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

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PATRICIA SEKI Los Angeles, California Los Angeles City College s Xa Q Sleepy Seki, a Los Angeles born native, spent her high school days at L. A. High and then went on for two years of higher educa- tion at Los Angeles City College. Pat then graduated to the second floor of palatial 635 Exposition, seat and microscope 357533. She was also one of the few girls in Bacteriology lab who tried the revolutionary new method of shortening her hair with the Appleman sterile singing technique. Known for her beautiful clothes, Pat never seemed to wear the same outfit twice. She whiles away her time working, bowling, going to movies, and sleeping in class. ln her senior year, she found her petite size profitable when it came to getting to her seat in the center of the row after everyone had seated themselves. After graduation, Pat plans to add marriage to her busy schedule and work in the Los Angeles area. Didi, as she is known to one and all, is one of the most charming and good-natured of our group. As industrious as she is pleasant, the steady clicking of her knitting needles could be heard for cr mile as she kept herself busy between patients. As a senior, she served as class secretary-treasurer and had a few surprises that will culminate in wedding bells in August. Didi hopes to get in a few rounds of golf before leaving for Nebraska where she plans to practice temporarily. Once a Californian, always a Californian . . . and one day, despite the people, cars and the smog, our Didi, like the Prodigal son and MacArthur, will return. How am I ever going to explain this? DIANE SWANSON North Hollywood, California U.S.C. i S3 ml , r i,, Nad Please don't call me 'Mommy' in front of the instructors

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You guessed itl l've got iust one more announcement... it ANN RYAN Fullerton, California Washington U. N K A I Early in our Junior year, Ann threw her DH cap into the political ring and became class president. Shortly after that we under- stand she developed an ulcer. It was no easy task getting my girls to agree on anything without first coming to blows. Ann was famous for her many and varied announcements. We awaited them with excitement and interest. As a Senior she snared another political coup by being elected ATE vice president, another stride in the fight for woman's suffrage. Ann's maior outside interest are the two little people who live in Fullerton and who are waiting for Mommy to come home. Mommy may work in Uncle Hal's office when he comes home from the Air Force. Shirley is a girl with the reputation of doing unusual things in an unusual way. For instance, during our Junior year, her most remarkable achievement was the acquisition of a pair of pink stretch pants for skiing. And it wasn't good grades that made her year a success, but winning a deep sea fishing derby with a twenty five pound Yellow-tail. Then, during a time when social ad- iustment was measured by how well one learned to twist, Shirley took up Tahitian dancing. Even though she spends most of her day in an atmosphere stressing education, she still maintains her philosophy that life offers too much to confine one's interest, and is too short for anything but a good time. In spite of her way-out hobbies, Shirley has been way-in as AKG and class reporter. l'm going to cut it up and make a mobile out of it. SHIRLEY SCHAUPP Los Angeles, California Cal Berkeley , I Q . I' .,.

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Do you really think those glasses make me look sophis- tlcated? JANIS TAYLOR 7 - Westchester, California r ,i 1 1 s.M.c.c. , H.- Better known as Red remember the crimson color her face turned when she had her first patient who iust happened to have black hairy tongue? Jan is probably the only girl in our class to have the distinction to have broken three roots during a dental anatomy carving test and still survived. Jan is an expert card player and will swear to the end that she doesn't not cheat at Hearts, ln our Senior year she served as class Veep and made sure that one and all derived the most benefit of the social life available in dental school. x l Pat is a lass of diverse talents. She has, among many things, taught elementary school, but decided thirty five kids five days a week was iust tooooo much. Pat was the star tooth carver in the class and morale dropped to an all time low when she finished a carving test in an hour and walked out leaving the rest of us in a state of shock. Pat is an avowed TGIF devotee and on Friday was always the first one out the clinic door, iust why we don't know. Pat, in her free time, can be seen on the snow covered slopes during the winter, and skiing behind a souped up Chris Craft in the summer. Is it four thirty already? PATRICIA nmsxos l 3 Santa Ana, California l ,- Long Beach State