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

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F PRINCIPLES OF MEDICINE Oliver Kuzma, a Real Doctor with a capital R, impressed us all with his punctilious promptness, suave savior faire, and incredible knowl- edge of Medicine. His impeccable, grammatically correct lectures were liberally sprinkled with sophisticated French bon mots, as well as other phrases, more colloquially inspired, especially those related to certain bodily functions affected by kidney and liver diseases. Our class, which has upon occasion been slightly less than attentive to other lecturers, took notes in hushed silence, with nary a whisper from Al Spantran Brann, nor a raised hand from Steve l've got a - . question Weisberg. When Dr. Kuzma bumped his head on the tele- vision monitor, with a crack that resounded throughout the room, each of us felt a twinge of pain in our own temple. ,Lie-defy- was k Olivar Kuzma We thank you Dr. Kuzma, bon vivant of John Wesley Hospital, for your knowledge, your flair for lecturing, and your grading of the final exam. Ti ORAL Tuzvioks . 'Q ,Q 4 I , I N I ff' A- 4 ,-J, ., , je - I , - ,, 4 cf . '- N.-,, Q - lf k , ,I 'A-Q Z -S X14 I Z I ,F its 'fl I ' 4' . ,f I 41 Y 68 I I Drs. Fister and Sharp presented one of the exceptionally good courses given to the senior class. The course was well planned and well pre- sented. The only trouble was that it started at 8:00 Sharp . Dr. Fister taught the first part of the course. He originally practiced in Louisville but came to California to breathe smog. G Sh eorge arp Dr. Sharp showed us many slides to go along with his printed out- line-this made the course that much more enioyable. We not only didn't have to take notes but we could sleep too. -Wm 22225525 I x We learned that there are too many tumors, not enough commandos, and that dogs aren't man's 'best friend. WiIlia.m Fister

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JURISPRLIDENCE-PRACTICE ADMINISTRATION Vernon S. Gray is a quiet, mild-mannered attorney-at- law. But when he dons his stylish, double-breasted con- tinental suit, the true person springs forth-that of Mr. Perry Grayson, the famous defense attorney. Here is a dashing, debonnaire, suave, spell-binding orator who keeps his audiences on the edge of their seats with his rapid-fire questions, which would curl the toes of any iuror. He needles his adversaries to the point of frustra- tion and then drives his idea home with a thundering, flamboyant delivery along with convincing eyebrow- , raising exercises. This dynamic personality will remain ' ' in the BACK of our minds as will the sum and substance I il' of dental iurisprudence. Ve,-non gray William Finke PUBLIC HEALTH if-1 , H I Very 'Respes-.'I'6ll R H A' Semi-Attentive 5 , X e Ii d I G 'J3aeZTm..r, 9: . I ' Whistling m Boiling Di-fs,,,g:, 4 I'-:Lying Ylissils, I Mean ? CoulrlH'I' Care Less Jo slVlek:liarl- Poor Attendance I-loo'l'in3+.leeriu3T Mpdle -+ lvla-ylnelft sRan3e-' unpredictable 6 osin i, , I V . A O -3 sQi.LoriI'ilQ7o ff? Rebellion e I I ' Parghal d s . en ance,- No Attcnclan i T I v , V y WEEKl..Y..EVENTS J U I s L 4 I . . I , Q I- I ... . gn gn ,Q 0 Q v 6' if A 23 1.5 12- 3415 722 0? 23 :E ng- 5-' f'3 3f tb, N 'li 93 Q52 55 5? 3'7- ?-'61 lol? EQ 4 232- 35222 13? '33 vis, 'Pi 3, gems aff-2,12 Q-'f s. 15. I 4 U' 950-rw Gio' 69