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

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FRANK CORTEZ FLORE5, JR. I ' si Omcfia Los Angeles, California East LA. Jr. College, U.S.C. It is very easy to talk about Fronk Floras, better known as the Cisco Kid, because he is a man of many and varied talents. He is twice a father, a very proficient operator and possessed of a very subtle humor which is best appreciated by his neighbor on the right. Frank is a native Angelino. He is 26 years old and has a very pretty dark- eyed wife named Juliet. Frank took his pre-dental work at East L.A.J.C. and U.S.C. Since his entrance to Dental school he has been a top op- erator, due partly, no doubt, to his great enthusiasm for dentistry. An example of this is aptly demonstrated by his modus operendi during his surgery as- signment his junior year. It seems that Frank hid the progress records from the seniors so he could have more extrac- tions (it is rumored that he had a co- hort in this scheme). The Psi Omega ' s and the senior class in general can be proud of a fine operator and profes- sional man in Frank Flores. Damn thing won ' t seat. Whafcho mean no Class 11 alloys 75

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JOHN KIRK EVENS Beta Thetn Pi Denver, Colorado Univ. of Denver John, better known among his class- mates as: mountain boy, Big John, and the originator of the cotton roll ancl microfilm technique for polishing wax patterns. This new technique was finally arrived at after trying many substances such as melted snow, ski wax, and glue from beer bottle labels. Moving out of the mountains of Colorado where he had made a name for himself (?), John set- tled down in S.C. ' s fraternity row and became well known at the 901 Club and in local sorority waiting rooms. He is well known for his operating skill both in the dental clinic and on the row. John still keeps up with his skiing and mountain acrobatics; his Christies around a dental chair in the Fox ' s presence are a thing to behold. Whether or not Big John ' s skiing helps him in operative is still a question among his classmates; and word has it that John is becoming quite an ice skater. Wonder if he can catch up with the rest of us as we ' ve all been doing quite a bit of skating our- selves around the clinic on Tuesdays and Fridays. As for John ' s serious side, class cooper- ation, personality and interest in fellow classmates are traits that are unequalled. After graduation, we all know who to contact in the mile high city for a hos- pitable and interesting time. Just about ready to sock ' em in. Class IV foil!? 74

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JERRY S. FRANKEL Alpha Omega Los Angeles, California Fullerton J.C, Long Beach State Jerry spread his talents around on his path to S.C. He arrived by way of Ex- celsior H.S., Fullerton J.C, and Long Beach State College. His talent at bas- ketball aided our dental school frosh team to reach the finals our Freshman year. Jerry surprised us all that first year when he and Myrna eloped one weekend. He took a little pressure after that due to his regular absence at noon. The clan has since been enlarged with the arrival of a baby boy. Rumor had it that Jerry was writing a book titled How To Drink Socially, but he found he lacked the experience, (in writing of course). When ever help is needed to instigate a fishing trip, poker game, or in catching tame ducks, Jerry is the man to see. Jerry is a member of the Alpha Omego Dental Fraternity and a very active mem- ber of N.B.C. (Noon Bridge Club). His post-graduation plans will begin with a two year term in Uncle Sam ' s Army. Didn ' t hear the timer ring. Benevolent art of instilling confidence in the patient. 76