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

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JOHN PARKER HART Phi Kiipna Tail. M I ' si Phi Eagle Rock, California John Muir College, U.S.C. There he goes in his famous red MG . . . driving on the left hand side, ala Englishmen, and careening around cor- ners on two wheels. He not only kept ahead of the girls on the S.C. campus, of which he was a part in his pre-dental days, but all the DH ' s as well. He was not only popular at S.C, but also in his high school career. At John Muir, he was the football hero, and he left with many honors, but most important, he was one of its top athletes. In dental school, his popularity also won him the presidency in the Zip Fraternity. Being caught in the swing of patriotism, he is one of the few privileged charact- ers to be sailing the high seas touring the world for two years. Now it will be possible to make the true floating den- ture without a guilty conscience. Follow- ing the service, Parker will return to the Los Angeles area, probably Pasadena, and establish his practice there. Professional scalpers. 87

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SAM MICHAEL HARKISS Xi Psi Phi Huntington Park, California U.C.L.A., L.A.C.C. The smiling Greek came to us from the hamlet of Huntington Park, California. Sam attended both U.C.L.A. and Los Angeles City College for his pre-dent. studies. When the class assembled and began to meet one another, we found an out- spoken, fast-talking, exuberant fellow in Sam. He soon entered into class and school activities, becoming a member of the Zip Fraternity and also an active participant in the Navy ' s Ensign Pro- gram. Sam worked diligently through dental school; and we might add many long hours, as Herb Hyman will attest. After his tour of duty, Sam will return to the Los Angeles area. Assembly line. The plaster pit. cr-. ' ' - i mm%

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ROBERT WILLIAM HOBBS Alpha Tail Ep ilon Long Beach, California Long Beach C.C. Ever since that night Bob got his upper anterior chops extracted playing that sissy game of football, he had threaten- ed to take up Dentistry to get even v ith the world. Then he got booked with Uncle Sam and found that everyone else was trying to do the same thing. Bob ' s pretty easy to get along with just as long as you don ' t mention bear and do yourself a favor. Dr. Ho had him carving so many bicuspids that he finally started a small acquarium at home. As a freshman, he also excelled well in Dental Materials, but then you know how it is with the boss ' s rela- tives. Since Bob did a little dental tech- nician work in the service if might ac- count for his getting a slower start but after the third bear carving for Harrison he was well on his way to becoming one of the top operators in the class. He made A.T.E. as a Junior being top all around man. Bob was nabbed before his Freshman year was half completed by a real cutie from Long Beach named Pat and they have lived the past three years in Long Beach where she ' s teaching at City Col- lege. As this year ends let ' s all feel fortunate that we have had such a person as Bob to set such an excellent example both in Dentistry and in just plain living. Long roots, dense bone, leads to a tired oral surgeon. M •i 1 P ■ rflV V A - isT ■■■■ B - ' - jn r -d