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

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ARTHUR ADAMS i Oceanside, California U.C.L.A. Psi Omega 1 i 4 Ah, I don't think we can make eight no trump Art's stay at dental school began with a bang, when upon criticism of his dental anatomy drawings he politely told Mr. Murphy what he could do with them. He later ran against Murphy for sophomore President on the scab box ticket and lost. Art has an even temper and good nature-to which his bridge companions can attest. He welcomes kibbitzers with a smile and never fails to accept' advice from the likes of Dave Fishman or Paul Taylor. His maior asset at the bridge table is that no matter how costly his partners' error may prove, he never gets upset. He also has the ability to calm the novice player, as Doug Oswell will quickly confirm. Art's advice to those who wish to go through school as easily as he did, is eat Metrecal lunches, play at least three hours of bridge a day, and don't take any guff from anyone. He also has a new book out on how to cut Dr. Lott's class and not get a notice from the Dean. Art's plans for the future are to open a practice on the money he and his wife have saved on his haircuts for the past four years. Adelbert came to us from Glendale City College, an intent, well organized, innocent boy. He became the only student in the S 81 T building with freshly painted lockers that were lined with red and silver striped shelf paper. Dell set up a wiring system for his lab engine that would confuse the average electrical engineer, and, he had a scab box with a sliding door and a lacquered finish that would make any interior decorator envious. When finals came around, Dell slept a few hours in the evening until his parents went to bed. Then he got up and studied all night until exam time. He had to study so much because he never missed a note in lectures, even every one of K.0.'s a's and harrumphs were taken down. Finally, when his parents shut off his alarm to save his health, Dell barely made it to the next exam. By the time the end of finals came around he looked pretty bad but still made it to the airport to fly to Georgia and spend the summer with his girl. The trip must have paid off. If you were ever behind Dell waiting for a check you know why he was always so late cleaning up. Dell set high standards for himself and he is the kind of person who will maintain these standards and be a welcomed addition to the profession. Come on Pumpkin, let's go home. 'CJD DELL ALDRICH La Crescenta, California Glendale City College cs. y

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l.aM0lNE ANHDER BS MS Hyrum, Utah Michigan State University One way to stop a runny nose After tiring of his cucumber patch at Michigan State, LaMoine decided to swap his hoe for a handpiece and headed for Old S.C. While at State he had done extensive research on cucumbers-he even developed an entire strain of hybrid cucumbers, excelled only by his hybrid gold castings. Outside the Mormon Church LaMoine's extracurricular activities include his wife and three children. Moine's ability to endure dental school stems from three years of intensive indoctrination in the Air Force. LaMoine's most highly developed skills include helping his traumatized pals recover lost bridge facings, and covering for his friends in 0.D. LaMoine's quiet retiring ways will serve him well in practice. Good luck Moine! Dick act like a sophomore Arconti is one senior who hasn't allowed dental school to interfere with his education. He has the distinction of being the only member of the class with a lifetime subscription to Playboy and Teen magazines. He has the outstanding ability to overcome almost any obstacle with relative ease-with the possible exception of one that bothered him in the sophomore year-his PJC. In addition to his skills as a mechanic, firefighter, and party goer, this hot-rodding bopster l1dS developed exceptional speed and skill in clinical procedures. He has also been an attentive student in lectures-especially those of Dr. Appleman. Dick plans on limiting his practice to Pedo, and, although his ability to rapidly diagnose perio problems will probably not be utilized to its fullest extent, with his talent he should soon be very successful-may even start hiring a mechanic for his Chevy, or at least pay Chuck Cresmer. This is iust the beginning. DICK ARCONTI Pasadena, California U.5.C. Xl Psi Phl