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

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Full speed ahead. THOMAS SHERIDAN CONDON Psi Omega Inglewood, California Loyola University at Los Angeles Tom has been a very enthusiastic mem- ber of the class. Being friendly by na- ture, he was soon known to all in the first section. He seemed easily to adjust to the rigors of dental school, accom- plishing his technique and theory with ease. Tom ' s home is Inglewood, California, where he attended high school. His un- dergraduate alma mater is Loyola Uni- versity of Los Angeles. While at S.C., he was a member of Psi Omega Fraternity and spent the remainder of his time keeping his buddy, Davis, out of trouble. With his energy and drive, we ' ll give Tom only a short while to become suc- cessful in his hometown of Inglewood. 66

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EARL VAL CLARK Xi Psi Phi, Al[ li(i Tun Epsilon Cedar Cify, Utah College of Southern Utah Val is another Ute transplanted to the land of ever sunshine (smog filtered). A man with tremendous potential, Vol hit his peak as he was chosen President of our Dental School Student Body in his Senior year. Prior to his dental training he was president of his Junior College in his home town, Cedar City. He progress- ed through dental training with an equal enthusiasm. As an active Zip, he can be seen at all parties looking in askance at his less dedicated brothers as they weave through the massed crowd due to their over indulgence in weekend nectars. As a man of women, there is no tops. When he is not dating them, he thinks of them; when not thinking of them he s dating them. He ' s still a devoted bachelor, how- ever. Val was gunned down by the Air Force, consequently the public will claim him after June graduation. He ' s planning on claiming the public as he is now taking a course in investments. No doubt about this boy, he ' ll be an asset to the profes- sion. Practicing for two years in the Air Force. Sure wish we could reproduce the Bennet move- ment on the model H. 65

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CYRIL RAYMOND COURTURE ' v Omi-fia Van Nuys, Californi a U.S.C. Ray originally hailed from Las Vegas and other parts of Nevada before mak- ing the trek to L.A. and the dental field. His background is quite varied and it all sounds too hard for the dainty hands of a Dentist. He has worked on dam con- struction (not rubber), cement laying, car- pentry, electrical construction and almost all of the building trades. In fact, during the time he has been placing dams and constructing bridges for patients, he has been building houses as well. Apparently, Ray has found some spare time, as he is currently raising a family of four. His degree of maturity (old man) can be described by the fact that he has a daughter graduating from high school this June. Ray is a member of the Psi Omega Den- tal Fraternity as well as the 901 Club and through the four years, Ray has worked hard for his D.D.S. Because of his cheer- ful attitude toward his own troubles he has given his fellow classmates a fine appreciation of what a man can accom- plish when he sets out to do something. Ray is undoubtedly one of the most nat- ural, unaffected individuals we know. Because of this, he is one of the most sincerely liked members of the class. This plaster bit is old hot to me. Now Mam, we ' ll show as little gold as possible. 67