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

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W. RONALD HELBRON Redlands, Callfornla U.S.C. l M Delta Slgma Delta ,,k Nobody seems to be able to trace the rise to power of the Delt house mouse. All of a sudden he was there. His humble begin- nings seem to have started in Redlands via San Bernardino Valley College lno cheese there, iust greasel and USC where he was an ATO. ln the last four years, we have had the pleasure of seeing Ron come into his own in his modest and unassuming way and have found him to be one of the most sincere and hard working men in the class. Upon graduation, he will keep a two year appointment with Uncle Sam, and then go into private practice. House Mouse married Nikki Mouse in April, and they have quit mousing and instead plan to have mice. You may be a little small now, Ron, but we'll look forward to you becoming a big cheese in the profession. With just a little imagination anyone can visualize the inscription on the door of Bart's office to be: George Barton Heuler, D.D.S. INVESTMENT COUNSELOR GOLF COURSE DEVELOPMENT General Dentistry LOANS REAL ESTATE SPECULATION George has been all of these things to a few of us-even some of the faculty. He started his college work in the economic field at U.C.L.A. and U.S.C. After getting two degrees and starting on the third, he decided to switch to dentistry. Some of Brigham's boys saw a possible convert and went to work only to have Bart end up being their financial advisor and partner in the imported auto business. Bart spends part of his time at the clinic handling golf course transactions, iuggling loan transactions, and the rest at home in Anaheim with his wife and children. His future appears to be surrounded with roses as he is associating with his brother in Anaheim, and continuing his financial dealings and manipulations. 3 Bart, there is a definite correlation between your clinical i ' i performance and the Dow Jones Average. 1 K GEORGE HEULER, BS, MS Anaheim, California U.S.C. I guess l'II have to get the 'Big Delt' to check this one

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l wonder what Joe Smith would do In a spot like this? GORDON HANSEN D Winslow, Arizona . Brigham Young University Gordon Hansen is our second phantom . He was seldom seen, and never heard. ln fact Bart Heuler was the only man who knew there was a Gordon Hansen. You could walk up to someone and ask if he had seen Gordon, and he would give you a puzzled look and reply, Who's he ? Gordon is very easy going and extremely easy to get along with. He was always willing to give a helping hand to those who would, ask. Gordon is one of the hardest workers in our class and this characteristic will be a great asset to him in private practice. When he and Bart pull their big merger after graduation, not only will the practice flourish but the Dow-Jones average should rise a few points. Good luck Gordon and we hope to see you at the Dental Meetings after graduation. Lou came to dental school with a big question on his mind. Lou never had the question answered but he asked it thous- ands of times. Usually these questions were directed to the lecturer two minutes after the bell rang. These actions, of course, endeared him to the other members of the class. Lou also had another talent which he was famous for-that was being the last one in his seat for lectures. This normally isn't so bad but the morning thrill for Lou was quite a stimulus. The later he came to class the more questions he asked. ln time Lou had enough of his questions answered to finish school in fine style. He will probably have to ask someone where and when graduation takes place, but he will make it on time, and go on to a successful practice of dentistry. Just one more question Doctor. LOU' HASLWANTER, BS l.os Angeles, California 'Q' U.S.C. Psi Omega .

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How did you get this between your bicuspids! PAUL HICKS Prescott, Arizona University of Arizona Delta Sigma Delta Paul came to S.C. from Prescott ia little town in Arizonal. In his freshman year he hung so loose he wound up with top overall grades and came down with mononucleosis to prove it. After his marriage in the fall of our Sophomore year he accomplished in two years what most papas take ten to come up with-three kids. We'Il all miss the fervent echo of let's grill it or did you snap that one to remind us of the last of the Hick's brothers. But, we all know that California's loss will be Arizona's gain when Prescott gets one of the finest guys you'd ever want to know. Now hear this! Now hear this! Will audio-visual and special effects officer Chuck Julienne please report to duty station immedi- ately! And thus began another lecture in Oral Diagnosis. The man with the key, in front, assisted by the man by the watch, in back. Now that the first slide is crisped up we can read it. Join the Navy, it says. Not only was Chuck known for his assistance when it came to showing slides, but he also showed talent in many other .fields, such as cooking and mixing punch i?l for his fellow ZIPS. With Chuck's expensive tastes and his Navy experience, we're sure he will go a long way in furthering his profession, and, should he be chased out of town by a disgruntled patient, we can be sure he will know what time to catch the next train. Rub the pan with garlic, then add the olive oil. I ., tb CHARLES .IULIENNE Glendale, California San Diego State College Xi Psi Phi