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

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We quickly learned that Periodontics was the only department where one could overcut and be commended. Dr. Reeves and his cheerful assistants informed us of the great service we could perform for the patient who has bad gums. Through the clinical years we learned many fascinating tech- niques. One of our favorites was the Mintzer Thumb-Thrust Ver- tical Flap lncision. Another favorite was the Mabile modification of the Okie-Fanokie re-attachment failure attempt. From Dr. Ben- iamin we learned to wait in line for Dr. Galanter. As we progressed into the Senior year, we learned from Dr. Schierson how to grind teeth so the patient could bite good or bad depending on how you grind. Dr. Friedman showed us how to psyche the patient out so that he didn't give a damn. We would like to thank Dr. Reeves for those historical exams, but where did all those different answers come from? Larry Mobile Sylvan Schireson Philip Hamilton 5 va? l K , e xr 4 L' ' v r K. ., X K - ' L . -.-Z O 3 S a G B t S L la T - ef 4 ! ! 6 a 6 Cr L , J 4. N. c .X - 0 . C 5 .-I x-,N N X 7 5.5-1 -XX 44 . if iXl NN wX 4 ,,,,,- 'H '. Dennis Galantor S5 S R 4 Nathan Friedman V -1., A I , .. X x' e C XX 'Pr

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LOTTSA TWADDLE Hr there sports fans this IS Strat Gllflnk and It s time to call them as we see them There I tremendous crowd here ln e S8.T building all here to wr ting the top rated SC Trolans against the highly touted celery chompers from Loma Linda. As usual the Troians are rated number 'I in the UP, AP, and ADA ratings. Last year the Chompers pulled a surprising upset over the usually vic- torious Troians - it went right down to the wire though and the board finally ruled Loma Linda the victor. The Tro- ian mentor, milady's matinee idol, Coach Frank Lott was stunned by this decision and vowed revenge for this surpris- ing reversal. We understand that the coaching staff and team have been pointing toward this contest with their mov- ing battle cry of Beat Loma Linda. Athletic Director Mc Nulty is said to be lending his fullest support to Coach Lott's grudge preparations. The teams are now taking their posi- tions so we'll turn you over to your play by play announcer Chick Fern. Well, the captains of both teams are shaking hands with the referees from the State board of Dental Ex- PROSTHODO TICS I' L..- 333600 if 156, ig EOVQCB ,2.f -BT: 'lt '2 'E 'Wi-. . ,Qt ' .. . . . i 5' . . ., . ' .S sp'u, :.q .' Q, 8 W- ' 'ff Wg X ness' the annual tremenderupit- A ' W A T of - I, X6 aminers. The coaches and their respective staffs are gather- ing around their teams. Coach Lott's cuspid coach Punch Vig is working on the lifts. Dicky Dickson is counciling the centrals, Rollo Ring is working with the backs, Tricky Tormey is tossing laterals around, and, over there is Bump Baldwin, the perfector of the fantastic Bennet Shift. Now here comes the light off. Great excitement. The Troian fans are wildly chanting Stop the chompers, and now it's Beat Loma Linda. The Loma Linda men are starting off with the advantage - their spatulas are white hot. Wait! an unex- pected psychological coup by the Loma Linda men-they're using temproof wax. They've got perfect balance, what func- tion-can the Troians come back? :Wait Wait! A Loma Linda man dropped a right lateral and it's now the Troians who have a chance to show their stuff. Can they compensate for the curve thrown in by the chompers. lt's time out now and the Troian trainer John MacDonald is scampering around giving the Troians their towels. Coach Lott is sending in a play-could it be the famous Bennet Shift? He did! What a precision functioning unit - what wonderful balance the Troian group is showing. Well it's halftime and we have a special surprise for you. Coach Lott has allowed us to place microphones in the Troian locker room-Coach Lott is now speaking. Lads, you're doing fairly well, but don't get chesty about it. I notice that sometimes the backs are being set on the line. I know the books say to do this but l think it's a bunch of twaddle. So in order for the units to function with perfect balance I want the backs set slightly off the line-so now let's go out and finish the game and above all remember our battle cry, BEAT LOMA LINDA. 1. lf . , , 4 ' s , . --.gt -Mfg.: .4 'fri - 1 , 1 , .,..--5:- . . , - ig -, 1- - . .w .4',..,. ' . ,. g F-5' Aw.miW:1,.4.,g54'f N v if 1 1 fi, . , , : 51.3.-s'i -v 5,3 W K I . N Va: ' ' f' . F 'g V, , 1 ez Lf, .--j . ' -., ' . ,V 'f':,.,e'-' ,- ,- ,-ffrzgiy ,V . .,,,.., V. ,, I J .ek V Q - A Qiasjlai-f?,f. -' .' ,- . L- .- ,Q - V I kr.-f gs 4. . ,, - ,- - --V-,-f' f s. -- 2 'tiff 4 is I A ,,,.W,,,,-I , . 'rv f..-' . ' .A - ,eye ,. ,ga I 1 Cheerleader-Pinkio 58 i