junior College One of the better looking fellows in our class, Don got off to a fast start by get- ting married to real cute gal named Pat during the Easter Vacation of the Fresh- man year. Always a good student, Don had a weakness for losing things. This weak- ness reached an apex with his loss of the freshman bridge during the last week of that semester. Thank goodness, however, the precious little 3 units were found and handed in on time with a good grade as a result. Other talents include barbecuing, a tal- ent like no other of our class possesses; and child management. Don can pull teeth, prepare cavities, almost anything he desires to do and never a whimper from the kiddies. Oh well, I guess some people just Have It . Don has also been accused of animal magnetism — especially for the neigh- bor ' s cats, however this is just a rumor. A real sore spot with him is cartilage transplants in the mouth — so if you want to keep on his good side — just forget you ever heard about them. Don ' s popularity was proved by his election to the office of Student Body Secretory- Treasurer and ensuing membership in Alpha Tau Epsilon. A date with Uncle Sam ' s Army will find Don, like many others, down at old Fort Sam this July. Good luck, Don, and don ' t forget the salt tablets — it ' s only about 115° in the shade down there in the summer. If you don ' t believe it, ask Colonel Dickson. Serious and dedicated. You ' ll feel a little pressure. 127

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BRUCE WILLIAM SCHUTTE Delta Sigma Delta, Alpha Tau Epsilon La Jolla, California San Diego State College The chicken pox kid from La Jolla will be remembered to all for his athletic abilities and magnetism for Catholic women. This always happy guy has a hang loose attitude that helped make him so well liked and a good operator to boot. Bruce attended La Jolla High School and took his predental training at San Diego State College. One of the few students that have dodged matrimony, Bruce is famous for such girl friends as the Real Estate Broker with the solid gold Cadillac, long black cigarette holder, gloves, etc., etc., etc. According to rumor, more energy was used by Bruce in trying to escape this fem than was used for all his studies in the entire Junior year. What ' s the story Bruce? During the summers, our boy could be found Life Guarding at a ritzie La Jolla beach club, and usually kept his tan through most of the year. Besides being a member of Delta Sigma Delta, Bruce was also first vice president of the student body and member of Alpha Tau Epsilon. After graduation, Schutte has a date with Uncle Sam ' s Navy for two years, and then the shingle will probably go up in La Jolla where his brother is already in practice. Take this cofton-pickin ' wax pattern back to the spastic who made it for ya, and tell him to start Never have trouble 126

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KENJI SHINODA Cutler, California Los Angeles City College An ex-labman and veteran of World War II, Kenji was certainly one of the most industrious and exacting students in our class. His work was the finest and his helpfulness to many of us will long be remembered and appreciated. Kenji also knows how to spend his spare time. Fishing is his favorite leisure time activity. Fishing was a little poor not so long ago and hunting took over the number one spot. Anyone like to buy a fishing pole? Cheap? Kenji formerly lived in Cutler, California, Tulare County, where he attended Onosi High School before entering the service. After the war, he moved to Los Angeles where a dentist started him thinking along pro- fessional lines. Los Angeles is home now to Kenji and his charming wife, Ruth. It is heard that his excuse to get away on those fishing trips is that the smog bothers him. Some guys get away with murder. As many of the class will agree, a better fellow, friend or fisherman we will never meet. Ah, come on Kenji, where ' s my M.G.? Quick, hide my tinfoil substitute! 128