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

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GEORGE BRYANT, BS West Covlna, California U.C.L.A. is Delta Sigma Delta Oil that Motha. George Hamilton Kerr Bryant is the cute little guy with the big long name. George, or Cretin, as he is often called, attended Mt. San Antonio College. After this he went to U.C.L.A. in order to earn a degree before entering dental school. This degree which George received was a little unusual in that it made him a Sanitary Engineer, or a bowl inspector or something like that. Regard- less of what his degree was called, the undergraduate training he received allowed him to study less and yet tnake better grades than the maiority of us. George used this spare time gained by not studying to write epic type poetry about ascetic things like the waterfront, soaring sea gulls, and the like. George decided the life of the poet and playboy was not for him so he married his long time girl friend early in his iunior year. He looks a little'more beat now than he did-due to the early hour he has to rise in order to get a clinic chair. However he is still the good natured little guy with the subtle sense of humor. George plans to spend his first two years out of school with the Navy, then settle down in private practice. Dick came out of the woods of Northern California and ioinecl the Navy. As a Dental Tech he learned that scaling teeth was just like chopping down trees, only the ax was smaller. Thus he decided upon Dentistry as a lifetime career, and acquired a thirst for knowledge. He arrived at the technique building where his thirst was quenched, and he narrowly escaped drowning. It turned out that Chico State really wasn't an honor farm. You betcha, Dick would say, That's the way we did it in the Navy. By this time he had acquired a cheering section consisting of his wife and boys. Dirk drrived at the clinic eager to chop down enamel rods and decay bugs, He didrft know if wqg he who wqg about to be chopped down. Old silvertip fell gracefully but he bounced back by gaining confidence in Bridge and Cribbage. Dick figures that the folks up in Northern California couldn't be nearly as ornery as double clinics, so that's where he is going to practice. Light me Rene. yr RICHARD CAMPBELL AB Yreka, California Chico State College

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DAVID BERRY San Gabriel, Callfornla Brigham Young University L. Could you repeat that about the arithmetic of disease? Take a boy, send him to Brigham University, and you have a man. Take a man, send him to Virginia and North Carolina, and you have a missionary. Take a missionary, send him to U.S.C.,, and you have a dentist lwith debtsl. Take a dentist twith debtsl and introduce him to a girl, and you have a newlywed dentist Iwith debtsl. Take a newlywed dentist lwith debtsl, and add the blue of the Air Force, and you have a blue Air Force dentist iwithout debtsl. Thus, our Dave is many people, I all of them quiet, dignified, and ready to practice. The rebel from Brentwood has added a lot of color to the four years we've spent together in dental school. Al is famous for posing questions which keep our mentors on their toes. He has an inquisitive mind, demands proof, and loves a good verbal scuffle. Under Al's nonchalant devil-may-care exterior, there is a very serious student. He does excellent work and was one of the first mem- bers of our class to develop an ulcer. On weekends he takes his ulcer out flying, skiing, sailing, or skin diving for relaxation. He is also the only member of our class to' take a sailfish halfway to Catalina and paddle the rest of the way. lt may be that he's trying to give his wife an ulcer too. Al is entering the Air Force, and after his tour of duty is completed will return to Brentwood and practice good Dentistry. v I-T-Tffsif yi i'TEaagTT 4 wg, I don't mean to contradict you Rex, but I think l han dled that weIl. y 121' ALLAN BRANN i Brentwood, California Santa Monica City College Delta Sigma Delta

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RAY CANNON, BA Los Angeles, California U.C.L.A. C'mon Rex, l'll give you a ride. Ray came to U.S.C. from U.C.L.A. via Chicago where he traveled with the intention of entering Medical School. However, Ray found his life empty without his motorcycle so he returned to Los Angeles to enter Dental School. Once again on his trusty cycle Ray pursued his pastime-dodging traffic on the freeway. Ray is an exceptionally good student especially when he is awake. Occa- sionally, Ray arrives late to class, sits down, and goes to sleep. But, in especially interesting classes Ray will rouse up to ask a profound question or make an equally profound statement. His most memorable profundity had to do with the complex problem of increasing population as related to the decreasing supply of Dentists. Ray intends to travel up to the Santa Barbara-Ventura area with his family, motorcycle, and accessories and there start the Dentists' Motorcycle Club. There he will put into practice his ability to do the difficult with ease. John sneaked into Mr. Carter's home under cover of the San Diego fog one miserable day back in nineteen thirty eight. There- after San Diego survived for some twenty odd iodd we sayi years while John accidentally graduated from assorted elementary and secondary schools. He came to the flat iron building and soon demonstrated his superior sagacity by avoiding the notice of all instructors. ln four years of dental school John has never been known to ask questions in class, naturally he's never made a fool of himself as have so many others. John will start his career with a brand new set of instruments and bright, shiny, new equip- ment for he has never unpacked his original issue. All requirements have been accomplished using equipment borrowed from his buddies. Good luck John, in your Navy and later San Diego practices. And now, let's go burn the technique building! P' s . JOHN CARTER San Diego, California San Diego State College Psi Omega ' 4