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

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Soph, Bitch Chiono and Carbon College ' s Babe Thompson. Fore! Umpire Kindy still undecided as to what we ' i ing, soft boil or lawn bowling. play- 36 Once again it was spring and dissipated as we were, we wanted to try out the ole pitchin ' arm and to see how the batting av- erage would come out. The entire class de- scended upon Griffith Park and as the day progressed, we found many Kramers, Man- tels and outstanding footballers, too numer- ous to mention. But the next day was the same as after the freshman outing, there being the usual assortment of aching heads, Charlie horses and shin-splints. Scliufte and Tibbetts rehearse circuit acts.

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Fred Hansing, President Ray Johnson, Vice-President Bob Hobbs, Secretary-Treasurer Big wheels now — mighty sophomores. We l new everything there was to krnow about dentistry. After all, we had made one set of dentures, a bridge and even a few operative preparations on big plastic teeth. We could now talk on a level with men of the profession and show the new Freshmen the ropes. Ignorance was bliss. During this year we got to know our class members better. There was plenty of time for chewing the fat during the many lab courses and for making with the jungle noises. All in all this year proved to be one of the more enjoyable of the four year grind. oi ' ■° ' -f 5-.v. r:;z ,m

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Scab Time The year rolled on despite all that would seem to keep it at a stondstill. We managed to finish the sophomore bridge and Dr. Ho received his Thanksgiving goose. By this time we had learned the ropes of the Technique Building, namely, never check oper- ative until 1:30 or 2 or whenever the department got back from lunch. Further enlightenment was gained by means of phar- macoloby lab, and how to compound (or rather encapsulate) aspirin, the use of congo red, and don ' t put too much soap in the tooth powder — Brady doesn ' t like it strong, and get that zinc oxide and eugenol mixture the rest of the class has been check- ing to him. The engines hummed, the wheels turned, each project was completed; and our long anticipated clinical training was becoming more and more a reality. President Hansing and the class thank Mrs. Root, Mrs. Show and Mrs. Roseborough for their mission of mercy during the past two years. Dental history lecture in progress. Tread mill in full swing. Dr. Ho acquiring a family pet. Inky receives a birthday present. (We bet the only bottle of Southern Comfort frosted with pineapple delight.)