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

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CHARLES BOYER Hawthorne, California El Camino, U.S.C. A home-grown product, Chuck hails from Hawthorne, California. It was in this locale that due to the sunshine and orange juice (Pabst) Charlie scaled to astronomical proportions. It was this excessive height that decided Chuck on trying out for U.S.C. ' s football squad, the results of which had remained a deep, dark secret. At any rate, it may have been this violent contact with athletics that decided him on dentistry as an easy way out. As June and graduation approach, some happy community will be surprised to find so much ability in such a little fellow. Anatomy is puzzling. The demure dentist. 60

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LAMBERT FRANK BOEHM i ' .s I ' hi Los Angeles, California Occidental College Lambert entered dental school with but one purpose in mind; that of upholding the Big Ten and the Occidental Tiger over anything that the Trojans could muster and he had the facts and figures in field and track to prove it. Lambert spent his undergraduate days at two places, Eagle Rock (the site of Eagle Rock High School and Occidental College) and Minneapolis at the Univer- sity of Minnesota, which of course ac- counts for his radical beliefs. These ideas seemed to hove found fertile ground in dental school for now he has everyone against Inky ' s carving test, Parley ' s wax derbies, and Rex ' s double clinics. These funful barbs are intended to bring up a small part of a very likeable fel- low. Due to Lambert ' s gambling nature and his natural sympathy for the under- dog he routinely supported the New York Yankees for the Pennant race and the Series. Lambert never ceases to amaze one with his profound knowledge on an endless variety of subjects. His friendly grin and natural ability to get along with people are exceeded only by his lust for shiny blue cars and good food. As a leader in Xi Psi Phi he headed several commit- tees and did all of the writing for the national chapter quarterly. Lambert has spent much of his outside time teaching the piano and as a Van De Kamps rest- aurant assistant. His future in dentistry is indeed bright and it is firmly felt that in the future he will drive the biggest and brightest car on the road. Festooning? I don ' t see any festooning. I ' ll be damned, it fits! 59

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PAUL JOSEPH BRADFORD I ' si Omffi,,. I ' hi Hrtu Kupi ' i Tujunga, California Glendale College, U.C.L.A. Out of the hills of Sunland came this Phi Beta Kappa to lend himself to four years at the grind of dental school. Always a good student, many of us still believe Paul had a yearning at times to be an M.D., hence the nickname of Dr. Brad- ford P.M.D. (pseudo M.D.) For a fellow that made so many good grades, Paul made few eight o ' clocks. In fact, as we remember, in the Fresh- man year he was on time just seven times (give or take two). Just after the first summer at the clinic, Paul decided it was just too tough work- ing his way through school, so he got married. Jody was the lucky girl and a pretty little third party named Annette was born a little less than a year later. It has been rumored that Paul makes pocket money by doing week-end ortho- dontics, learning the techniques first on himself. This has not yet been confirmed, however. A member of the Senior Dental Program, pauI enjoys a rank, good income and a wealth of extra learning in dental mat- ters from the Navy. Extra curricular activities find our Lieu- tenant, J.G. an excellent electrician, part time brewmaster, auto rebuilder, a staunch member of the 901 club and regional director of T.G.I.F. One of our better students and oper- ators, this fellow is a credit to the pro- fession. After returning from Stan ' s, Paul checks over the day ' s dissection. Don ' t worry — he won ' t bite !